stuart broad makes things happen. we have seen it before. we saw it again.hell, dismissed for 108, relatively straightforward. very next ball, colin de grandhomme was not out lbw, but no one was watching the ball except ollie pope, who threw down the stumps with de grandhomme, yes, run out. now lord's thought anything was possible, and broad, next ball, obliged. oh, bowled him! kyle jamieson, clean bowled. broad on one of his charges. and james anderson joined in. tom blundell, lbw — new zealand, in an instant, 265—8. we can show you the ninth wicket. potts bowling, that's lbw. remember, in the match, new zealand have a substantial lead and england will have to bat a lot better in their second innings, but stuart broad in particular has given england supporters hope and that is a lot more than they arrived with here this morning. joe wilson, bbc news, at lord's. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 7pm this evening. bye for now. hello, i'm isaac fanin, let me give you some of your latest sports ne

that was stuart broad gone. sometimes the toughest thing about being captain is watching.kes at 47. who is next? via the m6 and m1, lancashire's matt parkinson rushed into the team as a concussion substitute. he made eight. but that was england 141 all out. job superbly done by new zealand. england just nine runs ahead. right, lads, we are bowling again. and would you believe it... you probably would. james anderson with immediate success. will young leaving right now, but was batting possible for everyone? well, there is new zealand's captain kane williamson, one of their all—time greats. remember, these runs were now taking new zealand ahead. and remember, new zealand are world test champions. someone surely would play a substantial innings. there is tom latham on the attack and he can play. matthew potts bowling on his england debut again proved his value. well held. kane williamson out for 15. there was more. this deliveryjust grazed williamson's bat, and potts struck again. and this test match just refuses to slow down. here is a situation at lunch on the second day,

stuart broad bowling, henry edging, he was out. the match was moving, that is what they came to see, especially the broad family. here he goes again, a touch offjamieson�*s bat broad family. here he goes again, a touch off jamieson�*s bat new zealand were 90. it new zealand were attacking. trent boult bath his way, but it works. everyone can, it ended like this, so no trent boult finally gone, 284 all out. england would need to hundred 99 to win. through the corridor of uncertainty marched england's bettors. alex lees hit 12 off the first over, spectators getting right into the game and still coming into the ground. they could have missed zak crawley, gonf or non—. remember, ten wickets for new zealand to win. —— gone for zero. elizabeth has the weather. lots of blue skies and sunshine across much of the uk, set to continue for much of the week. a lot more sunshine and for some but not all it will turn rather hot and humid. across northern and western areas it will be quite cloudy and cool areas it will be quite cloudy and cool, na

stuart broad urged england to believe, and then he made things happen.or 108 and wickets seemed to be falling with every delivery. eventually, they were. brought on one of his charges. soon new zealand were 285 all out, meaning if england could score 277 in their second innings, they win. if. here are three england batters. all the pope, and thenjohnny bear stowed. ben stokes had made one when this happened. this was calling. —— johnny bairstowe. could stokes make the most of his reprieve? england were defending on him and he was delivering, but here comes a ball he could not avoid, caught for sa and this time definitely out. the classic day of switching fortunes, kyle jamison the key key we work. —— kiwi goal are. the derby at epsom has been won by desert crown, ridden by richard kingscote. the victory made 76—year old sir richard stoute the oldest winning trainer. the race was slightly delayed after a number of protestors lay on the track. here's our sports correspondent laura scott. despite the absence of the queen, for just the fifth time despite the

stuart broad urged england to believe, and then he made things happen.s darrell mitchell dismissed for 108 and wickets seemed to be falling with every delivery. eventually, they were. broad on one of his charges. soon, new zealand were 285 all out, meaning if england could score 277 in their second innings, they win. if. here are three england batters. new zealand's bowlers were too good. ben stokes had made one when this happened. overstepped, no ball. captain back in. could stokes make the most of his reprieve? england were depending on him and he was delivering, but here comes a ball he could not avoid, caught for sa and this time definitely out. that of course isjoe root. we have a big day in store tomorrow. theyjust need 61 runs to win. if new zealand can take the remaining five wickets, they will get that win. england's footballers have started their nations league campaign in budapest. the match against hungary was supposed to be played behind closed doors after the racist behaviour of the hosts�* fans, but there were thousands there as england lo

and he admitted it's been great to feed off the experience ofjames anderson and stuart broad. go with butjust having this kind of guys around you to throw a few ideas across to keep you going and then you look around you got nearly 1200 test we could surround. pick the brains of them and it's been very beneficial for me in the trinity is as well to watch i about the business and what the kind of look to do as batsmen. it's been very good to be able to pick the brains of them. american teenager coco gauff is through to her first grand slam final as she beat martina trevisan in straight sets at the french open. the 18—year—old took an hour and a half to dispatch of the italian in theirsemifinal 6—3, 6—1. afterwards, she told the paris crowd that she hadn't been nervous, and walking off the court, she wrote, "peace. "end gun violence" on the camera. she'll take on iga swiatek in the final. she also had a dominant straight sets victory over daria kasatkina. the world number one tookjust 64 minutes to make her second french open final, having won it two years ago, sealing victory w

daryl mitchell caught stuart broad. too late.nd, with the ball they needed to get things moving. he's knocked him over! that's jimmy anderson's genius, his 650th test wicket. this would, though, be about patience for england — waiting for new zealand mistakes. that was devon conway's, gone for 52. henry nicholls followed. doubts crept under black caps. even will young, so confident after scoring 56 runs, dithered over the 57th. he was out, england were in. now the problems — tom blundell and daryl mitchell made big partnerships both in this test and the last. they threatened another, but england had an idea. bowl short, and see if blundell blunders. their plan came together. new zealand are more than 200 runs ahead, but england keep taking wickets. a match that might have drifted heads for a final twist. game on. patrick 6eary, bbc news. it's pretty finally balanced. i think obviously when you set such a big total, you're not really thinking about was going on in the game, you'rejust making sure thinking about was going on in the

stuart broad on one of his charges.l out which meant anything that could score 277 in their second innings they would win. if. here are three england batters. ollie pope and thenjonny bairstow. the new zealand burros were too good. ben stokes had made one when this happened. colin de grandhomme overstepped, no ball. captain, back in. could ben stokes make the most of his reprieve? england were depending on it. here comes the ball but he could not avoid. caught for 54 but he could not avoid. caught for sa and this time definitely out but 5a and this time definitely out but what about the former captain? that of course isjoe root. joe root i think is key to it now. 277 the magic numberfor england and think is key to it now. 277 the magic number for england and they were soon 216—5 but only route, 77 not out. —— joe root. iga swiatek has won the french open for a second time. the world number one breezed past the american teenager coco gauff in straight sets. the 20—year—old from poland has now won six tournaments in a row

to continue the theme, a hat—trick of catches for bairstow, a wicket for the recalled stuart broad. 0k zealand's captain. that's what a perfect start feels like. well, nothing is ever perfect. jack leach making a brave dive in the field. he was able to walk away but suffered symptoms of concussion. he'll play no further part. but potts does. with that, new zealand five down. —— with that, new zealand six down. three wickets for matthew potts already. at lunch, new zealand 39—6. 0ne already. at lunch, new zealand 39—6. one morning does not make a summer or a recovery but right now the lunchtime picnic around me at lord's, people revelling in it. thank you, joe wilson. they are revelling in it here as well. it is a fantastic atmosphere here. the crowd behind me was enormous and there were crowds ten deep line in there were crowds ten deep line in the mall. i met people from all parts of the globe. it must be remembered that this is not everyone's cup of tea — and, for some, it's simply an occasion to enjoy the bank holiday and the good weather. but, for those who are here, they're soakin

put into bowl, england started brilliantly, stuart broad removing tom latham without scoring in the openingjamie overton — his first test wicket as he removed devon conway. new zealand were struggling on 123—5 when henry nicholls was caught in bizarre circumstances off the bowling of jack leach, his second wicket of the day. but daryl mitchell and tom blundell frustrated england late on. mitchell reaching his 50, as the pair put on a partnership of 102, with new zealand closing on 225—5. well, the late fightback from new zealand didn't dampen jamie overton's day, who admitted it was one to remember, after a debut wicket. it's taken him 15 years to get his first england cap, and he says the whole day has yet to fully sink in. i'm not really. i think you have those dreams of playing for england. you like to think they do happen, but i think there's a lot of youngsters in the uk that want to play cricket for england but don't get the opportunity. i'm very delight lead to get the opportunity and very think will for that as well. the chair of yorkshire county cricket club, lord patel, admits he

james anderson and stuart broad are back though — having been dropped for the series in west indies earlierrted. trying to do the same thing that i've done and the games i've played are ready to try to win the game for england. ijust have a bit more to think about now. but i'm excited, i do not see this as any hand or on what i bring to the team is a few people have escalated their might but i'm just very, very excited to get going. there was another epic in the men's draw at the french open with marin cilic beating andrey rublev in over four hours. the croatian becomes only the fifth active player to reach the last four of every grand slam. the 33—year—old took the fifth and deciding set in a tie—break. rublev has now lost all five grand slam quarterfinals he's reached so far in his career. in the women's draw world number one and former champion iga swiatek is through to the semi—finals after beating jessica pegula to extend her unbeaten run to 33 matches. thed pole's next opponent is russian daria kasatkina. and the queens platinum jubilee honours have been announced — several sporting f

a statement in his return to the squad after being omitted from the west indies tour alongside stuart broadwho got the other wicket. england currently 80—2. zak za k crawley zak crawley dismissed by tom blundell, ollie popejust fallen. not all plain sailing for england, though. he's bowled beautifully, but matthew potts left the field mid—over with an injury. earlier, spinnerjack leach has been ruled out of the test with symptoms of concussion after taking this tumble trying to stop a boundary. england have brought in matt parkinson as a concussion substitute — he will bat and bowl. northern ireland will aim to end their dismal run in the nations league tonight when they take on greece. it's the first of four matches in the space of ten days. they've yet to win a game in the competition and have been relegated to its third tier. it is a tournament we haven't done particular well in. i think we haven't won a game in the tournament. but when you see teams qualifying for the euros through this tournament, it makes you sit up and take notice of it, you do take it serious, and there is a chance

that was stuart broad. the toughestjob for the captain is sometimes watching.es, out for seven. and this is how england's first innings ended, 11:1 all out. job superbly done by new zealand, england's first innings lead just nine. right, lads, we're bowling again. and would you believe it, you probably would — james anderson with early success. will young leaving right now, but was batting impossible for everyone? new zealand's captain kane williamson, catch byjonny bairstow, wicket for matthew potts. this deliveryjust grazed tom latham's bat and potts had struck again, and new zealand were 35—3 in their second innings. well, surely someone would hang around out there. some batter had to make runs. i mean, logic suggested it. the very traditions of test cricket almost demanded it. daryl mitchell was chancing it. well, four runs. new zealand's lead now nudged onwards. there's always something to think about. and now new zealand batted with increasing assurance. tom blundell got to his individual 50. mitchell soonjoined him. it was their partnership that mattered

. —— stuart broad. one change to the england bowling attack. jamie overton came into the team.am. jamie is known to be a fastballare. i team. jamie is known to be a fastball are. i think he had a pretty good w. he did have the wicket to show for his efforts today, devon conway. conway was just getting going. that was an important dismissal in the context of the match and it was fairly routine. what's next is anything but routine. he had faced 99 balls. hit it straight toward the boulder —— boulder. nobody was sure. it turns out that paul ricocheted off the back of the non—striker, darrell mitchell, which is why it flew so far and into the hands of the england midfielder. it is in short out. remember it's been mitchell who has been so strong for new zealand throughout. they're showing it again. england may be thinking back to when they had a chance to review. he is once again holding the endings together. he is once again holding the endings touether. ~ , ., ., , he is once again holding the endings touether. ~ ., he is once again holding the endings touether. ~ ,., .,, ., , .,

debutant potts, it was a day of soaking it all in and learning from the likes of anderson and stuart broading those guys around you and to put a few ideas across to keep it going. you look around and you have almost 1200 test wickets there is great to pick the brains of them and very beneficialfor me pick the brains of them and very beneficial for me in training to watch how they go about their business and what they look to do with the batsmen. it has been very good to pick the brains of them. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the team, that's your sports news for now. life in a modern city presents many challenges. traffic, pollution and a lack of space can increase stress and be harmful to the environment. in one dutch city, they're trying to solve some of those problems by looking up. the bbc�*s tim allman explains. in rotterdam, a kind of revolution is taking place — up in the air. this is a new rooftop walkway that has opened to the public in the centre of the city. we want people to experience ho

stuart broad the first to go today, trying to smash tim southee but not quite working out his way. foakes and matt parkinson followed soon after. england got off to a great start, to the new zealand second innings. jimmy anderson, again, with wicket of will young — who again had to "leave right there", out forjust one run again. and the matthew potts is back at it, too, with a repeat of getting captain kane williamson, and later tom latham. at lunch, new zealand 38—3. at the french open, alfie hewett and gordon reid are on course to win a tenth consecutive grand slam wheelchair doubles title — after reaching the final. and in the men's singles draw, we have a brilliant tie to look forward to first up. in the next 15 minutes, it's rafael nadal, against the world number three alexander zverev. nadal, fresh from that epic quarterfinal with old foe novak djokovic, is going for a record extending 14th title at roland garros, and also 22nd grand slam title. after that, it's casper ruud against marin cilic. in the women's draw, american teenager coco gauff is through to her first grand sl

stuart broad urged england to believe and then he made things happen.ll, dismissed for 108, and suddenly, wickets seemed to be falling with every delivery. actually, they were. broad on one of his charges. and soon, new zealand were 285 all out, which meant if england could score 277 in their second innings, they'd win. "if." here are three england batters, alex lees, ollie pope and then johnny bairstow, clattered. new zealand's bowlers were too good. ben stokes had made one when this happened, and then this was spotted. colin de grandhomme overstepped. no ball. captain, you're back in. so could stokes make the most of his reprieve? england were depending on him and he was delivering, but here comes a ball he could not avoid, caught for sa and this time definitely out. but what about the former captain? crucially for england, joe root is 77 not out. five down and 61 to win. with root, england sure have hope. joe wilson, bbc news, lords. today sees one of the most important football matches in the history of both wales and ukraine. the two teams meet in

stuart broad dismissing tom latham in the first over of the morning, edging tojoe root in the slips.ch struck next, trapping will young lbw. before broad took his second of the day, the prize wicket of new zealand captain kane williamson who edged behind into the gloves of ben foukes. so that's how it stands after the opening session. at lunch new zealand are 65 for three. remember england already have unassailable 2—0 lead in the series. to the tennis at eastbourne where the british number one harriet dart is up against petra kvitova, it is still in that first set. cameron norrie is out, losing his quarterfinal to american maxime cressy in straight sets. norrie won his first grass—court match of the year in the previous round but couldn't follow it up in this one. the top seed this week going down 7—5, 7—5. there'll be an all british quarter final after wild card ryan peniston won his delayed last 16 match against spain's pedro martinez. they resumed midway through the final set this morning, after the match was suspended for bad light yesterday. it's back—to—back quarterfinals for

statement in his return to the squad after being omitted from the west indies tour, alongside stuart broadgot the other wicket. england are 55 without loss in response. not all plain sailing for england, though. he's bowled beautifully, but potts left the field mid—over with an injury. earlier, spinnerjack leach has been ruled out of the test with symptoms of concussion after taking this tumble trying to stop a boundary. england have brought in matt parkinson as a concussion substitute — he will bat and bowl. chelsea's antonio rudiger willjoin european champions real madrid on a free transfer this summer. the 29—year—old will sign a four—year contract with the spanish side. the german international had been a key part of chelsea's side sincejoining in 2017, making 203 appearances in all competitions and won the champions league, europa league and fa cup. it's also goodbye tojuan mata. he'll leave manchester united on a free transfer when his contract expires this summer. the midfielderjoined from chelsea in 2014. since then, he's scored 51 goals in 285 appearances for united but, this seas

daryl mitchell somehow grab stuart broad. what had been clear was now modelled.sked ben foakes to change direction, too late. and too little for england as well, considering where they had been. all out, still 1a runs behind. new zealand batting the match beginning to move, too much for tom latham. he has to move, too much for tom latham. he: has knocked him over! to move, too much for tom latham. he has knocked him over! jenny _ has knocked him over! jenny randerson's _ has knocked him over! jenny randerson's 650th _ has knocked him over! jenny randerson's 650th test - has knocked him over! jenny i randerson's 650th test wicket. has knocked him over! jenny randerson's 650th test wicket. when you have taken that many, you can feel an opportunity. both he ending with will sense a chance after lunch. patrick geary, bbc news. time for the news. here is susan. —— time for the news. here is susan. —— time for the news. here is susan. —— time for the weather. there is still decent sunshine out there. as this week goes on, more in there. as this week goes on, more in th

a pub part—owned by the england cricketer stuart broad has been badly damaged by a fire.heartbroken" after the incident — and that no—one was injured. the fire service said the cause was believed to have been accidental. the singerjustin bieber has revealed he is suffering from facial paralysis after cancelling shows on his world tour earlier this week. in an instagram video the pop star said he had ramsay hunt syndrome, which is caused when a virus, like shingles, affects the facial nerve near a person's ears. he said he doesn't know how long it will take to recover. as you can see, this eye is not blinking. i can't smile on this side of my face. this nostril will not move. so there is full paralysis on the side of my face. so for those who are frustrated by my cancellations of the next shows, i am just physically obviously not capable of doing them. i will be using this time to just rest and relax and get back to 100% so that i can do what i was born to do. in the meantime, this ain't it. joining me now is catriona neville, who's a member of the medical advisory board f

james anderson and stuart broad are back for the match at lord's, having been dropped for the serieses earlier this year. it will be the first time brendan mccullum takes charge of england as head coach. he has been good, he is all about making everyone feel, in his words, ten feet tall. it's pretty obvious the way that he will speak in the dressing room, because of the way he played cricket and what he did for new zealand cricket when he was in charge of them. it's been a good few days working with him. just hopefully see how this week goes. major champions dustinjohnson and sergio garcia are two of the big names confirmed to play in the first saudi funded liv golf invitational. around £20 million is up for grabs, 42 players have been confirmed including england's lee westwood, ian poulter and richard bland, and northern ireland's graeme mcdowell. one man who won't be there is six time major winner phil mickelson, who's long been linked with the breakaway event, but said he was taking abreak from the game in february. that's all the sport for now. we look forward to seeing you, than

and he admitted it's been great to feed off the experience ofjames anderson and stuart broad. 1200 test wickets around. pick the brains of them and it's been very beneficial for me in the trinity is as well to watch i think about the business and what they kind of look to do as batsmen. it's been very good to be able to pick the brains of them. american teenager coco gauff is through to her first grand slam final as she beat martina trevisan in straight sets at the french open. the 18—year—old took an hour and a half to dispatch of the italian in theirsemifinal 6—3, 6—1. afterwards, she told the paris crowd that she hadn't been nervous, and walking off the court, she wrote, "peace. "end gun violence" on the camera. she'll take on iga swiatek in the final. she also had a dominant straight sets victory over daria kasatkina. the world number one tookjust 64 minutes to make her second french open final, having won it two years ago, sealing victory with an ace. that's her 34th straight victory. northern ireland were beaten 1—0 at home by greece in the nations league. in a game of f

this is what stuart broad did with it. catch held, bracewell out, point proved.l... patience finally prevailed. joe wilson, bbc news, headingley. after a three—year wait, it's finally time for the main events at glastonbury to get under way. performances have begun on the main stages at worthy farm in somerset, with 20—year—old billie eilish set to make history as the youngest solo headliner tonight on the iconic pyramid stage. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson is at worthy farm this weekend. the music has finally begun at glastonbury. ziggy marley has treated the pyramid stage to an hour of reggae classic. this afternoon, it is the turn of crowded house. the singalong to weather with you should be quite something. then billy eilish, the american, will tick off another british cultural milestone. she has already done a bond theme, and tonight, she headlines the glastonbury festival. after a gap of three years, music has returned to glastonbury. the libertines opening the other stage. also on there today and playing glastonbury for the third time are

put into bowl, england started brilliantly, stuart broad removing tom latham without scoring in the openingand tom blundell frustrated england late on. mitchell reaching his 50, as the pair put on a partnership of 102, with new zealand closing on 225—5. well, the late fightback from new zealand didn�*t dampen jamie 0verton�*s day, who admitted it was one to remember, after a debut wicket. it�*s taken him 15 years to get his first england cap, and he says the whole day has yet to fully sink in. i�*m not really. i think you have those dreams of playing for england. you like to think they do happen, but i think there�*s a lot of youngsters in the uk that want to play cricket for england but don�*t get the opportunity. i�*m very delighted to get the opportunity and very thankful for that as well. the chair of yorkshire county cricket club, lord patel, admits he was worried international cricket wouldn�*t return to headingley after seeing evidence of racism levelled against the club. the test match between england and new zealand is the first international at yorkshire since the england and wale

matthew potts with two wickets aswell, including new zealand captain kane williamson — with stuart broadr lunch. arsenal have confirmed striker alexander lacazette will leave the club when his contract runs out at the end of the month. the frenchman has been at the emirates for 5 years, making over 200 appearances — winning the fa cup in 2020. he's set to return to ligue un with lyon. the side he left to join arsenal for nearly 50 million pounds. real madrid have asked for answers into the what they've described as the "series of unfortunate events" at the champions league final against liverpool in paris last weekend — where they won the title for the 14th time. they've also asked why the stade de france was chosen for the game and who was "responsible for leaving fans abandoned and defenceless". the game had been delayed by more than half an hour and liverpool fans have described heavy—handed policing, organisational chaos and overcrowding at the showpiece game. they're back out for round two of the us women's 0pen, but a bit of history on the opening round. sweden's ingrid lindblad sh

stuart broad bowling, henry edging, he was out.es again, a touch off jamieson's bat new zealand were 90. it new zealand were attacking. trent boult bath his way, but it works. everyone can, it ended like this, so no trent boult finally gone, 284 all out. england would need to hundred 99 to win. through the corridor of uncertainty marched

daryl mitchell somehow caught stuart broad.ld, though, be about patience for england — waiting for new zealand mistakes. that was devon conway's, gone for 52. henry nicholls followed. doubts crept under black caps. even will young, so confident in scoring 56 runs, dithered over the 57th. he was out, england were in. now the problems — tom blundell and daryl mitchell made big partnerships both in this test and the last. they threatened another, but england had an idea — bowl short, and see if blundell blunders. the plan came together. new zealand are more than 200 runs ahead, but england keep taking wickets. a match that might have drifted heads for a final twist. game on. patrick geary, bbc news. it's pretty finally balanced. i think obviously when you set such a big total, you're not really thinking about what's going on in the game, you're just making sure you get up somewhere near there. and we managed to do that, and quite a lot has happened in the afternoon session, so it's left everyone in with a chance. football now — an

it took them a little while, but eventually, and thanks to stuart broad who took two wickets, they eventually got the final three new zealand wickets. new zealand were all out for 284 thanks to those wickets this morning. england were set a target of 299 to win. they got up set a target of 299 to win. they got up to a good start, but then the wickets started to tumble in and when joe was wickets started to tumble in and whenjoe was out wickets started to tumble in and when joe was out at wickets started to tumble in and whenjoe was out at 19... new zealand could have taken the victory for themselves, zealand could have taken the victory forthemselves, but zealand could have taken the victory for themselves, but then we saw staggering innings. words could not dojustice for what we staggering innings. words could not do justice for what we saw from jonny bairstow. it was chairing in all corners of trent bridge. it was six after six after six. he is caught iii fours and seven sixes. it was the second—fastest century by an englishman in history. it was hard to believe that his role in the team wa

james anderson and stuart broad are back though — having been dropped for the series in west indies earlier to think about now. but i�*m excited, i do not see this as any hinder on what i bring to the team as a few people have escalated their might but i�*m just very, very excited to get going. there was another epic in the men�*s draw at the french open with marin cilic beating andrey rublev in over four hours. the croatian becomes only the fifth active player to reach the last four of every grand slam. the 33—year—old took the fifth and deciding set in a tie—break. rublev has now lost all five grand slam quarterfinals he�*s reached so far in his career. in the women�*s draw world number one and former champion iga swiatek is through to the semi—finals after beating jessica pegula to extend her unbeaten run to 33 matches. thed pole�*s next opponent is russian daria kasatkina. and the queens platinum jubilee honours have been announced — several sporting figures have been recognised including cricketer moeen ali who received an mbe. among the others are wales captain gareth bale who receive

stuart broad struck in the first over, removing tom latham. ressy in straight sets... and cressy will now play another british player in the semi finals — as jack draper awaits. he beat another british player ryan peniston in straight sets 6—3, 6—3. it's the first time draper has reached a semi final on the main atp tour. and the next time tennis fans can see serena williams on a tennis court — will be at wimbledon. that's after she — and doubles partner 0ns jabeur pulled out of their semi final at eastbourne — with jabeur unable to recoverfrom a knee injury. it means williams heads to wimbledon next week having played just two matches in almost a year. they're under way in the usa in the latest pga tour event, but another star name is missing — the four—time major winner brooks koepka is the latest player tojoin the saudi backed liv golf series. rory mcilroy who is competing this weekend, isn't impressed with the former world number one. they say one thing and they do another, and i don't understand that, and they don't know if that's for lega

they had a reachable target of 277 after stuart broad sparked a new zealand collapse before lunch.but it was a no ball. it's currently 99 for 4. england need 178 to win. iga swiatek has won the french open beating coco gauff in straight sets with an absolutely dominant performance. the first set was on comfortablty but gauff did put up a resistance in the second. she broke swiatek early but the world number one reeled off four straight games to wrestle back control. she served out the match to win her second french open title. it was a dominant display from swiatek who has now won a remarkable 35 games in a row. so now we turn our attention to the men's final tomorrow. rafael nadal will be looking to win french open title number 14 when he takes on norway's casper ruud. the two have never played each other before but they do know each other well, in fact ruud played at nadal�*s academy. you has a great guy and has a great family, of course i respect him a lot. he did a lot of great things the last couple of years. he is which number? eight, seven in the world, so... the ranking tel

stokes is yet to name an official vice captain butjoe root or stuart broad are two possibilities to deputiseys she's spoken to southgate to reassure him about his long term future, and has praised him for his resilience and accountability. rugby league has banned transgender players from women's international competition until further notice. the ruling follows a decision by swimming's world governing body — fina to restrict trans athletes�* participation. international rugby league says it needs more time before finalising its policy and wants to "balance the individual�*s right to take part against perceived risk to other participants". advocacy groups say the policy violates human rights. the ban will apply to the world cup in england in october. all he will have more for you on that story all he will have more for you on at 630. that's all the sport for now. back now to today's rail strke and more than 40,000 rmt members at all levels are expected to be taking part in industrial action — including lower paid staff like apprentices and station staff. this makes it the biggest rail dispute

the experienced bowling duo of stuart broad and james anderson also return — they were dropped for the night thriller at the french open as rafael nadal beat novak djokovic to reach the semi—finals. it was four sets. rafa nadal chasing 22 grand slams, securing the win after four hours on court. the 21—time grand slam winner now faces third seed alexander zverev on friday. clearly, rafa nadal was inspired by real madrid when they made it 1a champions league, european cup wins when the beat liverpool in the final in paris. that's all the sport for now. the platinum jubilee celebrations will kick off this weekend, and one of the highlights is set to be the people's pageant. thousands will descend on london to tell the story of the queen's 70 year reign, with carnival floats and giant puppets. jon kay has been to the dress rehearsals to meet some of performers. no five—a—side footy here today. oldham leisure centre has been taken over. it's the final rehearsal before global grooves head to london for the queen'sjubilee pageant, including the peacocks. give us a twirl! you've got the bigges

stuart broad urged england to believe, and then he made things happen. in their second innings, they would win. if. here are three england batters. alex lees, 0llie pope and thenjonny bairstow. the new zealand bowlers were too good. ben stokes had made one, when this happened. and then this was spotted. colin de grandhomme overstepped, no ball. captain, you're back in. could ben stokes make the most of his reprieve? england were depending on it. and he was delivering. but here comes the ball he could not avoid. caught for 5a and this time definitely out, but what about the former captain? 277 the magic number for england and they resume 216—5 but root, 77 not out. iga swiatek has won the french open for a second time. the world number one breezed past the american teenager coco gauff in straight sets. the 20—year—old from poland has now won six tournaments in a row and is unbeaten in 35 matches, a winning run last achieved by venus williams 22 years ago. england's footballers have lost their opening nations league match against hungary 1—0. the match in

england lost the toss and had to bowl — but that wasn't an issue for stuart broad — removing tom laythamn — his first test wicket as he removed devon conway. new zealand were struggling on 123—5 when henry nicholls was caught in bizarre circumstances off the bowling of jack leach — his second wicket of the day. but daryl mitchell dug in late on as he reached his half century. new zealand were 187—5 before rain stopped play. they before rain stopped play. are set to resume shortly well, the chair of yorkshire county cricket club, lord patel admits he was worried international cricket wouldn't return to headingly after seeing evidence of racism levelled against the club. the test match between england and new zealand is the first international at yorkshire since the england and wales cricket board lifted a ban on sanctions imposed — following the racism scandal around azeem rafiq. if test match didn't come back, or international matches, then... we were going to go bankrupt. we literally were. because what we are going to do? lay off all the stuff all the players, and then try and come bac

stuart broad urged england to believe and then he made things happen. 285 all out which meant if england could score 277 in their second innings, they'd win. if. here are three england batters. alex lees, 0llie pope and johnny bairstow. new zealand's bowlers were too good. and stokes made one when this happened and this was spotted. noble, captain. you are back in. could stokes make the most of his reprieve? england were depending on him and he was delivering but here comes a ball he could not avoid, court 654 and comes a ball he could not avoid, court 454 and this time definitely out. what about the former captain? crucially for england, joe root is not out. injoe root, england surely still have hope. it's a huge match for rafa nadal later — he's going for a record—extending 14th french open title when he meets casper ruud in the men's singles final. victory would take the 36—year—old to 22 grand slam titles, two clear of 20—time major winners novak djokovic and roger federer. norwegian ruud has trained at nadal�*s academy in mallorca since 2018. in th

stokes is yet to name an official vice—captain, butjoe root or stuart broad are two possibilities toplayers from women's international competition until further notice. the ruling follows a decision by swimming's world governing body, fina, to restrict trans athletes�* participation. international rugby league says it needs more time before finalising its policy and wants to "balance the individual�*s right to take part against perceived risk to other participants." advocacy groups say the policy violates human rights. the ban will apply to the world cup in england starting in october. anthonyjoshua says he's the comeback king and that he can still unify the heavyweight division. he's been promoting his august rematch against 0lexander usyk in saudi arabia, where he'll try and win back the three belts he lost to the ukrainian last year. differently, the hunger is still there. as i've always said from the get go, stay hungry. keep the motivation high. blips happen, things happen in life, but resilience, mentaltoughness, consistency will always prevail. we are still on the road to undi

james anderson and stuart broad are back for the match at lords having been dropped for the series intty obvious the way that he will speak in the dressing room, because of the way he played cricket and what he did for new zealand cricket when he was in charge of them. it�*s been a good few days working with him. just hopefully see how this week goes. what a match we had in paris as rafael nadal beat novak djokovic to reach the french open semifinals. in the 59th meeting the went toe to toe with an adult looking to be losing the fourth set but he forced a tie—break in which he won. it ended at a quarter past midnight uk time. he has had a chronic foot problem but he will try to get past zvereva. just one or two shots and i had my chances and they could have taken me to a fifth set and then it�*s anybody�*s match. but again, he showed why he is a great champion, staying there mentally tough and finishing the match the way he did and congrats to him and his team. no doubt he deserved it. major champions dustinjohnson and sergio garcia are two of the big names confirmed to play in the fi

stokes is yet to name an official vice captain butjoe root or stuart broad are two possibilities to deputisenal competition until further notice. the ruling follows a decision by swimming's world governing body — fina — to restrict trans athletes�* participation. international rugby league says it needs more time before finalising its policy and wants to "balance the individual�*s "right to take part against perceived risk "to other pa rticipa nts". advocacy groups say the policy violates human rights. the ban will apply to the world cup in england in october. and the chief executive of the event john dutton has told the bbc... world rugby have announced that elite players will face an increased minimum of 12 days out of action following concussions, meaning most would miss their next match. it follows rugby—specific research by independent experts. currently, a player can play a week if they pass return—to—play protocols. today, the rfu have said all players in the premiership, women's premier 155 and england sides will be offered microchipped mouthguards that can detect concussion. that's

and he admitted it's been great to feed off the experience ofjames anderson and stuart broad.s williams out of wimbledon as a 15 year old. after the match she wrote, "peace — end gun violence" on the camera, following last week's school shooting in texas but can she stop the world number one iga swiatek? she is in incredible form at the moment, and saw off daria kasatkina in straight sets in her semi—final. it took barely more than an hour. the polish player is unbeaten in 34 matches, as she looks to win her second singles title at roland garros. it is men's singles semifinals day—to—day. rafael nadal taking on alexander zverev. day—to—day. rafael nadal taking on alexandeererev. nadal day—to—day. rafael nadal taking on alexander zverev. nadal chasing what would be a 14th french open title. he might get it because today is his birthday. 36 years old. a man they said a million times before wouldn't make it this far in his career because of injury. he is standing on the cusp of what could be a 22nd grand slam. incredible athlete. it would be kind of a nice birthday present. the b

stokes — who captains the side for the first time, as england host new zealand. james anderson and stuart broadland cricket when he was in charge of them. it's been a good few days working with him. just hopefully see how this week goes. what a match we had in paris as rafael nadal beat novak djokovic to reach the french open semi—finals. in a topsy turvy four hour long match, nadal looked to be losing the fourth set. but he came back from 5—2 down to force a tie break. which he went on to win to end a match that finished at quarter past midnight uk time. the spaniard now takes on third seed alexander zverev on friday. i have what i have, so, if we are not able to find... an improvement or a resolution on that, it is becoming super difficult for me. so that's it, i'm just enjoying every day that i have the chance to be here and without thinking much about what can happen. of course i am going to keep fighting to find a solution for that. there's going to be a lot of emotion in glasgow when scotland take on ukraine in their world cup play—off semi final. it's the first time ukraine have played a

stuart broad took two wickets and james anderson the last wicket to fall.next manager. kompany has been in charge at belgian side anderlecht for two years before leaving by mutual consent in may, having led them to a third—place finish. he joins burnley as they look to bounce back from relegation from the premier league with an instant promotion from the championship. that's all the sport for now. we need ben stokes to get a century, thatis we need ben stokes to get a century, that is all i'm saying! let's return to our top story. the supreme court has ruled that the first flight to remove asylum seekers from the uk to rwanda can go ahead tonight. judges dismissed the latest appeal against earlier decisions made in the lower courts. just seven migrants had been due to fly — and legal challenges for some of those are still being heard. a spokesperson from the rwandan government told journalists rwanda would be a 'welcoming place' for any asylum seekers sent there by the uk. joining us now is frances swaine, human rights lawyer at leigh day, which represents

stuart broad taking the wicket of opener tom latham in the first over of the morning for a duck.al match with american maxime cressy. cameron norrie has a break of serve in the cameron norrie has a break of serve in the first cameron norrie has a break of serve in the first set. that match will be followed by harriet dart. she's been given a wild card for wimbledon as her superb grass—court season continues at eastbourne. yesterday she won two matches in one day to become the first british woman in five years to make the last eight there. today, it's a quarterfinal against two—time wimbledon champion, petra kvitova. bad news though, for serena williams. she was through to the semi—finals of the doubles on her return to tennis after a year out. this morning though they've had to withdraw from the competition, after an injury to her partner ons jabeur. the latest pga tour event in the usa will get under way later, with more of the sport's biggest names missing — the four—time major winner brooks koepka is the latest tojoin the saudi backed liv golf series. another four—time major w

there has been a wicked and it looks like stuart broad has just taken matt henry.al in nottingham last week. she says being happier off the court has led to improved performances on it. not long to go until the third golf major of the year — the us open — gets under way. justin thomas won the uspga title this year and says it's �*sad' that the build up to thursday�*s tournament has been dominated by chat around golf civil war. with players from the longstanding pga tour teeing off against the breakaway liv series... you cannot go anywhere without somebody bringing it up, but that is just one of the things i spoke to earlier, this is the us open and this is an unbelievable venue, a place with so much history, unbelievable field, so many storylines, yet that seems to be what all the questions are about and thatis what all the questions are about and that is unfortunate, it is not right for the us open orfor us as players. that is unfortunately where we are right now. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's

some of the more experienced bowlers like stuart broad and james anderson had been reintroduced into. that left verstappen free to take the win ahead of teammate sergio perez and george russell. hamilton emerged clutching his back afterfinishing fourth because of issues with his car. mercedes said they would consider using a substitute driver in canada if hamilton didnt feel fit enough race. in tennis, british number two dan evans won the nottingham open title for the second time. after a straight sets win over australian jordan thompson. evans didn't drop a set through the entire tournament. no time for celebrating, afterwards he was straight in the car to queens ahead of his match tomorrow. swedish golfer linn grant made history by becoming the first woman to win on the dp world tour — formerly european tour. she was taking part in a scandianavian mixed event, which combines players from the mens and women's european tours. and it was emphatic, she won by nine shots, she only turned professional last year and was the only women to finish in the top ten. i hope... i mean, i hope it'

fast bowlers james anderson and stuart broad return, having been dropped for the series in west indiesng and overnight and it will turn wetter in the north—west of wales. and away from that and a bit more cloud tonight. and east anglia and the south—east could see temperatures in rural areas down into single figures but with sunshine to begin with, more cloud through northern england and wales with outbreaks of rain and lighter and patchy through the day and showers developing in the afternoon but a good part of scotland in eastern and southern england which will stay dry and sunny and pleasantly warm. 22 or 23 in the south—east and may be 17 up to 19 ins scotland warmer day in northern ireland. high pressure for northern ireland. high pressure for northern ireland into the weekend so here it is set fair bit for england and wales we will see whether france push north out of france and on only limited inroads with the channel islands and may be south wales who could catch a few showers on the odd heavy one rumble of thunder but a bit of brightness and sunshine in between. low cloud push

stuart: wise apple down 4%? susan: for treasury yield we are seeing, this isn't a broad selloff. me and gemini cutting 10% of their staff, crypto prices might not bounce back. stuart: this is brutal across the board. thank you very much. good luck in california. susan: i will see you in austin right afterwards. stuart: quick check of the markets. the dow is down 300, the s&p down 370. to the queen's platinum jubilee. image from st. paul's cathedral, prince william gets the front row, harry on the second row, when harry and megan left the church they got booed. the lady in the bottom right-hand corner of the screen, a british royals commentator joins me now. this is an extraordinary situation. a complete split between the brothers and a complete split in the royal family. i've never seen anything like it before. have you? >> i have not and neither have you. last time i was here you asked me what the royal family think of them coming back to the uk. there were concerns about blueing and you said if i was over there i would. too, you're saying a sentiment, you have been an american

stuart, very, very much. we have selloff on corner of wall and broad. middle of a trading day, wrap up a quarter, a month, half a year. i don't have to tell it has been a iffy month. it has been a really lousy quarter, a horrific half year but we still have another half year to go. when you look at this, in across the board selling, not as bad as it was earlier, always a battle how high interest rates go. how high tensions go globally and how much federal reserve, this federal reserve acts central bankers around the world act. we're seeing a concerted effort on the part of the last week, bank of switzerland, european central bank, bank of canada all doing the interest rate hiking thing to sort of try to calm the storm. the battle as i always stress here, we'll continue to follow it here, how markets respond. 10-year note briefly going under 3% right now. the expectations are it will slow this momentum. that might not be welcome news but as i have always said on this show and elsewhere the solution to higher prices, higher prices so you don't have to lif