beaumont still not out on 141.nder three days away from one of the biggest matches in rugby union history, as the british & irish lions look for only their second ever series win over the all blacks. the lions are in queenstown after a few days off, preparing for that series decider in auckland on saturday. and while world champions new zealand haven't lost at eden park in 23 years, the lions know what it is about taking it to another level. we have managed to level the series but we know they will be hurt again come back firing so we need to be able to take ourselves to replace we have never been before mentally and physically and think that stresses the importance of how big this week's preparations are going to be. that's all sport for now. you can find more on all things wimbledon on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport, and i'll have more in the next hour. thank you very much. the former southampton football coach bob higgins has been charged in connection with an investigation into non—recent child a

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first—innings total, 373-5 courtesy of a huge first—innings total, 373—5 with centuries for tammy beaumont also at the women's world cup there was a big win for australia, they thrashed pakistan to stay undefeated. southern stars winning by 159 runs. and you know why — pakistan struggled, labouring to 131 from 50 overs. and india too maintained their 100% record with a 16 run victory over sri lanka. sharma dominating, as india made 232- sharma dominating, as india made 232— eight from 50 overs. sri lanka's reply was underpinned by manidara, hitting 61 from 75 balls, but when she was out, sri lanka's hopes went with her, 17 runs short of the target at the end of 50 overs, but is four defeats in a row for sri lanka and four wins out four for sri lanka and four wins out four for india. new zealand and the british & irish lions have named their teams for saturday's third and deciding test in auckland. the lions will be aiming to complete a first series win over the all blacks since 1971. katie gornall reports from new zealand. well, last week graham rowntree, assistant coach, hinted changes wi

women are into the semi—finals of the cricket world cup after beating new zealand. 0pener tammy beaumontshe made 93. when she wasjoined by natalie sivver, who made 129 — her second century of the world cup — they pushed on to 284 for nine off their fifty overs. new zealand began well... but then collapsed, losing four wickets to england's spin bowlers in quick succession. they were bowled out for 209. giving england victory by 75 runs. theirfifth in a row. australia and south africa are also through to the last four. german marcel kittel has won yet another stage at the tour de france... his fifth this year... while chris froome holds onto the leader's yellowjersey. in one of the flattest stages of this year's race — kittel — in the green — had too much powerfor his rivals at the line in poe. froome continues to lead by 18 seconds as the race heads into the pyrenees tomorrow. england's women have been beaten 1—0 by japan at the world hockey league semi—finals in johannesberg today. mami karino swept in a cross to put japan ahead inside the first three minutes of the first quarter... and

at the women's cricket world cup, there's been a record partnership of 275 between tammy beaumont ands against south africa. while they lost opener lauren winfield for 24 in bristol, the hosts recovered brilliantly, as both beaumont and taylor got centuries on their way to 148 and 147 respectively. south africa are currently 84—0. a zero, giving ita go on that hefty run chase. to the england men's team now, and two spinners have been selected for the first test against south africa which begins at lords tomorrow. liam dawsonjoins moeen ali in the team. in his first test as captain, joe root has confirmed he'll bat at four, with the recalleds gary balance at three and johnny bairstow at five. full—back liam williams is the only injury worry for the british and irish lions ahead of saturday's deciding test against new zealand in auckland. the welshman is struggling with what the lions camp call "tightness" in his leg. leigh halfpenny is the likely choice as cover. warren gatland will name his side at eight o clock tonight. it's about taking it to another level now. we managed to level t

at least a thousand people have taken to the streets of the french city of beaumont so why are the protesters though demanding justice for a young man who died a year ago in police custody initially in this case police officials claim the man died of a heart attack they said he was under the influence of alcohol and drugs but his relatives insisted on the second autopsy which revealed he actually died from asphyxiation allegations of a cover up in the family sparked by justice led to the case being transferred to a court in paris. the media has been obsessing over the looks star and mannerisms of donald trump the since the billionaire businessman made his bid for the white house but just how important is style over substance auntie's jaclyn vegas been trying to find out. america's commander in chief is meant to be a representation of the country as a whole and its values and what does america pride itself on if not diversity we believe our diversity our differences when joined together by a common set of ideals makes a strong americans are a diverse people with respect and concern for every s

he needs no doubt has come as a relief to local residents in beaumont on their home. good bitterly opposed the fans out from the beginning. emmanuel mcluhan's government insists that haven't abandoned the idea of the radicalization facilities all together. in into ministerial de radicalize asian committee with the interior and justice ministries will be charged with developing alternative solutions. to incarceration. it's time now for a check of the top business news stories and shout peloton joins me now how high the charles hi tom let's start with the nationalist nationalization i should say of the s. t. x.. shipyards in france because it's an issue that's. look below to be brought hot under the collar that's slightly. french president emmanuel mccoy just backtrack he. to the decision on thursday to temporarily nationalized close shipyards on the atlantic coast. and this is generated a lot of criticism around europe. the move is a way to have more time to negotiate a lower price for a takeover by italian firm fincantieri. but this is raising questions for some. germ

women are into the semi—finals of the cricket world cup after beating new zealand. 0pener tammy beaumontderby — she made 93. and when she was joined by natalie sciver, who made 129 — her second century of the world cup — they pushed on to 284—9 off their 50 overs. new zealand began well — but then collapsed, losing four wickets to england's spin bowlers and being bowled out for 209, giving england victory by 75 runs. it was england's fifth win in succession following defeat by india in their opening game. german marcel kittel has won his fifth stage at this year's tour de france whilst chris froome holds onto the leader's yellow jersey. in one of the flattest stages of this year's race — kittel — in the green — had too much powerfor his rivals at the line in pau. froome continues to lead as the race heads into the pyrenees tomorrow. 0rganisers of the world pa ra—athletics championships have said that they will hold a moment of silence when they begin on friday to remember abdullah hayayei, the para—athlete from the united arab emirates who was killed while training at newham leisure cent

women's cricket world cup by 68 runs, thanks to a record—breaking partnership of 275 from tammy beaumonthird in the group stage table, as hugh ferris reports. watching on, the potential stars of england's cricket future. south africa are an emerging force in the woman's game. their strength is their bowling, not that that was immediately obvious. sarah taylor was not far behind, rapidly becoming the story of the day. the writing was on the wall for south africa. they formed the highest partnership in world cup history. could south africa pull off the highest chase. england looks like they might let this slip through their fingers. south africa managed with the bat what they failed to do with the ball, apply pressure. england had it under control, though. their third victory in a row, and their immediate future looks pretty positive. tomorrow sees the start ofjoe root‘s reign as england's test captain — the first test of the summer, against south africa, at lords. gary ballance returns to the side after being dropped for the winter tour of india. spinner liam dawson makes his home test de

sarah taylor and tammy beaumont steadied things somewhat. taylor then fell for 35.hamshire bowler luke fletcher is expected to be released from hospital today after suffering a head injury in yesterday t20 match against birmingham. fletcher was hit by a straight drive, and was bleeding, but managed to walk off the pitch with the help of a physio. it was confirmed that he had a concussion, and he was kept in hospital overnight as a precautionary measure. notts said they would "continue to monitor him very closely." the austrian grand prix is underway in spielberg. sadie ‘s made the perfect getaway from pole position to lead the race ahead of championship leader sebastian vettel. —— mercedes made the perfect getaway. lewis hamilton started in eighth position because he had a gearbox change penalty. he is a p pa re ntly gearbox change penalty. he is apparently running at fifth—place at the moment. striker romelu lukaku says he didn't need to think twice about agreeing to move to manchester united, describing them as the biggest club in the world. lukaku, who's set to h

tammy beaumont watched as wickets fell around her but reached her 50, from 58 balls. end to her innings though, falling seven runs short of a century. that's all sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. i'll have more in the next hour. a man has won a landmark ruling which will give his husband the same pension rights as a wife would receive. the supreme court, the uk's highest court, unanimously ruled that as long as they remain married, ifjohn walker dies his husband is entitled to a spouse's pension. speaking after the ruling, mr walker made a statement outside the supreme court, saying he now wants a commitment from the government to continue protecting the pension rights of same—sex spouses after brexit. it is to our government '5 great shame that it has taken so many yea rs, shame that it has taken so many years, huge amounts of tax payers money, and the uk ‘s years, huge amounts of tax payers money, and the uk '5 highest court to drag them into the 21st century. in the years since we started this legal challenge, how many

they didn't notice until they were in bow mont several hours later -- beaumont several hours later. they dropped him off at a wildlifer is in houston. the trip was 200 miles. so after he recovered he will be released into the wild. alison: awfully cute. larry: yeah. coming up -- >> some days i'm on the phone like three and a half, four hours. next at 5:00, a museum ticket mess at th museum on the national mall. high school reunion years in making almost didn't happen until the "7 on your side" team stepped in to help. >> if you win football games everything else takes care of itself. alison: also next. game on. redskins hit the practice field in richmond and abc7 is there. the first full day of training camp just ahead. larry: a big misunderstanding on how to get passes to the national museum of african american history and culture on the national mall led a local man. alison: he had a group of classmates coming to town until he found out the ticket request had been denied. horace holmes got involved. horace: walter remembers the speech. he was there. >> i got up close and i did tha

tammy beaumont and alex hartley join us now.at, you world cup champion. 0k, thatis that, you world cup champion. 0k, that is great. it is what we dreamt of. to play at lord's, sell—out as well, incredible. we talked about it yesterday, in the context of sport altogether, but you particularly, nerves of steel, came right down to the wire. how were you all feeling? over the course of the tournament, we had a number of close games, and we had a number of close games, and we kept finding a way to win. alex was saying earlier anya shrubsole has been a hero for the last two games. once she got the ball, she was so games. once she got the ball, she was so determined to get the wickets and she homed in on the stumps. we have a lot to thank her for. at one point, india set a really achievable target. what was going through your minds? did you think you had lost it? at one stage, i am not going to lie, i knew what we had to come, i knew anya had to come back, get the run rate to sixs and then we knew we could win from there. the steely de

tammy beaumont and alex hartley talking to victoria derbyshire earlier today.communities are hoping to buck that trend. there are dozens of community pubs, run and owned by local shareholders where they not only pull the pints but also call the shots. john maguire reports. the beer and the banter is in full flow in holbrook. it was closed down two years ago and marked to be demolished and replaced with housing. and then some locals got together to save it. this was the hub of the community. this was where people met in the village. it was a good restaurant, it was a good pub. when it closed, many people stopped going out. we came and looked at it when we first bought it and thought, oh my god, what have we done? it was awful. but so many people turned up and helped during the weekends and week and so on. many hours went into making this happen, actually. and what we have got now is better than anything. as the project gathered pace, builders, structural engineers, and carpenters from the village, they were all getting together to help. there are now 51 communit

women are into the semi—finals of the cricket world cup after beating new zealand. 0pener tammy beaumontined by natalie sivver, who made 129 — her second century of the world cup. they pushed on to 284—9 off their 50 overs. new zealand began well. but then collapsed, losing four wickets to england's spin bowlers in quick succession. they were bowled out for 209, giving england victory by 75 runs, theirfifth in a row. australia and south africa are also through to the last four. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour thank you, hugh ferris. survivors of the grenfell tower disaster have confronted the senior investigating police officer looking at the fire during a hated public meeting tonight. it was intended to give the locals... (inaudible) . well, the meeting was intended to give locals an opportunity to question key figures, it descended into chaos as residents became angry and upset. the investigating officer matt bonner was quizzed at st cle m e nts matt bonner was quizzed at st clements church, a short distance from where the blaze happened exactly four weeks

watch out for that towards houston and beaumont today.uilding in the southwest, not just for southern california and also into arizona. an excessive heat watch will go into effect in arizona on thursday and into california. looking at the fireworks forecast, the strong storms into the central and southern plains, but for the most part, a really good looking fourth of july forecast. nice weather for the fireworks in chicago. boston, new york city and pretty much most cities around the country. i think we'll be looking for good weather for that tonight. and then as we look towards tomorrow's travel, if you're traveling i'd say towards cincinnati and missouri, you may have to deal with a little bit of rain. further to the west, hot and dry and looking better in the south after we had storms there earlier this week. for those of you flying today and into tomorrow, a couple of travel days, whether to keep an eye on, but generally speaking, not really the worst of it. as i said earlier, chris, i think overall this will be a fourth of july that

lauren winfield and tammy beaumont are both out, but england are moving along nicely.ruled out of their opening match of the women's european championship against scotland. stoney wasn't expected to start. but withdrew from training as a precaution with a hamstring injury. the lionesses are tipped to have a strong tournament and will be hoping to improve on their impressive third place at the 2015 world cup. we have had a bronze. we have had a silver. we are after the gold now. it's not going to be an easy task. it's not going to be an easy task. it will be difficult and it will ta ke it will be difficult and it will take a lot. there will be lumps and bumps along the way, but as ta team we're together and it's about pulling together and getting through them hurdles and at the end hopefully it will be worth the reward. former chelsea captain marcel desailly believesjohn terry can play football for another two seasons at least. he's 36—years—old now and after nearly two decades with the club has joined aston villa on a free transfer and desailly who moved to stamford br

so lots of key players have stood up to big for england, tammy beaumont at the top of the order has hade well at number four. natalie at number five has had an incredible tournament and she has scored two centuries so far. bowling attack... spearheaded by anya and catherine who are very experienced opening partnership. alex '5 bowling quite well, a young left—arm bowler. ata quite well, a young left—arm bowler. at a young team with some experience. a few over 30 but many in theirearly to experience. a few over 30 but many in their early to mid— 205. for india, again, they have a really well— balanced 5ide india, again, they have a really well— balanced side with india, again, they have a really well—balanced side with amazing experience. captain and opening all, theyju5t pa5t experience. captain and opening all, theyju5t past 6000 0di run5 experience. captain and opening all, theyju5t past 6000 0di runs this tournament to become the leading run scorer tournament to become the leading run scorer in an international women's cricket. it has ingredients to be a cla55ic cricket. it has ingre

while they lost opener lauren winfield for 2h, tammy beaumont and sarah taylor piled on the runs foruries. to men's cricket and england will go with two spinners for the first test against south africa at lords tomorrow. that means a chance for liam dawson. in his first test as captain, joe root has confirmed he'll bat at four, with gary balance at 3 and johnny bairstow at 5. full—back liam williams is the british and irish lions‘ only injury worry ahead of saturday's deceiding test against new zealand in auckland. the welshman is struggling with what the lions camp call tightness in his leg. leigh halfpenny is the likely choice as cover. warren gatland will name his side at 8 o'clock tonight. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. the former southampton football coach bob higgins has been charged in connection with an investigation into non—recent child abuse within the footballing community. these offences relate to allegations involving teenage boys and are alleged to have happened in the 1980s and 1990s. earlier, i spoke to our sports correspondent, richar

at the women's cricket world cup, a record—breaking second—wicket stand of 275 from tammy beaumont andover south africa. the men's team get their four—test series against south africa under way this morning at lord's. coin toss is at 11am. more at ten o'clock. one in four services providing care for the elderly and disabled in england is not safe enough. that's according to the care quality commission, which assesses home and residential care, nursing care and services for the learning disabled. their report is based on more than 33,000 inspections of over 211,000 care homes, home care agencies and other services. while the majority of services are good, it found there was "too much poor care, some providers are failing to improve, and there is even some deterioration in good services". of the nearly 11,000 residential care homes expected, more than 2,600 were rated either inadequate or requiring improvement for safety, while 37% of the residential nursing homes visited by the coc were rated as unsafe. and across the entire adult social care sector, 23% of services were found to requir

a score that included a record partnership of 275 between tammy beaumont and sarah taylor... straight win in the tournament. that's all sport for now. there'll be more in sportsday at half past 6. more now on our main story: the government is to send in a taskforce to take over the running of parts of kensington and chelsea — after severe criticism of the council following the grenfell tower fire. in a moment we'll speak to a local government expert on what type of responsibilities the taskforce will have, but first let's hear what the housing minister, alok sharma had to say in the house of commons earlier... the new leader of the royal borough of kensington and chelsea, elizabeth campbell, has given a full apology for the inadequate initial response. she has also asked for help from central government to put things right. as the community secretary has set out in a written statement today, we will be establishing an independent task force to help the royal borough of kensington and chelsea build their capability. so they can deal with the longer—term challenge of recovery.

england's women are aiming for their fifth consecutive win at the cricket world cup today. 0pener tammy beaumont made 129 — her second century of the world cup — they pushed on to 284 for 9 off their 50 overs. new zealand lost the early wicket of rachel priest, bowled by anya shrubsole. and they've just lost another wicket, making it 89 for 2 in the 20th over. and some sad news. days before the world para—athletics championships start in london on friday an athlete from the united arab emirates has died after a discus cage fell on him during training. abdullah hiyaye, who made his debut at the rio 0lympics, was training at newham leisure centre near the london stadium which will host the championships. the uae team have decided to stay and compete in the championships as a tribute to their teammate. it isa it is a terrible tragedy which is affecting all of us and like we mentioned, the team want to go out and perform to the best of the abilities for their lost team—mate andi abilities for their lost team—mate and i think that is a real strong message to send it to the public, that the team will

tammy beaumont watched as wickets fell around her but reached her 50, from 58 balls.cond century of this world cup. she finished on 129 and england made 284 for 9 from their 50 overs. and some sad news, days before the world para—athletics championships start in london on friday an athlete from the united arab emirates has died after a discus cage fell on him during training. abdullah hiyaye, who made his debut at the rio olympics, was training at newham leisure centre near the london stadium which will host the championships. the uae have decided to stay and compete in the championships as a tribute to their teammate. that's all the sport for now. you can find out more on those stories on the bbc sport website. more than an hour's time. let's get more now on the that meeting between donald trumpjunior and the russian lawyer during the us election campaign. with me is arkady ostrovsky, russia editor at the economist and author of the book invention of russia: the rise of putin and the age of fake news. so, are we looking at another example of fake news outlets this me

and tammy beaumont and sarah taylor both hit centuries as england‘s cricketers moved a step closer tor step and that‘s whatjoe brings, that‘s the way he‘s lived his life to be fair, please play cricket with a smile on his face and i don‘t see joe cricket with a smile on his face and i don‘t seejoe being different to the way he has been for the first pa rt the way he has been for the first part of his career when he was just a batsmen and team member, now he‘s in charge there more onus on him to be more authoritative but i can still see this team going about their ways in a relaxed manner and i think that‘s indicative to their captain. we hear a lot from cricketers about the pressures of cricketers about the pressures of cricket and playing for england, can you give us some insight into what type of pressure they face? there's a wide range of emotion especially with cricket because of the length of the match, which is obviously five days, and the length of the day, which potentially by the time you‘ve left breakfast and left the hotel, you‘re looking at seven or eight hours of constant

let us introduce two of the team, tammy beaumont and alex hartley.front of a packed house at lords, the cherry on top. what about you, alex? it has not sunk in yet, but absolutely a dream come true. the trophy next to us, everything i have drained of as a young child. -- dreams of. i was there on sunday with mums and dads and kids, all of them boys. you know what, india were cruising to victory, chasing a fairly modest 229 to win. what happened at the end? so tense! anya shrubsole is what happened! an absolute hero, she bowled fa ntastically. absolute hero, she bowled fantastically. it was an unbelievable win in the end. in terms of her story, just for those who do not know, she first visited lourdes in 2001 when her dad was playing for bath and she tweeted she would love to play in a final one day at lord's for england —— she visited lourdes. it was incredible she got the opportunity. she dreamt of it as a young child. tammy, real inspiration for anyone who wants to play in a final, buy or girl, do you agree? definitely. we saw so many young girls a

let's now talk to ben beaumont thomas, who is the music editor of the guardian newspaper, and edwardge what is going to end up in the top charts? yes, it is an artificial gerrymandering of the charts. previously in the example that you gave of ed sheeran having 16 songs in the top 20, i thought this was a great moment of democracy for british music. it meant that people were expressing themselves through the download is that they bought on itunes and the songs they were streaming on spotify and other streaming services. they we re and other streaming services. they were voting with their feet. it was a very quantified expression ofjust how much ed sheeran was adored at that point. and now with this new rule his chart record will be immortalised for eternity. and now we will not get such a sense of excitement about these incredibly popular artists. edward, if it is what people are listening to is not right that this is what the charts reflect? it's not so much about what people are listening to, if someone has the entire album in the chart, what's the point of it... of people are list

. >> we're have beaumont etiquette michael meijer.ver. >> okay. so just whoever raises their napkin first answers the question first. okay, true or false. you're out to dinner with a group of friends and you want to fairly split the bill. it is perfectly okay to ask for separate checks at the beginning of the meal true or false. >> oh. >> i'm just going to good with false. >> yes. i think false. >> okay. actually it is true. it is absolutely okay for a big group if that's your absolutely fine do it. >> did you say big group. >> it could be a big group or small, it's up to you. service staff are used to it, you're going out for a big group dinner shouldn't you go ahead and split the check? >> usually but there's going dob that one person that never really kind of chips in or whatever awkward situation might be tlt it's okay at the beginning of the meal to ask for it. >> i just throw the credit card in and you the split it. >> it might be age thing too if you're 24 you want to split. if you're 44 it's somebody's -- >> there's also apps