after winning the toss at leicester, england started well, opener tammy beaumont hitting 114 — her sixthollapse, where they went from 187—6 to 217 all out, delissa kimmince the best of the bowlers with a five—forjust 26 runs. in reply, australia never really looked like losing, ellyse perry top scoring on 62, and they wrapped up the victory with more than four overs to spare. australia now lead the multi—format series 4—0 with one more odi, three t20s and test match still to play. at the cricket world cup, there was a consolation win for the west indies over afghanistan in both side's final match at the tournament. the windies won by 23 runs at headingley and afghanistan leave without a single point. four years ago, the great britain women's basketball team were almost at the point of extinction. they needed emergency funding after uk sport scrapped their investment — leaving the players fearing for the future of their sport. now, they've made history by reaching the semi—finals of the eurobasket tournament. they beat hungary 62—59 to not only give themselves a chance to reach the final,

tammy beaumont hit a 115 ball 114 as england reached 183—4 but they then collapsed to 217 all out.ia r 71—3. the aussies lead the series 2—0. that is it from us at the bbc steady as we will go back tojohn watson at wimbledon. many thanks indeed for that of course as he knelt a great day for some of those british players in the singles but all eyes currently over on court number one where andy murray is in action as he begins his double partnership in first—round action up against. the good news for and be merry if they held their first service game in this one. it is one all at the moment as you can imagine, court number one packed to see and be merry making his wimbledon return. he was not here last year of course and it was back in plenty when he had to pull out and lost because of injury. but he's back. expected to centre court. nick kyrgios up against the fa on the dial. this one has gone to a tie—break in the third. it is roughly on who is up 5—2. it looks to be on the cusp of taking the lead this match. what a contest this one is. some very familiar faces currently on centre

tammy beaumont hit a 115 ball 114 as england reached 183—4 but they then collapsed to 217 all out.

australia declared on 420 and then cut off for a perfect start, bowling tammy beaumont for a duck.outcome. england, having lost 31—day matches already, would lose the multiformat series. that is all the sport for now. you can get more onto stories on the bbc sport website. you will be able to follow the netball, golf and cricket there. police say they're concerned about the welfare of a litter of newborn puppies that were stolen in manchester by machete—wielding burlgars. they were taken by two men who managed to get access to a flat in the north of the city. when their mother tried to defend them she was slashed in the face. officers fear the five week old dogs may not survive without their mum. i'm joined now via webcam from crowle in lincolnshire by leanne plumtree from the rspca. thank you for being with us this morning. this is a heartbreaking story. vicious, violent attack, then the potential that the puppy is taken might not survive. absolutely. thank you for having me this morning. this is a shocking incident when we know that at least one dog has been hurt, the mum. we kno

australia declared on 420 and then got off to the perfect start, bowling tammy beaumont for a duck. the help of nat sivver, but with one day of the test left, a draw is the most likely outcome. so england, having lost three one—day matches already to australia — would lose the multi—format series. she says she's in the best form of her life and it was certainly a convincing win from laura muir who romped home in the 1500 metres on the first day of the anniversary games. the european champion was the outstanding favourite, after kenya's faith kipyegon withdrew before the race. a determined—looking muir outsprinted german konstanze klosterhalfen on the final bend on her way to a comfortable victory. klosterhalfen on the final bend on her way to a comfortable victory. i thought, "you know what? i'm just going to sit and use my strength in the kick." you know, i know a lot of the girls there have run fast times, over the longer distances they'd be strong, so ijust knew my advantage was my kick, and i used that last lap. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's shaun ley wit

australia by four wickets. 0ur after winning the toss at leicester, england started well — opener tammy beaumontt of the bowlers with a five—forjust 26 runs. in reply, australia never really looked like losing, ellyse perry top scoring on 62, and they wrapped up the victory with more than four overs to spare. australia now lead the multi—format series 4—0 with one more 0di, three t20s and test match still to play. at the cricket world cup, there was a consolation win for the west indies over afghanistan in both side's final match of the tournament. the windies won by 23 runs at headingley and afghanistan leave without a single point. and huddersfield giants moved away from the bottom of super league with a big win over salford. darnell mcintosh with the final score as huddersfield won by 30—18 at the aj bell stadium. the victory moves them into ninth on 16 points, with leeds, hull kingston rovers and london broncos all on 14 points below them. that's all the sport for now. goodnight. time for a quick check on the weather. if you are looking for sunshine today, your best bet was to look further s

they declared on 420—8 and then took the important england wicket of tammy beaumont for a duck.rific half—century for the hosts, but eventually went for 64 to this catch. england closed 199—6 and, with one day to go in the one off test, the ashes appear to be slipping away. just to say. dillian whyte's heavyweight clash with oscar rivas is into round four. the winner will become a mandatory challenger for deontay wilder's wbc belt. you can follow that on the bbc sport website. and that is it from us. who should be responsible for local services like bin collections? your local councils or the private companies they might be paying to do it for them? it is called outsourcing, a practice that was supposed to make it cheaper and more efficient to deliver local services, but labour says it's led to councils often paying a high price for a poor job and if it were in government, it would bring an end to most outsourcing in english councils within five years. to put it simply, the business model of outsourcing failed and is broken, and that's why it needs replacing. so after year upon

but it's not looking good, australia declared on 420—8 and then took the important wicket of tammy beaumontped the recovery but she went lbw for 28. amyjones made a terrific half—century for england, eventually going for 64. nat sciver followed with fifty of her own but england are currently 191—6 and the ashes appear to be slipping away. that's all the sport for now. we will have a full round up at 7:30pm with sportsday. good evening. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, has expressed his "extreme disappointment" in a phone call to his iranian counterpart over the seizure of a british—registered tanker in the gulf yesterday. he said iran had failed to honour a pledge to reduce tensions in the area. germany, france, the netherlands and the eu have all called for the immediate release of the stena impero. iran has released a video which appears to show masked gunmen descending from a helicopter to board the tanker, as paul adams reports. this is the moment iranian revolutionary guards took over the stena impero, descending from a helicopter onto the deck of the tanker, as fast boats circled n

australia declared on 420—8 and then took the wicket of opening batter tammy beaumont for a duck.for england was maiden test 50s for natalie sciver and amyjones, it seems the ashes are getting further and further out of reach. well henry moeran has been watching at taunton. they knew their hopes to keep the dream alive was slim indeed come australia's dominance in the first couple of days, as well as poor weather on day two meant that they are prospects of forcing a win were very slim indeed. craig templeton reports on a day where london at least showed some real fight. day three at thompson and for england a daunting prospect. australia's grip on the ashes was tightening, and beth mooney wasn't about to loosen it. england got just join beth mooney wasn't about to loosen it. england gotjustjoin us in, and the dangerous sophie molineux, but money was still applying pressure. when she eventually hit a bad one, amyjones tracked it in the wind, and the australian captain had seen enough, 420—8 declared. terrorised england with the bats, now time for the ball. with amyjones and heather

australia declared on 420 and then got off to the perfect start, bowling tammy beaumont for a duck.e day of the test left, a draw is the most likely outcome. so england, having lost three one—day matches already to australia, would lose the multi—format series. she says she's in the best form of her life, and it was certainly a convincing win from laura muir who romped home in the 1500 metres on the first day of the anniversary games. the european champion was the outstanding favourite, after kenya's faith kipyegon withdrew before the race. a determined—looking muir outsprinted german konstanze klosterhalfen on the final bend on her way to a comfortable victory. i thought, "you know what? i'm just going to sit and use my strength in the kick." you know, i know a lot of the girls there have run fast times, over the longer distances they'd be strong, so ijust knew my advantage was my kick, and i used that last lap. britain's zharnel hughes just missed out on victory in the mens 100 hundred metres. he recovered from a slow start out of the blocks but was pipped on the line — finishing

tammy beaumont scored a century as england set the tourists a target of 218, but that couldn't stop australiaook at some of this morning's back pages. wimbledon all over the as is frank lampard. franks for nothing. playing days will count for zero says frank lampard. he says i will prove myself all over. you can see on the right—hand side, danny cipriani, who made england's world training squad. it will be cut to 31, it is currently at 35. going well under eddiejones so currently at 35. going well under eddie jones so far. currently at 35. going well under eddiejones so far. in the daily mirror, good to be back. picture of andy murray and frank lampard. andy murray makes a return to sw 19. and this in the guardian, the picture you can see there are rafa nadal celebrating. it meant so much against nick kyrgios yesterday. john marla back in the england squad. he had retired, the harlequins prop. and the cricket world cup final should be free to air, which is a controversial story. before we go, let's look ahead to another big day at wimbledon. remember you can follow all the action across all b

australia declared on 420 and then got off to the perfect start, bowling tammy beaumont for a duck.a draw is the most likely outcome. so england, having lost three one—day matches already to australia would lose the multi—format series. she says she's in the best form of her life, and it was certainly a convincing win from laura muir who romped home in the 1500 metres on the first day of the anniversary games. the european champion was the outstanding favourite, after kenya's faith kipyegon withdrew before the race. a determined—looking muir outsprinted german konstanze klosterhalfen on the final bend on her way to a comfortable victory. i thought, i willjust sit and use my strength, and i know that the girls have run fast times over the longer distances, so i just... that is it for the sport. do you want to try this one? deoxyribonucleotide — it's a scientific word for a single unit of dna. it's hard enough to say, but imagine trying to sign it, using a language where the word doesn't exist. frustrated by the lack of complex scientific terms in british sign language, deaf student l

but it's not looking good, australia declared on 420—8 and then took the important wicket of tammy beaumontand, kind of studying the ship, eventually going for 64. they are currently 178—5 and the ashes appear to be slipping away. britain's laura muir has won the women's 1500 metres on day one of the anniversary games. the european champion eased to victory at the london stadium this afternoon. jeanette kwakye was watching alongside paul ratcliffe. day one of the london anniversary games is done and dusted here. the weather held out, and i am here with paula radcliffe, paula, iam going to stick it right on you and ask you what was a highlight of today? it's a tough one. there has been some really great performances today. i think for me, it's got to come down to between cast on in the 400 middle hurdles, and daniel williams in the 100 metre hurdles. there were great performances also as well, the shape of that she is m, as well, the shape of that she is in, and let's see her get that metal m, in, and let's see her get that metal in, that she so desires, and i think she would breathe a sigh

tammy beaumont scored her first ashes century for england, but that couldn't stop australia from beatingis a great story. and bouncing back from the brink. great britain's women's basketball team make history four years after their futures were put into doubt when their funding was cut. they came storming back yesterday. let's take a look at the front pages. the papers are full of andy murray. as we've been hearing, the front page of the times says frank lampard there, saying he will prove a ny frank lampard there, saying he will prove any doubters wrong. this was dramatic, more on this later, rafa nadal saying to nick kyrgios to show some respect after kyrgios admitted to hit the ball at rafa nadal trying to hit the ball at rafa nadal trying to hit the ball at rafa nadal trying to hit him in the chest and after he refused to apologise, but no dial came through in the end to prove his point. this is nice, at wimbledon we concentrate a lot on the cutting of the grass and the mowing of centre court. this is different from the elword, the groundsman at scottish league two side beacon city.