the region in southwest bangladesh is the country's leading producer o of prawns for export. it is at the center of a ststruggle, pitting thousands of impoverished people who are fighting to conserve the natural resources and l livelihood agait the might of the prawn industrt. a a farmer by profession, like countless others, s she lost her familyly's land to shrhrimp far. flooded with salt water to aggressive shrimp farmers, families once fertile landd lies under a pond. she is not alone. >>>> [speakining foreign langua] >> it is not just the communities where they are cultivated that it is threatened. the rivers of this region flow a place forest, providing fofor river dolphins and crocodile, and a local resource for the community. most shrimp farms in bangladesh stuff themselvess, caught in the rivers usingng very fine and ne. for everyry share of cox, an average of 50 juvenile fish will die. this practice is decimating the marine environment. [speaking foreign language] >> embankments arere used in ths region to protect farmers and communities from storms that regularly hi

bangladesh wickets were a stretch. a mark wood stretch at that.ocked england out of the last world cup cricket cup. they will fill you on the gaps, with chris woakes off injured they were picked off. just as bangladesh's innings was inflaying they gave it too much air. two wickets in two balls and bangladesh finished with a good score that could have been much more. not easy for england, but one day scores are gone through a sort of inflation in recent years so bangladesh 305 might not hold the value it did a few years ago. england will hope. england soon gave bangladesh something to cling to. jason roy scored one. alex hales wouldn't miss out. no need norris, i’u ns we re wouldn't miss out. no need norris, runs were everywhere. he passed 50 and got to within one shot of 100. that was it. hobbling behind himjoe root scoring a sent on a sore leg deserves applause. it deserves two lots which he got later, a co mforta ble lots which he got later, a comfortable end to england's beginning. it's been a day of british success at the french open, with bot

this was a day for batting, england asked bangladesh to do it first.kets were stretched, a mark would stretch about, bangladesh and not england out of the last word cricket cup and if anyone needed a reminder here it was, they'll fill in the gaps. with chris woakes injured tommy iqbal picked off those left, owing to a superb century but as the bangladesh innings was including they gave it to much air and pop, two wickets in two balls, a good score that they might have got more so score that they might have got more so england had hoped, bangladesh also had something to cling to because jason roy is called one. alex hales would not miss out, no need for a risk, runs everywhere, he got to within one shot of 100. this was it, that was it. hobbling behind him,joe was it, that was it. hobbling behind him, joe root, batting on a sore ankle he limped over the line, test captain, one—day centurion and fitting scorer of the winning runs. for england the perfect end to the beginning. patrick geary, bbc news, at the oval. joe root again underlining why he is one

bangladesh knocked england out of the last cricket world cup.oa kes reminding, here it was. with chris woakes injured, tammy iqbal picked off those left, going into a superb century. bangladesh gave it to my share and pop, two wickets in two balls, they had a good score but they may have had more. england had hoped and bangladesh had something to cling to. jason roy scored one. alex hales would not miss out. no risk, runs everywhere. passing 50, within a shot of 100. this is it... that was it. bling behind, job route batting on a sore ankle. limping over the line. —— joe root. batting on a sore ankle. limping over the line. ——joe root. a fitting scorer of the winning runs. for england, the perfect end to the beginning. patrick gearey, bbc news at the oval. this horse will be hoping to win the epsom derby on saturday — flat racing's premier event. this is eminent, and his father is the great, undefeated frankel. but unlike other frankel foals, which have sold for millions of dollars, eminent failed to sell at auction. but trainer martin meede saw

he made bangladesh believe. with great power comes great responsibility.once yadav removed iqbal there was some doubt. it echoed down the order. their spell ended shorter than where it might. with a target of 265, it takes more than that to worry india. they have dar one first, the top run scorer will stop and in comes officially the best one—day batsmen in the world, virat kohli. -- one—day batsmen in the world, virat kohli. —— they had darwan on first, the top run scorer. virat kohli was getting towards 8000 one—day test runs. pakistan versus india is a lwa ys runs. pakistan versus india is always a final, and this time it is the final. i think it is a 300, 310 wicket. to reduce them, to 260, we never let them get there. from that point of view it was pretty clinical by the bowlers. looking at how flat the wicket was, as well. it's the first round of the us open in wisconsin. rickie fowler took the clubhouse lead with a record equalling seven under par 65. the best opening round in the tournament since 1980. the leader board has been dominated by america

pakistan into the final having beat england on wednesday but here's what happened, bangladesh batted7, iqbal, who opened their innings with a top score of 70, rahim picking up 61 and then mortaza and mahmudullah getting 30 and 21. what wasn't an issue was for the indians, rohit sharma, another century for rohit sharma, and virat kohli, that innings of 96 took him over 8001—day international runs. he didn't get his century because rohit sharma hit a six to win his match. those two players, seeing them through to that final, there will be millions of people watching on sunday on sunday in that final against pakistan. they played earlier in the tournament and india w011 earlier in the tournament and india won by 124 runs on the duckworth—lewis system and since then pakistan have really improved. patrick gearey was there watching the match. if you went on the enthusiastic mod theirfans if you went on the enthusiastic mod their fans you would think every game they played was bangladesh's biggest yet, this one probably was. their first biggest yet, this one probably was. theirfirst major b

but down came the drizzle and with it bangladesh's innings which began to fizzle out. solitary wrong—headed, 182 all out. australia had done what was expected, but the weather then did the same. it didn't last too long as australia could at least get their chase under way but with more rain expected they may not get a chance to finish it. ben croucher, bbc news. that rain really causing problems. they have just come off again. australia 83—1 in the 16th over, 20 overs will count as a completed match with australia well ahead of the run rate at the moment. it looks like the weather will thwart the rest of the match so we will keep you updated through the rest of the programme and into the evening. so rain at the 0val and the forecast isn't great for cardiff tomorrow where england play new zealand. joe wilson has been wading through the puddles and looks ahead to a game which if england win, will put them into the semi—finals. here we are at a cricket ground in cardiff but no cricketers, just some groundsman anson covers, gloomy, never mind, press on, opportunity for som

asedesiansnd cyclist cross from india into bangladesh, border guards check identity papers. but they don't check this vehicle. the driver gets new papers. he barely has to slow down. and that's how cows from india are brought, illegally, into the country to be slaughtered. in hinduism, the majority religion in india, cows are sacred. in the first village on the bangladeshi side, we find a collection point for cattle brought in from india. there are dozens of places like this along the border. traders tell us that smugglers benefittraders tell us that smugglers ask for the equivalent of about 150 euros for a cow from india. nobody here is keen to talk to us on camera. >> i'm just the driver. >> we ask if they are his cows. >> i don't know where the cows come from. i am just a driver. >> large cattle markets like this one are held every day at different locations near the border. mohamad hasanujjaman wants to sell six cows here today. we ask whether they come from bangladesh. >> there are a few cattle breeders here as well. but i bought these cows at the border. th>> sales are

we ask whether they come from bangladesh. >> there are a few cattle breeders here as well.l. but i bought these cows at the border. they probably came from the other side. >> sales are recorded at this booth. at the stroke of a pen, an indian cow becomes a b bangladei one. illegal cattle trading is an important part of the economy here. so authorities turn a blind eye. at the market, mohamad harun inspects the livestock on offer. he buys cattle to sell to others. he views the animals as raw material for the leather industry. >> they're skinny, but the hides are quite good. the hides need to be firm. it shouldn't hang down like this. >> i -- it's estimated that one and a half million cattle from india are sold in bangladesh every year. kabir riton is a journalist who's researched cattle smuggling. he says it continues to flourish despite efforts by indian authorities to curb it. the cattle from india are crammed on to trucks and transported to the bangladeshi capital dhaka, four hundred kilometers away. >> t the value of a cow doublesy the time it rereaches dhaka, o about thre

but bangladesh ended england's last attempt at the cricket world cup just two years ago. eventually, england found a cure for the flashbacks, soumya sarkar caught in the deep. not long after bangladesh lost that wicket, england lost a bowler — chris woakes off with a side strain. more work for those who remained, so liam plunkett had reason to thank mark wood for going out of his way to help rather spectacularly. for the most part, england's fielders spent their time chasing, and sometimes even that was pointless, once tamim iqbal got going. this is where captains earn their money. the challenge, to dismantle the platform bangladesh were building. it can be frustrating work. but nobody said it would be easy, or particularly friendly. patrick gearey, bbc news, at the oval. the actor roy barraclough has died, at the age of 81. he was best known for playing the rovers return landlord alec gilroy in coronation street — and for performing alongside les dawson. our arts correspondent david sillito looks back at his life. i will have it seemed to. roy barraclough was alec gilroy

and patrick, bangladesh were going well until they lost some key wickets.nts. bangladesh took two early wickets. then we had a period ofa early wickets. then we had a period of a bangladeshi dominance. it looks a good pitch to bat on. it seemed that bangladesh were going to make a really good total, above 300 but things changed quickly. wicket after wicket fell, they could not get the run rate up or any momentum going. the total looks like it is not what it could've been. remember, india are such good chasers in one—day cricket. bangladesh have never made a semifinal before. who expected them to make this one? india are such formidable opponents, they have the added advantage of playing pakistan in sunday's final at the awful. that is some way off but what i deem might be. indeed, yes. many thanks. some rugby now. some rugby now. owen farrell faces an anxious wait to see if he'll be fit for the british and irish lions' first test against new zealand in nine days' time. the england fly half is out of saturday's match against the maori all blacks in rotorua.

landslides and floods kill more than 100 as monsoon rains hit bangladesh.nd a special report from venezuela where, despite massive wealth, an unprecedented number of children are facing hunger. the american government's top lawyer has been facing tough questions about the trump campaign's links to russia and allegations that he colluded with russian intelligence to influence the result. asked if the russians interfered with the election, attorney generaljeff sessions said "it appears so" but he angrily rejected claims of collusion. and he defended president trump's sacking of fbi directorjames comey. from washington, nick bryant. capitol hill, on days such as this, america's most elegantly designed theatre. the stage for the latest instalment of a russian saga gripping washington and destabilising the trump white house. last week saw act i, the testimony of this former fbi directorjames comey, fired by president trump. now the sequel, attorney generaljeff sessions, a former trump campaign adviser, now the head of the justice department. he came out counterp

we are keeping a close eye on bangladesh for you.scusses the 37 bills that will form the government's agenda, next year. but it was her hat that was getting a lot of attention on social media. julia macfarlane explains why. for the first time in 43 years, queen elizabeth ii did not wear her crown to the queens beach, but her hat has had wear her crown to the queens speech, but her hat has had everybody talking. my lords and members of the house of commons... look familiar? as her majesty outlined the 27 bills that will form the government's two—year agenda, users talk to twitter to note the striking resemblance of her royal blue hat, its seven yellow flowers, and the stars of the european flag. one confused twitter user wrote... ..said a former great british bake—off presenter... and, from a european journalist in brussels... the queen, as head of state, is politically neutral, and on political matters, she acts upon the advice of her government. but that won't stop many from speculating theories as to whether or not her majesty was

landslides and floods kill more than a hundred as monsoon rains hit bangladesh. iam babita i am babita sharma iam babita sharma in i am babita sharma in london. also in the programme: after a year and a half in north korean jails, an american student is flown home. is it a movie? no, it's a game. it looks like a hollywood premiere, but the latest incarnation of spiderman is heading to a console, not a cinema. hello everyone. it's 8am in singapore 1am in the morning in london and 8pm in the evening in washington, where the us government's top lawyer has been facing tough questions about the alleged russian interference in last year's presidential election. attorney generaljeff sessions said that claims he colluded with moscow were "detestable lies". and he defended the controversial sacking of the fbi directorjames comey. from washington, nick bryant reports. capitol hill, on days such as this, america's most elegantly designed theatre. the stage for the latest instalment of a russian saga gripping washington and destabilising the trump white house. last week saw

and rain thwarts what looked set to be certain victory for australia over bangladesh in their icc champions trophy match. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the sad news that former ivory coast midfielder cheick tiote has died aged 30. he collapsed while training with his club beijing enterprises. he moved to china earlier this year after playing in the english premier league with newcastle united since 2010. he will be remembered as a tough tackling midfielder. cheick tiote played premier league games for newcastle. 0ne cheick tiote played premier league games for newcastle. one of his most memorable moments came when he scored this incredible volley with just seconds left as his team came from 4—0 down to clinch a draw with arsenal. former teammates were quick to pay tribute on social media. netherlands and newcastle goalkeeper said" deeply sad to hear the news about cheick tiote. 0ne said" deeply sad to hear the news about cheick tiote. one of my favourite teammates. my thoughts are with his family. this argentinian midfielder said... and newcastle great and former en

bangladesh has a long history of natural disasters. before. hundreds of trees were uprooted and agricultural fields were badly damaged. these are the victims of cyclone mora which hit the south—eastern part of bangladesh. this is a cyclone shelter and located close to the bay of bengal. thousands of people took shelter here when the devastating storm hit the area. the powerful cyclone, which swept through the south—east bangladesh, has damaged over 50,000 homes in the area. after leaving the safety of the cyclone shelters, some have started to rebuild using just old bamboo they find. track? my houseis old bamboo they find. track? my house is completely damaged. there is no way to cook food in my home, my family has become helpless. i am here to look for some relief. several 100 makeshift houses of rohingya muslims have been destroyed. local leaders say the priority was to save lives during the storm. now they are collecting names of the families who lost their homes. translation: in our village, 500 houses were lost. now we are trying

in bangladesh, lightning strikes have killed at least 22 people in the space of 48 hours.e country after a week of monsoon rains which have triggered a series of deadly landslides — the worst on record. 150 people died last week. every year the country experiences weeks of lightning strikes during the monsoon season, resulting in high death tolls. so what causes lightning in this region and will we expect more extreme lightning storms? here's the bbc weatherman, stav danaos, with an explanation. as you have heard, there has been several dozen fatalities of lightning strikes in the last 48 hours in bangladesh. lightning is not uncommon in this part of the world before and during the course of the monsoons. we also had torrential rain with this thunderstorms, very large tail as well. and some flooding and mudslides, around 600 — 800 millimetres falling in some areas. the south—west monsoon is in full swing at the moment, as you can see on the satellite picture. heavy rain across some parts of india and towards myanmar. crossing into bangladesh, stretching into the north—east

bangladesh's score finished short. the target was 265.rry india. , the best one—day batsmen in the world, kohli. and at the other end, more in this corporate than either of them, sharma with this injury. the captain past 8001—day runs on way to victory, setting up a potential classic. india against pakistan, it is always fatal, but this time, the final. the us open golf is underway in wisconsin... rickie fowler scored a record—equalling seven—under—par 65 to top the leaderboard. that's the lowest first round score in this tournament since 1980. englishman tommy fleetwood had a great opening round too — two shots behind fowler he'sjoint second on round too — two shots behind fowler he's joint second on five under par. casey has just got an eagle on the first. you can go to the website, lee westwood also well placed. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. amidst the devastation — stories of extraordinary bravery are emerging. more than 200 firefighters tackled this blaze yesterday,entering the building when it was st

reporter [music] announcer: dhaka, capital of bangladesh. .here are already 13 million people here. that is set to almost double in the next decade, making this city one of the most densely populated places on earth. all these people are coming to dhaka because their rural homes are being destroyed. atiq: bangladesh is the front line state of climate change because of the multiplicity of impacts. announcer: cyclones, bursting rivers, torrential raiain fall. climate change i is felt here more than anywhere else in the world. climate refugees from all over the country are pouring into dhaka fleeing for their lives.

in front of a 22,000 crowd bangladesh scored 305—6.gland's highest—scoring batsman with 133 not out. he also scored the winning runs. the actor roy barraclough, who's best known for playing the landlord alec gilroy in coronation street, has died at the age of 81 following a short illness. roy barraclough also worked in a comedy double act with les dawson. our arts correspondent, david sillito, looks back at his life. i'll have it seen to. what about cloth was alec gilroy for more than 30 years —— roy barraclough. cloth was alec gilroy for more than 30 years —— roy barracloughlj therefore proclaim that they are husband and wife. alec was good at looking after the pennies, a bit short on romance. their one kiss me. julie goodyear said she was devastated. she says they were just like a married couple. with other long—running tv role with another on—screen couple of his double act with les dawson in which he played cissy, the slightly more refined friend of les dawson's aider. new guinea, new york, new zealand. where shall we go? new brigh

bangladesh is unprepared to handle disasters of this scale.the firefighters lacked the manpower to respond to every call, and those brought to local hospitals have to be treated by candlelight. it's the middle of monsoon season. heavy rains are nothing new, but experts believe deforestation and illegal soil extraction may be to blame for the landslides. laura: spanish authorities are normally investigating cristiano ronaldo for alleged tax evasion. he is accused of hiding more than 40 million euros in offshore companies between 2011-2014. he says his conscience is clear. spanish tax authorities are sending a message, not even the world's highest-paid footballer gets a free pass. the prosecutor's office in madrid is formerly investigating real madrid star cristiano rinaldo for tax evasion. he's accuse of stashing 14.7 million euros in offshore companies between 2011-2014, income earned from his image rights. authorities believe he consciously under clinton -- aser the cleric's earnings opposed to nearly 43 million euros during the same time. he

there has been billion—dollar loan five provincial capitals in bangladesh.old the bbc the donald trump is not a business friendly president. —— qatar. saudi arabia, bahrain, and egypt have accused doha of supporting terrorism and getting too close to iran. the implication that qatar has been allied with terrorism is incorrect. we have been the leaders in fighting terrorism. we have the largest base outside the united states. we have 10,000 american troops here. don't you think that a leader of a superpower should at least have his act together and be consistent? how can he be business friendly as a president if he is encouraging and condoning the blockade of the tiny nation that is so important in the emre can fight against terrorism. that was the boss of qatar airways. elliott management has called bhp billiton to upgrade its board of directors. this comes as the move to choose a new chairman. electronic giants have been grabbing headlines at the largest gaming show in the world, e3, not least nintendo, which has introduced a number of new games. all these

bangladesh remember when england got it wrong.ed england out of the last cricket world cup. australia and new zealand are also in england's group. if they get out of it, india may await. this competition is short and sharp, the least forgiving in the sport. it cranks up the excitement. it is one thing we haven't had in the last two years, must win games against the top eight teams in the world. it's very exciting in that respect. and like i said, it is part of our development as a team, to turn performances on and off. you cannot turn injured knees on and off, so england are being careful with ben stokes. they will decide how much he bowls tomorrow morning. decisions about risk and reward are key to this tournament. england know the line between the two is ever thinner. patrick gearey, bbc news. something else i have been looking forward to... the ice hockey. game 2 of the nhl‘s stanley cup final is underway in pennslvania. the defending champions pittsburgh are once again at home to first—time finalists nashville predators hoping

our bangladesh correspondent, akbar hossain, has been to the worst—affected area.ssive landslide took place three days ago. so far, 150 people have died. many are still missing. the army and fire service are still continuing the rescue operation. and still, many people are still trapped under the mud. but firefighters and rescue operators are not actually hoping to rescue anyone alive from the rubble. this area is prone to landslides. but this is the deadliest ever landslide in recent years. many people are still taking shelter in some other areas which are safe and they cannot return home. many people are still searching for near and dear people still under the mud. road communications, power supplies, and mobile networks have been cut off for the last four days in the area and in some other districts. authorities say it will take time to restore communication. leading american politicians are playing their traditional charity baseball game a day after a leading republican and three others were shot during practice for the match. the annual congressional baseball

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bangladesh were bowled out for 182 — despite 95 from tamim iqbal. reply, reaching 83—1 before the rain arrived just four overs shy of what would make it a completed game — and the match has been abandoned. so rain at the oval and the forecast isn't great for cardiff tomorrow where england play new zealand. joe wilson has been wading through the puddles and looks ahead to a game which, if england win, will put them into the semi—finals. here we are at a cricket ground in cardiff, but no cricketers. just some groundsmen and covers. gloomy, never mind. press on, the opportunity for indoor exercise for england's cricketers today in a competitive football match going on. ben stokes has been taking part, payne three for several days. one of several players staying over the weekend, the threat of terrorism after the attack there in this tournament has been part of the conversation. you may remember at the back end of last year, the captain wouldn't go to bangladesh for security reasons. but as for the champions trophy, eoin morgan is now sure that they mus

. >> jonathan is so fascinating you go to countries like bangladesh people say a poverty in america is not real the pork and beef -- live like the middle-class anywhere else in the world and want to come back to that discussion but i remember when you were a critic with $2 a day that is the rise of extreme poverty in the united states so can you really compare u.s. party to the developing world and you said yes would you still say that?. >> yes. absolutely. and those have come to the u.s. after thinking of poverty as a different situation when we do work in india or bangladesh one of the things that is so immediate to see how much instability or illiquidity. so people are just struggling. so that made it much easier and see those same kinds of things. >> so you already had it in your mind to patch together from bangladesh?. >> and i read some of that earlier work that was part of the lives of some community. of how that's played out and into the open to see this type of passion. end then despite the odds but it was coming with an open mind. >> because i did not know very much but askin

after studying countries like bangladesh and a lot of people say poverty in america really isn't real; right? the american poor live like the middle class anywhere else in the world. and i want to come back do that several times during our conversation but i remember when you were a critic, i think at a critic session for my book, "$2.00 a day" a luke shafer, and that book is about the rise of extreme poverty in the united states, someone asked you this question; can you really compare u.s. poverty to poverty in the developing world and you said yes. would you still say that and tell us more. >> yeah. absolutely. it was a real privilege to come to the u.s. after having spent a lot of time thinking about poverty and different situations. when you are doing work in india and bangladesh and other places one thing that is so immediate to see is how much instability there is and how much illiquidity because people are struggling to put together the resources at the right time. coming with that mindset, made it easier to come to places like san francisco and new york and see some of the sam

condemnation stretches far beyond bangladesh. there has been a worldwide chorus of anger.responsibility. make our planet great again. it is inspiring to see china, india, brazil taking their commitment seriously on this. donald trump needs to be condemned in the strongest possible terms for this reckless and frankly economically illiterate decision. our message to you, mr president, is that as a public servant, especially as your first and most important responsibility is to protect the people. but in america‘s coal states, there‘s strong support for the president‘s championing of fossil fuels. he made a promise. this is a man who gets up every day to keep the promises he made to the american people. and by withdrawing today from the paris climate accord, the president has demonstrated his commitment notjust to keep his word, but to put american workers, american consumers, american energy and the american people first. but renewables like solar and wind are now outcompeting coal on price and creating three times morejobs. so the president may have caused an international

bangladesh yesterday against england. england went in the favourites.ce? i think it was exactly the kind of performance they would have wanted. you are put under pressure by a good bangladesh side, and to come out the other side with and to come out the other side with a win. it is something they have struggled to do over the last ten, 15, 20 years, so for them to struggled to do over the last ten, 15,20 years, so for them to do struggled to do over the last ten, 15, 20 years, so for them to do that with such confidence was really good to see. well, good luck in everything you do in the future, whatever it is you decide. and thank you for appearing on sportsday. still to come on sportsday, we are with the lions in new zealand, the match with the all blacks just three weeks away... and i will be meeting the frankel foal that no one wanted, yet could win the derby. now, syria's national football team face china later this month with qualification to next year's world cup in russia still a real possibility. it's an astonishing achievement for a country in

so far nothing can be taken for granted against bangladesh.very impressive score in their opening innings of 305—6. tamim iqbal, the opener, did the damage. an impressive 129 from him, his ninth odi score for bangladesh and it was that third wicket partnership that he put on with his partnership that he put on with his partner who made 79, they made 176 together hoping to egg helping bangladesh post that 305,000 six. england made the worst possible start, openerjason roy went for one as he chipped down the leg side and was caught by rahman. that continues a bad run of form the jason roy who hasn't posted a total in his last six innings but alex hales steadied the ship with an impressive 95, he fell five runs short of what would have been a sixth odi century. and ably assisted by joe have been a sixth odi century. and ably assisted byjoe root, who was looking impressive himself, closing in on looking impressive himself, closing inona looking impressive himself, closing in on a century as well. that would be his tenth odi century for england. eo

bangladesh only made 305—6.nership put bangladesh on their way. but when they were dismissed, two more wickets followed. liam plunkett the standout performer. he made 4—59. a very reasonable return as he continues to cement his reputation as one of england‘s standout one—day bowlers. in reply, england needed to score quickly. they failed to do so. jason roy went for just one. quickly. they failed to do so. jason roy went forjust one. he scooped a shot down the leg side caught by rahman off the bowling of mortaza. he will be bitterly disappointed. increased clamours forjonny ba i rstow, increased clamours forjonny bairstow, opening the batting for yorkshire at the moment, to come in to replace him. joe root has come into steady things. a short while ago there were 71—1. they have a huge amount of capabilities in the batting department through this side. england, as one of the pretournament favourites, are hosting the tournament once again. there is a certain amount of pressure, not just from there is a certain am

bangladesh all—out for 305-6. took four. bangladesh all—out for 305—6.rs. they have never won a major 50 over tournament. the pressure is on england to perform. with the scoreboard pressure, it is going to be interesting how this afternoon pans out. thank you. andy murray is on court in the second round of the french open — he‘s facing world number 50 martin klizan. the slovakian took the first set 7-6. the slovakian took the first set 7—6. murray is serving for the second, where it is currently 5—2. the pair have met once before, a match that murray won. he has never won the title at roland garros. britain‘s kyle edmund is up against argentina‘s renzo oleevo this afternoon. it looks like french winger antoine griezmann won‘t be going to manchester united — according to sources close to the club. it had been widely reported that united were making griezmann their top target this summer, and were close to triggering the escape clause in his contract with atletico madrid. but it seems united have turned their attention away from the winger to concentrate o

bangladesh 95—2 at that stage. terminate a bowl, who has moved past his ninth odi ioo. one man, terminate a bowl, who has moved past his ninth odi 100. 16 and moved past his ninth odi100. 16 and several fours on the way to the impressive close all. he is still on the crease at the moment but ben stokes and himself involved in a bit ofan stokes and himself involved in a bit of an altercation at in the square. stokes a bit frustrated with the way it has gone so far this morning to england. it bowl boating stole back to his mark at one point, ben stokes marched off to the boundary to be heckled somewhat by the bangladesh supporters who are here in huge numbers has to be said. england having really struggled, it is iqbal at the moment. moving to 300, if not beyond that. any score of 300 it will be difficult for england to respond now with that scoreboard pressure. not the best start. thank you. it looks like french winger antoine griezmann won't be going to manchester united — according to sources close to the club. it

in the slums of bangladesh, water levels are rising as the world warms.ident trump is no surprise. he has effectively made the us a rogue state. the us will be entirely on its own. the rest of the world has already said that we will carry on on our own without the us. condemnation stretches far beyond bangladesh. there has been a worldwide chorus of anger. wherever we are, we all share the same responsibility. make our planet great again. it is inspiring to see china, india, brazil taking their commitment seriously on this. donald trump needs to be condemned in the strongest possible terms for this reckless and frankly economically illiterate decision. 0ur message to you, mr president, is that as a public servant, especially as your first and most important responsibility is to protect the people. but in america's coal states, there is strong support for the president's championing of fossil fuels. he made a promise. this is a man who gets up every day to keep the promises he made to the american people. and by withdrawing today from the paris climate acc

|ndia beat bangladesh to face pakistan for the title. fowler off to a flyer at the us 0pen.alkeeper. everton have bought him for £30 million from sunderland. india have reached the icc champions trophy final after thrashing bangladesh by nine wickets at edgbaston. the defending champions reached their victory target of 265

bangladesh will go through to the semifinals if england win today.aland, knocking them out with a five—wicket win, thanks largely to a record 224—run partnership between shakib al hasan, and mahmudullah. andy murray said he'd had "a good tournament, all things considered", after losing in the semi—finals of the french open. he was beaten in five sets by stan wawrinka, in a match which lasted over four—and—a—half hours — murray does leave paris in better shape, than when he arrived though — and he tried to take some positives from his run. i'm not happy right now, i am disappointed and frustrated and tired after a long, long couple of weeks, but i am proud i have put myself in a position when there was a lot of doubt coming into the event and i didn't feel great at the beginning of the tournament. but i worked through it and i accepted the position i was in and i gave a reasonable account of myself. stan wawrinka will play nine—time champion rafael nadal final after he beat dominic thiem in straight sets. nadal has yet to drop a set at this year's tou

bangladesh will feel they should of got well over 300.d good. it looked like they we re looked good. it looked like they were scoring for fun but things can change so quickly. the echoes of doubt that rippled through the bangladeshi batting order for the one batsmen followed another fulford no one could get any momentum going so no one could get any momentum going so that total of 264—7 wasn't what it might have been and india started well with darwan. with a lot more batting to come, you feel they are in control of this match and bangladesh will have to do something pretty spectacular to get back into it. indian know if they can get to the final on sunday, it will be against pakistan at the oval, what a contest that promises to be. still a bit of cricket to play but india are well in control. thank you very much. owen farrell faces an anxious wait to see if he'll be fit for the british and irish lions' first test against new zealand in nine days' time. the england fly half is out of saturday's match against the maori all blacks in rotoru

over a hundred people have died in landslides in bangladesh, triggered by monsoon rains.cluding three from one family. many were killed while they slept. the authorities in the remote villages in the chittagong hills have warned the death toll will rise, as many affected areas remain cut off from rescue workers. akbar hossain has the latest from dhaka. for many people this was a nightmare. many victims buried during the night. the affected areas, including chittagong hills we re areas, including chittagong hills were caught by the landslide. the army was sent in to help with the rescue operation. dozens of people 01’ rescue operation. dozens of people or also missing following recent rains. translation: i cannot find my house. it has been buried. i was evacuated from my home. two of my family died and two survived. many roads are blocked and telecommunication links and electricity have also been cut off and contact has been lost with some of the communities. there is an increase of lands lights during the rainy season. 0r increase of lands lights during the rainy season.

bangladesh has seen 5ome in the bay of bengal. bangladesh has seen some heavy rain.wet weather worked its way across to japan. thi5 we have seen some wet weather worked its way across to japan. this line of cloud is a 5emipermanent feature in this part of the world. it does bring heavy rain into 5outhern japan. it extends back into 5outhern and central china with hong kong on the edge of that. it has been quite wet here recently. some heavy showers acro55 south—east asia in the philippines, indonesia and out towards pa pa the philippines, indonesia and out towards papa new guinea. in europe, we have got high pressure in charge. that is bringing settled weather. the pressure is the dominant feature to was the northeast of europe. 17 degrees in moscow and windy. it is much hotter west you are. hello, i'm karin giannone, this is 0utside source. the iraqi military says so—called islamic state militants have blown up the grand al—nuri mosque in mosul. it's the historic landmark was where is leader abubakr al—baghdadi proclaimed a "caliphate" in 201a. the british governmen

parts of bangladesh and march through the weekend have rain.rth eastern states as well. another 200 to 400 millimetres is quite possible, widely across bangladesh and brian mark, exacerbating flag issues. across to asia, the mayan flood drifts northward away from hong kong, taking it to shanghai and the southern fringes of japan. some taking it to shanghai and the southern fringes ofjapan. some rain will be quite expensive and again, could cause issues with some localised flooding. we will keep you posted and development as and when they occur through the next couple of days. elsewhere, across europe, wings have been hot. it fresh air into the weekend, across the uk and northern europe, in low to mid 20s temperature. but it settled and sunny, not as hot as it has been, but that's the place to be for sunshine. a detailed forecasts for the uk coming up injust under half an hour but the fresher story. breezy conditions, sunshine and showers. but it may have escaped your attention that it's glastonbury this weekend. this is a live shot from early o