andy swiss reports. commentator: what a fantastic moment. he's england's wicket taker turned history maker. 600 up forjimmy anderson and a moment of cricketing magic. not that one seemed likely earlier. a decidedly soggy southampton meant they couldn't play until tea, but the man nicknamed the burnley express promptly roared into the record books. commentator: gone! that's the wicket. the first englishman to take 600 test wickets and the first fast bowler anywhere. azhar ali the victim, snaffled by joe root. no crowd, of course, but it deserved an ovation. it was back in 2003 that anderson took his first test wicket, and since then the hairstyles may have changed, but the hunger hasn't. now 38, he's reached a remarkable landmark. i'm delighted to get there. to get to 600 was really special and, obviously, sharing that moment with guys that i've played a lot of cricket with was making it even more special. the match itself ended in a draw. it meant the series went to england but the day belonged to him. andy swiss, bbc news. that's it. now on

andy swiss has been watching the game.f a frantic fortnight of football to decide the european honours. first up, manchester united against copenhagen, in cologne, in germany, where the europa league is being completed. confused? well, united certainly were, with some pretty wobbly defending early on and then frustration at the other end. mason greenwood thought he had put them ahead. but he was just offside. it summed up united's first half. and guess what? just after the break, they had another goal ruled out, this time marcus rashford the man offside and when bruno fernandes then thumped the post, united must have wondered if it was one of those nights. still copenhagen defied the odds. anthony martial brilliantly denied. still goalless after 90 minutes and it was into extra time. when finally united broke the deadlock — martial fouled, penalty awarded and fernandes ruthlessly dispatched it. united battling to keep their european hopes alive. andy swiss, bbc news. the score remains 1—0 to manchester united. that's it. n

andy swiss, bbc news. that's it. on bbc one, time for the news where you are. 00:02:50,803 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 have a very good night. hello to viewers in the uk joining those around the world; just those around the world; to remind you we are expl to just to remind you we are expecting to hear president trump shortly. just to remind you we are expecting to hear president let's take a first look at the national and international front pages in the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are anna mikhailova, deputy political editor of the telegraph, and pippa crerar, political editor of the mirror_ tomorrow's front pages. starting with. the financial times leads with the blast in beirut, which has killed at least 135 people it says lebanon's president, has promised action. the telegraph carries a picture of the destruction caused by the explosion in beirut. but its main story is a warning from head teachers over exam grading systems put in place as

andy swiss, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are.ight. hello to viewers in the uk joining those around the world. it's now time for us to take a first look at the national and international front pages in the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejohn stevens, deputy political editor at the daily mail, and eve pollard, former fleet street editor. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. the times reports uk ministers are studying australian plans for intercepting migrant boats following a record number of crossings in the english channel. uk tourists have been "left in the dark" on holiday quarantine restrictions. that's according to the telegraph, which says some people have cancelled trips over fears that france might be placed on the uk government's red list. the international edition of the new york times claims the united states is the only affluent nation to have suffered a severe and sustained coronavirus outbreak for more than four months. the guardian ha

andy swiss, bbc news. a 2—1win over bayer leverkusen — romelu lukaku with a brilliantly—ta ken goalfor inter‘s second, his 31st in all competitions in what is his first season at inter. they'll play either shaktar donetsk or basel in the semis. it's supposed to be the big money move of the transfer window, but jadon sancho is staying put. that's the emphatic message from borussia dortmund, after a deadline they set for other clubs to sign him passed without an agreement being made. the 20—year—old england international is manchester united's top summer target, but they're thought to be unwilling to pay the £100 million transfer fee that the german side want. to some other premier league transfer business that is being done, and the southampton midfielder pierre—emile hojbjerg is having a medical at tottenham. the fee for the danish international is believed to be around £15 million, but tottenham will recoup around £12 million of that, with full—back kyle walker—peters moving in the other direction — makin

slipped 12—3 in reply, as the home side struggled in the face of some inspired pakistan bowling, as andy swiss root‘s side were in desperate need of wickets. and at first, they found some. well, that cheered him up. pakistan's star batsman babar azam gone in the first over. the roar from stuart from - stokes, and he - on

andy swiss, bbc news.ial, groups will stay in their river home in devon. it's the first time the government has backed the re—introduction of a native mammal in england, and it could be replicated across the country. our rural affairs correspondent claire marshall reports. having a good old scratch. this female, around six years old, was one of the first to be born into the wild in england for half a century. she and her partner still rule this stretch of the river otter. now they and their kits are allowed to stay for good. we're right in the heart of theirterritory, here, really. but they can have a big territory. mark and his team's five—year study helped lead the government to what it's calling a landmark decision. it's really exciting. to bring this keystone species back into the river otter is brilliant. we've shown that people and beavers can quite happily coexist and that the benefits really do outweigh some of the negatives that also exist. the environment minister visited their habitat in east de

andy swiss, bbc news.st time because of the coronavirus pandemic. the 20th series of the show, hosted by ant and dec, which sees celebrities battle the elements in the australian jungle, will instead take place in a countryside castle. time for a look at the weather.

andy swiss, bbc news. and now, with a round—up of the rest of the days sport, here'sjohn watson.kets from england's bowlers have kept alive their victory hopes following day three of the first test against pakistan at old trafford after being bowled out with a big first innings deficit. the day started with england batting, and it wasn't long before top scorer 0llie pope departed for 62. joss buttler soon followed to leave the england order somewhat exposed, some big hitting was required from stuart broad, helping the home side pass 200 before eventually being bowledout for 219, 107 runs behind. quick wickets were needed, it was broad who provided the first dismissing shan masood for a duck. a late pakistan collapse of four for 27 included two wickets for ben stokes with them closing on 157—8, a lead of 244. and pope thinks they are still within a chance of victory. it will be a tough chase but i think we put ourselves in as good as a position as we could hope for. obviously, it's spinning quite a bit and bouncing quite a bit, but if we bat well, we've got every chance of chasing

andy swiss, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's alina jenkins. some of the wettest weather has been in the north and west, in northern ireland and north—west england. by contrast, for many southern and eastern parts, it has been twice with the best of the sunshine. are still some rain clearing this evening and overnight put it this is what has happened in the last few hours but this will trundle eastwards in the next few hours and through the night, things will become drier. we will be left with quite a bit of cloud and that could give some patchy drizzle and mist and fog point it will be quite a humid night across england and wales with temperatures not much lower than 14 or 15 degrees, fresher than last night in scotland. looking at the bigger picture tomorrow, still this frontal system hanging around but it runs into high pressure and as it does, most of the rain will fizzle out. i say most of it, allow for some patchy drizzle in southern counties of england tomorrow morning, it shouldn't amount to much and as the day wears on, a bit of cloud

andy swiss, bbc news.tv‘s i'm a celebrity get me out of here will go ahead this year but will be based in the uk for the first time because of the coronavirus pandemic. the 20th series of the show, hosted by ant and dec, which sees celebrities battle the elements in the australian jungle, will instead take place in a countryside castle. time for a look at the weather. and chris fawkes has all the details. jane, we are talking about extreme heat building across the uk, temperatures reaching 33.5 celsius in london, temperatures continuing to rise. it looks like being one of the hottest august days we have seen in overa the hottest august days we have seen in over a decade, these are some recent august temperatures but the final temperature, much depends on this lump of cloud working across the channel at the moment. if that comes into london it. temperatures from rising much further and 36 degrees could be the highest temperature but if that cloud stays awake long enough i would not be surprised if we saw te

andy swiss reports. the furled brow said it all. joe roofs the furled brow said it all.cheered him up. pakistan's star batsman barbara babar azam gone babarazam gone in babar azam gone in the first over. the bar from stuart babar azam gone in the first over. the barfrom stuart broad, the cut ben

they rain mostly stayed away, and the bowlers took advantage before lunch, as andy swiss reports.smile, everyone. barely a week up to the west indies, now it is pakistan's turn in the bio secure bubble. old trafford once again eerily empty as their batsmen emerge. for their part, eerily empty as their batsmen emerge. fortheir part, england had included ben stokes, to fight him being on pets of all —— despite him being on pets of all —— despite him being unfixable. —— unfit to bowl. the visitors rode their luck. for england, i was turning into one of those mornings, the hopes of an early breakthrough just agonisingly out of reach. with the floodlights on at the rain clouds circling, they finally struck. a beauty from jofra archer. sixpence for themmy expedia star as pakistan's progress took a heavy knock. the pakistan captain gone for not. suddenly england's sales were up. pakistan's premier back nearly went first ball. the past 50 before lunch, but england will head into it with a spring in their step. let's go live to old trafford and our cricket reporter henry moeran. and henry,

andy swiss reports. in search of a munich miracle.ping chelsea need one of the great european comebacks could but their hopes were upended. limond of good —— and asking was upended —— lewandowski was upended and coolly scored. defensive dithering was punished by perisic and mission improbable was surely mission impossible. chelsea needed five more goals. callum hudson—0doi thought he'd got one but it was offside. it pretty much summed up the night. tammy abraham got them on the scoresheetjust before the break but the subdued celebrations so that all. chelsea battled on but the game was already up. second—half goals from tolisso and another for lewandowski merely rubber—stamping bayern munich‘s victory and chelsea's exit. we've seen some remarkable champions league turnarounds over the years but not this time. a hat—trick from kevin nisbet helped hibs when, putting them top of the table. ross county are second after billy mackay scored against hammock and —— against hammock hamilton academical. lewis hamilton is going to start second o

andy swiss, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's alina jenkins.northern ireland and north—west england. by contrast, for many southern and eastern parts, it has been twice with the best of the sunshine. are still some rain clearing this evening and overnight put it this is what has happened in the last few hours but this will trundle eastwards in the next few hours and through the night, things will become drier. we will be left with quite a bit of cloud and that could give some patchy drizzle and mist and fog point it will be quite a humid night across england and wales with temperatures not much lower than 1a or 15 degrees, fresher than last night in scotland. looking at the bigger picture tomorrow, still this frontal system hanging around but it runs into high pressure and as it

andy swiss was watching.r wins in a fow. hoping to make it four wins in a row. and away we go. would row. and away we go. but he would have to do it the hard way. m: www: m gee? 71: “g: a: of him max max versta- -en was éfléw hanging none at it. rama: having none of it. radio: it's way through it and swiss, bbc two goals from alfredo morelos helped rangers to a 3—0 win over st mirren in the scottish premiership. in the table after only managing a 1—1 draw with kilmarnock. against pakistan for family reasons. while bothjustin rose and tommy fleetwood are three shots off the pace. ( from the world snooker championship at the crucible. hello. this is bbc news. let's get more now on our top story — borisjohnson's pledge to make the reopening of schools in england a priority. writing in the mail on sunday, the prime minister said it was a moral duty to ensure children returned to class next month. matthew mander is head of brockhampton primary in herefordshire. my colleague tim willcox asked him whether he welcomed

andy swiss, bbc news. failed to quarantine on his return, then played in a league match on sunday. he's since tested negative, twice, and apologised. celtic say they're investigating. it comes days after eight aberdeen players broke rules by gathering in a bar after a match,which led to two testing positive. in a bar after a match, which led to two testing positive. days after saying the sports younger players are not good enough, ronnie 0'sullivan will need to come from behind against someone who's a year older than him if he's to avoid a quarter final exit at the world snooker championships. he's 6—2 down in the best of 25 frames match, against the three—time champion mark williams. the welshman's won the last four frames — which included a break of 130 at the end of their first session — to give him a big advantage heading into this afternoon. defending champion judd trump is also trailing, 10—6, to kyren wilson. and you can catch up with all of those quarter finals on bbc two at ten o'clock this mornin

andy swiss, bbc news.of the western & southern open in new york. murray, who had an impressive win over world number seven alexander zverev yesterday, couldn't continue his form, losing 6—2, 6—2 against the canadian. it was raonic‘s first win over the brit in six years. i'm not happy with that level of performance, to be honest, so... yeah, clearly a lot of work to do on my game over the next few days before the us open starts. but, yeah, the positive is that i got three matches in and, you know, physically, you know, in terms of my hip, it felt good. played a couple of long ones, as well, got through them. but, yeah, not happy with tonight at all. whilejohanna konta continued her good run in new york. she's through to the quarterfinals thanks to a straight—sets win over vera zvonareva. she faces maria sakkari next. the greek beat serena williams two sets to one. exeter chiefs continued their impressive form in rugby union's premiership last night. the league leaders narrowly beat second—placed bristol 25—

andy swiss reports. 163 days after their first leg, at last, manchester city and real madrid with unfinishedterrible blunderfrom barely believe his luck. a terrible blunder from rath of around, but a perfect start for the hosts. —— rafa verane. with no gareth bale, madrid looks lacklustre until this. karen bends with a goal. game on. if real scored again it was extra time, but after the break, just watch this. another gaffe by verane, a nimble finish by gabrieljesus, and city we re finish by gabrieljesus, and city were on the brink. another gabriel jesus however, but the hosts didn't mind. real now had to score twice but instead it was city that threatened. david silva just over as they ultimately eased to victory. next up, a quarter—final with lyon, and after this, they will feel anything is possible. as andy mentioned, manchester city will play lyon in the quarterfinals after the french side beat juventus on aggregate. not even a bit of brilliant from cristiano ronaldo could save juve. the quarterfinals, semis and the finals are all going to be played as a straight knockout tournament, whi

they rain mostly stayed away, and the bowlers took advantage before lunch, as andy swiss reports.ord once again eerily empty as their batsmen emerged. for their pa rt their batsmen emerged. for their part england had included ben stokes, despite him being unfit to bowl. while those who were fit to bowl. while those who were fit to bowl were finding it frustrating. time and againjimmy anderson left the pakistan openers are prodding at thin airas the the pakistan openers are prodding at thin air as the visitors rode their luck. for england it was turning into one of those mornings. their hopes of an early breakthrough just agonisingly out of reach. but with the floodlights on and the rain clouds circling they finally struck. a beauty from jofra archer and he was gone for 16. success for england‘s speediest star as pakistan‘s progress took a heavy knock. it quickly took another. the pakistan captain gone for zero. suddenly england‘s tails were up. babar azam is suddenly england‘s tails were up. ba bar azam is pakistan‘s suddenly england‘s tails were up. babar azam is pakistan‘s premi

as andy swiss reports. at a sweltering silverstone, a man on a hot streak.is hamilton, hoping to make it four wins in a row. and away we go. but he would have to do it the hard way. fellow mercedes driver valtteri bottas was ahead of him and max verstappen was right behind. max verstappen‘s team were urging caution but the dutchman was having none of it. radio: it's the only chance i've got. i'm not going to sit behind like a grandma. i'm not sitting behind like a grandma, a colourful comparison but he did not hang around. so max verstappen was leading while hamilton's vista tyres were causing consent. radio: it's not going to blow, right? he dropped back to fourth before filling late burst, past charles leclerc and then bottas into second. hamilton on the charge, but verstappen was out of sight. max verstappen gives red bull the win! a tactical triumph for him while hamilton was left