but it was a much brighter picture forjoffra archer.ession. but he began with the wicket of marcus harris. either side of two lengthy delays for rain and bad light, australia reached 136—2 thanks to a third—wicket stand of 111 between david warner and mar—nus labushane. but archer, who made such an impressive debut in the second test, had warner caught—behind for 61, to spark a collapse of three wickets for three runs. at 173 for six, honours seemed to be even, only for archer to return once again and run through the tail. the last four wickets fell for six runs. i guess it is a thing you are really training for, you train hard and you should be rewarded eventually in the game. i thought that we bold well

he isjoffra archer's mental and cricket. steve smith and this could be the dynamic that settles the series. as for the test match, england i—o dynamic that settles the series. as for the test match, england 1—0 down and will now try to win it in four days instead of five. that is assuming there are no further interruptions for rain. rain also affected the opening day's play in the ist test between sri lanka and new zealand in galle — but not before ross taylor put the tourists in the driving seat. he hit an unbeaten 86 for the black caps who won the toss and chose to bat first. they'll resume on 203 for 5 when day two gets underway in the coming hours — as adam wild reports. under the blue sky of galle, things we re under the blue sky of galle, things were looking up for new zealand. into toss, they strode sure of foot and found their route safely to the boundary. the opening pair of latham and travail expertly navigating their way past 50 and beyond but thenit their way past 50 and beyond but then it termed. sri lanka now a

his new dimension, his archer. and what will happen then?ally isjofra archer the guy who could win you the ashes? we will have to wait and see. you know, if you ask him he would definitely say yes! again, that is what you want, young guys coming in full of confidence. and belief in their own ability. and someone that is definitely not going to shy away from any challenge. so it's great to have characters like that in the dressing room. it feeds off the rest of the guys as well. and it's a great position for him to start in. jofra archer has never played a test match but of course he is well known around the world in other forms of the game. he has played big bash cricket in australia. so from an australian point of view is he really anything to fear? a lot of our guys have seen jofra archer or faced him, which is a plus. obviously it has been in white ball cricket but i think we have actually faced him in australia where conditions really suit fast bowling. so i think we have seen him at his fastest. guys know what to expect, they know how s

they were exposed in the second innings byjofra archer. so they did getan innings byjofra archer.et an opportunity to play the sub and he looked fantastic but it is one thing having a man look good and another altogether having steve smith back. you mentioned jofra archer and some people say what he did at lloyd's and steve smith being out has changed the momentum of the series. i can see the parallels with 2005. before that saturday and felt the were drifting towards a healthy first innings lead. steve smith breaking a series of records. it was like it was foretold. and then the whole game changed. england did not quite get thejob whole game changed. england did not quite get the job done on the final afternoon but i tell you what the way the teams came out of the door it felt england had won the game and australia had hung on. it was not as clear cut but we come to headingley with it set up magnificently. england's women found themselves up against it in their recent ashes series, losing heavily to australia. news today that their world cup winning head coach mark robinson is st

one of those caught out by archer was of course david warner.still made 61 and formed their most successful partnership of the day with marnus laber—shane. he isjust he is just taking he isjust taking the ball by its horns and is working his backside off to reinstate himself here into the test and he is doing himself every favour by hanging in there and biting the way he is so obviously it is not ideal that he could not play but he gets another opportunity to come out here and stake his claim and he is a fantastic player and has and he is a fantastic player and has a lot to offer. we will see it first—hand there. injust over 2a hours, league one side bury could cease to exist. they have until midnight tomorrow to prove they've got the money to run the club or find a buyer. the english football league says that deadline could be extended — but only if a sale‘s been agreed. the efl‘s executive chair debbie jevans has told the bbc they're working to find a solution with the club's owner steve dale, but that time is running out. the talk is clicking

this summer, jofra archer has gone from relatively unknown to internationally feared.gone early and no steve smith at the crease after he was hit by a archer delivery yesterday. his replacement got the same treatment. just like smith, the replacement managed to stick around, reaching 50. england's hopes of victory setting in the evening sun. when you need wickets, you must take your chances. 0h, dear, jason roy. jody denley showed them how it was done, a stunning catch to remove the australian captain, tim paine. fourwickets neededin captain, tim paine. fourwickets needed in seven overs. it was not to be and australia hung on, time ran out. the match was drawn. the next stop headingley. the australia batsman steve smith is not involved in today's action. he was ruled out after being diagnosed with concussion. smith was hit on the neck by a ball delivered by jofra archer yesterday and was forced to retire hurt. he did pass concussion tests and returned to bat, top scoring on 92. tests this morning showed "some deterioration", according to cricket australia. i would obvi

well, jofra archer has never played a test match. played big bash cricket in australia. so, from an australian point of view, is he really anything to fear? a lot of our guys have seen john fry orfaze him, which is a plus, it has been an white ball cricket. we have faced him in australia where conditions really suit fast bowling. so think have seen him at his fastest. guys know what to expect and know how good he is and how skilled he is. like most policy play test cricket there will be times when he is a real threat and we will have to whether that. will australia rotate their options for this test —— test match, james pattinson having a rest. what has chase's edgbaston? steve smith will he remains the outstanding batsmen in the series, the outstanding test match batsmen, you have to say, in the wild. bingham will have to a way of getting out. joe root says maybe they lost a bit of patience in the first test match. he is expecting a big response from his team. well, if either side are going to win this test match they will have to g

smith says he wants tojofra archer.ester fought back from a goal down to draw with chelsea, in the premier league. it was former chelsea player frank lampard's first match in the home dugout for his new club. 20—year—old mason mount put chelsea 1—0 up, capitalising on some sloppy defending by wilfried ndidi. ndidi made up for it though heading in the equaliser in the second half and despite the result lampard is happy to be back at stamford bridge. this is home for me. i'm here to do ajob, soi this is home for me. i'm here to do a job, so i was very keen to take the moment and enjoy. i really appreciate it, we need to train win the game, which will be my focus. i love the fact that this is my club, i've played here so long. more than anything i want to do a good job, i'm disappointed tonight we couldn't send the fans home happy but thank you and we will keep working. sheffield united have theirfirst win of the season after a 12—year absence in the top flight. they beat crystal palace 1—0, thanks to a second—half goal by

the words "deadly archer" and "australia crumble". that triumphant look from jofra archer. wickets. elsewhere this morning — celtic beat swedish side aik in the first leg of their europa league play—off tie, whilst rangers were held to a goalless draw in warsaw. wolves, meanwhile, were hugely impressive as they won away in italy. striker rauljimenez with the pick of the goals as they beat torino 3—2. the return leg is at molineux next thursday. and how about this from linfield‘s shayne lavery. a brilliant solo effort as the northern irish side stunned ak qarabag from azerbaijan 3—2 in the first leg of their europa league play off. what a finish from him. linfield are aiming to become the first irish league club to qualify for the group stages of the competition. the fastest man in the world this year — american christian coleman — is under investigation over concerns that he may have missed three drugs tests. the sprinter is understood to be contesting at least one of those cases. if he‘s found guilty he‘ll be given an automatic 12—month ban, meaning he‘ll miss out on the o

archer with a knock of 108 from just 99 balls.tralia's attack might just be a little tougher though. just 45 days to go until the start of the rugby world cup injapan — we're getting closer to the final squad lists for the home nations. today — there was a big call by england head coach eddiejones with both ben te'o and mike brown missing out on a place but plenty of new talent coming through to fill their shoes, our rugby union correspondent chrisjones has all the details. a couple i have come from left field, the former player worry remains at 33 men in camp making his debut against wales on sunday. lewis isa debut against wales on sunday. lewis is a young flanker from northampton has had a breakthrough season last campaign. he remains in contention, especially a brad shields doesn't 90, especially a brad shields doesn't go, suffering with andrew at the moment. he could be a serious world cup bowler from nowhere, moment. he could be a serious world cup bowlerfrom nowhere, and willie, the 32—year—old scrum from gloucester shot up

jofra archer has been proving his fitness after recovering from a side strain.y taking six for 27 today in a hostile spell for sussex second eleven against a somewhat shell—shocked gloucestershire seconds. and he's since proved his ability with the bat as well. archer has scored a century at the blackstone academy ground, making 108 from 99 balls. you suspect australia's attack might be a little tougher though. it is expected that archer will replace anderson for the second test at lord's. the opening round of fixtures in the kia super league are under way. and after being throughly beaten in the ashes — english players will be joined by a host of international stars during the tournement, including many australians. yorkshire diamonds take on surrey stars at headingley this evening — 0ne star saying it will be strange to face some of the players she met during the ashes. you get to meet new people and play against players you have traditionally only ever played against. i am looking forward to it and looking forward to the challenge. it is a massive game and it

archer took 6 wickets for 45 runs as australia were bowled out forjust 179 on day one.oss — and their plight would have been a lot worse if it wasn't for half—centuries from david warner and marcu labuschagne. warner made 61, while labuschagne top—scored with 74. he's deputising for steve smith, who was ruled out of this test with concussion. england will start their reply on friday morning.

he says he wa nts to really tojofra archer.rsday and that has to begins on thursday and that has to be in some serious doubt. thrilling finish here, as it often is when test matches end in a draw. leicester fought back from a goal down to draw with chelsea, in the english premier league. it was former chelsea player frank lampard's first match in the home dugout for his new club and they started well. 20 year—old mason mount with chelsea's opener at stamford bridge capitalising on some sloppy defending by wilfried ndidi. ndidi made up for that lapse in the second half by heading the equaliser from a corner. both sides still looking for their first win of the season. this is home for me and i am here to doa this is home for me and i am here to do a job this is home for me and i am here to doajob and this is home for me and i am here to do a job and i was very keen to take the moment and enjoy it and i really appreciate it. trying to win the game will be my focus. i love the fa ct game will be my focus. i love the fact that this

jofra archer says the momentum is now with england.hink it would be great. the boys and i are quite, we're looking forward to it and it only takes a bit of magic to end an innings so whatever wickets he can get means it's less work for the rest of us which means that we can put our feet up. now not content with getting 77 caps for england, rugby playerjames haskell has been speaking about his decision to move into mixed martial arts. the flanker — whose career included spells in france, japan and new zealand — retired from the sport back in may but has now signed a deal to fight in mma. he insists, this isn't a fleeting interest and he's been using mma to build strength and endurance for years. a lot of time over the last ten yea rs i have a lot of time over the last ten years i have worked a lot on my wrestling to help with my tackling. and i really enjoyed it. mma is different because there are so many different because there are so many different disciplines and mike tyson said it, everyone has a plan until you get hit in the face.

england were often running atjofra archer pace. too quick for a dutchman khawaja.lacing steve smith who had woken up replacing steve smith who had woken up with a headache and grogginess, so he became cricket's first concussion substitute, and now he faced archer. these blows are worrying but let's be clear again there was immediate concern from england, and both teams know it's pa rt england, and both teams know it's part of test cricket. so with slow bowling. with spin, each deceived bancroft, l b w. labuschagne had defied england with a 50 whenjoe root confirmed a fingertip catch. joe denley pulled off something spectacular. that catch left england —— australia six wickets down but that's where it stopped. england finally ran out of time but they ta ke finally ran out of time but they take inspiration. so the series stays at 1—0 but was jofra take inspiration. so the series stays at 1—0 but wasjofra archer now involve the whole dynamic has changed, hasn't it? it seem so. he has come in and he really has made a massive impact, added a different dynamic to our bow

and then of course he could unleash jofra archer.y clear that australia's batsmen were in for another torrid time. he was complemented by a contrasting bowler, jack leach and his left—arm spin and guile. he was on the money and made his mark as his well. and archer and leach consistently took wickets throughout the day. the man who really stood between england and victory was marnus labuschagne. he made history of his own here today by being a concussion substitute with steve smith unable to take part. he woke up feeling groggy, headache, mild concussion — couldn't play. the concussion protocols were followed. so, australia with a draw will continue in this series 1—0 up, but also i think we have to say the dynamic of the ashes changed, thanks really to jofra archer. now, smith says he wants to play in the next test on thursday, that has to be in some serious doubt, though. a thrilling finish here is that often is when test matches and in a draw. exchange quickly in sport and it'sjust nice for us to be in a good place. we've still go

archer, england's quickest bowler will be let loose on england's quickest pitch.e english cricket they got someone able to make the batters jump around. there's been plenty of the older english boy is quite happy about seeing the guys on the other side of defencejump seeing the guys on the other side of defence jump around a little seeing the guys on the other side of defencejump around a little bit seeing the guys on the other side of defence jump around a little bit but it certainly an exciting prospect, that's for sure. the history, headingley has sometimes been a hinge, the point where momentum changes. over the years, this place has seen some remarkable cricket. and it is one of the most fantastic victories ever known. but this week, it will be without one a cricket's most remarkable players. there were three champions league qualifying first leg matches on tuesday. this is the final round of qualifying with the winners from these two—legged ties going through to the lucrative group stages. last season's semi—finalists ajax will hold a slight advantage at hom

but it was a much brighter picture forjofra archer.in theirfirst innings. archer took 6/45, five of which of which came in the final session. but he began with the wicket of marcus harris. either side of two lengthy delays for rain and bad light, australia reached 136—2 thanks to a third—wicket stand of 111 between david warner and marcus labuschagne. but archer, who made such an impressive debut in the second test, had warner caught—behind for 61, to spark a collapse of 3 wickets for 3 runs. at 173 for 6, honours seemed to be even, only for archer to return once again and run through the tail. the last four wickets fell for six runs. i guess it's a thing that you really dream of. you train hard and you should be rewarded eventually in the game. i thought that we brought that asa game. i thought that we brought that as a team as well as lord's game. i thought that we brought that as a team as well as lords and if you keep bowling like that, you will get wickets and luckily enough for us, it happened today and i thought we we re us, it

so he is out but as ebony mentioned, jofra archer still available.on in the england side has undoubtedly changed the series, according to his head coach at sussex, jason gillespie. i like the look of the australian bowling line—up but i think england's bowling line—up with jofra archer coming in has added a new dimension to that attack. there is no doubt about that. we have been seeing it at sussex all along. i think he is buzzing, playing for his country like a kid ina candy playing for his country like a kid in a candy store. absolutely loving it. here at sussex we are fully supporting him. we love seeing him do well. as an all, i like seeing him do well but i would like to see so him do well but i would like to see so you do well as well. —— and all is a. two huge british derbies this weekend, first up is the old firm match between rangers and celtic, but once again, sectarian chanting has overshadowed build up to the fixture, with uefa charging rangers with racism for a second time. the club have been ordered to close a 3,000—seat section for the

but after coming so close, archer soon hit the target.nd his team—mates needed and in the nick of time too. the players forced off by rain but england have their early breakthrough. yes, australia 12—1 at lunch. they was due to resume about now but we have had more showers. england will be hoping this weather clears up because this is a match they sorely need to win, joanna. thanks, andy. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes.

so, archer to warner to burns, caught, out. england were often running at jofra archer pace.hese blows are worrying but let's be clear, again, there was immediate concern from england, and both teams know it's part of test cricket. so with slow bowling. with spin, jack leach deceived bancroft, l b w. labuschagne had defied england with a 50 whenjoe root confirmed a fingertip catch. joe denley pulled off something spectacular. that catch left australia six wickets down but that's where it stopped. england finally ran out of time but they take inspiration. the bravery of steve smith to be hit and return to the crease but if he missed at the end of this match because of concussion could he really be passed fit to play the next one starting on thursday? england go to leeds wondering just whatjofra archer might do in his second test match. well, as joe mentioned, there is a big question mark over the fitness of australia's steve smith ahead of the third test which starts at headingley on thursday. the man himself says he'll have to wait and see how he recovers from mild concussion

in the times today it says that archer can swing it for us says that archer can swing it for us says to be king. ben stokes featured alongside him. saying how integral he is to this england team now. and in the sun, an interesting one. here's jofra, slightly terrifying, like the film, the shining. he has certainly terrify the life out of australia at certain points in that test, and i guess that england will wa nt test, and i guess that england will want more of the same from jofra archer, some impressive bowling which could swing things in england's favour. it is not often you see a player may quite such an immediate impact on international cricket. just a few months ago he had never played for england. but he was a key part of the team that won the world cup. and what an impact he made on his test debut at lord's. five wickets. but it was the manner in which he took those wickets that was so impressive, with that voracious, aggressive pace bowling. that 92 mph bouncer of his that left steve smith concussed, and he, it means that the key australian batsman will miss this match. engl

but after coming so close, archer soon hit the target.arris gone for eight and england's new star had once again delivered, just what he and his team—mates needed and in the nick of time too. the players forced off by rain but england have their early breakthrough. yes, australia 12—1 at lunch. they was due to resume about now but we have had more showers. england will be hoping this weather clears up because this is a match they sorely need to win, joanna. thanks, andy. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. some disruption to play across headingley but across england, skies like these, pretty grey and threatening, some patches of rain coming through from time to time. today, an awkward focus. in wales, a little rain which will weaken with time. across northern england and northern ireland, a wiggling waving weather front that will continue to threaten pulses of rain. quite a wet afternoon for northern ireland and north—west england and some of the rain from time to time will continue to push across the pennines. we could s

but i think england's bowling one up with archer coming m, bowling one up with archer coming in, that'sjust it in sussex all along that he's ready to go. lots of people hadn't seen him play much. i think he's just buzzing and excited, like a kid in the candy store playing for his country. he'sjust in the candy store playing for his country. he's just absolutely loving it. here in sussex, we are all supportive of him. we love seeing him do well. as an aussie i like seeing him do well, but i'd like to seeing him do well, but i'd like to see australia do well as well. manchester united defender chris smalling has joined serie a side roma. they've agreed a year—long loan, with roma paying a fee of $3.2—million. united manager 0le gunnar soljkaer said it was a good move for him. i couldn't promise chris regular football. and he's on the plane over now, i think you will enjoy the experience over there. it's a big club, good league. not many english players have had the chance to play in italy. and i'm sure he'll come back stronger and better for it. 0ne game into the serie a season, and we're alr

like archer, jordan was born in barbados.... that penalty shoot out, who will win this years super cup. you can find it over on the bbc sport website and live commentary on bbc radio. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster david davies and jason beattie — who's head of politics at the daily mirror. any of tomorrow's front pages are already in. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. jeremy corbyn has sent a letter to opposition leaders and tory backbenchers opposed to a no—deal brexit, attempting to build a cross—party coalition to delay brexit — that's according to the telegraph. 0n the same story, the guardian sasteremy corbyn has called on rebel tories and other party leaders to oust borisjohnson and allow labour to form a caretaker government to stop a no—deal brexit. the mail also leads withjeremy corbyn's letter, saying the labour leader is plotting a desperate coup to be caretaker

archer finding warner's edge before broad accounted for travis‘ head.157 for five. england are trailing 1—0 in the series so this is a match they need to win. it‘s not been an easy day for them but they have battled back well, george. andy, thank you. time for a look at the weather. here‘s tomasz schafernaker. the weather was quite varied across the uk today, sunshine in the south but we had the rain further north. the next few days it is turning sunny the next few days it is turning sunny across the next few days it is turning sunny across the country and it will turn very warm as well, hot in fact across the south—east. in the short term this is the cloud we have across the country now so that gave across the country now so that gave a spell of rain across lancashire, the lake district, northern ireland and scotland. that will continue through the night but there will be a tendency for the rain to drift north so that means belfast for example, ca rlisle and north so that means belfast for example, carlisle and yorkshire will be drying out after that d

hear him talking about the pace of jofra archer's pays you hear him talking about the pace ofjofra archer'sfrom that.|j mechanism which can protect the back of the head from that. i will put it on. but the problem is, just to demonstrate, it was on, but where steve smith was hit, even if he had been wearing this, he still would have been hit stop they say it might have been hit stop they say it might have mitigated it a little bit, it might have offered some production, but you are right. the ball hit him mostly but you are right. the ball hit him m ostly o n but you are right. the ball hit him mostly on the neck, and phillip hughes was hit on the back of the head. but surely, if there is a danger, should this not be mandatory? should it not be compulsory? and australia is considering that at the moment. they are talking about it, obviously. this series has register a human to discussion if it should be mandatory, cricket australia is suggesting they may make it compulsory. former england bowler ryan sidebottom. you're at headingley. good morning. as more players you work with, what are the

let's talk aboutjofra archer, what an incredible impact his performance had. good morning.ping, and really rattled the australian batsmen, got them jumping, and you could see the australian batsmen are not fancying his pace at all. he is bowling very quick, the bounces are sharp, and turning their heads away, they don't want to face him. i think it's definitely given a lot of confidence to the england team and also tojoe root. he finally has a bowler who can hopefully get steve smith out, which we don't even know if he's going to be available for the third test match. let's talk about steve smith. the australians really need him to be fit, don't they? the australian team are relying heavily on him. the top three batters haven't really fired much. david warner is a bit of a concern, he is averaging a.5 at the moment in the series. steve smith you know, they've got the five day concussion rule, he needs that rest and time. it will be up to the management to think, should they risk him or should they rest him for the third test? if he has rested, i think it gives a huge opport

smith was keen to point out that archer is yet to get him out.australian captain has been cleared to play in the tour match against derbyshire after suffering from concussion in the first innings of the drawn second test at lord's when he was hit by an archer bouncer. the ashes is currently tied at1 all — after england won a dramatic third test at headingley which smith missed. let's take a look at some other stories making the news. inter milan have agreed a loan deal to sign forward alexis sanchez from manchester united. inter boss antonio conte is keen to sign sanchez before the european transfer window closes on monday. celtic have signed austrian international right—back moritz bauer from stoke city on a season—long loan. the deal contains an option for the scottish champions to buy him next summer. spain's angel madratzo claimed the biggest win of his career on stage five of the vuelta a espana on the first summit finish of this year's race. ireland's nicolas roche crossed the line more than two minutes behind losing his overall lead in the

so all eyes will be onjofra archer.92 mph bouncer that struck steve smith, and has forced him to miss this match because of concussion. the australian skipper tim paine says his team are bracing themselves for more aggressive bowling. you are always preparing for the next game and what you think you need to face, so obviously we took some short pitched bowling, and i think we were prepared for it last week, but it is another thing facing it, and the guys as we touched on yesterday have plans in place, and we have prepared really well, it is about going out and executing it, and we think the lord's wicket was quite a different one to face short pitched bowling on, so it will be interesting to see how this wicket plays, but again it is about adapting to the situation of the wicket and what any of their bowlers are trying to do, we will have a plan to counter that, i know the boys will. so it could be another testing few days for australia's batsmen. early on i spoke to the bbc‘s cricket correspondent, jonathan agnew, who

the electrifying pace ofjofra archer shook up notjust met, but most of his team—mates too.nevitably comes with a risk. from a batsman‘s perspective, yeah, there is fear, but i think that it makes the game special, but at the same time, you know, safety has to be put at the forefront of one's mind. clearly there was something wrong and it has to be administered with a more stringent hand. indeed, fast and often ferocious bowling has long been part of the sport's tradition. the challenge now for cricket is to preserve that drama and yet, also protect its players. andy smith, bbc news. china's lin dan advanced to the second round of the badminton world championship after coming back from a game down to beat vietnamese veteran nguyen tien minh in three games in basel on monday. the five—time world champion and twice olympic winner took one hour and 18 minutes to beat the 36—year—old nguyen as he bids to qualify for his fifth olympic games in tokyo. while world number three chou tien chen avoided an upset in his first round match to claim a three set win over denmark's hans—kris

and it was suitably archer that rounded things up.longed to jofra archer and ultimately, of course, to england. in this match they so sorely need to win, it is so far so good. andy swiss, bbc news, headingley. in the europa league playoffs, celtic beat swedish side aik in the first leg of their tie, whilst rangers were held to a goalless draw in warsaw. wolves meanwhile were hugely impressive as they won away in italy. striker rauljimenez with the pick of the goals as they beat torino 3—2. the return leg is at molyneux next thursday. and how about this from linfield's shayne lavery. a brilliant solo effort as the northern irish side stunned ak qarabag from azerbaijan 3—2 in the first leg of their europa league play off. linfield are aiming to become the first irish league club to qualify for the group stages of the competition. rory mcilroy is just a shot off the lead after the opening round at the season—ending tour championship in the united states. the winner of the tournament taking home a cool £12 million. not bad, is it! he star

jofra archer speaking to us earlier there. that's all we have for now.rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. well, our cool weather with showers is here to stay through the week. if anything, it's going to turn even more unsettled as we head into friday and the weekend. but that's still a long way off. in the short—term, actually, there is a lot of dry weather out there, a lot of clear weather across the uk. this is what it looks like through the early hours. so as you can see we have some showers across the south, some across the lake district, lancashire, maybe western scotland, and our temperatures nine degrees first thing in the morning at edinburgh, 12 degrees there in devon and cornwall. this is what it looks like first thing on tuesday, then. so we wake up to a lot of sunshine, a scattering of showers in the west of scotland, some across northern england, one or two affecting the south—west of england as well. now the daytime will bring sunny spells and temperatures of around 21 degrees for london, 17 expected in belfast and newcastle. now

archer took 6 wickets for 45 runs as australia were bowled out forjust 179 on day one. tourists batted first after england won the toss — and their plight would have been a lot worse if it wasn't for half—centuries from david warner and marcu labuschagne. warner made 61, while labuschagne top—scored with 7a. he's deputising for steve smith, who was ruled out of this test with concussion. england will start their reply on friday morning. i guess it's a thing that you really dream of. you train hard and you should be rewarded eventually in the game. i thought that we brought that as a team as well as lord's and if you keep bowling like that, you will get wickets and luckily enough for us, it happened today and i thought we were going to lose a day of cricket but we were on the field long enough to actually force a first—innings result. we've got to come out tomorrow and hit the right lines and lengths.” think the weather is quite hot and it could try to work it out a lot. it's a fast scoring outfit as well. we've got to hit the right line and length, as i said, and try an

archer was too quick, all of a sudden smith was looking for answers.oncussion concerns, down but not officially out. he was only absent for a short period. cleared to play, he would soon return, needing 20 runs for his century. he got 12 of them before succumbing to chris wilkes, australia all out for 250. smith did not field for england's second innings. australia did not seem to miss him. they took four wickets in the final session, including the first ball for captainjoe session, including the first ball for captain joe root. iam too i am too excited about the cricket! i was thinking about the rugby, that is the difference between us! wales are number one in the world for the first time ever after beating england in cardiff. warren gatland's side ground out a 13—6 victory in the world cup warm—up. it pushes new zealand off the top spot for the first time in 10 years as holly hamilton now reports. another week closer to the world cup, another chance to prove their worth. england know who will be boarding the flight to japan whilst for wales, there wa

archer was england's leading wicket taker last month.l only play in the doubles at the us open later this month, that is despite making his competitive return to singles. he lost in straight sets to richard gasquet. he had major hip surgery after the australian open eight months ago. he is targeting the australian open for his first return ata australian open for his first return at a major. it has been a long road back and a lot of soul searching along the way. i was always worried, what will i do with myself without tennis? but actually, once i get rid of the pain, i realised i did not really need tennis. tennis wasn't the most important thing for me. i am obviously happy to be back playing. i thaw it may be which have changed my perspective on things but iam changed my perspective on things but i am sitting here, disappointed, which i think is probably a good thing. johanna konta also went out in the first round in cincinnati. she lost to the swedish qualifier. the british number one made it to the wimbledon quarterfinals, but she has

test and whetherjofra archer will be re—included. whetherjofra archer will be re-included.gland 71—1 at lunch, play to resume ina time. england 71—1 at lunch, play to resume in a few minutes. thank you, adam. and from the women's open golf, plenty of british interest, and at the top of the leaderboard, georgia hall, the defending champion, shot a second round of 69 including four birdies to finish on under six. meanwhile bronte law produced a storming round to put herself into contention, she's just one shot off the lead on 7 under. and charley hull, who's playing on her home course, has started her round well. this birdie on the second hole leaving herjust two shots off the lead, which is held by america's lizette salas. that's all the sport for now. it's reported the new northern ireland secretary, julian smith, has asked for portraits of the queen to be put back on display inside government buildings at stormont. the portraits had been taken down after a senior civil servant was paid £10,000 in compensation after saying it was unfair for him to walk past pictures of her

still it's not ready to back five days after being hit by jaffer archer, should he have gone back out about a delayed consent —— concussion anything to you later, and he did with him and that's why he's out. because of his head, stray are without their heart, steve smith is at the series top score, and is rented covered for the shortcomings of others. likely he'll be replaced in leeds and he and his team—mates must follow him. be replaced in leeds and he and his team-mates must follow him. we going to lose our best batter arguably so the blow no doubt about it. when you ta ke the blow no doubt about it. when you take your best player is out, there is always an impact so we have to make sure all the other guys and senior players and the younger players all step up and feel almost unbillable she is because he's a bass player in the world —— wild. easy to forget, but they were made one nail down and went to pedal a pen pal player in the world —— wild. easy to forget, but they were made one nail down and when to file for failing to ingrain the ashes, he is resting today but that an archer

jofra archer provided it.her had found his ashes spirit. smith was forced to leave over concussion concerns, down but not officially out. cleared to play, he would soon return, needing 20 runs for his century. he got 12 of them before settling to chris wilkes, australia all out for 250. smith did not field for england's second innings. australia did not seem to miss him. wickets tumbling at regular intervals. england's read is slowly building but there is still plenty of work to do. and here's the very latest from lords... england 92—4. a lead of 100. the top scorerfor the top scorer for australia was smith. a dreadful start for england. in theory we still have another days play left. wales are number one in the world for the first time ever after beating england in cardiff. warren gatland's side ground out a 13—6 victory in the world cup warm—up. it pushes new zealand off the top spot for the first time in 10 years as holly hamilton now reports. another week closer to the world cup, another chance to prove th

jofra archer threw himself into training, but is being held back.ive ashes test matches, and english eyes will linger on the sight of this bowler in full flow. james anderson at 37 is, says his captain, getting better. staying with cricket, sri lanka beat bangladesh in the third and final one—day international in colombo, to complete a series whitewash. sri lanka batted first after winning the toss, and angelo mathews top—scored with 87, as they made 294—8 from their 50 overs. in reply, bangladesh were all out for 172, as sri lanka won by 122 runs with 14 overs to spare. so they take the series 3—0, and it is their first series win at home for nearly four years. elsewhere, england's women beat australia in the third and final t20 international in bristol. they won by 17 runs to claim a consolation victory in their multi—format ashes series, which australia won by i2—a. the fifth and final women's golf major of the year, the british open, gets underway on thursday at woburn, in england. the field includes 19 of the world's top 20 players, among them

young jofra archer at lords. i was there yesterday. is really exciting. it looked like we might have been able to win. we got a draw but it makes the rest of the test much more exciting. and it was a very exciting day, despite the fact it ended in a draw. i think england probably declared too late and that is why that is a look of frustration rather than pure joy we is why that is a look of frustration rather than purejoy we have. is why that is a look of frustration rather than pure joy we have. all set up for the next fascinating test match starting on wednesday. i think. lucy, henry, thank you both very much indeed.

england's jofra archer morning, and the forecast is not good. some point. neil lennon says his celtic side threw away a place in the champions league play—off round. they have been knocked out by the romanian side by four on aggregate. and there will be history in turkey tonight as liverpool and chelsea play the first all english super cup in istanbul. and there will be a female referee. she becomes the first woman to take charge of a major european match. more on those stories in 20 minutes. for thousands of students on vocational courses, today is results day. half of all qualifications awarded to 16, i7 and 18—year—olds last year were for this kind of practical training. our business presenter steph mcgovern is at a college in lincolnshire finding out more. are they getting results as you are there? morning, i am at boston college. i have brought you outside so you can see some of the skills they have learned. these guys have been doing transport maintenance. bailey is displaying his certificate. how did you do?|j bailey is displaying his cer

jofra archer has claimed his first test wicket, but the rain has frustrated at lords.goalkeeper crisis at liverpool? adrian is a doubt for saturday after a freak incident after liverpools win in the supercup midweek. as manchester city get set to host tottenham we hear from bernardo silva on settling into life in the north west. i thought, wow is it like this the whole i thought, wow is it like this the whole year, and it is! also coming up in the programme. on for three in a row? barcelona kick off the defence of their la liga title tonight. and the murray brothers go head to head for the first time since 2015 in the doubles at the cincinatti masters. hello and welcome to sportsday. hello and welcome along to the show — where the rain has yet again wreacked havoc on our sporting summer. it was day three of the second ashes test. the tourists were already a wicket down when play resumed and then these were the three wickets that england managed to take these were the three wickets england managed before the rain put a stop to play — including a first in test cricket fo

substituted out of the 2nd test with concussion after being hit by a ball from in a bowler just for archer it was then rolled out of the 3rd test despite having concerns for smith england's coach is still happy for archer to be challenging the australian batsman. you know for england cricket they've got someone. able to make the beds jump the room. plenty of the older english quite happy bit saying you know it goes in the sort of the french jump around a little bit. but yeah it's certainly an exciting prospect that's for sure now do you remember this scene from last year's u.s. open final while serena williams will be having to put that controversial loss scenario soccer behind her as she prepares for the final major tournament of the season which begins on monday the 23 time grand slam champion is arrived in new york and took part in a promotional event on choose day we didn't get to see how moving on the court though and there's been no word on the back injury has forced her to withdraw from her last 2 events reigning world number one naomi a soccer with also better she prepares to defen

and archer reckons they've got the upper hand. declaring.jimmy coming they will probably think twice and declaring. jimmy coming back at his hope ground, we will have want to do something special as well. i think the boys are coping. and it's clear there are still some basking in that impressive england win over australia. and why not — this caught our eye on social. labelled when you're an englishman living in australia... why wouldn't you wear your pads to work... you'd worry for that man if england lose the next test. round two clock gareth southgate will announce his england squad for theirup coming euro will announce his england squad for their up coming euro 2020 qualifiers. from 6.00 there is the draw for the group stages of this season's champions league. manchester city, liverpool, spurs and chelsea all involved and you can follow it live on the bbc sport website and the bbc sport app. that is all your sport for now. more from quarter past 11, now back to you. freddie pring was just 20 when he died injune afterfalling fro

you are-- not too sweet is what i like. >> yeah. >> stephen: you are in the beloved "archer" and you> i was, yes. >> stephen: i've been to comic- con once before. it is an amazing experience out in san diego. the big one out there. are you used to that level of people fanning at you? >> i love it not because i'm an egotist-- >> stephen: doesn't hurt. >> it doesn't hurt to be. ( laughter ) but i was those people. i was such a nerdy kid and i loved movies and video games and i played a lot. my mom used to take me in the library saturday morning and leave me there all day and i would look at weird pathology books and pictures of growths and goiters and stuff like that. >> stephen: you go to the anatomy section. >> i looked at-- like the moculus, what's that about? that was my favorite section when i was a kid. >> stephen: you say you're a nerd, you a science fiction fan? >> i loved sci-fi so much when i was a kid. >> stephen: new season of "archer" is in space. >> we are in space. >> stephen: would you go to space? >> i would absolutely go to space! i fantasize about it so much. althoug

it had to be archer who made such an impact on his test debut taking the wicket of harris for eight.the start angle and wanted. after that excellent start bay took another wicket after the first rain delay. caught behind on review. the empire didn't give it out but it went to the third umpire and then he had to go. after that we had a long rain delay and that really u pset had a long rain delay and that really upset england's momentum and they seem to lose their rhythm in theirform and they seem to lose their rhythm in their form and what in the afternoon session. australia started to find their fluency especially david warner who scrapped his way to a half—century. it was a really determined performance from david warner. eventually he went, caught behind off archerfor 61. england needed that and from that there was a clatter of wickets. what a fantastic delivery by stuart broad. out for a duck. at that point and gunned back in it but the man who is standing infor gunned back in it but the man who is standing in for steve smith reached a half—century and doing a pretty good impressi

jofra archer was brought into the attack — and quickly got to work — removing tim paine.nt out of the game. smith remarkably then returned — but was out for 92 — australia all out for 250 — a lead of 8 for england. but their second innings has started poorly. jason roy and joe root both out — england's captain gone for a first ball duck. joe wilson is live at lord's for us — joe — yet again steve smith outstanding for australia. england tried everything but has he played the decisive innings yet ain? played the decisive innings yet again? it could be because all options seem possible in terms of results for the match, albeit we are heading towards the end of the fourth day, the forecast is quite good for tomorrow. we always thought that the duel between jofra good for tomorrow. we always thought that the duel betweenjofra archer and steve smith was going to be thrilling and exciting, and potentially decisive. archer pulled quickly at steve smith hitting him on the forearm and then with that blow that struck him just below the neck. what was worrying was because so many pe

some typically hostile and fast archer bowling there. other move likely to happen, harry wilson going on loan to bournemouth. he spent last season on loan at derby county. carl frampton has had to pull out of this weekend's bout in philadelphia suffering a freak injury. he says a large ornament was knocked over and damaged his hand, breaking two bones. he tweeted pictures of it this morning, more like a statue or a column. he has not fought since his defeat to josh warrington last december. it is a pretty big ornament. that is all your support for now, i will be back after three o'clock. then, see you later. the death toll from the el paso shooting — in which an alleged white supremacist opened fire on shoppers at a supermarket — has risen to 22. as the victims families speak of their grief, the former us president barack obama has called on americans to reject language from any of their leaders that feeds hatred or normalises racism. yesterday president trump condemned the attack on an el paso supermarket and separate shooting in dayton

and jofra archer's declared himself 100% fit to play at lord's. a high profile bout should be held there. but hearn says there is an obligation to grow the sport to new areas and regions. i'm just one of every promoter that's tried to land a mega fight in this region. i'm just the first one to do it, so the stick comes with that but we made a decision this was a big moment for the sport of boxing and this is an iconic fight that will go down in history, and we're excited to stage it in diriyah on december the 7th. and europe's solheim cup captain catrina matthew has announced her four wildca rd picks to face the united states at gleneagles next month. england's bronte law and jodi ewart shadoff are included, alongside charley hull and georgia hall who qualified on ranking. the biggest suprise was the inclusion of norway's suzanne pettersen, who is ranked 620th in the world. really who is ranked 620th in the world. looking forward ‘ know really looking forward to that. i know naga has been doing some special filming know naga has been doing some sp