it sat for bairstow because he's had the year of his life. —— it isn't sad.e from that than johnny one has benefited more from that thanjohnny bairstow, so it's a crying shame for him and it's ridiculous that a season and probably a year in which he's played so well should end like this. openerjason roy has been left out of the squad. the 32—year—old has played a big part in england's white ball revival, but has a had a poor year with the bat. he's managed 50 just once in 11 t20 innings and posted scores of 8, 20 and 17 in their most recent t20 series against south africa. you can see full details of the squad on the bbc sport website. there'll be a repeat of last year's final in the women's hundred after an incredible finish in the eliminator match. chasing 135 to run, the trent rockets needed four off the final ball — but despite a heroic effort from nat sciver, they fell just short, meaning the southern brave will face the oval invincibles in the final at lord's tomorrow. the manchester originals are playing the london spirit in the men's competition. a sw

england's in—form cricketer jonny bairstow will miss the rest of the summer season and crucially thea tee shot and has a suspected broken leg. bairstow has been brilliant this year, scoring over 1,000 runs including six centuries in test cricket, and is a key part of england's short format game. another wicket keeper batsmen ben duckett has been added to the test squad for their final match against new zealand next week. here's our cricket correspondent jonathan agnew. it's desperately sad forjohnny because he's had the year of his life. he's got over 1000 runs in this calendar year, over six centuries and you can say he more than anybody has embraced this new positive approach and the backing to go out and just be yourself, very positively. no one has benefited more positively than him. it cry in shame, ridiculous in this year where his probably played his best to end like this. —— he has probably the line—up for saturday's finals of the hundred is complete. in the men's competition, the manchester originals will play the trent rockets after — the originals eased to a five—wicket vi

england's in form cricketer jonny bairstow will miss the rest of the summer season and crucially theeg in a golfing accident. he slipped walking to take a tee shot and has a suspected broken leg. bairstow has been brilliant this year, scoring over a thousand runs including six centuries in test cricket and is a key part of england's short format game. another wicket keeper batsmen ben duckett has been added to the test squad for their final match against new zealand next week. here's our cricket correspondent jonathan agnew. it's desperately safe or better still because he said a year of his life over a thousand rounds of this calendar year he has scored six and he, i think more than anybody has embraced and probably benefited from this new positive approach and the backing to go out and just be yourself and play very positively, no 1's benefited more from that thin jonny bairstow so it's a crying shame for him it's ridiculous that over a year in machines played so well she did like this. over a year in machines played so well as he did like this. there'll be a repeat of last year's

it looks to be whatjohnny bairstow has done. he slipped and it looks to be a serious injury.e test series in pakistan just before christmas as well. he's going to see a specialist next week, but he's got pretty gloomy news. you do all that you possibly can and you get an accident like that, and it's desperately sad for him because he's had the year of his life. he scored over 1000 rounds. could say he more than anybody has embraced and probably benefited from this new approach. just that liberation and the backing to go out and just be yourself. no one's benefited more than that then johnny bairstow, so it's a crying shame for him and it's ridiculous that a season and probably a year in which he's played so well should end like this. he which he's played so well should end like this. ,_, ,., ., like this. he scored something of 1,000 runs. _ like this. he scored something of 1,000 runs. who's _ like this. he scored something of 1,000 runs. who's going - like this. he scored something of 1,000 runs. who's going to - like this. he scored something of l 1,000 runs. who's going t

he'll replace the injured bairstow.n first class cricket averaging over 100 with three centuries. in the early hours of the morning at the us open, russia's karen khachanov beat nick kyrgios to reach his first grand slam semifinal. it was a five—set epic and with krygios, afterwards, saying he was devastated to lose, his emotions never far from the surface, boiling over here in the third set. the australian had knocked out the defending champion in the last round and fought back to level the match at two sets all, finding moments of magic like this. but in the end, khachanov proved too strong for the wimbledon runner—up. he'll face casper ruud of norway for a place in sunday's final. well, kyrgios's mood didn't improve after the match, while khachanov was soaking up the applause from the crowd, kygrios was venting his frustration on two more rackets and a water bottle. france's caroline garcia knocked out home favourite coco gauff. she beat the 18—year—old in straight sets to set up a semifinal with ons jabeur, who reac

he'll replace the injured bairstow.r of storms across northern england, and that was one of them in county durham. the forms have been —— storms have been forming to the south of the republic of ireland. wednesday night, two clutches of storms. that really was the most active. we also have another area of storms in the south—east as well. here's the weather picture over the next few hours. there will be a few more downpours. perhaps some more persistent and heavy rains that again across central and eastern area, and these are the kind of temperatures you will have heading into thursday. thursday is another day of sunshine and showers, but i think we could see an area of persistent heavy rain affecting central and eastern areas of scotland. perhaps lasting through thursday into friday, bringing the risk of localised flooding, but otherwise, another day of showers. for many of you, quite a lot of showers, so by the afternoon, some of them will be turning thundery. the area of low pressure will continue to bring... notice

england's in—form cricketer jonny bairstow will miss the rest of the summer season and crucially thert of england's short format game. another wicket keeper batsmen ben duckett has been added to the test squad for their final match against new zealand next week. here's our cricket correspondent jonathan agnew. it's desperately sad forjohnny because he's had the year of his life. he's got over 1000 runs in this calendaryear, oversix centuries and you can say he more than anybody has embraced this new positive approach and the backing to go out and just be yourself, very positively. no one has benefited more positively than him. it cry in shame, ridiculous in this year where he has probably played his best to end like this. the line—up for saturday's finals of the hundred is complete. in the men's competition, the manchester originals will play the trent rockets after — the originals eased to a five—wicket victory over london spirit in the elimiator in southampton, captain laurie evans hitting 72 from just 34 balls. the originals will be the form team for the final at lord's, having wo

has been called up to england's twenty20 world cup squad as a replacement for the injured jonny bairstown added to the t20 squad for september's tour of pakistan. yorkshire's harry brooke will make his test debut when england play their first match against south africa at the oval tomorrow. brooke has had a stunning season in the first class cricket, averaging over 100 �*s with three centuries. and that is all of the sport from us for now. we'll see you later. hello again. for the fourth night in a row, we've had another dazzling display of lightning across parts of the uk. this time some of the most impressive storms across particularly northern england, it was this storm working in here. we did have a separate area of thunder and lightning. over the next few hours, there will still be some hefty downpours here and there, and temperatures as we head into the first half of thursday morning, up into double figures. about 11—15 degrees on thursday. a day of sunshine and showers, and most of you will see several during the day. heavy and thundery towards the afternoon, but i suspect we migh

and coming up on the bbc news channel, a freak golfing injury means england starjonny bairstow is outhe summer season, and the t20 world cup which starts next month. good evening. there are fears of food shortages in pakistan, after the devastating floods there washed away what officials say is nearly half the country's crops. so far around 1,200 people are known to have been killed, but today unicef said many more children could die from the rapid spread of diseases like cholera and malaria. about a third of pakistan — the worst affected areas seen here in red — is essentially underwater, according to its climate minister. that's a landmass roughly equivalent to the whole of the uk. 0ur correspondent pumza fihlani reports from dadu, one of the worst hit areas of sindh province. meet this boy, he's two days old, her sixth child. as he sleeps under a tree that's become this family's only shelter, his mother is anxious. this is no place for a baby. translation: we don't even have a tent, just this tree. . we spent the whole night in the rain running away from the flood, trying to get to

england's 2020 world cup squad for the first time since 2019 as a replacement for the injured jonny bairstowarning that rising energy prices put some at risk of going bust this year. in an open letter seen by the bbc, 189 college principals say many are facing at least fourfold increases in their utilities bills. some headteachers in england have told the bbc that they would cut extracurricular activities before they reduce staff numbers. 0ur reporter ellie price has been to an academy in greater manchester to find out more: all the walls painted... oh, wow! it's amazing what a new coat of paint can do. the teachers at 0ldham academy north will get all their students back in later this week. i'm always really excited at the start of a term... for rachael hallam, the head teacher, the class of 2023 isn't going to be an easy one. 0bviously, with the looming energy crisis, that is something that i am really concerned about. the changes to the examinations for 2023 are a concern for our students moving into year 11 this year. we're bracing ourselves, potentially, for another year where covid com

remember, england withoutjonny bairstow in this test match and his injury has also created a vacancyle once again for the trend rockets in the 100 this season. they won the championship. it's really a let's be clear about it, in short his character, which is kept him out of the england team. there was at once change what was termed a breakdown of trust between hales and england. ben stokes today referenced hales as one of the best t20 batteries in the world. remember, stokes is not the captain when it comes to the white ball cricket. we will be talking a lot about 2020 cricket in the weeks to come. for now, let's focus on a turbo—charged end to these theories, i expect for the five days of the test or perhaps more likely, just three. ipruiark the five days of the test or perhaps more likely, just three.— more likely, 'ust three. work the wa , i more likely, 'ust three. work the way. u turnk— more likely, just three. work the way, i think you'll— more likely, just three. work the way, i think you'll agree. - sometimes you wonder if two boxes talking up a rivalry is part of the game. t

has been called up to england's twenty20 world cup squad as a replacement for the injured jonny bairstow9 because of an "off—field incident". he's also been added to the t20 squad for september's tour of pakistan. that's all the sport for now. we'll have more for you on the bbc news channel later on. as the cost of living crisis hits more and more households, some schools say they have become crisis centres for struggling families. but schools are not covered by the energy price cap, and headteachers in england say they're having to make tough choices — as our correspondent ellie price reports. i love you. bye. it's bahirah's first day of big school, and she's got a lot on her mind. maybe not fitting in. like, being the odd one out, and stuff. lucy's worried, too. the work being too hard. for their mums, the new term can be an expensive time. my son started when it was year seven, and obviously with covid, he didn't get to use his uniform to the full potential. so i managed to keep hold of it for her. going forward, it will be a concern, financially. she needs to eat in school. because i

cricket alex hales have been called up to english 2020 world cup squad as a replacement forjonny bairstow spot for septembers of pakistan. that's all the sport for now. you will have more for you at half past six. we will take a look at a few more of today's main stories. the wand that dominates the energy crisis. there's been a warning that the high price of gas made sense of thousands of businesses could go bust unless they receive government support. this morning the governor of the baked of england faced mps on treasury select committee. just on the other side of the house of commons from where we see those scenes of the prime minister doing herfirst prime minister's questions and in many ways one might argue that the sort of messages we were getting is perhaps the bigger take away from today. a sense that this is the biggest energy shock that uk households have phase and has historical precedents for that much bigger that we face in the 1970s. there is nothing really that they can do to prevent a recession. and blaming the upcoming recession, which they now clearly predicting on pres

some big breaking news in cricket — because england's star batter jonny bairstow has been ruled out of0 innings, his most recent scores 8, 20 and 17 against south africa. he is obviously very disappointed and just wants to have a chance to go and show that he has not finished in international cricket which none of us feel that he is. i still think he is a fantastic player is just literally that the timing has been awful for him. literally that the timing has been awfulfor him. to lose literally that the timing has been awful for him. to lose form at that time and also do not have a huge amount of time to really stop, reset and then find it again. that has been one of the issues that they have had this year. we'll know the line up for tomorrow's hundred finals day soon as first the southern brave and trent rockets battle it out in southampton in the women's competition then the men follow. the latest score is... 131-6 131—6 recovering from 132—3 you can watch this on bbc two or follow on the website, the men's game will follow afterwards. $5 the website, the men's game will follow after

he will replace bairstow who suffered a suspected broken leg playing golf.ething was happening, police officers suddenly moving into place, the car engine starting, a photographer appearing in downing street wanting to catch that image of her. and then her parliamentary private secretary coming out first to get into the car in front. all the little choreographic moments, because then the motorbike riders. because they need to get everything secure and ready so than when the gates open she can sweep straight out, go straight into the commons, the gates will open at the other end, the car will go through seamlessly and before she knows that she will be walking through those corridors that she has walked through for many years now as an mp andindeed through for many years now as an mp and indeed as a cabinet ministerfor the last eight years. preparation for prime minister�*s questions, by the way, she is also still conducting her government reshuffle simultaneously. pmqs is something they put a lot of effort into because any question can come at you from any di

the anthem that they sang by bairstow, a great yorkshireman and organist at york minster for three decades leading the slow parade passed the coffin. the prime minister and leader of the opposition emerging into the sunlight. walking through the thick sand carefully laid outside this building to enable the gun carriage to come to enable the gun carriage to come to a perfect halt and well betide anyone who stepped upon it before the arrival of her late majesty. a team of men with breaks to ensure it was perfectly presented. — rakes. the parliamentarian is coming past the fountain placed here in honour of the silverjubilee of her majesty. there will be vips filing through here over the next few days, foreign heads of state for example coming to the funeral. but essentially now this is a place for the people. to come and pay tribute to their late monarch. westminster hall will now close for an hour or so and when it opens again it will be as i say a public space. in the middle of the night and the middle of the day whether on and the middle of the day whether on a warm wet afternoon or night