in came jonny bairstow, steering the match england's way. he passed 50 alongsidejoe root. two yorkshireman on yorkshire day. but the lesson of the past 999 england tests is that where there is peace, trouble may lurk. root run out by kohli for 80. one captain seeing off another. jonny bairstow at the other end could only watch and was almost as helpless here. now we had a different game. jos buttlerfollowed them indoors. so often it is contagious. so much rested on ben stokes who played a shot that even confused the camera operator. in their thousandth test, an english batting collapse. perhaps for old times sake. patrick geary, bbc news, at edgbaston. time for a look at the weather. here's helen willets. it has been great weather at the cricket. it should stay that way. not too hard but it will get hotter in general are england and wales. a

bairstow at the other end could only watch and was almost as helpless here. now we had a different game. jos buttlerfollowed them indoors. so often, it's contagious. ben stokes played a shot that even confused the camera operator. he knew the significance. there was little beneath him. england marked their 1,000th test with a batting collapse. almost for old times‘ sake. newsnight is coming up on bbc two, here's emily. tonight, the mp keith vaz is accused of bullying staff in the house of commons. full details of a newsnight investigation, join me now on bbc two. here on bbc one, time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm tim hague. here's what you're in for this evening. england are in trouble on day one of the first test against india as they collapse in the final session at edgbaston. it's a big day forjohanna konta, as she inflicts the worst defeat of serena williams‘s career in california. and celtic are through to the penultimate round of the champions league qualifiers as they knock out rosenberg 3—1 on aggregate. he

bairstow says he's hopeful he will play but as a batsman only, he won't keep wicket.e former middlesex captain, now a cricketjournalist. thank you forjoining us on sportsday this evening. where you expecting after their spectacular defeat to india, more wholesale changes from england but it is only james vince, the only new name on the list? it is not that much of a surprise, given the speculation was around the opening pair, which is where england are underperforming. but with the broken finger tojonny ba i rstow but with the broken finger tojonny bairstow they need somebody in the middle order. james vince has had a cou nty middle order. james vince has had a county season —— a very good county season so county season —— a very good county season so he is the logical choice. is he the answer, you mentioned alistair cooke and jennings, they haven't built an opening partnership on which england can therefore go on to build good test innings. isjust bringing james vince in enough to kind of bolster the england batting attack? that is a very good question, i don't think

on yorkshire day took england to a position of real strength, putting on 100 runs together, jonny bairstowwould make hundreds of their own, it seemed inevitable. but then the moment that changed the match, joe root run out by the indian captain virat kohli. it was a superb piece of fielding, and kohli gave him a bit of a send off later. joe root so desperate for that century which would have put england in a position of absolute strength, but after that other wickets followed, jonny bairstow, ben stokes, jos buttler, all gone, then the deal collapsed underneath them. not the position of england thought they would be in when the won the toss and not the position they should've beenin and not the position they should've been in when they were in batting so well with root and bairstow in the afternoon. but this is of course against the number one test team in the world. patrick, how serious do you think the top order issues are, for england? the problem is that they seem to be going so well then they seem to be going so well then they have this one moment of indecision, thejoe they have this

bairstow will play as a specialist batsman withjos buttler keeping wicket.bowlers batting and have made some brilliant contributions as well, if you look at the 100 and the double 100 in a week and six—for, sam has performed excellently in the series, so it is great to see a good amount of depth there as well, guys in and around the result. elsewhere, ireland beat afghanistan by three wickets in the second one—day international in belfast to level the three—match series. tim murtagh took 4—30 as the tourists limped to 182 for nine from their 50 overs. in reply, andrew balbirnie top—scored with 60 as ireland reached their target with more than five overs to spare. the decider will be played in belfast on friday. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, chetan pathak, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. plenty on what's happening in the us open in tennis with serena williams playing and nadal later as well. good morning. there's a lot of fine weather to be had across the british isles today. most of u

bairstow will test the injury at southampton this afternoon where england are practicing.yson is to return to the saints in a coaching capacity. grayson won 32 caps for his country and scored more than 2,700 points for the saints. he willjoin as a consultant kicking coach. grayson had been a player and then coach at the club for 19 years, leaving in 2012. i'll have more for you in the next hour. you can catch up to date with every sports story today on the bbc sport website. more now on our top story, that prime minister theresa may has called for a new partnership between the united kingdom and africa after brexit, during a four—day visit to africa. mrs may told an audience in cape town she wanted the uk to be the g7‘s number one investor in africa by 2022, with britain's private sector companies investing billions. the trip aims to expand trade with africa as britain prepares to leave the eu next year, as our africa business editor larry madowo explains. it is an attractive trade partner for the uk, certain it has been it is an attractive trade partner for the uk, certai

many bairstow could appreciate this as a keeper himself. keen to top them up. halted again by bad light with conditions curtailing cricket again. we'll england have the time left in the test to finish the job? confirmation then of a fine day for chris woakes and england. they have moved on to 357—6, that's a lead of 250. woakes 120 not out. sam curran unbeaten on 20. mixed forecast for tomorrow. it's the penultimate day of the european championships. plenty of atheltics to look forawrd to later in berlin. we'll be live there in a moment, but first let's head to glasgow, holly hamilton is there. more british medals there holly and in the last half an hour, in edinburgh, too, in the diving pool. yes, another british 1— to hear today in a diving pool. this is somewhere british athletes have enjoyed a fair amount of success at these european championships so far. but this time, it was great to read, who saved the best until last. her fifth and final dive in the three metre springboard was enough to clinch a gold—medal for the athletes and her t

jonny bairstow was the first in the match to get this far. he took england into a valuable lead.a kes into a valuable lead. the mood was changing. chris woakes helped push england's advantage up to three figures, a period of all—important stability in a game which has been on settled by wickets and weather just if it rains tomorrow it is essential england shine today. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news at ten o'clock. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: m o nsa nto monsanto insists it with killers are safe to use despite the verdict american court that they iman's cancer. bring up—to—date with the rest of the headlines in about ten minutes. but let's bring up—to—date with events in yemen. the civil war there is continuing to cause a great deal of diplomatic debate, not least at the united nations, where there have been discussions days that attack which killed maybe 29 children on a bus. this was a saudi air strike that hit that bus. there has been called for an inves

jonny bairstow injured early on in the day, the wicketkeeper for england, and looked to be in severeas he came off the field. any news on him? it looked really nasty. he was keeping wicket when it hit his middle finger and he is as hard as nails and doesn't show pain so when he went off like that it was very concerning. we've since learned it was a small fracture so that finger which is not good news but we understand he will be batting if required in the second innings but we don't know the longer term outlook, whether he will play in southampton or in the final match of the series at the oval. he is england's second best batsmen, and if india win here they will need jonny bairstow right in the thick of it. thank you. england's under 20 women have been knocked out of the world cup. the women — playing in their first semifinal — were beaten 2—0 byjapan. so just the third/fourth play—off game to play for. gemma collis—mccann reports. england in a world cup semifinal, and increasingly familiar sight. this time the turn of the young lionesses, on the hunt for a place in the under 20 fin

in that context, jonny bairstow and his 50 was a fortune.ris woakes was catching on. he cashed in on a tiring india and england began building a commanding lead. they knew time and weather could be against them so they got on with things. racing ahead here, chris woakes's first test 100 scored on his return to the team in place of ben stokes. now for bairstow‘s big moment, denied 100 by athletic magic. maybe bairstow could appreciate this as a keeper himself. england probably had enough runs already but chris woakes keen to top them up. halted again by bad light with conditions curtailing cricket again. will england have the time left in the test to finish the job? well, the forecast for sunday at the home of cricket is decidely mixed. a memorable afternoon for chris woakes nonetheless. 120 not out. england closing on 357—6, that's a lead of 250. it could be a very special night at the atheltics in berlin. dina asher—smith looking to complete the sprint double, ade adedoyin is at the olympic stadium. i believe they are just introducing the l

jonny bairstow, first ball, ben stokes and chris woa kes., ben stokes and chris woakes. we are left with rashida and stuart broad trying to take this into a fifth day, but it's not looking too good. this was all done on sunday when england lost ten wickets in the session, those flurries of wickets have recurred time and time again, one wicket brings another and then another. they cannot defy a team long enough to ta ke they cannot defy a team long enough to take it into a fifth day. there we re to take it into a fifth day. there were moments when i wondered where the next wicket was coming from but they turned to the next ball and bat provided it. it certainly did, rashid and stuart broad hanging on andjimmy rashid and stuart broad hanging on and jimmy anderson ready to come in. good bowling spells from england and they will take that to southampton at the end of next week for the fourth test. it is the top of the order, they have got to get it right. we have been saying that for many months about the england batting order? we have. i feel l

dawid malan caught in the slips off ishant sharma. jonny bairstow caught in the slips off ishant sharmalayer to break free. sam curran, 20 years old, in his second test match, smashed 63, set india 194 to win, and turned the noise up at edgbaston. stuart broad's fed off such energy all of his career. he removed both indian openers. the game was turning again. india were soon five down, still more than a hundred behind. but there at the end is their captain and superstar, virat kohli. 84 runs are needed. this incredible drama now has another cliffhanger. patrick gearey, bbc news, at edgbaston. great britain have won theirfirst gold of the european championships, with victory in the women's cycling team pursuit, on the track in glasgow. there was also success in the pool as our sports correspondentjoe wilson reports. championships need mascots. glasgow has bonnie. a seal seeking approval. there we go. it's august, keep the kids entertained. laura kenny has got married and had a son, albie, since rio. britain's greatest female olympian was part of the team pursuit here. with katie archibal

bairstow bit on one and almost immediately afterwards ben stokes was swallowed too.ble twist in it? patrick gearey, bbc news, at edgbaston. time for a look at the weather. here's helen willets. lovely weather for the cricketers, not as hard as it is currently across portugal. in fact, yesterday, we had 45 degrees in this part of the world and it is going to get hotter before the he does eventually break, so some dangerously hot weather across the iberian potential and southern europe. homeward bound, temperatures are slightly more bearable, there is a ridge of high pressure, so a lot of dry weather around but this weather front divides the country today, giving some thundery rain. either side of it, we have got some sunshine, as you can see in fraser berg earlier on. near lake windermere, it looked a little grey, and along the coast

bairstow at the other end could only watch and was almost as helpless here. that even confused the camera operator. england marked their 1,000th test with a batting collapse. almost for old times' sake. i suppose a little bit of a mixed bag. a couple of missed opportunities in a day, but both sides haven't batted yet so we don't really know what a good school is. looking at the last couple of overs, still a bit of lateral movement with an old ball. we have a few guys that can get that all going sideways and hopefully we can exploit that. celtic after to the qualifying round of the champions league. they led 3-1 of the champions league. they led 3—1 from the leg, despite the norwegians having the better of the chances, he couldn't help as celtic go through to face athens in the next round of. the football association is considering a bid to host the world cup in 2030. the last major tournament played in england was euro 96, which came 30 years after the country hosted its only world cup — in 1966 of course. and after the success of this summers world cup, the

in camejohnny bairstow, steering the match england's way.yorkshire day. but the lesson of the past 999 england testis the lesson of the past 999 england test is that where there is peace, trouble may lurk. when kept in seeing off another. bairstow at the other end could only watch, and was almost as helpless here. he now had almost as helpless here. he now had a different game, jos buttler followed him indoors. so often is contagious, so much rested on ben stokes who laid the shot that even confuse the camera operator. in the thousandth test, perhaps a mac patrick geary, bbc news. they are in norway taking on rosenberg. a 3—1 lead from the first leg at glasgow. there was a week ago, and so far the advantage is intact because it remained goalless just over half an hour played, 0—0 the store. the football association is considering a bid to host the world cup in 2013, the last major german played in england was the 1996 european championships, 30 years after the country's only world cup. wembley is already hosting seven games during euro 2020,

jonny bairstow unbeaten on a7. totte n ha m jonny bairstow unbeaten on a7.20 minutes. dele alli with the spurs winner. no other goals in the premier league so far. four matches under way. in the scottish premiership, hearts beat reigning champions celtic 1—0. a man's appeared in court in calfornia charged with starting a wild—fire that led to more than 20,000 people having to leave their homes. the holy fire — as it has become known— burned nearly ten thousand acres through the mountains of southern california. peter bowes reports. a rapidly moving wildfire fuelled by high temperatures, gusty winds, and tinder dry brush. named after a local hiking trail, the holy fire broke out on monday, about 70 miles south—east of los angeles. dangerously close to homes, the flames leave residents with no choice. the police told us just a few minutes ago that it's time to leave. yesterday was mandatory evacuations. i left for the night and came back up. in the matter of about an hour were they were driving around with their sirens on and forcing residents to leave, so all

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jonny bairstow fell for 20 runs as the indians ripped through the english batting.he could not stop england losing all ten wickets. still 168 runs behind. india batted for the second time today, now in full control of the test. england must chase. stokes managed to bowl a therapeutic wicket but as the sun finally came out, it felt as if it had set on england. patrick geary, bbc news. there were three premier league games today. watford and burnley fans, we'll get to your teams shortly. but what about the two manchester clubs? their days couldn't have been any more different — with united suffering a suprise 3—2 defeat at brighton, while champions city hit huddersfield for six, sergio aguero scoring a hat trick, as holly hamilton reports. their last trip to the south coast endedin their last trip to the south coast ended in defeat, a result manchester united want to put behind them. this time, would it be brighton fans feeling deflated? time, would it be brighton fans feeling deflated 7 it time, would it be brighton fans feeling deflated? it wasn't long before they c

before bairstow and buttler then followed. england losing those three wickets for just eight runs.ly poised head of the second day, england 243 for six. mohammed shami and ravi ashwin both with a couple of wickets for the tourists. some big news this hour, as the football association is considering a bid to host the world cup in 2030. the last major tournament played in england was the 1996 european championship, 30 years after the country's only world cup. wembley is already hosting seven games during euro 2020, and the fa has bid to host the european women's championship in 2021. fa chairman greg clarke says they will decide whether to pursue a bid at some point next year. england failed with a bid to host the 2018 tournament, held in russia this summer of course. celtic are in norway tonight hoping to take a step closer to champions league group stage qualification. brendan rodgers' side lead hosts rosenborg 3—i going into the second qualifying round decider, with aek athens awaiting the winner. it's a very good pitch. it will be a tough game. but of course we come with an advan

england bastman jonny bairstow says he hopes to keep wicket for the fourth test against india, despite gets under way on thursday at southampton. india won the last game and have to win the next as england lead the five match series 2—1 with two matches to go. i think it feels good. 0bviously we'll know more later on today, but the swelling has gone down, and it's a lot better than i thought it was going to be. if i'm not able to keep wicket, then i would like to play as batsman. but, at the same time, i'm desperate to try and keep my place as the keeper. one of the biggest stars in american football has signed one of the biggest contracts in nfl history. 0dell beckham junior who plays for the new york giants, a wide—reciever known for his one—handed catches, has out pen to paper on a new contract worth around $96 million over the next three seasons. and this is what happened when us president donald trump welcomed fifa president gianni infantino and us soccer president carlos cordeiro to the white house on tuesday. the us won the bid injune to host the 2026 world cup. yellow cards and

caught lbw, that sparked a flurry of wickets, ba i rstow, works that sparked a flurry of wickets, bairstow was up to adil rashid to take this into the fifth day. it might only last one ball. it is inevitable that india will make the series 2—1 with two matches to play. we were happy, even as the ball got older. we have to believe that if we keep on applying pressure sometime or other we will get the result. the second new ball because of the new scene, it was seeming a little bit more than the other ball. that was helping as well. i was focusing on that and we were trying to get —— we are trying to get one wicket, not too far ahead take one wicket at time. on day 3 of the asian games in indonesia, china and japan once again dominated proceedings in the aquatics centre. liu xiang set a new world record on her way to victory in the women's 50 metres backstroke. the 21—year—old chinese swimmer, who won bronze at the world championships three years ago, became the first woman to break 27 seconds for the event when she clocked 26.98 to claim the first major gold medal of her career. another day

of five test matches strongly heading to lunch at eighty three for one captain joe root and jonny bairstow then put on a hundred runs for the fourth wages but when they fell in quick succession the english tail quickly collapsed four wickets from ravichandran ashwin putting india in control at the close of play england going to stumps at two hundred eighty five for nine ashwin finishing with figures of four for sixty from his twenty five overs route the best of england's batsman and said he was run out for a team sam curran and james anderson will look to guiding glen through to at least three hundred on thursday. i suppose my point is you've got three entering the board and if we can come out and be pretty relentless in the way we go about it in nigeria's at some point tomorrow. you don't actually know what a good score is so yes on one hand it is a missed opportunity for another hand you don't know what a good scores of us are bad the leap pema chodron covers cricket for u.k. newspaper the independent he says it is unlikely that another side will reach the milestone of a thousand test ma

england's jonny bairstow says he hope to keep wicket in the fourth test against india at southamptoning a finger in the third test at trent bridge. and one of the biggest stars in american football has signed one of the biggest contract in the nfl's history. this is odell beckham junior who plays for the new york giants. he's a wide—reciever, and his new contract is worth almost £75 million over the next three seasons. tomorrow is a potentially huge day for scottish football. the scottish football association has to decide if the national stadium is going to remain at hampden park in glasgow, or move to murrayfield in edinburgh. as ever, it's a case of weighing up history over cost. as out scottish football reporter chris mclaughlin explains. it isa it is a stadium with many stories to tell. this the famous european cup final of 1960. real madrid seven — three. but its upkeep is proving too costly for the sfe. tomorrow they could vote stay or move elsewhere. costly for the sfe. tomorrow they could vote stay or move elsewherelj could vote stay or move elsewhere.” think it is one of th

—year—old was dropped after the tour of new zealand in april but will now provide cover forjonny bairstowbridge. i think the question about events is that he has had, they said it would be his third chance to whether he's already had opportunities he is only averaging below 25. is he good enough for this level? and james vince has been banging the door down. he scored a lot of runs. he let hampshire to the 50/1 day cop. probably his last chance but it's probably deserved. england opener keatonjennings top scored for lancashire as they beat the kent spitfires to become the first side to reach the t20 blast finals day his england team—mate didn't fair so well. jos buttler was stumped first ball. in chasing a modest 134 at canterbury, lancashire made it home for the loss of just six wickets. great britain's sophie hahn claimed her first european 200m title at the world para—athletics european championships today — and that puts her in line for a sprint double, when she goes in the 100m on saturday. hahn's victory was one of six golds for great britain on thursday and our reporter kate grey i

jennings and malan went after the interval, ba i rstow jennings and malan went after the interval, bairstowd england into a position of strength. the england captain and best over the past 50 and it seemed inevitable they would both get their centuries. but ina they would both get their centuries. but in a moment which change the course of the day and will perhaps change the course of the test, root run out by virat kohli, a superb piece of fear field in which triggered that collapse. jos buttler went, ben stokes went to a shot which was pretty it makes people against the spinner and the tail collapsed after that. england finish on 285—9, not the position they wa nted on 285—9, not the position they wanted to be in, not the position they feel they should have been in given where they were in the afternoon. as for india, they will be delighted. this is a real test of whether they can win in these conditions, whether they can show the patience and discipline to do so, and it has been an excellent start. elsewhere, south africa beat sri lanka by four wickets in the second 0ne—day international

that was jonny bairstow, that wasjonny bairstow, in the runs at one point. superb straight hip. mick again, by mocking root‘s celebration. england were sitting pretty on 216 for three at that stage, but root‘s wicket sparked a collapse to 285 for nine. day one of women's british open is underway, the fourth major of the year on the women's tour. it teed off at 6.30am this morning on the east coast of england at royal lytham and st anne's. a little bit of rain expected on friday. this is the leaderboard. bronte law of england in an early lead in what is the fourth major five on the women's tour. plenty of action to come over the course of the coming days and we will have highlights of that as well on bbc two later on. victims of offenders whose mental illness contributed to their crime are ignored, forgotten and miss out on key judicial rights. that's according to a report by baroness newlove, the victims commissioner for england and wales. she's calling for those victims to be given the same rights and information as all other victims of crime, under the victims code. we can spe

jonny bairstow caught in the slips off ishant sharma. ben stokes — you know the rest.land's best batsmen all out and we had not yet reached the interval. ayman owned a nine runs ahead at lunch. —— england. it took england's youngest player to break free. sam curran, 20—years—old, in his second test match, took four wickets yesterday and got his first 60. the time he finished, england's lead was 193. stuart broad's fed off such energy all of his career. he removed both indian openers. the stuart broad charge was taken on by the broad shoulders of a ben stokes. that is the evening drew on, another. the bowler, who else but karen? but there at the end is their captain and superstar, virat kohli. 84 runs are needed. this incredible drama now has another cliffhanger. patrick gearey, bbc news, at edgbaston. so here's a reminder of how the match stands going into day four at edgbaston. india need 84 more runs or england need to take five wickets. whoever does it first wins, and it should be a real thriller. let's hearfrom england's james anderson and india's ishant sharma. bo

bairstow will test the injury at southampton this afternoon where england are practicing.ayson won 32 caps for his country and scored more than 2,700 points for the saints. he willjoin as a consultant kicking coach. grayson had been a player and then coach at the club for nineteen years, leaving in 2012. the eight—times olympic gold medallist usain bolt continues to train with his new football team, australian a league club central coast mariners, as he prepares for his first trial match on friday. bolt holds the world record in the 100 and 200 meters and is attempting to make the switch to professional football. and the world's fastest runner is having to get used to slowing down in football as well as sprinting and he is still working out which position he will play. for me it is a stop in goal, a tick tack, because i am not used to picking up speed and going up and down and back and forth and that is the most challenging. it is all about practice and going through the rounds and pushing myself and trying to get used to the system. i have time and! to get used to the sys

joe root will havejonny bairstow in the side, that's despite breaking his finger in the third test.jos buttler will keep wicket. england lead 2—1, looking to seal victory in the five—match series. we have got a lot of depth in terms of our bowlers batting and have made some brilliant contributions as well. look at the form of moeen ali, 100 and a double hundred in a week and sam has performed brilliantly in the first two games in this series. it is great to see a good amount of depth that there is with the guys in and around the squad. let's take a look at some other stories making the news today. ireland have levelled their one—day series against afghansitan with a three—wicket win in the second match in belfast. tim murtagh took four wickets as afghanistan made 182 and he hit the winning runs too. the series is tied at 1—1 with friday's decider also in belfast. mark cavendish is to take a period of total rest from cycling because of illness. he's been diagnosed with the epstein—barr virus. medical tests have shown cavendish has been training with the virus — which causes glandular

some current will start. jonny bairstow will play as the specialist batsmen. really, really depressed. so i think that was kind of a response for me because it was something that i could control. starting secondary school was difficult. bethany said she felt isolated. she kept what she was doing a secret from her mum. i got a phone call from her teacher, actually, when i was on the bus on the way home from work. and he said he needed to have a chat with me and he just told me that he‘d found out that day that beth was self harming. so that was a bit of a shock. five years on, she stopped harming herself with the support of the harmless charity. i think there are a lot of reasons why. i think the pressures of school itself, you know, with having gcses and all of the work that we have, you know, it can be quite stressful. i think definitely social media because we see a lot of things where it‘s like you should look like this and you should wear that and you should have this make—up. i think there‘s a lot of stigma associated with how girls should carry themselve

jonny bairstow is expected to bat despite fracturing his finger yesterday.ers association for them to drop the case after he was disciplined by his club side gloucester. he pleaded guilty to common assault and resisting arrest following an incident on a pre season tour to jersey. our rugby union reporter chris jones has more. earlier today, the players union, released a short but strong statement saying the rfu at twickenham should drop their action against danny cipriani. danny cipriani last week was fined £2000 after pleading guilty to assault and resisting arrest. he was fined the same amount by his club gloucester and ordered to do ten hours of community service. but gloucester say it was a minor offence and they feel the rfu should not crack on with their action against danny cipriani for bringing the game into disrepute. some feel danny cipriani is being tried and disciplined three times for the one incident at the jersey nightclub. england women‘s manager phil neville has recalled captain steph houghton and alex greenwood for the final world cup quali

jonny bairstow, com plete day 23 without loss.para athletics, two gold medals on day 1, hollie arnold throwing herself to gold, in the javelin, this latest triumph means, victoria, she holds all the major championship gold medals, world, european, commonwealth, and paralympic. no wonder she is happy. that is all the sport for now. we have £19 billion worth of household debt in this country and when we cannot pay it back it can fall to bailiffs to try to reclaim the money. that is according to new research out today from the citizens advice bureau, they have seen a 24% increase in calls to their helpline since 2014 about problems with bailiffs, since government reforms we re bailiffs, since government reforms were supposed to protect people from unfair practices. last month, a committee of mps said that local councils were the worst in class when it came to debt collection, pursuing things like unpaid council tax and parking fines. the ministry ofjustice has since announced it is launching an enquiry into the practices of aggressiv

england bastmanjonny bairstow says he hope to keep wicket for the fourth test against india, despitetch series 2—1 . i think it feels good. obviously, we will know more later on today, but the swelling has gone down and it's a lot better than i thought it would be. if i'm not able to keep wicket, i would like to think i will play as a specialist batsman but at the same time, i'm desperate to still try and keep my place as the keeper. there are some very good football matches to come later this week. as wales and england fight it out for a place in next year's women's world cup. should england avoid defeat they'll keep their qualification hopes alive, but for the welsh, a win would send them straight into their first world cup in france next year. it's obviously a huge game, probably the biggest one in terms of international football that any of us international football that any of us have ever had and it's the sort of game you want to play in. so there's very little pressure on us, especially from outside the camp. amongst ourselves, we have expectations of what we expect from ourse

although the indian bowlers pegged to the home batsmen back in the early exchanges on day three jonny bairstow and chris woakes would put on a one hundred ninety nine run stand or exist on one hundred twenty not out of the close of play would enter into three hundred fifty seven physics and the lead of two hundred fifty. you know i was over the moon to get the call to back in the squad to be honest. so i could never reach out to. score one hundred. on my combat test but yeah it does make you know we sweet six of stiffs train time you know five six weeks out through injury you know you're watching the boys all summer you want to be out there so you really get to. nothing up and that was the problem. so yeah. in all of that and most of swinging in. the game of a put it happens in seeing you in this match as well you get five wickets quickly your food gets quickly and knew we had a one partnership we went in with. two we have done it many times so this is a part of the game in. most is not doing much so. and that is the ball for now more later thank you very much tatiana now finally this bulletin

jos buttler keeps wicket and jonny bairstow will back. host the national games. and the welsh striker of robson kind retired from international football. more robson kind retired from internationalfootball. more on those stories in 15 minutes. —— robson kanu. theresa may is visiting nigeria on the second day of her trade mission to boost ties with africa after brexit. mrs may discussed security, trade and people trafficking with president muhammadu buhari — and is due to meet victims of modern slavery in lagos. the two countries have signed their first security and defence agreement, which they say will help defeat boko haram and islamic state militants in west africa. the prime minister also said that brexit would increase opportunities to extend commercial links between the uk and nigeria, which is our second largest trading partner in africa. we have long—standing links with nigeria, long—standing close commercial ties with nigeria. there are british companies that have been here in nigeria for many, many years. we want to enhance thos

he was dropped after the tour of new zealand —— new zealand in april and will cover for jonny bairstowwith justjust be glad to keep wicket. it isn't just the number of runs vince has scored but the manner of which they have been. important, match—winning contribution is asked of him after he was dropped. whether he plays depends onjonny he was dropped. whether he plays depends on jonny bairstow‘s fitness. we know he cannot keep wicket because of his broken finger which also means batting and fielding could be seen as a risk and moeen ali could return if the selectors think the pitch will take spin. jennings retains his place and also that of alistair cooke, only averaging 24 with one, 50 this summer. averaging 24 with one, 50 this summer. three british clubs will be hoping to take a step to the europa league stages tonight, celtic are in action and burnley are in greece in the first leg of their play—off tie. they have come through two rounds and the manager says this will be the toughest yet. the prestige of any tournament is when you play against the big names. they have history here

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jonny bairstow caught in the slips. ben stokes, you know the rest.val. that escalated quickly, at lunch england but only 99 runs ahead. it will need something remarkable even by the standards of this test to get out of this. the youngest player on the tea m this. the youngest player on the team had seen enough. sam curran took four wicket yesterday and now he set about hitting crucial runs with this he passed his first test 50 and by the time he finished, the lead was 153. edgbaston was up, the sort of atmosphere that stuart broad has thrived on. he trapped him, lbw and ten minutes later he claimed another one. the broad charge was taken on by the broad shoulders of ben stokes. three down. as the evening drew on, they nicked one, the bowler, who else but cohen, the hero of this remarkable drama. patrick geary, bbc news, at edgbaston. it's little more than 50 years since donald campbell lost his life, trying to break his own water speed record in the lake district. his jet powered vessel was travelling at more than 300mph, when it crashed on coniston

he added 189 for the sixth wicket with jonny bairstow after most of england's top order made starts andday and the plaudits belong to the man who wasn't fit enough to play the first test. it's never good, being out of the side because of injury. a frustrating time, being away from the team and off the field. you do the hard work to get back, for moments like today. playing for england in front of a full house at lords and performing well is the icing on the cake. a frustrating time, so it makes it sweeter, being back in the side and performing well. and golf‘s final major of the year has reached what they call moving day. the third round of the us pga championship is in full swing in st louis. there's been a change of leader too with double us open champion brooks koepka leading the way on 11 under par. gary woodland, who led though the first couple of rounds, is one back. rickie fowler has picked up a shot on saturday to move to nine under. and just look who is tied for fifth, tiger woods. five birdies in his first eight holes. he's just three off the lead, chasing an unlikely 15th maj

jonny bairstow fell for 20 runs as the indians ripped through the english batting.l ten wickets. still 160 macro runs behind. india bat for the second time today, now in full control of the test. england must chase. stokes managed to bowl —— michael bowl a therapeutic wicket but as the sun finally comes out, it feels as if it has set on england. patrick geary, bbc news. in the premier league, manchester united slipped to their first defeat of the season losing 3—2 at brighton. how different it was for the champions manchester city who brushed huddersfield aside six one, sergio aguero scoring a hat trick. holly hamilton reports. their last trip to the south coast endedin their last trip to the south coast ended in defeat, a result of manchester united wanted to put behind them, but this time around it would have been brighton fans left feeling deflated. that was not long before they could breathe a sigh of relief. glenn murray put them ahead, just two minutes later, shane duffy doubled their lead. this was not in the script ofjose mourinho. united pulled one back but

although the indian bowlers pegged to the home batsmen back in the early exchanges on day three jonny bairstow and chris woakes would put on a one hundred ninety nine run stand where exist on one hundred twenty not out of the close of play with entrant a three hundred fifty seven for think and the lead of two hundred fifty you know i was over the moon to get the call to back in the squad to be honest. so could never of regents of. scored one hundred. combat test but you just make you know it's week six of stiff strain times you know five six weeks out through injury you know you're watching the boys all summer and you want to be out there so you really get to. nothing up and that was the problem. so yeah to be very bloody in all of that in most offspring in. the game of a put it happens in the scene you know this much as you get it would be your fault it's cookie and you're the one partnership you want in but. we have done it many times so there's a problem. was what was not doing much so. well for now more later. thank you very much that does it for this al-jazeera news hour but i will be bac

jonny bairstow caught in the slips. ben stokes caught in the slips.hat escalated quickly. at lunch, england only 99 runs ahead with four second innings of the kids in hand, they would be something remarkable to get out of this one the. the youngest layer in the team had seen enough. in his second test match taking four wickets yesterday, now he set about hitting crucial runs was “— he set about hitting crucial runs was —— with this six passing his 80, by the time he finished england's leader was 193. the bearpit atmosphere stuart broad has thrived on, he trapped vijay, lbw. than ten minutes later he claimed another. the broad charge was taken on by the broad shoulders of ben stokes. three down. and as evening drew on, another one was nick, curran. virat kohli, their captain and superstar survived. 84 runs at needed, this incredible drama has another cliffhanger. the new look, multiformat european shipping chips is under way in glasgow, seven sports brought together over 11 days of competition and british cyclist laura kenney marked her return to condi

in came jonny bairstow, complete with fractured finger and first ball shattered stumps.s have kept coming, india have removed ben stokes and chris woa kes and they have removed ben stokes and chris woakes and they need two wickets for victory. the victory has been coming since sunday when england lost all ten wickets in a single afternoon. england have shown some fight but india now back in the series with two test matches still to play. following ten years of planning, a small group of golden eagles has been released at a secret location in southern scotland. they were moved from nests in the highlands where the majority of the birds are to be found. there are fewer than five breeding pairs in the south of scotland and none in england or wales. 0ur correspondent lorna gordon has been given exclusive access, ahead of the eagles taking flight, for the first time. they are a sight more familiar to the moors and the mountains of the highlands and islands. but this young golden eagle is about to be released into the wild much further south. the raptor is hooded to keep him c

of new zealand in april but will provide cover forjonny ba i rstow, will provide cover forjonny bairstowether he's already had opportunities, he's only averaging below 25 in tests, is he good enough for this level? james vince, he's been banging the door down, he scored 847 runs averaging above 55 in the county championship. he led hampshire to the 50/1 day cup. keatonjennings top scored for lancashire as they beat kent to become the first side to get to the finals. stump first ball. lancashire made it home for the loss ofjust six wickets. —— dumped. that is all your sport for now. good night. six wickets. —— dumped. that is all yoursport for now. good night. —— stumped. things are turning much cooler and fresher as you've heard right across the board, looking pretty unsettled into the weekend, of course, this weekend is a bank holiday one for many. over the next few days, much cooler and fresher and plenty of showers. the cool air imported from the maritime airstream, bringing a strong north—west wind, feeling lots of showers in the western scotland, northern ireland and parts of north—

centuries forjonny bairstow and chris woakes at lord's, pushing england's lead past 100 on the second—off of the premier league, dele alli with the spurs winger. four other premier league matches under way. bournemouth, crystal palace, watford and chelsea all winning at the moment. earlier in scotland, celtic lost to hearts. the un security council has called for a "credible" investigation into an air strike on a bus in yemen that killed at least 29 schoolchildren. earlier, the saudi—led coalition — which carried out the attack on thursday — said it would investigate what it called "collateral damage". donna larsen reports — you may find some of the images in her report distressing. preparing to bury the dead. nearly 10,000 people have died in more than three years of war in yemen, but thursday's attack stands out. children, apparently on their way back from a picnic, hit by an air strike. it happened near a market in the rebel—held province of saada. un officials called it "a new low" in the conflict. what happened will change the lives of these children forever. they're now receivin

jonny bairstow made 93 in a sixth wickets partnership worth almost 200.damage with the ball you suspect too. he is never good thing out the side due to injury. being away from the tea m due to injury. being away from the team and off the field. you do the ha rd team and off the field. you do the hard work to get back to try for moments like today. playing for england at a full house at that lord and playing pretty well is the icing on the cake but it has been a frustrating time it makes the difference to be back in the side and performing well. it is all change at the top of the leaderboard at the us pga championship with brooks koepka the man to catch. he's won back to back us open titles in the last 1a months and could add a third major title. he's out front by four shots on 13 under par in st louis. adam scott is on nine under with tiger woods battling hard after a great front nine on his third round. he's 5 off the lead alongside rickie fowler. previous leader gary woodland has slipped back to eight under. not that much to shout about if you are an en

chris woakes was englands man of the day, unbeaten on 120 at stumps, as he and jonny bairstow put onns he joins a select group of players on both honours boards at lord's. it's never good, being out of the side because of injury. a frustrating time, being away from the team and off the field. you do the team and off the field. you do the hard work to get back, for moments like today. playing for england in front of a full house at lord's england in front of a full house at lords and performing well is the icing on the cake. a frustrating time, so it makes it sweeter, being backin time, so it makes it sweeter, being back in the side and performing well. there are a trio of men to catch as the uspga third round gets going. gary woodland and brooks koepka have the lead on 10—under. woodland has dropped a shot at the second but birdied the third. kevin kisner was alongside them but he has dropped back, to eight under par. but it's pretty crowded underneath — more than a dozen former major champions are within six shots of him. the likes of rory mcilroy, justin rose, dustinjohnson and def

jonny bairstow, what is his condition because he had a nasty knock, the wicketkeeper, with his finger knock, the wicketkeeper, with his finger7m didn't look good. he was keeping wicket, kick his middle finger. best is hard as nails and looked in real pain and had to go. he will be missed for his wicketkeeping but england have two other specialists, jos buttler and lee pope. he will be missed for his batting, second best batsmen afterjoe root. england will have two bad for so long in this test, if they are going to survive. this latest setback since they won the toss and decided to bowl, that was the decision that did not work. it will be difficult to see how they will get out of this from here. thanks. the test series is still alive and india looking to pull one back. england 2—0 up at the moment. england's women play japan in the semi—final of the under 20's world cup at 3pm this afternoon. they play in brittany. they beat the netherlands 2—1 in the quarter finals last friday to set up their first appearance at this stage of the tournament. japan have been going really well. japan be

england were already struggling, so their mood wont have been improved when jonny bairstow suffered that to 352 for 7, setting england more than 500 to win with two days remaining. it is all very well us defending and talking positively about our team, but actually the only time to do thatis but actually the only time to do that is in the middle when you have the opportunity, and having had such a poor performance yesterday you would expect your batters to show some gumption and guts and get stuck in tomorrow and show that they are the best players and you are looking forjoe root and ben stokes to get stuck in and show they are quality players. and that is what looking for. —— and that is what you're looking for. hollie arnold and harri jenkins were the gold medallists for great britain as they won seven medals in total on the opening day of the pa ra—athletics europeans in berlin. the reigning world and paralympic champion set a new championship record of 110.15 metres to win the f46 javelin final. it's her maiden european title after the event was withdrawn from the last european champ