they lost the toss and chose to bat first, amy jones went first 19 and she is the top with sarah tayloright and natalie sciver falling cheaply. 69—6 at the moment after 23 overs. it is their first match on home soil since they won the world cup if year ago but they are not looking like world champions right 110w. looking like world champions right now. in sydney six nations championship ireland playing australia in sydney on the opening match of the summer tour and looking strong. they are leading now. johnny sexton kicking them in front in a very tight match, they are 28 minutes from the end and australia are one man down, one man has been sent to the sin bin. last time ireland beat australia on the own turf was in 1979. can they hold on to make history in the next 20 minutes? england head coach eddie jones says today's first test against south africa is the perfect development chance for younger players and a once—in—a—lifetime chance. england haven't won a game atjohannesburg since 1972 but eddie jones says the pressure will be good for the newcomers to the squad. it's great for us p

england‘s women are still 23—1, amy jones the bat woman out. that‘s all the sport for now.e next few days. most places will be largely dry, butterfly in the ointment is that there are still heavy and potentially thundery showers in the forecast. a quick look at today‘s pollen levels, very high across much of england and wales save for the far north—east of england, where it is low. — northern ireland and low for most of scotland. for the rest of saturday, heavy and thundery showers. it is scotla nd heavy and thundery showers. it is scotland and northern ireland that will see the heaviest and potentially thundery showers. these blobs of blue and green give you an idea of the areas which could be affected, bringing a lot of rain in affected, bringing a lot of rain in a short space of time. the met 0ffice warning also extends to northern ireland, and some of the showers could get into cumbria and yorkshire. maybe one or two later in the day across parts of the midlands and east anglia. but most places i‘ve largely dry. still some heavy and thundery showers for the channel isla

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amy: ari berman is a senior writer at mother jones, a reporting fellow at the nation institute.e will link to your book "give us the ballot: the modern struggle for voting rights in america." the pieces "the supreme court is helping republicans kill a key voting rights law" and "we now know why steveve bannon and kris kobach lobbied for a citizenship question on the census." when we come back, one of the people are arrested in washington, d.c., between the capital and the supreme court. nine religious leaders on the steps of the supreme court. they were put in leg irons. their vestments ripped off of them. they were held overnight in jail. onll hear what took place monday in washington. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: here on democracy now!, democracynow.org. d.c.,day and washington, nine religious leaders were arrested on the steps of the supreme court. they were handcuffed for five hours, had religious vestments ripped off them, then jailed sales with in cockroaches. they were brought into court in ankle irons. the religious leaders were among 100 people arreed and washingt

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