and back to school for olympic champion tom dean where he shares a golden piece of paris.oday if they're to keep the series alive. that's after they were outplayed in the first two matches at trent bridge and headingley. harry brook won the toss and england are bowling first. they've been playing just over an hour. australia got off to a quick start, matthew short had hit jofra archer for six, but tried to clear the ropes again and holed out to adil rashid. australia started to rebuild with steve smith and mitchell marsh at the crease. manchester city return to action tonight without rodri their spanish and back to school for olympic champion tom dean where he shares a golden piece of paris. hello there and welcome to sportsday. england's cricketers have to win their third 0ne—day international against australia at chester—le—street today if they're to keep the series alive. that's after they were outplayed in the first two matches at trent bridge and headingley. harry brook won the toss and england are bowling first. they've been playing just over an hour. australia got o

and sam quek . medallist tom dean and sam quek. are your latest gb news headlines. more from me in the next hour i'm sophie reaper. now it's back to ellie and ben for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone , sign up to to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com >> forward slash alerts . >> forward slash alerts. >> forward slash alerts. >> thanks obe and welcome to saturday morning live with me. ellie costello and ben leo. now we've got a treat for you right now because season eight of the hit netflix show selling sunset has just dropped. and if you're like me and fans all around the world, you've wasted no time to binge the entire series in a very short space of time, lapping up the drama from the agents at the oppenheim group. >> so if you don't know the show, you didn't. i didn't until this week. i absolutely love it now. and you'd be surprised because typically it wouldn't be down my street. but i tuned in this week to obviously research mary, of course, and i love it. so t

pundit paul merson , football pundit paul merson, singer shayne ward and olympic gold medallist tom dean sam quek . those are your latest gb quek. those are your latest gb news headlines for now. i'm sophie reaper. more from me in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> thank you as ever, sophie. let's get stuck in to today's topics. well ed davey, we've got some live pictures of him coming into brighton. and i tell you what, i've never been more clear. we need to stop the boats. stop the boats. it's getting out of hand. i've just stolen charlie rowley's joke. there now, obviously, stephen pound and charlie rowley are still with me now. stephen would you have done this as leader of. were you to have been made leader of the labour party? do you think this would have got you think this would have got you a few snaps in the press? >> well, i need to actually grapple with that concept of reality for a moment. as me leading any political party, even my own bir

the contest this year, including the tv presenter nick knowles and olympic gold medallist swimmer tom deanspeaking out about their experiences on the show. two professional dancers left the line—up following concerns about their behaviour. it was back last night. our culture reporter noor nanji reports. please welcome, tess daly and claudia winkleman! it's that time again — strictly is back. welcome to the launch of strictly come dancing 2024. a brand—new set of celebrities hit the dance floor with the usual sprinkle of sparkles and sequins. let's find out who you have all got. but the new series follows a storm of controversy, and there was no mention of that tonight. the focus was on revealing the new pairings. your safari, let's say, starts here. tess, our first four have been paired up. that shows all the return of dancer amy dowden after being diagnosed with cancer last year. i am delighted and it feels like my first year all over again. bud delighted and it feels like my first year all over again.— year all over again. and the reiiinin year all over again. and the reigning champions

that this episode was convinced that this episode was ginger because you had the ginger olympia, tom deanpoiler alert, >> all right. thank you guys. >> all right. thank you guys. >> thank you very much indeed. lovely talking to you today. see you again soon. >> see you soon. >>— >> see you soon. >> we're going to take a break. we're going to throw to katherine shawn seesahai. she's got your weather. >> looks like things are heating up . boxt boilers sponsors of up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. good morning. welcome to your gb news weather update from the met office. it's going to be an unsettled day out there today, but the rain should be clearing through tuesday and then turning a little bit drier and brighter as the week progresses . so we as the week progresses. so we have got heavy spells of rain and we have got some met office rain warnings in force, especially across northern parts of wales, into the midlands and across parts of lincolnshire as well, where we've already seen quite significant amounts of rainfall. so disruption is possible further towards the south, t

dean to the terrorist list. bob. >> imtiaz tyab, thank you. >>> we are joined now by senator tom cotton, an arkansas republican, sitsn the said in armed services and intelligence committees. good morning, senator. we appreciate you being here. what's next, senator cotton? do you believe there will be an expanded war between israel and iran on the horizon? >> i'm not sure israel is expanding the war so much as it is trying to end the war. it's important to stress what a huge blow the last two weeks has been against hezbollah. iran behind all these terror networks but hezbollah is its most poet nent weapon. hezbollah has 100,000 missiles rockets and mortars aimed at israel. iran has used that threat to deter israel going back 20 years, and now that israel has absolutely devastated the entire leadership structure of hezbollah, whether it's that the attacks that came late last week killing not only hassan nasrallah and all the other leaders, or some of their other actions or hitting their weapons depots and manufacturing sites in syria, now is not the time for a cease-fire or to deescalate as joe biden and kamala harris

let's avoid the imagery that dean provided us there and talk about the fallout over the photo op at arlington national cemetery. on meet the press this morning, senator tom cotten tried to lay the blame on president biden and vice president harris for not being there, take a listen. >> they wanted president trump there and they wanted to take the photos, you know they also invited, joe biden and kamala harris, joe biden was sitting on the beach, kamala harris was sitting at her mansion in washington dc. she could have gone to the cemetery and honor the sacrifice of those young men and women but she hasn't. >> the white house said near -- neither harris nor biden were invited to arlington last week. this has become an interesting back and forth between the campaigns. how do you see it playing out for the trump campaign which rarely took on a bit of water for a reported incident of a confrontation at arlington involving members of his campaign? >> first of all my friend sam, this is sad. arlington national cemetery is sacred ground, not just the fact that people are there but those who are there are people who fought and served this nation that donald trum