in 1948 the first one was held at stoke mandeville.— at stoke mandeville.eville. that is correct. so, for— at stoke mandeville. that is correct. so, for people - at stoke mandeville. that is - correct. so, for people unfamiliar, stoke mandeville, a village in buckinghamshire, has been called the birthplace of the paralympic movement. the reason is because of a german doctor who came here in the 19405 german doctor who came here in the 1940s and basically had a spinal injuries unit at stoke mandeville hospital when she took charge of a 1944. fouryears hospital when she took charge of a 1944. four years later, hospital when she took charge of a 1944. fouryears later, on hospital when she took charge of a 1944. four years later, on the first date of the opening ceremony of the london olympics, he decided to use sport to rehabilitate people with spinal injuries, getting 16 service personnel at the hospital to do archery. anyway, in the years following, those 16 people have grown, and a few years later a dutch contingent came able to compete, and they started do

i know you are at the ceremony there at stoke mandeville.ike today, as you so that flame lit? in what has it been like today, as you so that flame lit?— what has it been like today, as you so that flame lit? in one word, very wet. so that flame lit? in one word, very wet- obviously _ so that flame lit? in one word, very wet. obviously a _ so that flame lit? in one word, very wet. obviously a very _ so that flame lit? in one word, very wet. obviously a very sort - so that flame lit? in one word, very wet. obviously a very sort of - wet. obviously a very sort of inspiring moments, i guess, for many people. it's the start and the continuation of a very long 17 year journey as the paralympic games develops and grows around the world. yes, we are seeing those pictures come as you say the great british weather interfering. the flame was lit and that is now heading to paris. just explain how the paralympics have grown from that first event in stoke mandeville all those years ago?— first event in stoke mandeville all those years ago? they started of

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it has been confirmed that ben stokes has torn his left hamstring.rt of his leg we feared it could be his knee. he did have surgery on that knee overwinter. that surgery of ben stokes has had extensive rehab and has been about getting him ready to play test match cricket as an all—rounder, a bowler as well as a better. we saw that earlier in the summer and if we look back to the circumstances of his injury, as you said he was playing for the northern superchargers in the 100 competition and it led to a lot of england fans questioning why if you're test match captain would you be playing in the 100 ball franchise competition. of course ecb are using this to try and popularise cricket and they want their star players involved in that. it is interesting and pertinent that england have withdrawn chris woakes and ollie pope from playing in the 100. woakes will have a big role to play now and ollie pope, i can confirm, will captain england for the first time in these test matches against sri lanka starting next week with the first test match in old traffor

but that surgery, ben stokes is extensive.o play test match cricket as an all rounder, as a bowler as well as a batter. we saw that earlier in the summer and if we look back to the circumstances of his injury, as you said, there he was playing for the northern superchargers in the hundred competition and it has led to a lot of england fans, i think, questioning why would your test match captain be playing in the 100 ball franchise competition? of course, the ecb are using the hundred to try and popularise cricket and they want their star players involved in that. it is interesting and pertinent that england have withdrawn chris woakes and ollie pope from playing in the hundred. woakes, of course, will have a big role to play now as the all rounder in the sri lanka test series and ollie pope, i can confirm, will captain england for the first time in these test matches against sri lanka starting next week for the first test match in old trafford. look, i guess injuries can happen at any time. it certainly changes the dynamic of

very much in attendance, once again overseeing england's preparations, ben stokes.nd team. so when it comes to the match itself, iwondered how exactly the decisions are going to be made. in terms of ben stokes being around, is it a case that he will give advice when you feel you need it, or do you think he will be giving advice when he thinks you need it? um, i think probably, i think he's going to let me go do my thing over the course of this series, which is good for me. but at the same time, he's obviously going to be watching, chatting with baz and then so i can sort of have those conversations in the intervals if i think anything needs to change, and bounce a few ideas off each other. so i think he's sort of said he's more than happy to sort of let me do my thing. we've got some great coaches and obviously he'sjust another brain in the changing room. if he sees something then him and baz can chat about it as well. so i think it's only a positive having him around. well, all of ollie pope's predecessors would agree that captaincy is easy when you're winning matc

england will be hopeful ben stokes.eful ben stokes is back to lead the team in pakistan coming up this october. they will be desperately hopeful that ben stokes is fit and ready to lead england when it comes to next winter in the ashes. but as for an outcome of 33—year—old has another serious injury to recoverfrom. thank you so much for updating us on that breaking news story. joe wilson therefore us. —— there for us. the boss of the premier league has refused to confirm that manchester city's hearing into alleged breaches of financial regulations has been brought forward. richard masters confirmed that a date has been set and said it was important that the situation resolved itself. in a wide—ranging interview, the chief executive of the premier league spoke about player welfare and enviromental concerns, but wouldn't be drawn on the 115 charges that manchester city deny. richard masters was speaking to the bbc�*s sports editor dan roan. i'v e i've confirmed in the past that the date has been said to because of the com

the paralympic flame has been lit at the hospital in stoke mandeville in buckinghamshire here in the journey to paris ahead of the opening ceremony on wednesday. more than 4,000 athletes will take part in the games. the stoke mandeville games were first held in 1948 for a small group of wheelchair athletes who had sustained spinal injuries during world war ii. those later grew into the first paralympic games, which took place in rome in 1960. it was then in 2012 ahead of the london paralympics where the heritage flame ceremony took place for the first time in stoke mandeville and now this year is the second such ceremony. our sports reporter matt graveling in stoke mandeville gave more details on the torch lighting ceremony and the journey of the torch. i'm here at stoke mandeville station, just across from the hospital which was really the birthplace of the movement. and you may be able to see just behind me, i'm not sure, butjust behind me they are packing up all the seats from the 250 invited guests to the torch lighting which i think a lot of the organisers were probably biting t

with ben stokes missing — it's bowler matthew potts who gets the nod for england as they prepare forest series with sri lanka later this week. and aryna sabalenka wins in cincinatti as she beats jess pegula to lift her second title of the year. hello and welcome to the programme. we begin with football where at 37 years of age, jamie vardy is scoring in the top flight once again. he earned leicester a 1—1 draw at home to tottenham on their return to the premier league. vardy�*s second half goal cancelled out pedro porro�*s opener. vardy�*s header in the 57th minute was leicester's first effort on target. spurs handing a full debut to new signing dominic solanke. but despite spurs having 70% possession and 13 corners, the points were shared, thanks to vardy�*s 9th premier league goal against spurs. brilliant to get the first game a lot premier league debuts and club debuts and guys not playing in the premier league for a while and that's going to cause some anxiety and so, to get the second half as it was, we had the confidence built even more to move forward if we canjust get in even

england test captain ben stokes will miss the rest of the summer, after tearing his hamstring playingd is out of the series against sri lanka that starts next week. stokes hopes to return for the three—test tour of pakistan which begins in october, with ollie pope captaining the side in his absence. our sports correspondent joe wilson has more on this. we have to say that injuries can happen at any time and there is a 33—year—old sprinting, they do tear hamstrings but i know the immediate reaction from fans was and will be, there is ben stokes in the colours of the northern superchargers. why is england's test match captain who has done so much work over the winter to get back to being a test match all—rounder, why is he taking part in a 100 ball test match series? england believe the hundred is a way to popularise cricket and they want their stars taking part but his absence from the rest of the summer has major repercussions. england already missing the injured zak crawley and there will be a reshuffle of the balance of the team, they haven't called up a replacement but 0llie pope w

has been called up to the england test side for the first time in a year in place of captain ben stokes whose been ruled out of the series against sri lanka with a hamstring injury. the other change sees dan lawrence come in for injured opener zak crawley. our sports correspondent, joe wilson is at old trafford in manchester where the first test starts on wednesday. so,joe, england have opted to bring in a bowler to replace ben stokes, not try to find and a like for like replactement with an all rounder. that is right. one of the issues when you replacing ben stokes, never mind his captaincy, he brings that balance for the team, because he is trying so hard... what is going on behind me is that a group of england's bowlers are running through their preparations, going through their preparations, going through some deliveries with their bowling men tour, a certainjames anderson. but if you look at the balance of the england team, chris works will bat at seven, —— woakes. that is a long tail. you have to get 20 wickets to win that match, and during this selection they have given them the

itlt�*hait stoke disruption in some form? what we have seen — stoke disruption in some form? the russian side in particular, the international federation from which we had to withdraw their recognition for many reasons that they have undertaken way before the games with a d formation campaign against france and the games and the ioc. they have made a number of comments in this respect which i do not want to repeat and the credibility of information coming from this not any more recognised international federation so i can only suggest you looking into the comments they and the leaders have made recently and make your own judgment. you the leaders have made recently and make your own judgment. make your own 'udgment. you mention the culture war— make your own judgment. you mention the culture war aspect _ make your own judgment. you mention the culture war aspect and _ make your own judgment. you mention the culture war aspect and there - the culture war aspect and there been _ the culture war aspect and there been cause _ the culture war aspect and there been cause for— the c

tensions between israel and the iranian—backed group escalated sharply after the assassination stokinga wider middle east conflict. hezbollah's leader is due to give a speech at 18:00 local time. the group said this was an initial response and that todays planned a state of emergency is in force in israel and the security cabinet�*s been meeting. prime minister, benjamin netanyhu, promised he would �*do everything' to restore security at its northern border and continue to uphold what he called a simple rule: "whoever hurts us — "we hurt them". these are live pictures from the israel—lebanon border. flights to and from tel aviv�*s ben gurion airport were temporarily suspended earlier but have since been reinstated. although air france has cancelled its flights to tel aviv and beirut until monday at least. let me show you some pictures from beirut international airport. you can see passengers waiting for their flights as others check the departure boards in the hope they can reach their final destination. lieutenant colonel nadav shoshani is an idf international spokesperson. he told me

richard stokes.ieur le president, mr. mosedic challenged the council's competence to deal with the oil dispute. he accused britain of having trespassed upon persia's right to nationalize her resources, accusation that brought this reply from sir gladwin jebb. mr. president attention that many of the allegations and imputations of his excellency are manifesty inaccurate, not to say willfully distorted. after few days. in new york and heads to washington dc to hold talks with us officials to gain their support. meets with us president. he asks truman to help the iranian nation fight against the economic sanctions slapped on them by the british government. سفر دکتر مصدق بیش از ۴۰ روز کشید. دکتر مصادق تنظیم کردن به دولت انگلیس ارجع دادن ولی دولت انگلیس چون به جمع بندی رسیده بود که با دولت دکتر مصدق تحت هیچ شرایطی نمی توانه. گمانش این بود شاید تبلیغات توده ای ها مؤثر بود که در درون سرمایه داری اختلاف برای جذب سرمایه و جذب سرمایه برای خودششون بیشتره لذا می گفت در درون سرمایه داری اختلاف زیاده من به وسیله آ

richard stokes.t historic meetings. mr. mosadik the... minister of persia made his long-awaited appearance, and as he walked into the council chamber, leaning for support on the arm of mr. trigver lee, his appearance caused such commotion among the crowd of press photographers that the proceedings were held up for several minutes. when calm had been restored, mr. mosadic addressed the council in french: monsieur le president. mr. mosedic challenged the council's competence to deal with the oil dispute, he accused britain of having trespassed upon persia's right to nationalize her resources, accusation that brought this reply from sir gladwin jeb. mr. president your attention that many of the allegations and imputations of his excellency are manifestly inaccurate, not to say willfully distorted. after few days of deliberations, the un security council issues a statement which is considered a sort of victory for the iranian nation. به پیشنهاد نماینده فرانسه استدلال شد. چون قضیه به دیوان ارجاع شده، بناب

richard stokes. he offered mosadek the whole organization in persia.using problems and creating a crisis in the country by making military threats and slapping sanctions on the nation. mosadek also tells them that the un security council and the high court were not qualified to pass legal judgement on the iranian. nationalization of the country's oil industry met last week for what turned out to be one of its most historic meetings. mr. musadik, the prime minister of persia made his long-awaited appearance, and as he walked into the council chamber, leaning for support on the arm of mr. trigba lee, his appearance caused such commotion among the crowd of press photographers that the proceedings were held up for several minutes. "when calm had been restored, mr. mosadic addressed the council in french: "mos le president, mr. mosedic challenged the council's competence to deal with the oil dispute. he accused britain of having trespassed upon persia's right to nationalize her resources, accusation that brought this reply from sir gladwin jebb. mr. preside

so,joe, england have opted to bring in a bowler to replace ben stokes, not try to find and a like forhen you replacing ben stokes, never mind his captaincy, he brings that balance for the team, because he is trying so hard... what is going on behind me is that

is that what is stoking these fires?— moment. is that what is stoking these fires? - these fires? soaring temperatures i and low humidity have been stroking these really dangerous fire conditions across the state, and this is a state which has been suffering a prolonged drought. state officials are also very concerned that forest fires will spread rapidly due to high winds, and that this could really engulf and destroy huge areas of natural vegetation. the wildfire season usually peaks in august and september in brazil, but this year these wild fires started unusually early, in late may in the region of the world to's largest wetlands. this destroy huge areas are really precious, rich, diverse ecosystem. thisjust are really precious, rich, diverse ecosystem. this just the latest in an ongoing saga in brazil, with extreme weather going fires to recently again only a few months ago once in a century flooding in the southernmost state, which came with an hundred many different extreme weather issues which is suffocating large parts of brazil. police have arrested two m

the first you'll spot at the toss because without the injured ben stokes, ollie pope is taking over asee matches. while if the home side bat first, there'll be a new opening batter. dan lawrence is coming in for the fast—scoring zak crawley who's also injured and lawrence says he'll try and avoid trying to copy the player he's replaced while the same is true of pope. i think it is important for all the not to try to beat ben stokes because he is obviously a very dominant character so it is good he is around this week, overseeing things and helping out wherever he can. not having stokes is obviously a big loss for the team, so another opportunity for all to step up, get practice as captain and for other younger players to perform. irate practice as captain and for other younger players to perform. we will hear from the _ younger players to perform. we will hear from the stand _ younger players to perform. we will hear from the stand in _ younger players to perform. we will hear from the stand in captain - hear from the stand in captain himself in the next hour. more on the website. than

they'll just they'll just go, oh, it's this stoking up just go, oh, it's this stoking ”p by just go,s this stoking up by the right. and this is another part of that. and it's kind of infuriating gaslighting. well, there's obviously a missing piece that's the problem. >> and so it over time it becomes corrosive and aggravating . and you couple that aggravating. and you couple that with, you know, a decade of identity politics and intersectional identity politics. you know, fixating on racial differences and racial grievances and, and ideas around whiteness and this kind of thing being, you know , forced down our being, you know, forced down our throats by the ruling classes. and it's those toxic combination andifs and it's those toxic combination and it's so dangerous. and of course , nobody wants to see course, nobody wants to see this. this has to be stopped , this. this has to be stopped, and it has to be stopped properly, not just nipped in the bud. people arrested. otherwise it's just not going to go away. yeah. >> and crucially, the two tier policing, just lastly, which we haven

the paralympic flame has been lit at the hospital in stoke mandeville in buckinghamshire here in thef the opening ceremony on wednesday. more than 4,000 athletes will take part in the games. the stoke mandeville games were first held in 19118 for a small group of wheelchair athletes who had sustained spinal injuries during world war ii. those later grew into the first paralympic games, which took place in rome in 1960. it was then in 2012 ahead of the london paralympics where the heritage flame ceremony took place for the first time in stoke mandeville and now this year is the second such ceremony. in the next couple of hours we are expecting to hear from nasa on how they plan to bring the two astronauts who are stranded on the international space station — back to earth. nasa had previously said that sunita williams and barry wilmore might have to remain on the space station for at least eight months after the boeing spacecraft that took them into space injune, for what was meant to be eight days, suffered technical problems. we will of course bring that press conference to you live

really trying to stoke the flame and mobilise _ trying to stoke the flame and mobilise based on whatbilise based on what has been | happening-_ lt happening. that is celebratory? it is and obviously _ happening. that is celebratory? it is and obviously far-right - is and obviously far—right extremists from around the globe are able to— extremists from around the globe are able to access these forums and we see overseas people calling for it to be _ see overseas people calling for it to be mimicked and to learn from the tactics _ to be mimicked and to learn from the tactics as— to be mimicked and to learn from the tactics as well. is to be mimicked and to learn from the tactics as well. is it to be mimicked and to learn from the tactics as well-— tactics as well. is it the biggest thin that tactics as well. is it the biggest thing that has _ tactics as well. is it the biggest thing that has happened - tactics as well. is it the biggest thing that has happened on - tactics as well. is it the biggest i thing that has happened on those platforms for some time in terms of people celebrati

the torch itself was lit in stoke mandeville yesterday — the birthplace of the paralympic movement, assh way possible. cheering it's been an absolute honour to be asked to come and light the paralympic flame here at the birthplace of the paralympic games, in stoke mandeville. i really believe that we stand on the shoulder of giants and all those people that have gone before, all those paralympians. the flame for the olympic games was created in olympia, in greece, the birthplace of the olympics. in october, the decision was made that for the paralympic games, the flame would be created here from paris forward — this, the buckinghamshire village stoke mandeville, and the birthplace of the movement. it was in the 1940s that german doctor ludwig guttmann began using sport to help rehabilitate patients with spinal injuries. in 1948, he held the first stoke mandeville games, with 16 injured service personnel competing in archery. the event grew and grew and in rome in 1960, 400 athletes completed in what is considered the first paralympic games. fast forward to this summer, and the number o

>> oh, gross in new garments stirring up the oldest divisions stoking the oldest fears giving oxygen to the oldest forces that they've long sought to tear apart america in the process. >> a young woman was killed my contact her mother asked about what happened. she told me when the president was asked what he thought had happened, donald trump said, and i quote there are very fine people on both sides by god that is what he said and what he meant. that's

tinderbox britain stoking race riots from his sunbed.sh defence league leader tommy robinson relaxes in five star cyprus resort while fuelling violence across the uk with inflammatory online posts. absolutely disgraceful. next up, where shall we go? alastair? let's got the guardian now , let's got the guardian now, which is, always a cracking read. you will regret this. starmer warns rioters and tory culture wars stoked far right says ex—advisor. the conservative government left the uk wide open to far right violence erupting across parts of the country by ignoring red flags and stoking fires with a culture war agenda. a senior adviser on extremism to tory prime ministers has said. dame sara khan, who is rishi sunak's independent adviser for social cohesion and resilience until may and acted as counter—extremism commissioner under both may and johnson, said the recent administrations have failed. the british people . failed. the british people. okay, now let's go to the mirror far right on rampage under siege thugs attack migrant hotel o

from what you know um are the... of people like tommy robinson um seen as a coordinated effort to stoke these kind of programs in the uk um well i think that it's really important to see them as political actors and not just um people of you know social media saying what's on their mind um they are definitely um calculated in what they say and who they say it to and i think that um they're vital in stoking islamophobic um rhetorics because um they're backed by politicians and also you know zionist entities um and they have a history of sort of... following that same political ideology and then taking it to the sort of target audiences that normally follow everything that they say. from what i found uh really interesting is that when the riots were going on he was you know living at large in some five star resort you know tanning, drinking etc. um and yes you mention that he's being funded by other political actors i'll say that... elaborate on that a little bit, what do we know about tommy robinson and where he's getting his funding from? well, tommy robinson has been in the pockets of

matthew potts comes in for the injured captain ben stokes. also coming up on sportsday...gic was rugby league's big weekend, with numbers significantly down over the two days at elland road? evening. we'll get to tonight's match between leicester and spurs in the next couple of minutes, but what have we learnt from the weekend? there weren't any shock results, last season's top four all won — manchester city, arsenal, liverpool and aston villa — but there were still plenty of talking points. with the transfer window open for another 11 days, managers are still shaping their squads, players finding out if they are wanted, either by another club, or in the case of raheem sterling, their own. he missed the cut this weekend as enzo maresca tackled the stamford bridge conundrum for the first time, how to keep a a2—man squad happy. adam cottier reports left out by england, i know seem mikasa side byjosie, raheem sterling curries at the crossroads. so time. i shall see his light is faded and his representatives are seen for clarity on the situation in a statement released shortly

tinderbox britain stoking race riots from his sunbed.sh defence league leader tommy robinson relaxes in five star cyprus resort while fuelling violence across the uk with inflammatory online posts. absolutely disgraceful. next up, where shall we go? alastair? let's got the guardian now , let's got the guardian now, which is, always a cracking read. you will regret this. starmer warns rioters and tory culture wars stoked far right says ex—advisor. the conservative government left the uk wide open to far right violence erupting across parts of the country by ignoring red flags and stoking fires with a culture war agenda. a senior adviser on extremism to tory prime ministers has said. dame sara khan, who is rishi sunak's independent adviser for social cohesion and resilience until may and acted as counter—extremism commissioner under both may and johnson, said the recent administrations have failed. the british people . failed. the british people. okay, now let's go to the mirror far right on rampage under siege thugs attack migrant hotel o

when we look at the stats, 118 off of 115 balls, truly ben stokes stuff. i think by against sri lanka at lords. there was a brilliant century, his first in first class cricket, from bowler gus atkinson this morning, and this afternoon sri lankan wickets have been tumbling. joe wilson is there for us — joe — what an innings from gus atkinson. are we efficiently —— officially calling him and all around her? i calling him and allaround her? i can rememberyou and calling him and allaround her? i can remember you and i speaking on the telly before the start of the series is saying the real problem with the england team in the absence of ben stokes was it was unbalanced, that tail was a bit long. i don't know if we can call gus atkinson a genuine all around her, but if we reflect on the way he played today, i think is biggest asset whether batting or bowling is he has an unflappable temperament coming out batting through the night yesterday as he had done yesterday. no slowing down, did not change his approach. when we look at the stats, 118 off of 115 balls, tr

it's been confirmed that ben stokes has torn his left hamstring. play test match cricket as an allaround her, a ready to play test match cricket as an all around her, a bowler and batter. we saw that earlier in the summer, and if we look back to the circumstances of his injury, as you said, there he was playing for the northern superchargers in the hundred competition. and it has led to a lot of england fans questioning, why would your test match captain be playing in the 100 ball franchise competition? of course the ecb are using the hundred to popularise cricket, and they want their star players involved in that. it is interesting and pertinent that england had withdrawn chris wilkes and ali pope from playing in the hundred. chris works will have an important role to play, and ali pope i can confirm it will captain england for the first time in these test match against sri lanka, starting next week, with the first test match in old trafford. james anderson might have played his last game for england, but he is considering a move into white—ball f

ben stokes with— significant too.rder ones, 74 not out for— with late order ones, 74 not out for him. and then passed 50 — out for him. and then passed 350. joe _ out for him. and then passed 350. joe root dismissed for 145 — 350. joe root dismissed for 145 one _ 350. joe root dismissed for 143. one of those, england, of course, — 143. one of those, england, of course, will forgive him. great britain have got off to a flying start on day one of the paralympics in paris, claiming two gold medals, three silvers and one bronze. teenage swimmer poppy maskill created history with britain's first gold. the 19 year old claimed victory in the s14100m butterfly. she actually broke the world record in that race, describing it afterwards as "unreal" that was followed shortly after by another gold, also in the pool. maskills team—mate tully kearney claiming victory in the s5 200m freestyle — a win she said was �*redemption' following her silver medal in tokyo last time around. not such positive news though for one of britain's bi

you can kind of stoke the fire as it were, even if you're not in situ. and clearly in a lot of cases, then lots of people who are local who are frankly idiots , yobs, just are frankly idiots, yobs, just want to have a go at the police have joined in, but i think there certainly is some far right organisation behind this. >> it's a good point though, chloe, that matthew makes . he's chloe, that matthew makes. he's quite right. i think he's quite right saying yeah some are organised but then you get the local yobs, idiots, whatever . local yobs, idiots, whatever. they'll jump on the bandwagon, start throwing stones, start setting fire to stuff. these aren't driven by a far right ideology. i don't think some of the yobs on the street, they just want to go out and have their so—called good time, which is, you know, violence and damaging property. yeah, some people just love to be involved in chaos. >> i mean , we saw in ireland a >> i mean, we saw in ireland a few months back when we had a distressing event happen and then suddenly it all blew up and people

and in this case, he is stoking racial resentment. there have been constant drum beats and harris descended to the top of the ticket from the right wing where folks are saying donald trump needs to focus on inflation. as he is standing there with the sweating groceries stage right. and yet, it is like there is no stopping the essence of trump. bringing back corey lewendowski who wrote a book called let trump be trump suggests to me that reining this in will not be the play headed into november. feels like it will get worse. >> that is the message. what they want him to do. what you saw was a donald trump who is incapable and completely uninterested in staying on message. what you saw was trump being trump. and so, first of all, that was not really a press conference. it was this rambling stream of grievances, insults, fabrication and gibberish which we have gotten the past three weeks and i agree with you. i don't see any indication that is going to change. you can see they the campaign trying to make him talk about the economy. like

but ollie pope says the team is still ben stokes�*s as he prepares to lead them in the injured skippers absence. an injury has ruled stokes out of the three matches against sri lanka and despite him still being around the squad, pope will try and make the captaincy his own. i think he's going to let me go do my thing over the course of series, which is good for me, but at the same time he will obviously be watching, chatting with baz, so i can have those conversations in the intervals that i think anything needs to change and bounce ideas off each other. he has said he is more than happy to let me do my thing, and we've got some great coaches. obviously, he isjust another and we've got some great coaches. obviously, he is just another brain in the changing room. if he sees something, him and baz can chat about it. it is only positive having him around. the premier league's opening weekend is all done but there are still plenty of moves expected before the transfer window shuts at the end of august. and perhaps unsurprisingly chelsea are at the forefront of the latest one. they've agree

the paralympic flame has been lit at the hospital in stoke mandeville in buckinghamshire here in theparis ahead of the opening ceremony on wednesday. more than four thousand athletes will take part in the games. the stoke mandeville games were first held in 1948 for a small group of wheelchair athletes who had sustained spinal injuries during world war ii. those later grew into the first paralympic games, which took place in rome in 1960. it was then in 2012 ahead of the london paralympics where the heritage flame ceremony took place for the first time in stoke mandeville and now this year is the second such ceremony. let's take a look at tomorrow's front pages. a few of the papers pick up on prime minister sir keir starmer�*s speech next week where he is expected to say that things will get worse before they get better for working people. sir keir starmer will blame the conservatives for what he'll call the economic and societal black holes that labour inherited. the tories say the government is trying to persuade the public to accept tax rises. the sunday telegraph quotes the pm as

the paralympic flame has been lit at the hospital in stoke mandeville in buckinghamshire here in thehead of the opening ceremony on wednesday. more than 4,000 athletes will take part in the games. the stoke mandeville games were first held in 19118 for a small group of wheelchair athletes who had sustained spinal injuries during world war ii. those later grew into the first paralympic games, which took place in rome in 1960. it was then in 2012 ahead of the london paralympics where the heritage flame ceremony took place for the first time in stoke mandeville and now this year is the second such ceremony. millions of shi'ite muslims are gathering in iraq's karbala grandson hussein, killed in the battle of karbala in 680. during the holy shi'ite ritual, which will peak on august 25th, pilgrims chant and beat their chests outside the al—abbas holy shrine, before embarking on a procession decorated with religious banners and posters. it's believed more than two million iranian pilgrims have visited iraq since august 6th. banners featuring the photo of iranian supreme leader ayatollah ali

when stokes. so 12.4 percent, that was the worst decline in japan stokes since 1987 set off around the world on monday with linked to phase of us recession. about mcbride joins us now from so several of its been a tall period on the market setting. it absolutely, as often happens after a day of such a record breaking falls, we had see big rebounds on most of the asian markets in particular, the nick a in japan, monday. it set this incredible record of the biggest points full in a single day in a single session. a tuesday when trading started. it did exactly the opposite. the biggest rise in points in a single day. at one point of 10 percent, it is now dropped back, but still around 9 percent. the costs be index. that's the main index here in south korea, that's a one point getting 5 percent. it's now it's around 3 and a half percent. one percent point up at in tie one that would gains on the hang saying index that in hong kong, but there's now dropped back to be on change. the reason for the rebou

stokes is hoping to be fit for the winter tour of pakistan.lse, the marathon runner, rose harvey, had been training intensely for months for her debut at the olympics on sunday. but at the very last minute, it all went wrong. i spoke to her this morning. this was not the way rose harvey wanted her olympic debut to end. her training had been going perfectly. she was in the best shape of her life, but three weeks ago, her hip suddenly felt tight and despite treatment, it didn�*t get better. it was going to get worse in the marathon. we knew that. we knew the risk, but there was a good chance that it would get me through and i would be able to run a pretty decent race and actually do my training justice. so that was the glimmer of hope that i was holding on to going into the olympics. as the women's olympic marathon gets under way. two miles in, it started to hurt. by six miles, rose was falling behind the pack and she was on her own. already, rose harveyjust dropping off that group. that big group there. just kind of seeing your dreams slip away

the paralympic flame has been lit at the hospital in stoke mandeville in buckinghamshire here in theof the opening ceremony on wednesday. more than 4,000 athletes will take part in the games. the stoke mandeville games were first held in 1948 for a small group of wheelchair athletes who had sustained spinal injuries during world war ii. those later grew into the first paralympic games, which took place in rome in 1960. it was then in 2012 ahead of the london paralympics where the heritage flame ceremony took place for the first time in stoke mandeville and now this year is the second such ceremony. baroness tanni grey—thompson won 11 gold medals during her career as a wheelchair athlete, which also saw her win the london wheelchair marathon six times. she explains what we know so far about the opening ceremony on wednesday. we know that the athletes are going to be at place de la concorde, and we're expecting there to be something around the champs elysees. we don't know exactly what that is. so, you know, paris were very bold taking the opening ceremony out of the stadium, but i thi

in this case, there were claims that the attacker was a muslim which was used to stoke anti—migrantandlse information to rile people up and drive them onto the streets. of course, we had protests in early areas but look how quickly this happened and how quickly this match was lit to bring people onto this streets. this is all driven by false misinformation at the end of the day. misinformation at the end of the da . ., ., , ., ., day. how do you turn that tide, because one — day. how do you turn that tide, because one that _ day. how do you turn that tide, because one that false - day. how do you turn that tide, i because one that false information was collected and clarified by official sources even then it is not to believe that by people who still feel that it is a conspiracy. so how do you change this? fix, feel that it is a conspiracy. so how do you change this?— do you change this? a basic responsibility _ do you change this? a basic responsibility is _ do you change this? a basic responsibility is in - do you change this? a basic responsibility is in the i do you change this? a b

and remember, no ben stokes to turn to. he's out for the rest of the summer with injury.ly caught. oh, it's asitha again. always leave them wanting more. england needed reassurance. harry brook got past 50. he already has a strong reputation as an england crowd—pleaser. yes. but prabath jayasuriya was bowling spin. wow! england five down, still 49 behind. harry brook saw it, did not quite believe it. still, with jamie smith persisting, england were betting their way into a lead. you can play when it's dry, no—one ever said it had to be warm. joe wilson, bbc news, old trafford. time for a look at the weather. hello. i'm not sure it is a crowd pleaser, the weather. in fact, for those still trying to finish their summer holidays before the schools go back in a week or so, unfortunately, storm million will play its part over the next 24 hours. very wet and very windy —— storm willian. medically for this time of year. this is the storm arriving, pushing into northern ireland and southern scotland and northern ireland. heavy rain and a couple of inches through the night ininche

jack stokes, fantastic guests. jack stokes, the former senior gardener to king charles. king charles. thank you very, very much forjoining us and have a fantastic afternoon. now, lots more still to come between now and 5:00, including greater manchester police will not take part in next year's gay pride march. common sense policing at last i'll be joined by the man who's forced that campaign forward. but first, here's your headunes forward. but first, here's your headlines with tatiana sanchez . headlines with tatiana sanchez. >> martin. thank you. the top stories the prime minister has warned the october budget will be painful, but he says the country will have to accept short term pain for long term good. during his speech in downing street this morning, sir keir starmer warned things will get worse before they get better and he said next week's return to parliament will not be business as usual. he also addressed the recent riots, saying they showed the cracks in our society after 14 years of populism and failure . the prime populism and failure. the prime minister al