tracey neville has made no secret of the fa ct neville has made no secret of the fact that winning thatament is the ultimate goal. the roses are now number two the ultimate goal. the roses are now numbertwo in the ultimate goal. the roses are now number two in the world behind australia. many are suggesting they could be favourites for this one. despite those euphoric scenes at the commonwealth games, prior to that they haven't beaten australia since 2013. they also go in without their goal shooter who is injured. she is world —class, goal shooter who is injured. she is world—class, and that breaks up their first choice partnership. that's something australia will want to capitalise on and tracey neville knows that england must expect australia back to their best. anyone who has beaten the aussies, they come back bigger and stronger. they have strategies that they want to come with, they are not the world numberone to come with, they are not the world number one for no reason. you know, they've got some of the best coaches in the world. i think it's always a battle, and now, with the wa

tracey neville wanted more from her roses side but it was australia who took a big lead into the lasta new belief and they came back with real energy. ultimately though australia reasserted their status as the best team in the world with ten months to go to the world cup. but england will know that despite missing key players they were not far short. emily croydon, bbc news. it's a sport watched by millions and will be included at the next olympic games. baseball is part of the fabric of america and has a long history in of all places — hull. at the game's peak more than 10,000 people watched a team from the city win the national title. however, it's popularity drifted and the sport went into obscurity. until now, asjohn pakey found out. america? no. it's hull. embracing a sport, passing it on to a new generation. left-centre field. it is gone. baseball is big, more than 100 million people watched the world series last year. it is popular in japan, central america and cuba. this is nothing new in >> doug:, there was a time when thousands would turn out and teams play. this is a pictur

tracey neville wanted more from her side but was australia who a bigger lead into the last quarter.belief and they came back with real energy. ultimately, though, australia reaffirmed their status as the world with ten months to go until the world cup but england will know that despite missing key players, they we re despite missing key players, they were not far short. football, and there were contrasting fortunes for english sides in the champions league last night. spurs lost late to inter milan, whilst liverpool left it late at anfield. substitute roberto firmino with the winner after paris saint germain had fought back from two goals down. of course manchester united and manchester city are in action this evening. all the build—up throughout the afternoon but for now, that is all your sport. more in the next hour. goodbye. thank you. the government has announced an extra two billion pounds, to build affordable and social housing in england. housing associations, local authorities and other bodies, can bid for money from 2021. the national housing federation, which represents ho

tracey neville wanted more from her roses side but it was australia who took a big lead into the lasthey will be so disappointed with that result. that is all your sports for now. i will have more sport in the next hour. thank you very much, holly. lots of whether to talk about. we're hearing about trains being cancelled in scotland. but in the meantime i wa nt to ta ke in scotland. but in the meantime i want to take you to north carolina. air force one has just landed at cherry point in north carolina. donald trump is about to get off the plane and make those in the clear up operation of hurricane florence. in the last few hours he has posted a message on his twitter account which has got him a bit of mockery because he said that storm florence, and i am quoting, was one of the wettest we have ever seen. many in the united states are wondering what thatis united states are wondering what that is meant to mean. but as he prepares to disembark he will be meeting members of the federal emergency management agency and the military, people he said have been working so hard. 15,000 people

tracey neville is brilliant at herjob. is brilliant at herjob.1919. natalie berg is a retail expert at nbk retail. thank you forjoining us. launch a lot in advance of the actual opening. actual opening. the typical features you find in a traditional supermarket. traditional supermarket. so why are they doing it? they doing it? tesco is still the biggest grocery retailer, isn't it? biggest grocery retailer, isn't it? it has a third of the market share. so why are they doing this? change the way we shop, and there is simply no sign of innovating. simply no sign of innovating. less, but the reality is that none of this has worked. of this has worked. the discounters have chipped away at their market share, —— last decade. their market share, —— last decade. i think this is a last resort. so do you think it will work, then? you think it will work, then? well, the odds are against them. the odds are against them. stores alongside their supermarkets, and it hasn't worked —— asda. and it hasn't worked —— asda. lidl are doing, what can tesco do that is b

each other in a rematch of that nailbiter on the gold coast — this time in the quad series with tracey neville's and tackle violent crime across the capital. sadiq khan 5 new violence reduction unit aims to bring together public health and local government to try and tackle the causes of violence. the new strategy will invest £500,000 and will build on the work of the knife crime strategy he set up injune 2017. sadiq khan took over as mayor in 2016, and all violent crime has gone up in london in that time. between 2015 and 2018, there has been a 21% increase in violent crimes reported to the police in london. there were 96 murders in the year ending august 2015 and 136 murders in the year ending august 2018. the number of robberies reported across the capital rose by 52% in that time. and the number of offences involving a knife also rose by 52% across london between 2015 and 2018, to more than 14,500 in the year ending march 2018. what's being luanched in london mirrors a similar scheme in glasgow which we first reported on at the beginning of this year. it's helped to reduce the rate of violen