adam wild has been watching a dramatic day�*s play, at edgbaston.his was cricket�*s longest day — four teams, three matches, two finalists. now to find one winner. a countdown that had begun in the morning. somerset pulling off a semifinal victory as spectacular as, at times, it seemed unlikely. that was before kent bludgeoned their way through the afternoon to join them. the evening showpiece, then, a test of stamina in the stands, as well as out in the middle. kent, the first to take aim, the bat of daniel bell—drummond getting things moving. the fall of wickets, though, in quick succession stalling that progress, at least for a moment. a big finish, that�*s what kent needed. that is precisely whatjordan cox provided, passing 50 with another magnificent stroke. 168, the target set for somerset. so how would they respond? well, will smeed was going for it. the crowd really enjoying it. no—one, it seems, more than him. if that catch was impressive, just watch this.

adam wild, bbc news.pot, its four wins out of five for them, their best start to a premier league season. neil maupay and danny welbeck scored in a 2—1 win over leicester — who had two goals ruled out for offside late on. so chelsea, liverpool and manchester united are all level on points at the top of the table. brighton fans happy with how that looks for now too. tottenham stay seventh. in scotland, rangers have dropped points at home — after motherwell grabbed a 1—1 draw. the result moves steven gerrard's side a point ahead of hibs in second. meanwhile in the dundee derby, it looked like the match was heading forstalemate, but ian harkes had other ideas — snatching a dramatic win for dundee united with ten minutes to go. the result extends dundee�*s streak without success at tannadice to 11 games. and celtic have lost for the fourth time in five games in all competitions, as andrew shinnie�*s goal lifted livingston off the bottom of the scottish premiership. celtic remain mid—table, four points behind

adam wild, bbc news.p of the table, which wouldn't have happened if west ham scored that late penalty. the spot kick decision didn't entirely convice ole gunnar solskjaer when he was asked about it afterwards. it's probably the right call because luke, he does make himself a little bit bigger, even though it's from very short distance. so it could be argued. i'm going to sit on the fence there because if you clip the ball into someone�*s hands, it's difficult. a great save. david has worked... we have prepared for this game. he was going to take their penalties, and this time it was... he made the right call and went to the left. that's just football. we do not deserve the defeat. we played _ we do not deserve the defeat. we played very well. we were up against a good _ played very well. we were up against a good team who have invested really heavily— a good team who have invested really heavily in _ a good team who have invested really heavily in their squad, sol a good team who have invested really heav

adam wild was watching.ing where they had next. where they head next. the world cup next year, that's the target. but that too is where denmark are aiming, a team touched by near—tragedy at the euros, a football nation united still in the recovery of christian eriksen. emotions that remain clearly close to the surface. commentator: and denmark have an early lead. _ daniel wass headed them on their way. scotland almost immediately forced to rethink. those thoughts barely collected before denmark strode into a two—goal lead. but had this effort from billy gilmour found its way in, things for scotland mayjust have been different, especially as ryan fraser too went close. a frustrating defeat. still, scotland's hopes of reaching another major tournament certainly aren't over. thejourney, though, getting a little more precarious. adam wild, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello there. parts of scotland and northern ireland did very well with the sunshi

adam wild, bbc news. now, do you remember this?ajor announcement later today. 0ur entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba is here. we are both quite excited, but what does that mean?— does that mean? well, mamma mia, here we no does that mean? well, mamma mia, here we go again! — does that mean? well, mamma mia, here we go again! knowing _ does that mean? well, mamma mia, here we go again! knowing me, - here we go again! knowing me, knowing you, we are both huge abba fans, as our millions across the globe, and for decades they've been saying i have a dream, and that dream is new music. aber of course have been teasing us for a long time saying we were leaving, some new songs, fans have responded with everything from, i do, i do, i do, to gimme, gimme, gimme. it's been going on and on and on but we are due on arrival at around 17:a5pm tonight, a global live stream, announcement, will it be an exhibition, a theatrical experience, an event? if it's not new music fans will be saying i don't know whether to laugh or to cry. if it is new

adam wild reports.ittle echo of europe, but all around the noise and the colour of the united states. this was loud, but finely balanced. take this at the 12th, usa's megan khang putting a tee shot within inches. how do you follow that? seconds later celine boutier playing with georgia hall did this. they couldn't be separated, their match halved. but by that point, europe already in front, the scandinavian pairing nordqvist and kastram coming through a topsy—turvy match to win the 18th. europe finishing the morning impressively, no more so than leona maguire, the first irish woman to play in the solheim cup, together with mel reid beating the korda sisters, one of the game's toughest tasks. the morning finished with a brilliant point as well for charley hull and emily pedersen, europe finishing in awesome form. bbc news. it was really awesome, ian is there, our goal correspondent. they hope to take that momentum into the four walls. how europe getting on? so walls. how europe getting on? sr often in th

adam wild was watching.clear to all there is something special special about the solheim cup, that is exacting what team usa now needed. europe beginning the charge that they began on day one, going up early with all four morning foursomes. usa struggling were you would not expect. the best ranked going from bangkok to basin. this is one of your�*s break—out star is winning the match with a four holes still to play, it was brilliant. —— bunker to basin. danielle became the unofficial cheerleader, winning a point back and the crowd brought to life. that was loud, but this from lexi thompson on 17 was something else. usa roaring right back. jennifer winning usa's third point of the morning. golf can be great theatre and this was quite a performance. the united states roaring back. well, i'm joined now by our golf correspondent iain carter. iain, as we've just seen, a great morning for usa — how's it gone since? momentum in such a huge factor in these matches, whether it is the solheim cup or men's ryder cup an

it's after both sides won their respective semifinals earlier in the day, as adam wild reports.ill go home champions. that is the countdown to the competition's climax, hampshire the competition's climax, hampshire the first to take a swing at it, with the bat aiming high. his team—mates were struggling, the first ball hard pressed, unimpressed, somerset�*s goal is keeping on top of things until the finalfew overs, chris keeping on top of things until the final few overs, chris wood taking it beyond the field and the boundary rope, the very next ball he would get caught, thankfully for him these catchers do not count. he helped take the target yond 150, would it be enough? it was certainly looking like it as somerset lost early wickets. 48 needed for the last 20 balls, somerset were not done yet, this was their last chance, they took it with two hands and plenty of bat, an extraordinary victory with the final tonight, bat, an extraordinary victory with the finaltonight, somerset bat, an extraordinary victory with the final tonight, somerset halfway there. looking tojoin in were

adam wild, bbc news.r songs. he was arrested in the late �*60s because of his opposition to the military coup in greece, and had his music banned in the country because of his left—wing politics. of all the musical reunions we fantasise about, surely the return of abba has to be up there at the top? well, it's about to happen. bjorn, agnetha, benny and anni—frid are coming together again after 40 years. a new album is on its way and they'll appear in concert, but in a way they've never done before. our arts correspondent, david sillito, is live at london's olympic park. iamon i am on the top of the tower because this is where an announcement is taking place at the moment. whenever anyone from abba has been spoken to over the last 40 years or so, there has always been one question. will there ever be a reunion? in the last few minutes, inside of there, the answer finally is yes. # i still have faith in you # i still have faith in you # i— # i still have faith in you # i see _ # i still have faith in you #

of captainjoe root late on, england finished the day on 53—3, with the match in the balance, as adam wilde of tradition. the morning rendition ofjerusalem is one. jimmy anderson opening the england bowling has become another. but for all the familiarity this is a series of fluctuating fortunes. no more so than for chris woakes. a year out of test cricket here, announcing his return. when anderson dismissed before lunch india was struggling. kohli made it to 50 but having been dropped once england would let him go again. but such is the series now wildly unpredictable india like england are as beatable as they can be brilliant. in a display of batting belligerence he gave them something to cling onto. even if others let it slip too quickly. india all out forjust 191. the day seemingly belonging to england. all their batsmen had to do was see it out. instead they began getting themselves out. first rory burns then hamid. the good work beginning to unravel. amidst the turmoil captainjoe root this summer has remained a constant. now it ranked the world. his wicked when it fell greeted with do

adam wild reports.ound the noise and the colour of the united states. this was loud, but finally balanced. take this at the 12, usa's megan can putting a tee shot within inches. how do you follow that? seconds later celine playing with georgia hall did this. they couldn't be separated by manchild. but by that point europe already in front, the scandinavian pairing coming through a topsy—turvy match to win the 18th. europe finishing the morning impressively, no more so than leone maguire, the first irish woman to play in the solheim cup, together with mel reid beating the korda sisters, one became's toughest tasks. the morning finished with a brilliant point as well for charlie hull and leone pedersen, europe finishing in awesome form. bbc news. well, i'm joined now by our golf correspondent, iain carter. are you surprised by the lead europe's taken into the four balls which are now under way? europe's taken into the four balls traditionally euro e's taken into the four bal - ., , ., the traditionally eu

and they did it with some stunning fielding as adam wild reports.tches, two finalists. now to find one winner. the countdown that had begun in the morning, somerset pulling off a semifinal victory are spectacular as the times it seemed unlikely, that was before kent bludgeoned their way through the afternoon to join bludgeoned their way through the afternoon tojoin them. bludgeoned their way through the afternoon to join them. the evening showpiece showed a piece of stamina in the stands as well as in the middle. kent, the first to take aim, the bat of daniel bell drummond getting things moving. the form of wickets in quick sensation following the process. a big finish, that's what kent needed. that's precisely what kent needed. that's precisely whatjordan cox provided, passing 50 with another magnificent stroke with 168 the target set for somerset. but how would they respond? no one it seems more than him enjoying it. if that cat was impressive, look at this, on the boundary, some are keeping the... in play. kent brilliant, even a final six could n

of captainjoe root late on, england finished the day on 53—3, with the match in the balance, as adam wilderies of fluctuating fortunes. no more so than for chris woakes. a year out of test cricket here, announcing his return. when anderson dismissed cheteshvar pujara before lunch india was struggling. kohli made it to 50 but having been dropped once england wouldn't let him go again. but such is the series now wildly unpredictable india like england are as beatable as they can be brilliant. in a display of batting belligerence shardul thakur gave them something to cling onto. even if others let it slip too quickly. india all out forjust 191. the day seemingly belonging to england. all their batsmen had to do was see it out. instead they began getting themselves out. first rory burns then hameed. the good work beginning to unravel. amidst the turmoil captainjoe root this summer has remained a constant. now ranked the best batsman in the world. his wicked when it fell greeted with due delightful england 53-3. just about on top but nothing here is certain. emma raducanu's year keeps getting

entertaining match between west ham and manchester united, which produced plenty of late drama, as adam wilds. he spent 1a months with them as a player, remembered today with warmth and with reverence. it has been a long time since west ham have made such an impressive short start to a premier league season against manchester united. they had plenty of chances to score even before they actually did. but whatever the trouble is, manchester united have cristiano ronaldo, a player in his second spell with a rare gift to find his second chance, that's what it took to bring things level. whilst much has been made of his return, it was another player returning that looked certain to have won it. jesse lingard rejuvenated his career whilst at west ham this season —— last season and now it was his brilliant goal that put them behind. mark noble just on as a substitute, his very first kick, hejust just on as a substitute, his very first kick, he just missed. it's probably the right call because he does make himself a little bit bigger, even though it's from very short distance. it could be argued, i'

adam wild, bbc news.and sale. and in darts, fallon sherrock became the first woman to reach a televised pdc final but lost in the nordic masters to michael van gerwen. afterwards sherrock posted on social media that she was "buzzing" and incredibly proud of herself. she led in the final 6—3 but was eventually beaten 11—7 by the three—time world champion. really great to see that, but it was the semifinal but was actually more exciting. she was 7—1 down and came back to when and, to get through to the final. ,, ., , ., , , ., ., the final. showers really blazing a trail. is that — the final. showers really blazing a trail. is that a _ the final. showers really blazing a trail. is that a big _ the final. showers really blazing a trail. is that a big moment, - the final. showers really blazing a trail. is that a big moment, a - the final. showers really blazing a i trail. is that a big moment, a woman in the first final _ trail. is that a big moment, a woman in the first final like _ trail. is that a big mom

cardinals came back to win in the second half 31-19 a wild sunday, week three in the nfl, skull m culminating with t packers and 49ers. rodgers finds adams 10-0, green bay early. back and forth the game went until jimmy garoppolo hits his man here, giving the niners the lead with less than a minute 37 seconds, plenty of time for aaron rodgers to drive down the field. all they needed is a field goal and packers win 30-28. >>> in los angeles, matthew stafford and the rams hosted the bucs they killed them with the deep ball tom brady had 400 yards on the day but the rams win it 34-24. >>> an explosive explosion at arrowhead. the chiefs fall to last in the afc west the chargers bolt to the 30-24 win. >>> in detroit, justin tucker made history at just the right time his 66-yard field goal dinks off the crossbar and in. the longest field goal in league history gives the ravens the win over the lions 19-17 >>> derek carr's 386 yard performance pro-felled the raid toers 3-0. >>> team usa needed one good sunday to reclaim the ryder cup from team europe and boy, did they find it. strong play from the youngest american ryder cup team in history. it

wild week three in the nfl. sunday night football, packers, niners, rodgers to adams, 10-0 early. back and forth game until this year, jimmy garoppolo finding use check to take the lead but aaron rodgers plenty of time to drive down the field to win it the pack win on the road 30-28 another good game earlier in the day in los angeles matthew stafford and the rams, they got to the bucs with a deep ball, a 75 yard pass to desean jackson, stafford throws to cooper kupp twice for the score. tom brady threw for 400 yards but was also the leading rusher. the rams, brian, beat the bucs, the defending champs people thought it couldn't happen, won 34-24, it wasn't even that close. >> you buried the lead, mena number one my chargers beat the kansas city chiefs in kansas city, big win. >> it was. >> did you see the ravens, justin tucker, 66 yard field goal >> 66 yards. >> bounces off the goal post and bounces in unreal. >> defied physics to me. he is by far the greatest kicker in the history of football the numbers prove it that was a clutch play 66 yards, incredible >> how the ball bounced

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west -- analogous to the wild west, and if we do what bill clinton did and try to raise cruise missiles or things from the side, we will fail in the same way if you die agree with adam, we should use diplomacy. we live in a hard power world, and people who want to kill you sometimes are just not interested in negotiating or taking foreign aid. host: to gary in pikeville, kentucky on the republican line. go ahead. caller: yes, what i want to do is talk to them about no americans left behind. when you go back and obama was president, and biden was vice president, a deserter was traded for four of the top taliban leaders, who are in control today. now they leave americans behind, and how joe biden has changed on this policy, and their world several looking for him and trading for these four deserters out of guantÁnamo. that is my comment. host: thanks for that, gary. that earlier caller brought up this notion of not negotiating with terrorists. clearly we have had to use partners, to affect the evacuation, the military and others, from afghanistan. guest 2: that is true. the united states has a history of talking to adversaries, including terrorists. if you look at his