yesterday, rain meant no play. so joe root _ time to think.me to think. yesterday, rain meant no play, so joe root could carefully i no play, sojoe root could carefully plan his innings. for ball this morning, new zealand gave them a lot

yesterday, rain meant no play. so joe root _ time to think.terday, rain meant no play, so joe root could _ time to think. yesterday, rain meant no play, so joe root could carefully i no play, sojoe root could carefully plan his innings. for ball this morning, new zealand gave them a lot more time to ponder. but made comments that are watching rainfall, it was wickets, courtesy of tim southee, who removed ollie pope and then dan lawrence. and joe james bracey, the first innings of his first test, gone before his first run. england fans watching a batting collapse, a step back to normality. rory burns was going through an ordeal of an innings, dropped at slip, popped in the head twice and still he batted on, battled on. going through to a street fighting century. you hold england a little closer to new zealand but when he finally gave way, there was no more than 100 runs behind. a dose of the kiwis were at liberty to add too gradually, despite a disciplined bowling, england can find a way through, until ollie robinson struck. devon conway gone,

and despite an early wobble, joe root and rory burns steadied the ship for england... far has been on two debutants. ollie robinson has taken four wickets for england, but he's also had to deliver a chastening public apology after a series of offensive teenage tweets came to light. devon conway has also been trending on social media — he put the kiwis firmly on top and was now looking to put them out of sight. henry nicholls reached 50, but the fresh pace of mark wood was his undoing. hooked and in the air... and out. and it was robinson who took the catch — that lifted england's spirits, and no doubt his. the partnership broken, new zealand wobbled. robinson can thank zak crawley for one of his wickets — he took a fabulous catch. and taken. they bowled new zealand out for 378, but not before conway brought up his 200. that is sensational from devon conway. his name will be going on the famous lord's honours board. england's reply was unconvincing. dom sibley out for a duck for a fifth time in his short test career, trapped by kyle jamieson. crawley followed, nicking t

neil wagoner saw trapping joe root lbw as significant. for dom sibley as well. he went through to his 50 and saluted. this was not a match destined to end in celebrations. america's lexi thompson has a four—shot lead in the final round of the us women's open in san francisco. thompson — who set a record as the youngest golfer to qualify for the us women's open in 2007 when she was 12 — shot a five—under—par 66 and lead the way after round three on seven under par. yuka saso, of the philippines, is five shots behind after a difficult start. seven shots off the lead is 17—year—old high school student megha ganne. she has had a fantastic few days there. she has had a fantastic few days there. england's mel reid, who led after the opening round, has fallen to 33rd place on nine over par. to tennis, and roger federer has pulled out of the french open, worried about risking his knee — and his wimbledon chances — if he plays on. federer battled past dominik koepfer last night in a tough four—setter which took more than three and a half hours — a

neil wagoner saw trapping joe root lbw as significant. he went through to his 50 and saluted.in celebrations. so here is confirmation of the score at lords in that first test. hundred and 53—3. dominic sibley on his half—century. not too much to go until that one ends and aggro. —— a draw. america's lexi thompson has a one shot lead going into the final round of the us women's open in san francisco . thompson — who set a record as the youngest golfer to qualify for the us women's open in 2007 when she was 12 — shot a five—under—par 66 and leads the way after round three on seven under par. yuka saso, of the philippines, bogeyed the 18th hole to card 71 and fall a shot behind. five shots off the lead is 17—year—old high school student megha ganne. england's mel reid, who led after the opening round, fell to 23rd place, 12 shots off the lead, after carding 78. 0n the pga tour, there is a two way tie for the lead at the memorial afterjohn rahm had to withdraw after testing postive for coronavirus. final round leaders colin morikawa and patrick cantlay get underway shortly whilst

yesterday, wren meant no play so joe root could carefully plan his innings.l this morning, new zealand gave them a lot more time to ponder. but now, instead of watching rainfall, it was wickets, courtesy of tim southee. in the first innings of his first test event, gone before his first run. england fans watching the batting collapse, a step back to normality. total together, collapse, a step back to normality. totaltogether, rory collapse, a step back to normality. total together, rory burns was going through an ordeal of an innings, dropped at slip, box on the head twice and still he batted on my battles on. going through to a street fighting vic century. he hold england a little closer to new zealand but when he finally gave way, there are still more than 100 runs behind. a total of the kiwis were at liberty to add to gradually, despite disciplined bowling, england can find a way through until 0llie robinson that struck. devon conway gone but a team well ahead and there is plenty of time left in the match, tanks and are thinking for england to do. so engla

joe root�*s arrival at the crease brought calm — panic over — and, alongside his captain, rory burnsnd of the french open for the first time in his career... he's the only brit left in both the men's and women's singles... and he didn't have things all his own way. he lost the first set to south africa's lloyd harris but came back to beat him in four. but next up is the biggest test of all... he takes on the 13—time champion rafa nadal. the king of clay himself. who cruised into the third round earlier with a straight sets win over richard gasquet. the perfect way for nadal to celebrate his 35th birthday. the world number one novak djokovic, who's in that same side of the draw, is also through. he beat uruguaya's pablo cuevas in three sets. roger federer also made it through today. but the women's world number one ash barty won't be going any further. she says she's heartbroken after having to retire injured during her second round match against magda linette. she now faces a race to be ready for wimbledon at the end of the month. there's also uncertainty over whether naomi osaka wil

man—of the match performance taking four wickets at sri lanka were limited to 185 from their 50 over joe rootthe bat, his unbeaten 79 in just 87 balls steered england to a five—wicket win. the second 0di is on thursday at the 0val. we're approaching the final whistle of 90 minutes, at wembley... england against germany... they are winning and we can cross thejohn watson who is not that one before us. what is the atmosphere at the moment? it's unbelievable as you can imagine here at wembley with england taking the lead through the writing starting goal and it was the substitute that really made a difference providing that pass that provided the assist for raheem sterling to score his third goal of this training. he has been to me none so farfor this training. he has been to me none so far for england and as we know has been criticised in the past for failing to perform for england but he has done so in this tournament and then they needed that crucial goal. it looked as though at one stage germany would have equalised from his mother was put through and he had a great opportunity. he hit the t

joe root then excelled with the bat, his unbeaten 79 in just 87 balls steered england to a five—wicketht have been over last year, but was called up for his first tour since 2018 as a late replacement for an injured team mate. the emotion clear to see for the 36—year—old after securing his 31st stage victory at the race, while dutch rider mathieu van der poel kept the overall race leader's yellow jersey. rugby union's premiership is to expand to 1a clubs from the 2022—23 season with no relegation from the top tier until the following campaign. it's already growing to 13 teams for next season after saracens were promoted, but relegation will be suspended until 202a. the rfu says it's to help the financial stability and sustainability of professional rugby in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. for everything else, you can head to the bbc sport website. but that's all your support for now. hello. the north—south split in our weather becomes rather more east—west over but becomes rather more east—west over make the no the but make the north of the west of the country which is seen the b

now, the england cricket captain joe root says his team have faced up to some "ugly truths" after a number suspended, pending an investigation, after he posted racist and sexist tweets in 2012 and 2013. and ahead of england's second test against new zealand tomorrow, the ecb are also looking into historical posts from other england players. joe wilson has more. a lovely day here in birmingham and the cloud above us metaphorical, we all know it's there. as the ecb say, they're launching a broader investigation to potentially offensive historical social media posts. i think it's appropriate that the captain addresses that issue today and they certainly want to express this perspective.- today and they certainly want to express this perspective. we've had the to some — express this perspective. we've had the to some of _ express this perspective. we've had the to some of truths _ express this perspective. we've had the to some of truths this _ express this perspective. we've had the to some of truths this past - express this perspective. we've had | the to some of truths this past week orso t

it was joe root next. but rory burns was doing it his way.h game, strong opponents, no consolation. a virus now being chased by a vaccine, ever topical. dan lawrence, another young batsman with potential. england needed him now. it was a day of sunshine and scenes we once took for granted. joe wilson, bbc news. it's difficult and they pulled really well. itjust... it was pretty difficult. they batted really well and it just shows _ they batted really well and it just shows as — they batted really well and it just shows as you get through, it's not quite _ shows as you get through, it's not quite comfortable. barbora krejcikova is through to a first ever grand slam final after she beat greece's maria sakarri in three sets at the french open. the match lasted well over three hours and saw the unseeded czech take the win in the third set on herfifth match point for a 7—5, a—6, 9—7 victory — having earlier saved a match point herself. and she'll now play anastasia pavlyuchenckova, who beat tamara zidansek, the russian won the first set as her opp

joe root is the option, if new zealand can get the option, if new zealand can get the ball to turn sharplyouple have done so, that could spell real trouble for england. could spell real trouble for encland. . ~ could spell real trouble for england-— could spell real trouble for encland. ., ~ , . and you can catch highlights of today's action on bbc two at 7pm. there's also plenty of clips of the best bits on the bbc sport website. the president of tokyo 2020, seiko hashimoto, insists she's100% certain the olympics will go ahead, but is warning the games "must be prepared" to proceed without spectators in the event of a coronavirus outbreak. there are just 50 days until the opening ceremony on the 23rd ofjuly. no international fans will be allowed at the olympics, or at the paralympics which follow. japan is dealing with a fourth wave of coronavirus cases, with 10 areas of the country under a state of emergency. the japanese people are undoubtedly feeling anxiety and frustration about hosting the games in tokyo. so, the reality is that voices are being raised in opposition. if an outbreak s

stuart broad will be joe root�*s vice—captain with ben stokes injured. to be played in front of fans in england since september 2019, with 7 and a half thousand allowed each day. thrilled we are going to have spectators back in the ground to enjoy an english test summer. the last couple of weeks, the weather has been awful, it would be nice and warm for a change and not a cloud in a sky, it's fantastic, it proves for a sky, it's fantastic, it proves for a great week of test cricket. james anderson's set to play his 24th lord's test — almost 18 years after his first. if he does feature tomorrow. he'll also equal alastair cook's england record of 161 test caps and he's pleased there will be fans there to appreciate him. the players in the squad have been around _ the players in the squad have been around this— the players in the squad have been around this group for well over a yeah _ around this group for well over a year. they— around this group for well over a year. they know what's expected of them _ year. they know what's expected of them and — year.

and joe root�*s day finished as it started — with a surprise. patrick gearey, bbc news.ed to cardiff city stadium to watch wales' final friendly ahead of euro 2020. but as hywell griffith now reports, they could only manage a goalless draw against albania. told not to travel and follow their team abroad, this may be the closest fans will get to cheering on wales this month. we'll be shouting for them back here, i'm sure they'll hear us. they certainly heard the anthem — 6,500 voices filled the stadium. but wales were never really on song. neco williams the first to find the target after more than 70 minutes. kieffer moore kept the pressure on the visitors. but albania proved to be stubborn, and not particularly friendly, opponents. still, after 19 months without a crowd, they didn't spoil wales's send—off to the euros. 0k, fine, 0—0, but in terms of the atmosphere, it's been 15 months since i was last back here, it was just incredible. and so it's on to azerbaijan, where the serious business begins next saturday, as wales look to rekindle some of that magic from 2016. hy

and coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel: we hearfrom england captain joe root, ahead of england'senseless consequences of war is its impact on children — and in syria, the lives and futures of a whole generation have been badly hit. it's now more than ten years since syria descended into civil war, and the conflict, which is still ongoing, has cost the lives of hundreds of thousands of people — and has seen millions more displaced inside syria — or forced to flee, seeking safety as refugees in neighbouring countries. our correspondent caroline hawley reports from jordan where she's been back, to meet again, children who've already paid a very heavy price. mustapha and his little sister survived a bombing raid by the syrian regime seven years ago. both their parents were killed in the explosion that nearly took his life too. mustapha broke both his hips and still has shrapnel in his brain which doctors have told him they can't remove. we first met mustapha when he was five. over the years, the one thing that has never changed is his irrepressible smile. right now, mustapha has good

conway's 200 on test debut was the cornerstone of the tourist�*s first innings, while rory burns and joe rootrespectively. better weather is predicted for saturday and sunday, as you heard, the final two days of the match. england's mel reid shares the lead on four—under—par heading into day two at the us women's open in san francisco. she has missed the cut in four of her previous five appearances of this major, but had a great day on the tough course with 5 birdies before a bogey on the 18th. reid has never won a major before, her best placed finish was tied for third at the pga championship in 2019. and reid shares the lead with a 17—year—old american megha ganne, who is still in high school — and became the first amateur in 15 women's open. ganne made back to back birdies on the back nine to join reid on four—under—par. there's been another big name exit at the french open — third seed aryna sabalenka has been knocked out by russia's anastasia pavlyuchenkova. sabalenka was the highest—ranked player left in the tournament after naomi osaka and ashleigh barty�*s withdrawals. she was beaten

joe root�*s arrival at the crease brought calm — panic over — and, alongside his captain, rory burnsshots carefully. he reached his half century, england finishing the day on a positive note — and they'd have taken that at the start of play. olly foster, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are anna isaac, who's the uk trade and economics correspondent at politico, and joe mayes, the uk politics reporter for bloomberg. you both for staying up. —— thank you both. and we are grateful to have your company. tomorrow's front pages starting with... the metro leads on today's travel news — writing that millions of people desperate for a european break have had their hopes dashed after portugal was taken off the government's green list. the i adds that we will have to holiday in uk if we want to save the 21st ofjune — referring to the date in the prime minister's road map when all restrictions are due to be lifted in england. the guardian w

wash—out, they resumed on iii—2 against new zealand but lost four wickets before lunch, including joe root kyle jamieson for 42. it's five wickets for tim southee now — lawrence and bracey gone for 0. england have slipped to 212—8 after lunch. new zealand made 378 in theirfirst innings. st helens have won their first women's challenge cup after thrashing york city knights in the final. saints raced into a 20—0 half time lead with four tries, amy hardcastle with the pick of them. the final score was 34—6. england's mel reid remains in contention at the halfway point of the us women's open in san francisco. reid, who led after the first round, slipped back to sixth following a two over par 73. she's four shots behind the leader, 19—year—old yuka saso of the phillipines. at the french open, it's a big day for britain's cameron norrie as he takes on is—time champion rafael nadal this afternoon in the third round — that match just under way. world number one novak djokovic is already into round four. he eased past the lithuanian ricardas berankis in straight sets, winning injust over an hour an

showed a desire to build for the future, yet as play got under way with new zealand batting first, joe roottheir first timer devon conway taking a starring role. so, time to see how one of england's new faces could cope on this prestigious stage. when ollie robinson stepped up for his first over in test cricket, support came from those who have done it for years. keen to get going, maybe a bit too keen — overstepping with his first ball but then finding his stride. the tourists looked comfortable ticking past the 50 mark but tom latham onlyjust escaped a tempting delivery from stuart broad. not easy for the skipper to watch. but minutes later this was — the new boy delivering for him. latham catching the inside edge and back onto the stumps. and look what it meant to ollie robinson. in the london sunshine new zealand pushed on before lunch to head in 85 for one despite ollie robinson and mark wood bumping up the bowling speed. forthe mark wood bumping up the bowling speed. for the fans here they're supposed to be no singing and cheering me on a much quieter atmosphere than when these two co

in response, joe root hit an unbeaten 79 to guide england home with his second match at the oval on thursdaye france later. on tuesday of the tour de france later. 0n tuesdayit of the tour de france later. on tuesday it was british sprinter mike cavendish took the spoils for a first stage win in five years, as the 36—year—old only jointly inducing a quickstep team when irishman sam bennett was ruled out by injury. in los angeles comedy clippers have a chance to level against the phoenix suns. they called the sons�* by on monday with 116— 102 victory, meaning they trail 3-2 102 victory, meaning they trail 3—2 heading into game six in california. george posted his career—best 49 points, leading the way. in the nhl, tampa bay lightning will look to increase their stanley cup final lead over the montreal canadiens when they head out onto the isolator. lightning made easy work of the canadiens in their opening game in the best—of—7 series, with a 5—1win and the montreal team saying that puck management was their biggest issue. you can get all the latest sports news on our website. from me, tulsen

as it turned out, the kiwi skipper was out, and joe root�*s day finished as it started — with a surprisenews. roger federer says he may pull out of the french open if there is too much risk to his knee, and to his wimbledon prospects, if he plays on. he came past dominik koepfer in a tough four—setter which took more than three and a half hours — and that was only his sixth match since double knee surgery. federer will decide today whether to carry on — britain's cameron norrie had a good run at roland garros but he's out — beaten by the defending champion rafael nadal in straight sets. nadal is aiming for a record—extending 14th french open title — he faces jannik sinner in the last 16. world number one novak djokovic is also through. women's defending champion iga swiatek is safely through but there's been another big name exit — elina svitolina was soundly beaten by barbora krejcikova — the fifth seed won just five games in the match. a week today, england will be playing their first match at the delayed european championship — when they face croatia at wembley. this evening, they fac

joe root�*s arrival brought calm, panic over.ngland approaching the close with three days are still left to play. ollie foster, bbc news. time for a look at the weather — here's ben rich. every evening so far this week we've talked about it being the warmest day of the year so far. monday, first, which was eclipsed by tuesday, then wednesday. but today we have broken that pattern. temperatures fell a little short, 25 the highest temperature we've seen today, and it looks a bit cooler over the next few days. even a bit of rain for some today, that was the scene injersey earlier. some of the rain has pushed across the channel, patchy, showery rain drifting across central southern england into the south—east and maybe east anglia through the night. also showers into northern ireland. in between, clear skies, and it will get quite chilly in a few places, some spots in the countryside, wales for example, could get down to round about four or 5 degrees. but mild and muddy across eastern england. tomorrow, a lot of dry weather and sunsh

joe root then excelled with the bat, his unbeaten 79 in just 87 balls steered england to a five—wicket mathieu van der poel kept the overall race leader's yellow jersey. rugby union's premiership is to expand to 1a clubs from the 2022—23 season with no relegation from the top tier until the following campaign. it's already growing to 13 teams for next season after saracens were promoted, but relegation will be suspended until 202a. the rfu says it's to help the financial stability and sustainability of professional rugby in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. for everything else, you can head to the bbc sport website. but that's all your sport for now. hello there. so far this week, its northern and western areas which have seen the best of the sunshine and the highest temperatures. but towards the end of the week it looks like high pressure will but towards the end of the week it looks like high pressure— looks like high pressure will build, brinuain looks like high pressure will build, bringing some _ looks like high pressure will build, bringing some sunnier _ looks like high pres

he's been dropped from the squad and he said he was "embarrassed" and "ashamed". joe root said it hasessing room and we had to support him, we had to try and do everything that we could to give him an opportunity to learn and to understand that he has to do better. the first test ended in a draw at lord's, with england resisting the temptation to take on a run—chase, after new zealand batted on before declaring at lunch. neither side got close to victory, and they shook hands on the draw. roger federer says he decided to withdraw from the french open to protect his fitness. he came through a gruelling match in the third round and he wants time to recover ahead of wimbledon. and another 39—year—old is out. serena williams suffered a shock defeat in her quest for a record a equalling 24th grand slam. she was beaten in straight sets in the fourth round by elena ribar—kina. alfie hewett and gordon reid have become the most successful all—british doubles pair, thanks to a straight—sets win in the wheelchair final. they've now won 11 grand slams together. hewett is also into the singles fin

without losing a wicket but then three fell in quick succession with dom sibley, zac crawley there and joe rootst week — to steady things again with 81. james bracey fell for a second successive duck though to leave england 175 for six but they have since recovered with a 225—7 there's commentary of the last hour on five live sports extra. england bowler ollie robinson is to take a break from cricket following his suspension by the ecb from the national team. robinson was dropped for the second test after historical sexist and racist tweets emerged. he returned to his county sussex who say he'll miss their t20 fixtures on friday and saturday to spend time with his young family. staying with cricket, more indian superstars have signed up for this summer's women's hundred competition. shafali verma, the world's top—ranked t20 batter, will replace captain sophie devine at birmingham phoenix whilst all—rounder harmanpreet kaur is joining manchester originals. smriti mandhana and deepti sharma have also now signed up. britain'sjoe salisbury is a french open champion — after winning the mixed doubles

rory burns and joe root have steadied england after they lost 2 early wickets at the start of their firsting three wickets and ollie robinson with 4 in total but devon conway — on his new zealand test debut — lit up lords with a double century, reaching 200 with a 6. he was run out shortly after. england's reply didn't get off to a great start, dom sibley recording his 5th duck in test cricket — they were 4—1, and then tim southee got zak crawley — who sent a thick outside edge through to bj watling. england were 18 for 2, they're currently 55 for 2. cameron norrie is into the third round of the french open for the first time in his career, the only british player left in the singles continued his brilliant clay court form coming from a set down to beat south africa's lloyd harris in four. he'll potentially face the 13 time winner rafa nadal next — he takes on richard gasquet tonight. the world number one novak djokovic is in that same side of the draw too and is into round three after a straight sets win over uruguay�*s pablo cuevas 6-3, 6-2, 6-4. but the women's world number one, ash ba

lost the early wickets, we were under pressure so a really good partnership from rory burns and joe roote lead with a 17—year—old american high schooljunior, megha ganne. she became the first amateur in 15 years to have a share of the lead after any round at the us women's open. ganne made back to back birdies on the back nine to join reid on four—under—par. britain's cameron norrie will play the reigning champion rafa nadal in the third round of the french open after coming from behind to beat lloyd harris of south africa. norrie lost the first set, but fought back to take the following three to reach the next stage. norrie is in great form having reached two finals in may and has now 25 wins under his belt this year. world number two rafa nadal cruised into the third round earlier with a straight sets win over richard gasquet. the perfect way for nadal to celebrate his 35th birthday. there's uncertainty over whether naomi osaka will play at wimbledon. she withdrew from the french open on monday saying she needed to protect her mental health, she's now pulled out of a tournament coming

after all of their games were played in bio bubbles in manchester and southampton last year, joe rootst cricket. player gets under way at _ week of test cricket. player gets under way at 11 _ week of test cricket. player gets under way at 11 o'clock. - week of test cricket. player gets under way at 11 o'clock. more i under way at 11 o'clock. more details on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. sarah fisher has been in touch, catch up in schools, catch up in life and social skills and functional skills for maths and english, pushing gcse level on those struggling normal very long days. pushing extra school hours on my daughter three years ago made things worse. mental health must be considered over exams. i would love to hear more of your thoughts on all of this and the idea for a longer school day which the education secretary was talking about this morning. contact me on twitter. i will try to read out as many of the comments as i can. we will continue with the news of the additional 1.4 billion pounds in england catch up due to the pandemic. teachers have said it's n

joe root then excelled with the bat. his unbeaten 79 steered england to a five—wicket win.f england over germany last night. —— 2—0. lots of people turning their attention to england's game against ukraine in rome on saturday, but there has been a warning from the health minister for the latium region, including rome, reminding football fans that those entering from the uk have to respect a five day quarantine upon entry into italy. so even if they went today there wouldn't be out of the quarantine until sunday, so after the game they would be watching the game in their hotel room. local health minister said that the quarantine period for arrivals from the uk has the aim of preventing the further expansion of the delta variant of covid—19 in italy and must be fully respected. we understand that there are plans to try and get tickets to british people who are already in italy and who might want to go to the match robe, but at the moment the health ministerfor the region reminding football fans that if they trying to get from the uk, they have to quarantine for five days upon

lost the early wickets, we were under pressure so a really good partnership from rory burns and joe rootirst set but fought back to take the following three to reach the next stage. norrie is in great form having reached two finals in may and has now 25 wins under his belt this year. world number two rafa nadal cruised into the third round earlier with a straight sets win over richard gasquet. the perfect way for nadal to celebrate his 35th birthday. roger federer came through a tricky encounter with marin cilic to win by three sets to one. the 39—year—old will play germany's dominic koepfer in the last 32. top seed novak djokovic is also on that side of the draw and he brushed aside urugury�*s pablo cuevas in straight sets. the serb will face lithuania's ricardas berankis next. defending women's champion iga swiatek cruised past rebecca paterson, 6—1, 6—1. earlier world number one seed ashleigh barty retired injured from her match against magda linette. geraint thomas caught his rivals off guard to win the fifth stage of the criterium du daphine, which is an important warm up race befor

and we are asking us president joe by irish roots that made the man resolve arguable perspective. violations of rules based orders on the irish border. all this coming up in part 2 of going undergrad, when i was shot, the wrong one, i'll just don't the rule out the same because the african and engagement equal the trail. when so many find themselves well, depart. we choose to look for common ground in towards the summit, the by the ministration pushed for a summit with russia. moscow agreed what the biden people hope to achieve, remains unclear. we are told the white house wants to restore predictability and stability. what could possibly go wrong? welcome back to the us president joe biden and russian president vladimir putin. a meeting in geneva, after putin declared the us, russia relationship is deteriorated to its lowest point in years. this comes off the back of the nato and g 7 summit where despite member nations, arguably united over their distrust of russia and china, the agreement was actually made between the u. k and the u over the highly contentious northern ireland protocol. jo

as it turned out, the kiwi skipper was out, and joe root�*s they finished as it started, with a surprise surgery. federer will decide today whether to carry on. he's due to play matteo berrettini in the fourth round tomorrow. britain's cameron norrie had a good run at roland garros, but he's out — beaten by the defending champion rafael nadal in straight sets. nadal is aiming for a record—extending 14th french open title. he faces jannik sinner in the last 16. world number one novak djokovic is also through. women's defending champion iga swiatek is safely through, but there's been another big name exit — elina svitolina was soundly beaten by barbora krejchikova. the fifth seed won just five games in the match. a week today, england will be playing their first match at the delayed european championship when they face croatia at wembley. this evening, they face romania in theirfinal warm—up match, and manager gareth southgate is feeling optimistic with the tournament just around the corner. the future for our team, when you look at the age of all of those players, is really exciting. and

and we asked, give us president joe by irish roots have made the man resolve arguable post breaks violations of rules based orders on the irish border. all isn't coming up in part to of going undergrad. ah, the welcome back to the u. s. president joe biden and russian president vladimir putin . a meeting in geneva after putin declared the u. s. russia relationship is deteriorated to its lowest point in years. this comes off the back of the nato and g 7 summit, where despite machinations, arguably uniting over their distrust of russia and china. the agreement was actually made between the u. k and the u over the highly contentious with an island protocol. joining me now for analysis from brussels is the independence for change . emmy peter dublin. clare daily. thanks so much clarify. finally, coming on, going underground. obviously the talk here will be no valley and by the russian government there will be talk was continuing talk about china and hopefully about nuclear disarmament. why for you is the imprisonment of julian assange sought by the job, by new ministration for maybe a 175 years

and we are asking us president joe by irish roots that made the man resolve arguable post breaks violations of rules based orders. only irish board of all isn't coming up. in part 2 of going undergrad, imac kaiser or more of my guys do financial survival? this is a hedge fund, it's a device used by professional galle wags to earn money. that's right. these hedge funds are completely not accountable, and we're just adding more more to them totally, the stabilize global economy. you need to protect yourself and get inform wildcard me welcome back to the us president joe biden and russian president vladimir putin . a meeting in geneva, after putin declared the us, russia relationship is deteriorated to its lowest point in years. this comes off the back of the nato g 7 summit, where despite member nations arguably uniting over their distrust of russia and china, the agreement was actually made between the u. k and the u over the highly contentious northern ireland protocol. joining me now for analysis from brussels is the independence for change. emmy peter, dublin. clare daily. thanks so much

the vice president was tasked by joe biden to address the root causes of immigration.er visit to el paso, texas, follows trips to guatemala and mexico earlier this month. harris toward a migrant sing -- a migrant processing center -- harris toward -- harris toured a migrant processing center. >> you have heard me say many times most people do not want to leave home and when they do, it is because they are fleeing some type of harm or they cannot take -- take care of the basic needs of their family staying where they are. we are here to address and talk about what has gotten to the u.s. border and continue to address the root causes which cause people to leave their home country. julia: republicans critical of the administration's policies say harris should be visiting the rio grande valley where most of the migrant crossings occur, not el paso. >> every morning, she would support a police bus carrying people. she runs a humanitarian organization in the small town of del rio. her association receives asylum-seekers who have been granted a provisional permit to stay in t

after all of their games were played in bio bubbles in manchester and southampton last year, joe root's way - to start the test summer. nice to see the weather like that and new— nice to see the weather like that and new zealand returning to lord's for the _ and new zealand returning to lord's for the first — and new zealand returning to lord's for the first time after that 2019 world _ for the first time after that 2019 world cup loss to england. thanks ve much world cup loss to england. thanks very much indeed. _ it is wednesday morning, fast approaching 6:45am. the olympic hockey gold medallist, imran sherwani, has revealed he has been diagnosed with early onset alzheimer's. his former team—mate steve batchelor is raising money for the alzheimer's research uk charity by running the london marathon later this year with imran's son, zac. danjohnson went to meet imran and discovered that despite his condition progressing, he still remembers that winning game in 1988 very well — along with the immortal line from commentator barry davies that he inspired. 1988, the seoul olympics hockey f

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i could have saved the taxpayers their money, the root cause is joe biden and kamala harris running on an open borders campaign, that message being heard across the world and hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens showing up at the border, not just from mexico and guatemala but literally all across the world to include europe and africa and asia because they know that our borders are open and as mr. edlo testified earlier, the very fact that the united states senate is having a hearing on granting a massive amnesty under these conditions will simply exacerbate this crisis. it will be used tonight, tonight, by traffickers and smugglers to induce more desperate parents to send their children to our border, to encourage more people from around the world to make that very dangerous trip, that will then put even more stress on our border and our law enforcement agencies, lead to more crime in this country, to lower wages and fewer jobs for the american people. >> senator tom cotton from yesterday's hearing. now, more numbers for you from the migration policy institute here in washington. t

rory burns and joe root will resume on 59 and 42 respectively.ack if they get play or not today — bbc.co.uk/sport — that's it for me. the delta or indian variant of coronavirus is believed to be fuelling a third wave in the uk, with not only cases but also hospital admissions rising. it comes as the latest official figures suggest that covid infection rates have gone up. an estimated one in 640 people are believed to have had the virus in england over the week to the 29th of may — up from one in 1,120 the previous week. there has also been an increase in the number of people testing positive in wales and scotland. john burn—murdoch is a data journalist for the financial times — he has been providing insight into coronavirus statistics. thanks forjoining us. let's get to the bottom of some of these numbers. how worried are you by what you are seeing in the numbers about the indian or delta variant?- seeing in the numbers about the indian or delta variant? there are a coule of indian or delta variant? there are a couple of reasons _ indian or delta

secretary of state as in costa rica as part of president joe biden's goal to tackle the root causes of migration. in a search for regional solutions. leaving spain after the high court turned down the request to be taken into custody. he is accused owar crimes including genocide. he had been in spain for medical treatment. those are the headlines. i will be here with an update after "inside story." ♪ mohammed: first, it was the one child policy. then, it became two. now, couples in china are allowed three children. but will this be enough to reverse falling birth rates and deal with a rapidly aging population? this is "inside story." ♪ hello, and welcome to the program. i'm mohammed jamjoom. the world's most populous country is facing a crisis. china's population is aging rapidly. more people are reaching retirement age, and soon, there won't be enough young people to replace them in the workforce. worried about the implications for the economy, china's relaxed its infamous one-child policy and allowed couples to have two children. but this wasn't enough to boost population growth, so

the sexual stays in costa rica, as part of president joe biden's goal to tackle the root cause of migration. anthony blinking will meet latin american foreign ministers in what his department has called as such for regional solutions. it comes as a surgeon, migrants to the u. s. southern border continues including thousands of undocumented, an unaccompanied children as important and ultimately over time. more important is working together to deal with the drivers of irregular migration. the root causes that compel people to leave everything they know to leave their homes, their families, their communities, their cultures, their language because they have, they feel they have no other choice. and what we need to hear from our partners is a shared commitment with us to address those root causes gabrielle amazon guys move from the costa rican capital and the goal of lincoln's visit. he's trying to basically resets the u. s. relationship with the central america. and trying to gain more partnerships here with the countries that make up this important region. he came here to costa rica for no mi

joe root said the issue had been tough for the side to deal with.ay. ido i do not think he was one of the favourites to be in that line—up. i think there were two others, krause and lingard were touted to maybe get the nod to go in there but he has gone for ben white and he must be very excited young man this morning. —— prowse. casino things change throughout the tournament over a month. players can come in, that 26 man, like ben white, and he will not be starting but he might be that man that makes a difference come the end of the tournament. wales are on their way to baku for their opening game against switzerland on saturday. the squad set off from cardiff this morning. it�*s their first major tournament since the euros in france five years ago, where they reached the semi—finals. gymnast ellie downie has reacted angrily to the news that her sister becky has been left out of the team gb squad for the tokyo olympics. becky was granted an additional trial, following the sudden death of her brotherjosh last month, but a selection panel has overlook

i'm rooting for joe because i want them to do well but i think dan is correct, to get out of the date for you. >> richard: up next, are the holidays offensive? parents revolting after a school board gets rid of them on a calendar. ♪ ♪ age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. if you love it, spoon it. introducing colliders. your favorite candy flavors twisted, chopped or layered into a dessert that's made to spoon. new colliders desserts. find them near the refrigerated pudding. aaaand welcome back to guess the price. sal. what do you do? oh, i'm a retired postal worker. fantastic. are you ready to play? oh, heck yeah. ok johnny, tell him about eargo. these top of the line hearing aids from eargo are straight out of the future. they're rechargeable and virtually invisible in your ears host: ok sal, how much do you think they cost? oh gee i don't know... um er $5000? well, actually for you they d

jazeera, i mean, while the us secretary of state is in costa rica, as part of president joe biden's, goal to tackle the root causes of migration. and the ben can will meet latin american foreign ministers and what his department has called a search for regional solutions and comes as such and migrants to the u. s. southern border continues including thousands of undocumented an unaccompanied children, while at snugger to gabriel. alexander. he is in the costa rican capital san jose cape, took us through just what the thinking was hoping to achieve with this trip here. well, he's trying to basically resets the u. s. relationship with the central america and trying to gain more partnerships here with the countries that make up this important region. he came here to costa rica for no mistake. it was no coincidence . he came here because this is the most economically advanced country in the region with a strong democracy with very close ties to the united states. and while this visit was about really trying to talk about democracy, human rights, security and climate change make no mistake about it. the key issu

unfortunately for johnson of joe biden, the president with irish roots and you leaders in potentially come back. they've also remember got a seat at the top table here on jonah. it may not be on the official agenda, but how important is the issue of joe biden? the u. s. president demonstrating to others, the trump here is truly over hugely important to him to joe biden. it's very of the opportunities that he is trying to see here. he made that very clear with the arrival you case on a couple of days ago saying that the us back wants to show our boss with us is moving beyond the sort of a math fraction is from here that we've been racing against traditional leadership role more traditional homes of multilateral democracies. and diplomacy goes on from here as james was saying to me. and they told me, you know, brussels again, marshalling, marshalling, these co democracies into what's called a coalition of democracy, a united front against us. he's threatened to democracy, particularly of course, in russia, and you'll be meeting president by the the end of a busy week for just not face t

what happened inside the republican party, republicans saved joe biden at the grass roots level.fficials who called it right. we are not going to give this election to trump. republican judges and secretaries of state. republican election officials said we are going to follow the law. guess what? they are changing the law. and going to change as much as the officials. next time they will be in the position to out right steal the election. that is a danger. it's not a big lie. it's a excuse for a big heist. that's why you are krcorrect th summer can't be a sleepy summer. we need to sound the alarm. this is not about last year. this is about 2022 and 2024. >> mike, do you think it's even money that we get to worse or better place? what are the variables. >> what i worry about in line with what van said is the acceptance of future results. hard fought elections is part of the culture and history. in the past, we have accepted the results and vow to come back and fight another day. i'm worried not so much about 2022. but about what looms for 2024. this is all laying a predicate, by t

and for joe biden, even though the british press is stressing his irish roots, joe biden has said veryed to stay overnight at windsor castle. what i don't know is has any other presidential couple been asked invited to stay overnight? from your perspective the significance and importance of this visit with the queen at windsor castle. >> no, no other couple who first stayed overnight but the reagans. it's unusual, actually. windsor castle isn't used by the royal family for people staying overnight anyway. it's not that important. and the queen and the president reagan went riding for an hour on the day of the visit got on extraordinarily well anyhow. how important is it? it's very important as far as we're concerned that the president of the united states should be over here and meeting our head of state. yes, it's >> and the other data point here about queen elizabeth is that she is the world's longest serving monarch. let me bring you in here, alex witt. from the american perspective, you know, we get excited about these sort of things, especially when the american president meets wi

ilhan omar say policing is rooted in evil. joeinal word. >> you saw a bit of washington speak trying to convince the public that somehow people are voting against $350 billion for officers when it was a part of a bigger infrastructure plan. if you just put a bill out said let's fund the police at 350 billion, i'm sure everybody will sign on to that, except for the radical individuals who continue to taught defunding the police. let me tell you anecdotally, morale has never been worse the last 16 years i've been a police officer. we can't get anybody to take this job. retirements are through the years. there will be nobody left to protect the communities that desperately want police officers in their neighborhoods. elizabeth: joe gamaldi, thank you for your service to our country. thanks for being on. good to have you. dr. marty makary is next. house republicans launching a new hearing into the origins of the covid-19 pandemic that killed more than 600,000 americans. democrats led by nancy pelosi however continue to stonewall those

joe root says the squad wants to move forward in a positive way.it a better place and more _ forward and making it a better place and more inclusive and to educate ourselves— and more inclusive and to educate ourselves further. the delayed european championship gets underway tomorow when italy take on turkey in rome. wales are the first of the home nations in action, they face switzerland on saturday in azerbaijan. whilst england and scotland matches will both see fans in attendance, welsh supporters have been advised not to travel to baku. scotland have arrived at their training camp ahead of their first match on monday against the czech republic at hampden park. we'll hear from the team later today while england manager gareth southgate, is trying to keep his players relaxed just like at the last world cup, when they were in the pool with inflatable unicorns, and played some ten pin bowling. it looks like the squad have already found, a way to keep themselves entertained at this tournament as jack grealish took on some of the journalists in a gam