nikki fox, bbc news, tokyo.fter being bowled out forjust 67 in theirfirst innings in the third test at headingley. with three days left to play, australia already lead by more than 280 runs. andy swiss reports. so much hope, so much optimism. after a good first day, england fans had arrived with a spring in their step, only to watch their ashes chances seemingly vanish before their eyes. edged and gone. jason roy's wicket sparking, even by england's standards, are quite jaw—dropping collapse. a quite jaw—dropping collapse. joe root, gone for a duck and every time you thought it couldn't get any worse, somehow it did. edged and gone. ben stokes' horrible swish, perhaps the low point. dire, desperate, you could pretty much pick your adjective. and when top scorer, joe denly, went for a mighty 12, what followed was grimly inevitable. as australia ripped through the rest, a case of blink and you missed it. england blown away for 67, their lowest test score against australia since 19a8. surely, there was no way back?

nikki fox, bbc news, tokyo.today — making this the hottest late august bank holiday weekend on record. lots of us enjoyed the summer weather. this was the scene at walberswick on the suffolk coast while london's regent's park sizzled in the summer heat. and in belfast thousands turned out for the mela festival in the city's botanic gardens. the met office says it could be even warmer tomorrow. hello, this is bbc news with chris rodgers. you may have noticed... england have pulled off one of the most sensational victories in cricket history, beating australia at headingley to win the third ashes test, and level the five—match series 1—1. a brilliant century by ben stokes got them over the line. it's already being hailed as one of the greatest batting performances of all time. the cricket analyst, simon hughes, has been telling me he hadn't seen this coming. no, i mean, i think it was the most amazing performance. i think, you know, to try and put it into perspective, we mentioned ian botham in 1981 at headingley,

nikki fox, bbc news, tokyo.n has forced the closure of a children's mental health unit at west lane hospital in middlesbrough where two 17—year—old women died this summer. an inspection report published this week rated the unit as inadequate, with patients at high risk of avoidable harm. the boss of the lorry company eddie stobart has been forced to step down and trading in the firm's shares has been suspended as it looks into accounting discrepancies. the business has also warned its results for the first six months of this year will be significantly lower than originally forecast. the company, known for its green and red lorries, revealed a £2 million error in its 2018 results last month. scientists and conservationists in kenya say they have successfully harvested ten eggs from the only two surviving northern white rhinos in an effort to save the species from extinction. the eggs from the female rhinos will be fertilised using frozen sperm collected from the last male of the species, which died last year. the

nikki fox, bbc news, tokyo.ho's deputy editor of the news website the article, and the guardian columnist dawn foster. that's coming up after the headlines at 11:30. now it's time for the weather with chris fawkes hello there. we're looking ahead to a very warm weekend for many of us. still a few questions with monday's forecast, bank holiday for many, but saturday and sunday in the warmest spots, still expecting temperatures to reach 30 so warmer than it has been for a number of weeks. i pressure a cross been for a number of weeks. i pressure across europe. winds coming in from generally the south—east for much of the country but saturday, this weather front to the west of the uk bringing slightly thicker cloud. not dry everywhere. a bit of rain at times into the scottish highlands and islands and a bit moving into northern ireland, particularly western counties. away from that front, dry. early cloud and mist burning off. prolonged spells of sunshine. hot weather, temperatures reaching 30. sunday's forecast, w

nikki fox, bbc news, tokyo. the weather picture is looking good for the bank holiday weekend.ore of the same over the weekend but it is getting a bit hotter. now overnight tonight it is not dry for all of us and we have a weather front across northwestern areas bringing a bit of rain and not far away from western towns of northern ireland and other than that it is dry with a few nest patches. the weekend is high—pressure, steering the winds from the near continent across the uk and boosting the temperature is, the weather front across western areas will bring the focus of cloudy skies and a few showers worked into the western areas particularly the highlands and islands. with some cloud coming through and it is going to bea cloud coming through and it is going to be a one—on—one the heights reached 30 degrees towards london and south east england, more of the same on sunday dry, sunny and very hot for most of us and perhaps easing at that and a few showers. hello this is bbc news with me samantha said and ends, the headlines, france and ireland threatened to block a new south

0ur disability correspondent, nikki fox, has been to tokyo to find out.site accessible japan so who better to give me a tour? watashiwa nikki desu. 0h, hajimemashite, josh. irasshaimase. i‘ve lost you now. but thank you! it‘s really busy, isn‘t it? it can be, especially during rush hour but if you avoid those peak times, it‘s still pretty easy to get around. i‘ve always wanted to try this crossing. this is the famous crossing, isn‘t it? yes, this is the shibuya scramble. josh, we‘re going to die. come on, josh. i did wonder if i‘d survive the crossing. i don‘t think i‘m ever seen a street this busy in my entire life. i‘m going to follow you. so there‘s steps there. it would be fine if you had a ramp. but there is no ramp at all, there is just a step to get in. is there anything you think i will have a problem with? yes, there‘s a couple of issues, i think. definitely hotels is one of the big ones. right now, there are only about 0.4% of the hotel rooms in japan are accessible. restaurants, traditionally a lot of restaurants will have a step into them. it

nikki fox, bbc news, tokyo. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel.holly hamilton with your latest sports news. you've just been hearing about england's heroics in the ashes this afternoon. keeping the seres alive — former players, commentators and of course the fans have described ben stokes innings as the greatest every played by an england batsman. captainjoe root called him a freak. well, this was the reaction of fans leaving headley this afternooon. yesterday morning, we did not think we would come to watch any cricket at all and to see that was ridiculous. we want more of that type of play, and we want county cricket properly run and not the short form of the game. let's get back to test cricket. unbelievable for ben stokes. he absolutely nailed it. the sports personality of the year. apart from my daughter being born, that was the best day of my life. the atmosphere, you could feel it all day. even when we kept losing wickets, and at the end, unbelievable. there's more reaction and highlights on the bbc sport website. for the moment, let's step

nikki fox has been to tokyo to see how accessible the city is.athletes arriving with all kinds of disabilities, there will also be disabled media, spectators. josh! josh has lived here for 12 years. he's now a japanese citizen and runs the website accessible japan so who better to give me a tour? hajimemashite, josh. i've lost you now. it's really busy, isn't it? it can be, especially during rush hour but if you avoid those peak times, it's still pretty easy to get around. i've always wanted to try this crossing. this is the famous crossing, isn't it? yes, this is the shibuya scramble. josh, we're going to die. come on, josh. i wondered if i would survive the crossing. i don't think i'm ever seen a street this busy in my entire life. i'm going to follow you. so there's steps there. if would be good if you had a ramp. but there is no ramp at all, there is just a step to get in. is there anything you think i will have a problem with? yes, a couple of issues, i think. definitely hotels is one of the big ones. right now, there are only 0.4% of hotel

as you say, our reporter nikki fox who is wheelchair bound, she has been there checking out how readyto kyo she has been there checking out how ready tokyo is for the paralympics, and she says there are huge problems with rooms being available with also restau ra nts, with rooms being available with also restaurants, the ability to find easy meals. so your colleague again, and you parsons saying injapanese society, the agency disabled people travelling either for pleasure business. they don't understand why they would need an accessible hotel room, if they don't travel, so what is behind this culture of an attitude towards disabled people into —— injapan? attitude towards disabled people into -- in japan? but many countries there is been a culture of disability, hiding people away, not able to contribute users i did. that is changing and is changing rapidly. it is thanks to the likes of the paralympic games that is changing that perception and awareness for society of what people with disabilities can offer to the community and society and how did society represent the make up of its

nikki fox has been to tokyo to see how accessible the city is.alympic games so not only will we see 4,000—odd athletes arriving with all kinds of disabilities, there will also be disabled media, spectators. josh! josh has lived here for 12 years. he's now a japanese citizen and runs the website accessible japan so who better to give me a tour? hajimemashite, josh. i've lost you now. it's really busy, isn't it? it can be, especially during rush hour but if you avoid those peak times, it's still pretty easy to get around. i've always wanted to try this crossing. this is the famous crossing, isn't it? yes, this is the shibuya scramble. josh, we're going to die. come on, josh. i wondered if i would survive the crossing. i don't think i'm ever seen a street this busy in my entire life. i'm going to follow you. so there's steps there. if would be good if you had a ramp. but there is no ramp at all, there is just a step to get in. is there anything you think i will have a problem with? yes, a couple of issues, i think. definitely hotels is one of the bi

our disability correspondent, nikki fox, in a year's time, this city will be hosting the paralympic gamesh all kinds of disabilities, there'll also be disabled media, spectators. josh! josh has lived here for 12 years. he's now a japanese citizen and runs the website accessible japan, so who better to give me a tour? watashiwa nikki desu. oh, hajimemashite, josh. irasshaimase. i've lost you now. it's really busy, isn't it? yeah, it can be a bit difficult, especially during rush hour but if you avoid those peak times, it's still pretty easy to get around. right, go on, i've always wanted to try this crossing. this is the famous crossing, isn't it? yeah, this is the shibuya scramble. josh, we're going to die! come on, josh. i did wonder whether i'd survive the crossing! is there anything you think i will have a problem with when i'm here? yeah, there's a couple of issues, i think. definitely hotels is one of the big ones. right now, there are only about 0.4% of the hotel rooms in japan are accessible. restaurants, traditionally a lot of restaurants will have a step into them. it sort of div

as he said, and said that the bbc reported that nikki fox who is wheelchair—bound, she has been therethere checking outjust how ready tokyo is for the paralympics, and she says there are huge problems with rooms being available with also restau ra nts, being available with also restaurants, the ability to find easy meals. so your colleague, again, andrew parsons saying in japanese society, they don't see disabled people travelling for pleasure or business, better understand why they would need an accessible hotel room if they don't travel. so what is behind this culture and attitude towards disabled people injapan? culture and attitude towards disabled people in japan?” culture and attitude towards disabled people in japan? i think like many countries there has been a culture of disability, hiding people away and not able to contribute to society. that is changing and it is changing rapidly. it is like to —— it is thanks to the likes of the paralympic games that is changing perception and awareness business idea what people with disability can offer the community and society. how does

0ur disability correspondent, nikki fox, has been to tokyo to find out.the paralympic games so not only will we see 4,000—odd athletes arriving with all kinds of disabilities, there will also be disabled media, spectators. josh! josh has lived here for 12 years. he's now a japanese citizen and runs the website accessible japan so who better to give me a tour? hajimemashite, josh. 0hayo gozaimasu. i've lost you now. it's really busy, isn't it? it can be, especially during rush hour but if you avoid those peak times, it's still pretty easy to get around. i've always wanted to try this crossing. this is the famous crossing, isn't it? yes, this is the shibuya scramble. josh, we're going to die. come on, josh. i did wonder if i'd survive the crossing. i don't think i'm ever seen a street this busy in my entire life. i'm going to follow you. so there's steps there. if would be good if you had a ramp. but there is no ramp at all, there is just a step to get in. is there anything you think i will have a problem with? yes, there's a couple of issues, i think. defi

nikki fox has been to tokyo to see how accessible the city is.games so not only will we see 4,000—odd athletes arriving with all kinds of disabilities, there will also be disabled media, spectators. josh! josh has lived here for 12 years. he's now a japanese citizen and runs the website accessible japan so who better to give me a tour? hajimemashite, josh. i've lost you now. it's really busy, isn't it? it can be, especially during rush hour but if you avoid those peak times, it's still pretty easy to get around. i've always wanted to try this crossing. this is the famous crossing, isn't it? yes, this is the shibuya scramble. josh, we're going to die. come on, josh. i wondered if i would survive the crossing. i don't think i'm ever seen a street this busy in my entire life. i'm going to follow you. so there's steps there. if would be good if you had a ramp. but there is no ramp at all, there is just a step to get in. is there anything you think i will have a problem with? yes, a couple of issues, i think. definitely hotels is one of the big ones.

this weekend marks a year to go until the opening ceremony. 0ur disability correspondent, nikki fox,ow. you've been in tokyo for the last week. is it ready for the 2020 games? iam here, i am here, and as far as preparations are going, they are pretty much running at two plan. it isa pretty much running at two plan. it is a bit noisy, so sorry if you can't hear me. it is a one year to go celebration on the site of the 1964 paralympic games. because tokyo is the only city to host the paralympics twice. back in 64, the legacy was all about improving infrastructure. the 2020 games will be about improving attitudes and removing barriers that disabled people face here. local people are able to come here today, they are trying out pa ralympics able to come here today, they are trying out paralympics port for the first time, for some people, but you can't escape the fact that there are barriers. there is a lack of accessible hotel rooms, and we know that. we know the british paralympic association has struggled to find rooms. i went to see a very fancy hotel room that was accessible, and eve

nikki fox, bbc news, tokyo. let's look at the weather. here's chris.res for anything it will get even hotter. captures for some pushing up to 30 degrees over the next couple days. —— temperatures for some. satellite shows the thickest cloud over the north and west of the country. rain bearing cloud, we will see wet weather moved in overnight and affect parts of northwest of scotla nd affect parts of northwest of scotland and northern ireland. into the weekend ahead of that system we will pull up our the weekend ahead of that system we will pullup ourair the weekend ahead of that system we will pull up our air from the weekend ahead of that system we will pull up our airfrom the near continent. this is what going on. 0vernight some thicker quad works into the scottish highlands and ireland bringing rain. the lane —— rain not too far from ireland. england and wales it is a dry picture across most of scotland as well in the northwest corner. some spells and mist patches. this area of high—pressure saturday will start to steer the winds from a more southea

0rganisers are hoping the event will help change attitudes towards disability, as our correspondent nikki foxance to try out some of the 22 sports that will be at the paralympic games in tokyo next year. a first time for many. translation: people with disabilities, i've never seen them play a sport before. translation: disabled or not disabled, it is important to raise awareness like today. in front of crowds today, german will record holder and paralympic gold medallist unofficially broke his own personal best, a distance that would have been good enough to win gold at the last three 0lympic been good enough to win gold at the last three olympic games. he thinks it is about time their 0lympians are viewed the same as 0lympians.|j it is about time their 0lympians are viewed the same as olympians. i want to show them that we are not like for athletes thatjust to show them that we are not like for athletes that just happen to do sports. we are high—performance athletes. want to be rebutted for art results and our performance, not just for a disability. we focus too much on the disability and le

our disability correspondent, nikki fox, has been to tokyo to find out.ill we see 4,000—odd athletes arriving with all kinds of disabilities, there will also be disabled media, spectators. josh! josh has lived here for 12 years. he's now a japanese citizen and runs the website accessible japan, so who better to give me a tour? watashiwa nikki desu. oh, hajimemashite, josh. irasshaimase. i've lost you now. it's really busy, isn't it? yeah, it can be, especially during rush hour but if you avoid those peak times, it's still pretty easy to get around. i've always wanted to try this crossing. this is the famous crossing, isn't it? yes, this is the shibuya scramble. josh, we're going to die. come on, josh. i did wonder whether i'd survive the crossing. i don't think i'm ever seen a street this busy in my entire life. i'm going to follow you. so there's steps there. yeah, it would be fine if you had a ramp but there's no ramp at all, there's just a step to get in, so... is there anything you feel i will have a problem with when i'm here? yeah, there's a couple

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