keaton jennings his predecessor alistair cook went early.e kicking himself for not revealing that one. when root came in he was jittery at first and gave a couple of chances but he held firm while the wickets tumbled around him. after lunch he and ben stokes took the game to south africa. ben stokes rode his luck and he eventually went. joe root has really blossomed after tea. he reached his century, a great moment for everyone at lord's. he had been praying he would reach those three figures. since reaching the century he pushed on. south africa have looked a little listless. they seemed to have struggled in the heat. and on a day which threatened to belong to south africa in the morning has belonged very much to england's captain, certainly the first days in a new job, it will take some beating. really special day from start to finish, thoroughly enjoyed it. we are ina finish, thoroughly enjoyed it. we are in a nice position now when we can hopefully kick on tomorrow and make a big first—innings lead. can hopefully kick on tomorrow and mak

and close to another century for england, alistair cook rescues the opening day of the third test againsthe oval. so let's recap the football. england's women are through to the quarter—finals of the european championship, with the best record of any of the group winners following their 2—1 victory over portugal. let's cross live to tilburg and speak to our sport correspondent katie gornall. so england have so much confidence now going into these crucial quarterfinal matches? that is absolutely right. they will take a lot of confidence from having that 100% record in this group. they have won all three of their group games, and they have won them in different ways. they were always expected to beat portugal, the lowest ranked side in the tournament, but they didn't have it all their own way. each time, they found a different way to win. they got off to a perfect start here in tilburg. after just six minutes, they were given an opportunity by the portuguese keeper. toni duggan doesn't miss chances like that. 1—0 up. it looked simple at that point, but portugal did not panic. they responded

only former catpain alistair cook, and then the rain found a way to stop the tourists who lost the tosst into field. jo wilson reports. where team picks three tepid and suffer a test match is a designer deb desperation. friend and there are more questions than answers. jennings falls into the uncertainty character. his positive start a test match cricket is starting to seem like a long time ago. ducks do not help. when a player is starting his career technique and temperament are as important as runs and westley displayed that come he favours the leg side. what he'll be sad about is that he got 25 and then got stout straight out after lunch. a lot of batsmen do that. between the rain showers in the overcast conditions, i wonder how many timejo root wondered if he should have decided to bowl rather than bat. the last thing he needed was a brilliant one—handed catch to end his earnings one—handed catch to end his earnings on 29. milan, the last thing he needed was a wickedly swaying yorker to end his debut innings on one. brilliant bowling and not much you can do about that. alastair cook

alistair. since this augmented reality, you folks are in the shot too.alsh, they had seen some ar demos of the hardware and they were really excited about the creative possibilities, and ar it is like a medium like no other, it offers so many creative possibilities, and they want to explore that space. traditional storytelling and entertainment concepts, and rolls around camerawork and everything else, they don't necessarily work in ar, so for the last year, we have been exploring that and figuring out what is fun and what is entertaining. and of course, the question every lord of the rings fan is asking right now, how long before we have an augmented reality lord of the rings? i think it is an amazing idea, there are so many opportunities with that. i think, people would probably love that experience, i don't know when we will see that in people's living rooms, it is hard to judge how fast ar will be, but we all know that it is coming over the next few years and it will be exciting, and it will ramp up so fast. these are the offices of amplified robot,

what shall we do about alistair? try and get him out early.da at the south african pre—play huddle. cook closing in on a 31st test century knows what it feels like to be the wicket to take. and they nearly got him. just a few overs in, just a few inches too far away and cook was saved by barely a brush on the grass. not so lucky the second time around, though. six added to his overnight total and cook was gone, lbw. hopes of another 100 dashed. after a long day's work yesterday, today it's a long day watching. but ben stokes was still there. swinging his way to over 2,000 test runs and whipping one away to the boundary, flying over flaying finger tips to bring up his 10th test 50. bairstow was going well too. but with the new ball, his luck turned. edged, caught. out for 36. however, after yesterday's rain the clouds are blowing away for england, prospects perhaps brightening. test tight, series tied. all those that have gone before can do is watch and wait. is the weather brightening, here is nick. not much summer warmth today or for

james and alistair cook to important players, gary ballance as well.aderfrom shanice van de sanden‘s gave the hosts the netherlands a 1—0 victory against norway in the opening match of the women's european championship in front of a sell out crowd in utrecht — sarah mulkerrins was watching. hgppy happy fans all around us in utrecht as the netherlands got off to the perfect start. winners over norway and it was shanice van de sanden shanice van de sanden the hero. shanice van de sanden the hero. shanice van de sanden the hero. shanice van de sanden shanice van de sanden was bonn in utrecht utrecht utrecht and played for as her first side. there were tears in her rise. at the moment meaning so much for her, to be able to score the winning goal to kickstart the campaign of the women's euro. questions to norway, a below par performance and that will have to do with their next game on thursday for top all the attention now turns for perhaps the peak of the group game, germany versus sweden. and in the night's other game denmark were 1—nil winners over belgi

pastjan soils have been trotted out in last few days, alistair darling, kenneth clarke, so on, they weredeficits in a different way. they did it by listening the past rings. —— the purse strings. did it by listening the past rings. -- the purse strings. this was a choice to put the birding on cutting spending. —— burden. iamjust stating the facts! it is easy to dress up what is essentially heavily taxing a private sector worker who has seen his pay fault or greater, oi’ has seen his pay fault or greater, or her pay fault, to a greater extent or her pay fault, to a greater exte nt tha n or her pay fault, to a greater extent than a public sector worker. it is easy to say, we will tax year to pay for public services. people are happy to be fought public services but the pain is to be shared across that the. it is private sector workers had the greater burden. finished? public sector workers pay their taxes as well. it is going to cost and it is going to unravel because the tories are just listening to what they heard on the doorstep and the political fallout after the likes of g re nfell po

we'll be speaking to alistair carmichael mp to establish why only mr cable wanted to be the boss. and whatever happened to neighbourhood watch? we're looking into the largest rise in recorded crime in england and wales in a decade. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm leah boleto. coming up: the open gets under way at royal birkdale. it has been around to forget for rory mcilroy as he drops five shots in the opening holes. with three days to go chris froome is still favourite to win the tour de france, but his lead is cut after finishing fourth on stage 18. england have set australia 282 to win in the women's world cup final. hello, welcome to the programme. we're starting tonight at royal birkdale after a blustery start in weather conditions as the day passed the course became a more serene course as the 146th open championship got under way. the americans dominated but it was a tough day for many other top names. joe lynskey has the latest for you. take golf to the seaside and the sport is at its most brutal. a

alistair cook's 42 england's top score in the entire match.e the game, or chase down and almost impossible world record 474. england's batsmen will need to be at their best. the problem, south africa's best has been much better in the second test. vernon philander fired up and firing them down. getting keatonjennings and gary ballance inside the first a0 minutes. setting the tone, england needing a garden angel to get out of this one. chris morris' ball to new england captainjoe root, getting past the guard of anyone. the tourists were too good. you can hide your eyes, the only englishman with any success, alastair cook, soon out. on 42. another morris special. with it the game was surely over by lunch. definitely over straight after that. jonny bairstow and moeen ali making it easier for the south africans, both playing for shots and out. ben stokes a bit more unlucky. philander at his best with another piece of brilliance. if only england has shown such form. all out for 3pm. a 340 run defeat. not good enough with the bat, we prepared well f

they lost early wickets, alistair cook 43. the lost early wickets, alistair cook a3.going for ten. joe root rode his luck. he was dropped twice early on. he took advantage during the afternoon session. he played with his typical composure. great assistance from ben stokes, his vice captain, who scored 56. joe root has just reached his century. what a moment for him on his debut as england skipper. england currently 209—5. his debut as england skipper. england currently 209-5. brief delay, but we got there in the end. senior sources at manchester united claim they have agreed a fee in the region of 75 million pounds for everton's romelu lukaku. bbc sport understands negotiations have lasted much of the summer. sports news correspondent richard conway is at old trafford. so, will we see lukaku here at old trafford for the start of the new season? senior club sources have told the bbc that a fee of about £75 million has been agreed. not so, say everton. we will have to see how it plays out in due course. clearly, the choreography from manchester united officials to bring

thank you for your time, alistair carmichael. some of the other stories making bbc news.igures show uk retail sales were better than expected last month. there were higher sales of summer clothing, shoes and household goods. the amount of money we spent on goods was also up, by 0.a%. a woman who tricked a female friend into having sex, by pretending to be a man, has been jailed for six and a half years. the court was told gayle newland created a complex online persona, and told her victim to wear a blindfold at all times when they met. a former southampton fc youth coach has denied a series of charges of sexual offences following a police investigation into historical child abuse in the football community. robert higgins faces 63 counts of indecent assault and two counts of attempted indecent assault committed against 23 teenage boys, all under 17, between 1970 and 1996. the usjustice department has announced it is to shut down the dark web marketplace alphabay. the website allows for anonymous online trading of drugs, guns and hacking software. the us attorney general je

alistair cooke did not make it to the rain, steward.jennings, he had already been dropped when he was given out, lbw. once that would've been that, now the batsmen has a last resort, use the gadgets. the decision was wrong, jennings was saved. once the rain arrived, it stuck around. time to head undercover or perhaps underground. lewis hamilton qualified a disappointing fourth ahead of tomorrow's hungarian grand prix. pole went to his title rival sebastian vettel, in a ferrari front row lock—out. tom clarkson reports from the hungaroring. when the going gets tough, the tough get going. after the trouncing ferrara received at the hands of mercedes at silverton —— silverton, many expected from rory to make the championship their own. but that has not been the case. sebastian vettel might leave the drivers championship but this was a rare show of strength in qualifying. only his second pole of the season and a front—load lookout for ferrari and hungry for the first time in 13 years. it was also a special day for paul, with dizzy spells for

alistair cook was hoping to make his 31st test century that he fell for it yet. kagiso rabada took three wickets after returning from a one match ban at in the first test. but it was toby roland—jones, a knock of 25 with the bat, and he also took four wickets. it is a pretty special day coming into it. we knew that we wanted to try and push ourselves as hard as possible. still pretty testing conditions at times out there. i thought it was outstanding and elevating us to a score that we always thought would be very competitive in the game. it is very helpful when you have got players at the end of your remark with the experience of stuart broad andjimmy. with the experience of stuart broad and jimmy. they were calm and be guided me through the opening few overs and then i'd use the adrenaline to keep me going from there. the bad they for south africa has been compounded. philander will spend the night in hospital on a drip. he has missed large spells of the tests so far with a stomach bug. usain bolt‘s killie could go on and on according tojustin gatlin. he is sti

alistair cook stopped before he was allowed to get started.nnings, allowed to get started. the very next ball, keatonjennings, out. trent bridge suddenly silenced. then it was down to joe trent bridge suddenly silenced. then it was down tojoe root trent bridge suddenly silenced. then it was down to joe root to trent bridge suddenly silenced. then it was down tojoe root to get trent bridge suddenly silenced. then it was down to joe root to get the crowd on their feet. it was down to joe root to get the crowd on theirfeet. he passed it was down to joe root to get the crowd on their feet. he passed 50. it was down to joe root to get the crowd on theirfeet. he passed 50. a recovery of sorts but one that would not last. when he went for 78, england were right back in trouble. benz begs could not offer a single run of help. now the only sound, that of wickets falling and south africa celebrating. england collapsing to 205 all out. the day ending as it began, with south africa batting. only trent bridge now a little less calm. south africa are firmly

alistair cooke did not make it to the rain.ents forjennings, he had already been dropped when he was given out, lbw. once that would've been that, now the batsmen has a last resort, use the gadgets. the decision was wrong, jennings was saved. once the rain arrived, it stuck around. time to head undercover or perhaps underground. if we can get up towards a 400 run lead in reasonable time, we will probably be happy with that. i had hoped we could bowl them out in this ashenin hoped we could bowl them out in this ashen in a day. we have big hitters to come in towards the back end to speed up the run raise so that will be the way we will go about it. lewis hamilton qualified a disappointing fourth ahead of tomorrow's hungarian grand prix. pole went to his title rival sebastian vettel, in a ferrari front row lock—out. just one points separates hamilton and vettel — and both will be wanting to go into the mid—season break with the advantage. tom clarkson reports from the hungaroring. when the going gets tough, the tough get going. af

england resumed play on 119 for 1, with alistair cook having already made a half century.tcher is expected to be released from hospital today after suffering a head injury in yesterday t20 match against birmingham. fletcher was hit by a straight drive, and was bleeding, but managed to walk off the pitch with the help of a physio. it was confirmed that he had a concussion, and he was kept in hospital overnight as a precautionary measure. notts said they would "continue to monitor him very closely." striker romelu lukaku says he didn‘t need to think twice about agreeing to move to manchester united, describing them as the biggest club in the world. lukaku, who‘s set to have a medical with united after an initial £75 million fee was agreed with everton, is currently on holiday in the us. he‘s been spending time with united‘s paul pogba and even been meeting some of his new fans. lukaku said a move to old trafford is the perfect opportunity. meanwhile it‘s looking increasingly likely that wayne rooney will be leaving old trafford and heading back to everton. he was seen yester

he may not be the captain any longer but no one can deny alistair cooke's innings was the stuff captainsrmer skipper‘s chances of a century. a different kind of century celebration, and other englishmen reached three figures, ben stokes push for his half—century and a fine first session for england would continue after lunch as debutant toby roland—jones showed us how co mforta ble toby roland—jones showed us how comfortable here. things can change quickly at this level as he discovered. the man at the other end to call in south africa. three sixes in quick succession comic even though he was nearly caught out and another to take ben stokes to three figures. but the fine would have to end. one bigshot too many and it was all out for 353 so england needed an early wickets. remember that name, toby roland—jones? what a start to his debut and it got far far better. perhaps it was time to share the wickets around. the captain out and two more of his team—mates followed. ben stokes getting the seventh wicket at the end of a magical day. o nto wicket at the end of a magical day. onto swimming

alistair cook will resume on 82 not out after keeping south africa at bay.r only realised afterwards. more in the next hour. people who drink alcohol three to four times a week are 30% less likely to develop type 2 diabetes — than those who never drink. that‘s according to researchers in denmark, where more than 70,000 people took part in a health study that measured drinking habits. the uk‘s leading diabetes charity warns this isn‘t a green light to drink excessively. let‘s talk to the author of the research professorjanne tolstrup at the university of southern denmark in copenhagen. and dan howarth from diabetes uk. first of all, a huge study this, 70,000 people, and it found that red wine is particularly good for us. in fighting off type two diabetes, i should say. well, yes, we did exploratory analysis on the type of alcohol. actually our main resource, where we have largest strength of our study is the results in drinking frequency where we are comparing people who drink a certain amount of alcohol a week and we are studying if there are differences bet

as expected the weather took a turn for the worse after lunch, and in that time alistair cook becametart tomorrow morning on 74—1, a lead of 252 runs. if we can get up towards the 400 run lead then in reasonable time we will probably be happy with that. i'd hope that we could bowl them out in a session, in a day and a session. we've got some big hitters to come in towards the back end that can speed up the run rate, so that would be the way we'll be looking to go about it i'd imagine. the netherlands are the first team to qualify for the semi—finals at the women's euros. the hosts beat sweden 2—0, this goal from arsenal's vivianne miedema in the second half sets up a semi—final against either france or england. and the other semi—final between germany and denmark was postponed because of heavy rain in rotterdamn. the dug—out‘s were flooded. and the pitch, well, it wasn't in any condition to play on as one of the ground staff found out! england take on france in their quarter—final tomorrow who have beaten the lionesses in their last three major tournaments. england haven't won agains

debutantes to take an active part in this match, and essex player england hope may fit the mould of alistair cook. and there was cook. internally angling and guide link —— died in, went to ninth place to the all—time test scorers in the morning. some progress overhead, lights helped play today, but traditional values in the middle are what england seek. past the pigeons, only one wicket lost in the session. the 50 partnership was greeted in the modern way. time for a look at the weather. i think there was a little bit of rain at the oval. yes, it is latejuly, all we want to do is play cricket and the weather is getting in the way! there will be further showers in the vicinity. the showers are moving from west to east across the uk. some intense downpours. if you have seen some sunshine today, in eastern scotland, it may be replaced with scenes like this as we go through the afternoon. in eastern scotland, the showers a bit more hit and miss compared with western scotland. the showers are tracking eastwards. after the big clump of showers in northern england, some more scattered showers. some

alistair lemond, bbc news, rotterdam. let's quickly bring you the latest from today's games.he tournament, are taking on switzerland in group c. both teams lost their opening games so really needed a win to give themselves a chance of making it out of the group. iceland took the lead just after half an hour. ten minutes later, after some confusion in the iceland penalty box, switzerland equalised. and they struck again in the second half. france play austria a little later. monaco say they've agreed a fee with manchester city for benjamin mendy. the left—back will cost city more than 52 million pounds. it would take their spending on full—backs this summer to more than 100 million pounds after the signing of kyle walker from spurs. the football season is fast approaching. in just two weeks' time arsenal and chelsea will compete at wembley for the traditional curtain raiser, the community shield, and the two sides met in one of several preseason friendlies today. and in the birds nest stadium in beijing it was the champions who enjoyed a thumping win against their london rival

we'll be speaking to alistair carmichael mp to establish why only mr cable wanted to be the boss. in england and wales in a decade. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday

debutantes to take an active part in this match, and essex player england hope may fit the mould of alistair place to the all—time test scorers in the morning. some progress overhead, lights helped play today, but traditional values in the middle are what england seek. past the pigeons, only one wicket lost in the session. the 50 partnership was greeted in the modern way. time for a look at the weather. i think there was a little bit of rain at the oval. yes, it is latejuly, all we want to do is play cricket and the weather is getting in the way! there will be further showers in the vicinity.

alistair lemond, bbc news, rotterdam. let's quickly bring you the latest from today's games.d —— switzerland beat iceland, this is the match, making it out of the group iceland took the lead after 30 minutes and ten minutes later, a mark—up in the icelandic box. equalising and scoring again in the second half to secure their first win ata second half to secure their first win at a european championship. france play austria in the other group c match, no goals inside of the first ten minutes. some football headlines for you, manchester city have agreed to buy the french defender benjamin mendy. for 52 million pounds. the left—back is currently at french champions monaco. it would take city's spending on full—backs this summer to 100 million pounds after the signing of kyle walker from spurs. the football season is fast approaching. in just two weeks' time arsenal and chelsea will compete at wembley for the traditional curtain raiser, the community shield, and the two sides met in one of several preseason friendlies today. and in the birds nest stadium in beijing it was the cha

as expected the weather took a turn for the worse after lunch, and in that time alistair cook becames play was abandoned because of rain — england will start tomorrow morning on 7a for one, a lead of 252 runs. if we can get up towards a 400 run lead, in reasonable time, we will probably be happy with that. i would hope we can bowl them out in a day, ina hope we can bowl them out in a day, in a session. we have some big hitters to come in towards the back end who can speed up the run rate. so that will be the way we will be looking to go about it, i imagine. the netherlands are the first team to qualify for the semifinals of the women's euros. they beat sweden 2—0 — set up women's euros. they beat sweden 2—0 —set upa women's euros. they beat sweden 2—0 — set up a semifinal against either france or england. the other semifinal between germany and denmark has been delayed because of the rain for the time being. we'll update you on that. england take on france in their quarterfinal tomorrow. who have beaten the lioness is in their three major tournaments. england haven't won against them

professor alistair smith has sat on several of them.lly if there is difficulty recruiting people into thejob, or if difficulty recruiting people into the job, or if there are people leaving. you listen to what the government says, and balancing factors and they come up with an overalljudgment as factors and they come up with an overall judgment as to factors and they come up with an overalljudgment as to what is the right level of pay increase. crucially, while the government can ignore the recommendations of a pay review body, there is clearly pressure 110w review body, there is clearly pressure now to make sure they don't. but pushing up public sector pay comes up with a big bill for the treasury. and it is yet to say explicitly that its policy has changed. i think the chancellor is being placed in a very awkward position by everybody ganging up on him and saying, you've got to loosen the purse strings. he is the person who has to make the judgment. the purse strings. he is the person who has to make thejudgment. he needs to have the

alistair cook stopped before he was allowed to get started.s, out. trent bridge suddenly silenced. then it was down tojoe root to get the crowd on their feet. he passed 50. a recovery of sorts but one that would not last. when he went for 78, england were right back in trouble. ben stokes could not offer a single run of help. now the only sound, that of wickets falling and south africa celebrating. england collapsing to 205 all out. still 130 behind. the day ending as it began, with south africa batting. 0nly trent bridge now a little less calm. south africa are firmly in control. england's women have set up a world cup semifinal clash with south africa after a convincing 92 run win over west indies today. they continued their good form with the bat, posting 220—7 from their 50 overs. captain heather knight hitting 67. in reply, west indies never came close, losing wickets regularly with natalie sciver picking up three of them forjust three runs, as england sealed a comfortable victory. australia will meet india in the other semifinal. so here

alistair cooke didn't make it to the rain, few would, when faced with this from morne morkel.keatonjennings, his place in the side potentially on the line. he had been dropped when he was given out lbw. 0nce, line. he had been dropped when he was given out lbw. once, that would have been that, but nowadays the batsmen has a last resort. use the gadgets. the decision was wrong and he will say. until another day. the rain stayed so time to head under cover, or perhaps underground. holders, hull fc are through to next month's challenge cup final at wembley after beating leeds rhinos 43 points to 24. the pick of hull's seven tries was this 75 yard dash by jamie shaul. they will face either wigan warriors or salford in the final. lewis hamilton will start the hungarian grand prix from fourth place on the grid as he tries to overtake his rival for the world title, sebastian vettel. and it is vettel who will start on pole tomorrow with his ferrari team—mate, kimi raikkonen in second. hamilton isjust one point behind vettel in the world championship standings but he has won the hungar

the foreign office minister alistair burt insisted that the uk government opposed the death penalty in arabia was going through a process of reform. the new chair of the commons foreign affairs committee wanted reassurance. will the minister ask the prime minister to call on saudi king salman and crown prince mohammed bin salman to stop the executions, especially of juveniles mujtaba sweikat and salman qureish, from going ahead? of the executions ofjuveniles and others arrested english into alleged protest activity go ahead, will the uk committed to freezing and reviewing any criminal justice systems which could contribute to the arrest of protesters and dissidents in saudi arabia? and what further steps will her majesty's government to take to condemn saudi arabia's use of the death penalty, especially in the case of people with disabilities and juveniles such as ali al—nimr, dawoud al—marhoon, and abdullah al—zaher? our starting point for engagement on human rights with all countries is based on what is practical, realistic and achievable and we will always be ready to speak out as a

as expected the weather took a turn for the worse after lunch, and in that time alistair cook becamenly home wicket to fall. the day's play was abandoned because of rain — england will start this morning on 7a for one, a lead of 252 runs. if we can get up towards the 400, in reasonable time, then we will probably be happy with that. i would hope we could bowl them out in the session, in a day — we have some big hitters to come in towards the back end that can speed up the run rate. that would be the way we would be looking to go about it, i would imagine. sebastian vettel will be confident of increasing his formula one drivers‘ championship lead over lewis hamilton after claiming pole for today's hungarian grand prix. the german broke the track record as he secured only his second pole of the season. ferrari team mate kimi raikkonen will line up alongside him. hamilton struggled with the balance of his mercedes and will start from fourth. the car in the right window, the sunshine, people around, that's what it is all about. it was big fun, front row for us which is incredible. a big

alistair, thank you for joining us from san francisco. james joining us in new york.nd eileen joining me in the studio. coming up, tesla's model three will stop production after it passed regulatory requirements ahead of schedule. can it keep up with ambitious manufacturing plants through the years? this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: spacex scraps its latest lunch. it was killed with less than 10 seconds to go before last up. the computer automatically stopped because something in the guidance system was off. the private but he been ramping up its launch schedule. this would've been the third rocket that the company launched in less than two. to tesla, we are sticking with elon musk. model -- announced the three will begin production on friday passing requirements two weeks ahead of schedule. the beginning of the ramp up where tesla expect to make 500,000 vehicles in 2018 and one million in 2020 as it pushes into the mainstream. now joined by dana, a bloomberg news reporter who covers tesla. first of all, talk to us about this announcement. model threes were meant to be r

alistair, thank you for joining us from san francisco. as of course james, joining us in new york. eileen partner at passion capital joining me in the , studio. coming up, tesla's model three will start production after it passed regulatory requirements ahead of schedule. can the automaker keep up with its ambitious manufacturing plans through the year. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ caroline: spacex scraps its latest lunch. on sunday, lift off of the falcon nine rocket was killed with less than 10 seconds to go before blast off. the computer automatically stopped because something in the guidance system was out of limits. the private space company has been ramping up its launch schedule. this would've been the third rocket the company launched in less than two weeks. from spacex to tesla, we are sticking with elon musk. he announced the highly anticipated model three will officially begin production on friday after passing requirements two weeks ahead of schedule. the beginning of the rapid ramp up, with tesla expected to make 500,000 vehicles in 2018 and one million in 2020 as it pushes

he may not be the captain any longer but no one can deny alistair cook's innings was the stuff that captains englishman reached three figures. ben stokes tried for his half century and a fine first session for england would continue after work —— after lunch as debutant tony rowland jones showed us just how comfortable yea rs. jones showed us just how comfortable years. things have changed quickly as rowland jones discovered but no matter, the man at the other end to: south africa. three sixes in quick succession even though he was nearly caught out and another to take stalks to three figures. but the thing —— the fine would have to end. it was all out for 353. england needed an early wicket. remember that name, toby roland—jones. what a start to his debut. it got far better. three names followed. perhaps it was time to shear the wickets. the captain, out and his side in big trouble. in big trouble indeed. south african # south africa in disarray. south africa not helped by the fact their bowler had to go to hospital because of a stomach complaint. to hospital because of a stomach complaint.

he may not be the captain any longer but no one can deny alistair cook's innings on di was the kind captainsnces of a century. but a different type of century. but a different type of century celebration, could another englishman reached three figures? then stalks tried. his half—century. it continues after lunch as toby roland—jones showed us just how co mforta ble roland—jones showed us just how comfortable he is with test cricket. things can change quickly at this level. but no matter, the man at the other end took on south africa. silly sixes in quick succession and another to take ben stokes to the century. —— chris gard sixes in quick succession. what england needed was an early wickets. a better as. stuart broad getting a brilliant wicket. this is a special day. we wanted to try to push ourselves as high as possible. defend. still testing conditions at times. it was outstanding. elevating ourselves to a score that would be competitive. it is helpful when you have got players with the experience ofjimmy and stewart. the work can and guiding me through the opening few of us. there was m

only former catpain alistair cook, and then the rain found a way to stop the tourists who lost the tosshen a team picks three debutants for a test match, is it a sign of desperation? certainly for england right now there are more questions than answers. keaton jennings certainly falls into the uncertainty character. his positive start to test match cricket is beginning to feel like a long time ago. docs do not help but when a player is starting his career, technique and temperament are as important as runs. tom westley displayed that. what he will be sad about is that he got to 25 and then got out straight after lunch. educating it out, swinging delivery, a lot of batsmen do that in their career —— edging it out. and in these conditions, i wonder how many times joe root wondered whether he should bowl rather than bat? the last thing he needed was a brilliant one—handed catch to end his innings and 29. dylan milan, the last thing he needed was a wicked swinging yorker to end his test match debut innings on one. brilliant bowling from rabada, and there isn't much you can do about that. al

harry said he didn't think that would happen now and alistair campbell was tony blair's spin doctorsce charles because there was a worry he would because there was a worry he would be booed as he walked behind his ex—wife's often by those who support the bayonet, so that has been around for some time and there is an abc documentary coming which might provide more light on what was the reasoning as to why these men walked behind the coffin, something harry said he didn't want to do and earl spencer, said it should never happened and he said their mother would not have wanted it.|j happened and he said their mother would not have wanted it. i suppose there won't be reaction to this from buckingham palace. on these occasions they stay silent. as we approach this anniversary it is interesting that this kind of thing is resurfacing, some of these concerns and anxieties from the time. we have had the itv documentary where william and harry talk about their mother. what is striking is in various interviews william has made clear his deep regret that as a child he was not able to protect his

professor alistair smith has sat on several of them. where there were lots of people leaving. they listen to what the government says about what it can afford. and balancing factors like that, they come up with an overall judgment about what is the right level of pay increase. crucially, while the government can ignore the recommendations of a pay review body, there is clearly pressure now to ensure that they don't. but pushing up public sector pay comes with a big bill for the treasury. and it is yet to say explicitly that its policy has changed. i think the chancellor is being placed in a very awkward position by everybody ganging up on him. and saying, you've got to loosen the purse strings. he is the person who has to make the judgment. he needs to have the backing of the prime minister, which i'm sure he will get. public sector workers will hope with the cost of living rising, there pay cap will now be ditched. so it's up to theresa may to decide to do, and how to pay for it. joining me now from westminster is the former conservati

alistair cook and keaton jennings were dismissed.n their second innings. meanwhile, england bosman women have set upa meanwhile, england bosman women have set up a semifinal clash with south africa after winning the west indies today. —— england's women. captain heather knight hit 67. the west indies never came close, losing wickets regularly. england sealed a co mforta ble wickets regularly. england sealed a comfortable victory. australia will meet india in the other semifinal. it is day two of the world para athletic championships in london. 0ur reporter is at the london stadium. yes, there has been a gold for great britain here at the athletic stadium. it was for stef reid in the t 44 long jump event. she has waited 11 years for this moment. she nowjoins us. your gold medal is around your neck. a massive congratulations. can you put it into words what it means to get that gold? i don't think i can. words what it means to get that gold? i don't thinkl can. it is so satisfying. when you have worked so ha rd satisfying. when you have

alistair, just going back to the prognosis for children with this, and the treatments available, youd by nice, i think the application is going in in august and that will be important and we also investing in other immunotherapy, a trial we are doing in connection with cancer research uk, to look at how the t—cells, the cells that go through the body looking for rogue cells, how we can harness the power of the t—cells to actually treat neuroblastoma, and that, we think, will start showing some promise. but, as i mentioned, all the funding for research into this disease is wholly dependent on charity such as neuroblastoma uk, andi charity such as neuroblastoma uk, and i would hope the legacy for bradley is that we can move forward and certainly over the next 15, 20 yea rs and certainly over the next 15, 20 years find a cure for this disease so that 100 families don‘t have defaced this worry and 35 families don‘t have to go through what bradley lowery‘s family are going through today. thank you. there will be a vigil and a medic‘s —— a minute‘s applause in newcastle today and balloons

we can now speak to to the conservative mp alistair burt, who was health minister in the 1990s and hadinister or what sort of timescale? before that. i became what sort of timescale? before that. ibecame an what sort of timescale? before that. i became an mp in 2001 and had constituents who were caught up in this and i made requests both of conservative government and the then labour government to say we need to do more to support them. the course ofa do more to support them. the course of a public enquiry came from the fa ct of a public enquiry came from the fact that the department of health, although it had revealed information, had not answered questions in an enquiry form, and there were repeated questions about who knew what, and when did they know it, but the quality of blood and any risks attached to it when it was being used for transfusion. and i always felt there was something that needed to be investigated and i was one of a number of mps who did this, this has been a long process, andi this, this has been a long process, and i am pleased that the calls have been heeded and

alistair cook and keaton jennings survived a nervous few overs to close on 1—0. adam wild reports.real test of strength. joe root, new to the job. his team in trouble. now time to show leadership. south africa were already in the lead. batsmen hashim amla should have been given out here. england chose not to review it, a decision they would regret. time for the skipper to step in. whatever he said to ben stokes, it worked. finally, a wicket. but as all captains know, one wicket often brings two. england still struggling but at least something to cheer. there would not be anything more. south africa's lead growing way beyond 400. a difficult task for the captain, now becoming almost impossible. sprinterjonny peacock will be starting his quest for a second world 100m title at the world para—athletics in london tonight. earlier his british team mate aled davies won the f42 discus for the third time. it's was britain's seventh gold of the championships and extends their lead at the top of the medal table. davies will also defend his shot put world title next saturday. that's it from me

as expected the weather took a turn for the worse after lunch, and in that time alistair cook becameing on 74 for one, a lead of 252 runs. if we can get up towards the 400, in reasonable time, then we will probably be happy with that. i would hope we could bowl them out in the session, in a day, we have some big hitters to come in towards the back end that can speed up the run rate. that would be the way we would be looking to go about it i would imagine. sebastian vettel will be confident of increasing his formula one drivers‘ championship lead over lewis hamilton after claiming pole for today's hungarian grand prix. the german broke the track record as he secured only his second pole of the season. ferrari team mate kimi raikkonen will line up alongside him. hamilton struggled with the balance of his mercedes and will start from fourth. i like this track a lot. the car in the right window, the sunshine, people around, that's what it is all about. it was big fun, front row farce which is incredible. —— front row for us. ben proud has won a bronze at the swimming world championships

professor alistair smith has sat on several of them.here were lots of people leaving. they listen to what the government says about what it can afford. and balancing factors like that, they come up with an overall judgment about what is the right level of pay increase. crucially, while the government can ignore the recommendations of a pay review body, there is clearly pressure now to ensure that they don't. but pushing up public sector pay comes with a big bill for the treasury. and it is yet to say explicitly that its policy has changed. i think the chancellor is being placed in a very awkward position by everybody ganging up on him. and saying, you've got to loosen the purse strings. he is the person who has to make the judgment. he needs to have the backing of the prime minister, which i'm sure he will get. public sector workers will hope with the cost of living rising, there pay cap will now be ditched. so it's up to theresa may to decide to do, and how to pay for it. vicky young is in westminster.m vicky young is in westminster. i