credit for azhar ali, 141 600 wickets.har ali, 1111 not out, the sort of innings that we really encourage his team—mates that they can really perhaps survive tomorrow and with the forecast as it is on tuesday, get a draw from this match. azhar ali will open the batting tomorrow. he came out open when the follow—on was enforced by england and once the bad light was called, because he was over the rope he has to come out again tomorrow and bat. england, ten wickets will see victory for them and for pakistan it's all about survival on the fourth day and hoping the weather forecast can help them on the fifth. i know you can hear me now, henry, although you didn't pop up on the screen behind me. that moment when the ball didn't land in the stuart broad's hands as it should have done and he went off injured. any more on that? we will wait to hear from the england injured. any more on that? we will wait to hearfrom the england camp, it was an extraordinary moment when stuart broad was involved in the run out, the dropped catch in

azhar ali the victim, snaffled by joe root. no crowd, of course, but it deserved an ovation. it was back in 2003 that anderson took his first test wicket, and since then the hairstyles may have changed, but the hunger hasn't. now 38, he's reached a remarkable landmark. i'm delighted to get there. to get to 600 was really special and, obviously, sharing that moment with guys that i've played a lot of cricket with was making it even more special. the match itself ended in a draw. it meant the series went to england but the day belonged to him. andy swiss, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. welcome to bbc news. in a few minutes, we'll be looking at the newspaper front pages here in the uk and around the world. first, a look at some of today's other main stories. up up they had teachers to decide whether face coverings are necessary and corridors and areas. for teachers and children in year seven or above. the labour mp is at westminster. he's the shadow education minister. do you think this will make school safer? it is another last u-turn and

but azhar ali as i said has stopped the slump and frustrated england and he's closing in on a century in tennis, britian‘s dan evans is in action later — preparing for the us open in new york — and will be hoping to follow andy murray into round two of the warm up event at flushing meadows. murray — who hadn't played on the tour since october — beat american frances tiafoe in three sets at the western and southern open. the grand slam itself gets under way in eight days. fellow brits kyle edmund, cameron norrie and heather watson are however all out. there are two games in the scottish premiership today, one already into the second half. aberdeen, taking on bottom of the table livingston, are 2—0 up after two quick goals after the break a ferguson penalty, scott wright doubled the lead. hibs could go level on points with leaders rangers — if they win at stjohnstone — that kicks off shortly. what a game in store for us later. it's the german champions versus the french champions as bayern munich take on paris st—germain in the champions league final. for bayern, victory would seal a eu

azhar ali trapped by chris woakes, the captain gone for nought. team was enjoying themselves, and it wasn't his. but then this man arrived. ba bar azam is pakistan's premier batsman. he was soon showing why. a fighting 50 as england started fumbling their lines. shan masood dropped byjos buttler. frustrated? just a little. play was then ended by the weather. but it produced, perhaps, england's finest moment, as they amused themselves by trying to head a ball into a bin. the best things really do come, it seems, to those who wait. cheering commentator: goal! andy swiss, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. 00:02:50,803 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 have a very good night. hello to viewers in the uk joining those around the world; just those around the world; to remind you we are expl to just to remind you we are expecting to hear president trump shortly. just to remind you we are expecting to hear president let's take a first look at the national and international front pages in the papers. hello and welcome to our look

visit to taiwan in 4 decades azhar said he was there to convey a strong message for of support from u.s. president altro the visit has been strongly condemned by china which claims taiwan as its territory. gunman in the share have killed 6 french citizens along with their tour guide and a driver group in visiting a wildlife park east of the capital and. french president condemned the attack and said french backed efforts to fight jihad ists in the region would continue. has been rocked by days of unrest amid clashes between protesters and security forces 2 government ministers have stepped out in response to the growing anger sparked by the huge explosions last tuesday that killed more than 150 people and left thousands homeless the demonstrators blame the country's political elite for deep rooted corruption and negligence. another evening at anger in beirut violent clashes with security forces as people protest for a 2nd day he's on raised was it off i choose days mass even devastating explosion days protest is lay the blame directly on what i say lebanon's corrupt latest sunday i saw

of azhar of you predicted a shortfall of 15000000000 euros this year because of business closures and job loss those so to the question we are asking on this was the ban on the sale of cigarettes effective it's one of where to put a dr katherine a fan she is a specialist scientist for tobacco and other products welcome to day diary is africa. yes maybe start off with that with an outline of what what was the government trying to achieve in the banning of the sale of cigarettes was it to stop people smoking. thanks christine and i think the government was trying to protect the citizens because that because we know it's. not one of the citizens because. of. a serious substance use as well as. some of these things are already known restructures what we've seen so this is the country has a very disadvantageous position which it does look quite busy so. we had to rest on the government. to put an extra leo that section you know for us not to see what we see any other countries and so our right i mean. everything that you've mentioned you know the diabetes and the age hiv and tuberculosis e

chris woakes got that all—important wicket of the pakistan captain, azhar ali.as frustrated england, babar azam. what partnership that has frustrated england, babarazam. whata partnership that has frustrated england, babar azam. what a player he is. is 1&50 england, babar azam. what a player he is. is1450 in test circuit and ably supported by shan masood, the able opener. pakistan selected. abid ali really emerging as a new superstar in pakistan cricket and what do england need to do to dislodge him tomorrow? he has had the big binge of playing cricket in england, at somerset before, so he will know some of the challenges you will know some of the challenges you will face, the overhead conditions, the kind of bowling you get from james anderson and stuart broad and the like. england have to be careful, not allow him to have the kind of somerset steve smith had last summer, where he becomes an immovable object. they need to find a way to get him out cheaply and remove him from the stumps, and just make sure the sloppy mistakes... find that which you break the par

health secretary alex azhar has met taiwanese presidents siding when in taipei it's the highest level u.s. visit to taiwan in 4 decades as asked said he was there to convey a strong message of support from u.s. president of the trump visit has been strongly condemned by china which claims taiwan as its territory. in the knees as man seen a bomb has erupted again spewing a massive column of smoke and ash 5000 meters into the air the volcano on sumatra island last saw a deadly eruption in 2016 there were no reports of injuries or deaths this time but of ortiz warned of possible lava flows. you're watching the news still to come how the coronavirus is killing the indigenous people of brazil benefiting those clearing the amazon forest for africa we have a special. long awaited peace negotiations between the afghan government and the taliban expected to start within a week according to government sources 400 sullivan prisoners are to be freed following a vote by an assembly of tribal leaders known as the loya jirga the peace talks could lead to the end of the war which began when the unite

health secretary alex azhar has met a taiwanese president signing when in taipei is the highest level u.s. visit to taiwan in 4 decades as acid and he was there to convey a strong message of support from u.s. president donald trump the visit has been strongly condemned by china which claims taiwan as its territory. you're watching news still to come will the champions league quarter final national scene like to end athletic or madrid go ahead on thursday 2 of a later post players after testing positive ones leipzig tips training we are ready for anything they say. but 1st here in germany the center left social democratic party has announced its candidate for chancellor in next year's general election when america heads into retirement at the end of her 4th and final turn it's all of shorts currently the finance minister in the coalition government with merkel's conservative choice has been polling as the country's most popular s.p.d. politician is perceived as having skillfully responded to the coronavirus prices with a multi-billion euro stimulus package and buffering the economic fo

health secretary alex azhar has met taiwanese president in when in taipei it's the highest level u.s. visit to taiwan for 4 decades as are said he was there to convey a strong message of support from u.s. president all trouble the visit has been strongly condemned by china which claims taiwan as its territory. government in have killed 6 french citizens along with their tour guide and a driver the group had been visiting a wildlife park east of the capital niamey french president manuel mccall condemned the attack and said french backed efforts to fight jihad ists in the region would continue. australian prime minister scott morrison said he is hopeful that covert 9000 cases are stabilising in victoria state the hot spot city of melbourne recorder to drop in daily inspections at the same time the state marked the country's highest single day rise in fatalities with 19 deaths. long awaited peace to go she is between the afghan government and the taliban are expected to start within a week according to government sources 400 taliban prisoners are to be freed following a vote by an assem

we heard from journalist and author daniel azhar he thinks both democrats and republicans are looking for someone to blame if they lose the election the us is filled with corporate media pumping out our propaganda at top volume around the clock. that the russians chinese and the rain ians can barely get a word metroid point is that they're they're able to pull these charges out of their hat they have no evidence because there is no evidence there's no indication of any kind of major russian interference and u.s. electoral processes the republicans who are accusing the democrats of cheating trump is already doing that but through the misuse of mail in ballots and the democrats are apparent to blame a trump victory on russia so are so both sides are now at dow now building up their excuses and case they lose to blame it on the other person it's a recipe for disaster this wide that could very easily be some kind of political meltdown in november going underground talk to american philosopher and political activist cornel west about the upcoming election and also the rise of the black liv

burns held on, azhar ali gone. abid ali fell for 60 as england really caught up with their catches.bw, the computer proved. five down, and then the decisive weather interruption. thursday's worst but, sadly for the test, unlikely to be the last. joe wilson, bbc news. 0bviously, they won the toss and batted, so that was a responsibility as a bowling group to try and get the wickets. and i thought we did really well. i did think it was really humid throughout the day. i've seen the forecast. it looks a bit thunderstorms throughout the week, so who knows? but there's definitely something in the wicket, i think. hopefully we can take those wickets as quick as we can and hopefully, yeah, bat really well. defending us open champion bianca andreescu says she won't defend the title she won in new york last year when the event gets under way at flushing meadows at the end of the month. the canadian is the latest high—profile player to pull out — and having not played since october, she says the coronavirus pandemic has prevented herfrom being able to train and prepare fully. one player who h

health secretary alex azhar has met taiwanese president sighing when in taipei is the highest level u.s. visit to taiwan in 4 decades said he was there to convey a strong message of support from u.s. president donald trump the visit has been strongly condemned by china which claims taiwan as its territory in the nature's mount cinnabon has erupted again spewing a massive column of smoke and ash 5000 meters into the air volcano on some a trial and last saw an eruption in 2016 there are no reports of injuries or deaths this time but authorities have warned of possible lava flows. you're watching the news still to come how the coronavirus is chilling the indigenous people of brazil benefiting those clearing the amazon forests for agriculture we have a special report for you. back here in germany the center left social democratic party has announced its counted for chancellor in next year's general election when under machall heads into retirement at the end of her 4th and final term in office it's all off show it's currently the finance minister in the coalition government with merkel's co

at lytha m this is the coast guard office at lytham st annes and the family of 18—year—old muhammad azharyear—old brother arrived here about an hour ago. they came just minutes after lancashire police confirmed two bodies had been found. it's hard to imagine what the past 24 it's hard to imagine what the past 2a hours have been like for them, since that initial call came in. the start of an 18 hour search. and this was just one part of it. one of these rnli lifeboats was out for 15 hours and was laterjoined by another from blackpool. the coastguard helicopter and ground patrols were also on alert. news of what happened at this busy beach quickly spread. the teenagers' 15—year—old cousin managed to swim ashore. we saw the young lad come back in, he had just trousers on, no top and he was shaking. they took him out of the coastal than with, we think it was his sister, and put him straight in an ambulance. this vast beach is popular at this time of year, but people who know it well say visitors can get into difficulty. the beach, although it looks flat, is not. if you are on higher ground an

azhar ali trapped by chris woakes, the captain gone for a duck.is man arrived. babar azam is his. but then this man arrived. ba bar azam is pakistan's his. but then this man arrived. babar azam is pakistan's premier batsman and he was soon showing why. a fighting 50 as england started fumbling their lines. shan masood dropped byjos fumbling their lines. shan masood dropped by jos buttler. fumbling their lines. shan masood dropped byjos buttler. frustrated, just a little. then came a lengthy rain delays but it produced perhaps england's finest moment as they amused themselves by trying to head amused themselves by trying to head a ball into a bin point at the best things really do come to those who wait it seems. andy swiss, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's alina jenkins. some of the wettest weather has been in the north and west, in northern ireland and north—west england. by contrast, for many southern and eastern parts, it has been twice with the best of the sunshine. are still some rain clearing this evening and overnight put it

burns held on, azhar ali gone. abid ali fell for 60 as england really caught up with their catches.hafiq. all day, the real cloud on the horizon was the cloud on the horizon. a day of catches and drops, some of them rain. joe wilson, bbc news. this weekend marks 75 years since japan's surrender in the second world war, the moment that finally brought an end the conflict, months after peace was declared in europe. as part of the effort to end the war in asia, troops from the uk, india and across the commonwealth, were tasked with retaking myanmar, at the time known as burma, but due to the distance and military successes back in europe, they‘ re often referred to as the ‘forgotten army'. one veteran, john hutchin who's 96, was part of the chindit special forces, which fought behind enemy lines in burma, facing disease and monsoon rains. he's been speaking to our correspondent, robert hall. twice a day for five weeks, they attacked. morning... and evening. our losses were very heavy. archive: here they are in close up for the first time in newsreels, the chindits. they took their badg

for two missing brothers off the lancashire coast have recovered two bodies. 18—year—old muhammad azharthar shabbir from dewsbury, are believed to have got in to difficulty at lythm st annes. the bodies have yet to be formally identified but police believe they are the two brothers. a new wave of strikes are expected to start in belarus this morning in efforts to force its president, alexander lu kashenko, to step down. tens of thousands of people marched through the belarussian capital, minsk, yesterday to protest at the result of the election which they say was rigged. our correspondent jonah fisher is there. there is no sign of these protests stopping, is there? absolutely huge protests on there? absolutely huge protests on the streets of minsk yesterday. unprecedented by the standards of this country. hundreds of thousands, i think, of people on the streets here demanding that alexander lukashenko, europe's here demanding that alexander lu kashenko, europe's longest here demanding that alexander lukashenko, europe's longest serving leader, step down after what most people think was

sessions, kirstjen nielsen, steven miller, mike pompeo, alex azhar, john kelly, the white house chief of staff at the time, chris liddell, a deputy chief of staff, mark short, now chief of staff to the president of the united states. all of these people were invited to be at these meetings at a time when separations were happening and had been happening but not at the scale that steven miller had wanted to see them happen. he was pushing for an across-the-board massive separation. and kirstjen miller fwas the ony one pushing back. this will be a massive logistical failure if they move forward with the policy, not on moral grounds, that this was going to be government sanctioned child abuse, but on the grounds that they just weren't ready to do so. and irrespective of that, after this vote, she went back to the ronald reagan building at her office, signed a decision memo and it was off to the races of child separation that we all know about and have seen the pictures to this day. >> it struck me that no one made the argument that this was inhumane, no one made a moral argument against

the brothers have been named as 18—year—old muhammad azhar shabbir and his 16—year—old younger brothere been found at 3:15pm this afternoon from them a mile away from the peer have not been formally identified but they are believed to be the brothers and the family have been informed. as you say, when the alarm was raised there was a very large search involved. coastguard helicopter from carmarthen, large search involved. coastguard helicopterfrom carmarthen, this morning it continued, i think one lifeboat was out for 15 hours overnight. it was briefly suspended earlier on today and then the bodies we re earlier on today and then the bodies were found this afternoon. the coast guards save your thoughts are with the family in this incredibly difficult time. andy, thank you very much. four young men have died after a car crashed into a house on the a4 in wiltshire, in the early hours of this morning. wiltshire police said the collision took place on the a4 in derry hill, near calne, at 3am, when a vehicle crashed into the side of the house and caught fire, killing all four of the ca r‘s

jimmy anderson took his second wicket of the day after lunch, dismissing captain azhar ali.englands bowlers. that was until sam curran finally got the breakthrough, abid eventually dismissed for 60, caught at slip by rory burns. stuart broad then took the wicket of assad shafiq. chris woakes also got a wicket before the rain started again, pakistan currently 126 for five. the world number one novak djokovic has confirmed that he will play at the us open, which starts in new york at the end of this month. it's a boost for the organisers after some high profile pull outs — including rafael nadal and women's world number one ash barty, with concerns among a number of players about travelling to america because of the coronavirus pandemic. there will be no fa cup replays next season, in an attempt to ease pressure on the football calendar. the competition will start with the extra preliminary round on 1 september, and the final is due to be played on 15 may next year. meanwhile, the efl cup semi—finals will be reduced to one leg. mark selby has turned round his semifinal against

azhar ali made a century in the first innings. he's still hanging on.ill a long way behind and h9s 599 strike is already unique. fast bowling takes its toll on the body. only spinners have got more. and with stuart broad up there, too, england have one team with two legends. it's gone brilliantly. you know, i mean, iwas looking at my stats earlier and to have two people above 500 test wickets in your side and one closing in on 600, its a brilliant achievement. for somebody to get that many wickets is just amazing. the milestone may happen in the bio—secure bubble. winston, the groundsman's dog, will be one of the few to see it. this is england's last test of the summer and quite possibly the year. they hope the final day comes with a special wicket. joe lynskey, bbc news. andy murray heads into next week's us open off the back of one of his best wins since his return from a hip injury. he beat the world number 7 alex zverev in three sets at new york's flushing meadows. it's his first win against a top ten opponent for more than three years. murray's bee

azhar ali's third century against england kept his team in the game.catches. one slipped out the hands of stuart broad, but he recovered it with this run—out. pakistan is still so far behind, they'll have to bat again today. the outside edge and it carries. for england, after weeks inside a bio secure bubble, seeing their superstar reach 600 would be the perfect finish. joe lynskey, bbc news. british number one dan evans is through to the second round of the western and southern open after beating world number 17 andrey rublev. evans dominated the deciding set and clinched victory on his fourth match point to win 7—5 3—6 6—2, next he'll face world number 30 milos raonic of canada. over to stockholm where flatmates laura muir and jemma reekie dominated their track events at the second diamond league meeting of the year. reekie won the 800m while muir clocked a world leading time in the 1500 metres at three minutes 57.87 seconds, looking in imperious form, while fellow britons laura weightman and melissa courtney—brya nt completed a clean sweep of the to

but anderson has struck again, rory burns making up for his earlier drop to take the wicket of azharports extra with the test match special team, and you can watch highlights of today's play from 7pm on bbc four, and there's in—play video clips and live text coverage on the bbc sport website. the world number one novak djokovic has confirmed that he will play at the us open, which starts in new york at the end of this month. it's a boost for the organisers after some high—profile pull outs — including rafael nadal. there are concerns amongst players about travelling to america because of the coronavirus pandemic. djokovic says it wasn't an easy decision to make, but the prospect of competing again made him really excited. there will be no fa cup replays next season, in an attempt to ease pressure on the football calendar. the competition will start with the extra preliminary round on 1st september and the final is due to be played on 15th may next year. fa cup prize money has been halved to £1.8 million because of the financial impact of the coronavirus pandemic. the efl cup semi—fin

azhar ali the victim snaffled by joe root. no crowd, of course — but it deserved an ovation.d — but the hunger hasn't. now 38, he's reached a remarkable landmark. i'm delighted to get there. to get the 600 was really special and obviously sharing that moment with the guys i've played a lot cricket with was making it even more special. the match itself ended in a draw — it meant the series went to england, but the day belonged to him. andy swiss, bbc news. andy murray admitted he had a poor performance against milos raonic, losing in straight sets in the last 16 of the western & southern open in new york. murray, who had an impressive win over world number seven alexander zverev yesterday, couldn't continue his form, losing 6—2, 6—2 against the canadian. it was raonic‘s first win over the brit in six years. i'm not happy with that level of performance, to be honest, so... yeah, clearly a lot of work to do on my game over the next few days before the us open starts. but, yeah, the positive is that i got three matches in and, you know, physically, you know, in terms of my hip, i

azhar ali made a century in the first innings. he's still hanging on.have one team with two legends. it's gone brilliantly. you know, i mean, iwas looking at my stats earlier and to have two people above 500 test wickets in your side and one closing in on 600, it's a brilliant achievement. for somebody to get that many wickets is just amazing. the milestone may happen in the bio—secure bubble. winston, the groundsman's dog, will be one of the few to see it. this is england's last test of the summer and quite possibly the year. they hope the final day comes with a special wicket. joe lynskey, bbc news. we will of course keep you posted. gareth southgate has a big decision to make today on whether to include harry maguire in his england squad for the nations league matches next week. it follows the manchester united captain's arrest in greece. maguire, in the baseball cap here, has pleaded not guilty to charges after being arrested on the island of mykonos. usain bolt says he's self—isolating as he awaits the result of a coronavirus test. the eight—time o

burns held on, azhar ali gone. abid ali fell for 60 as england really caught up with their catches.. joe wilson, bbc news. and it's been confirmed this morning that england will play three twenty20s and three one—day internationals against australia next month. these are matches that were postponed injuly. we've had another high profile withdrawal from the us open tennis, and it's the defending women's champion bianca andreescu who's pulled out. she says the coronavirus pandemic has hampered her return from injury. men's world number one novak djokovic has confirmed he will play in the event, which starts on the 31st of august, behind closed doors in new york. and it is the resumption of the english premiership rugby union season today, as harlequins play sale. and at half past eight, i will be showing you the bone—crunching tackles, the full—on contact that i witnessed at sale. and that was just in training! and that was between suppose it team—mates. charlie: a lot of people happy to see the sport back, which is great. naga: 7:48am. thousands of holiday makers in france and the ne

got under way at 415 and at 438, 14 balls into james anderson's spell, he got the outside edge of azharoot, joe root took the catch at slip and what a relief that is at the trouble england had had to can catch is particularly off anderson over the last few days and you could see the relief on anderson's face and also on the and puzzling ‘s team—mate's faces as well because they know what it means to him and what it means to the team as a - when the leader the team as a whole when the leader of the bowling attack is succeeding as he has done and reaching such a remarkable milestone. one man that has been alongside him for so much of his career at the other