ben stokes is a doubt for friday's second test against pakistan, we hearfrom england's cricketers. and paralympic champion ellie simmonds says she's refreshed and ready to get back in the pool, after falling out of love with swimming... ijust i just hated swimming, ijust hated swimming, i hated everything about it, but after my euros, a really gave me perspective of what the sport is for me and it's my life. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm hugh ferris. good evening. thanks forjoining us on sportsday. the cameron norrie story isn't over yet at the french open. the british number three held off

yet the bowling of ben stokes quickly pass. yet the bowling of ben sto kes ca n quickly pass.nge any game, and as so stokes can change any game, and as so often happens, stokes struck once, and then in the last over before tea, once more. for captain sarfraz ahmed with the poorest piece of cricket his side have weighed in two days. a tasty final session. babar remained at the crease on 68 not out, only for stokes to do more damage. he had to retire hurt, yet with their tail inside, the tourists battled on yet again. we all know what the best form of defence is. pakistan definitely do. their lead over 150 now, and drops like this will not help england's cause. it was the fifth of the innings and despite some late success with the ball, the frustration grows. it is definitely hard as a bowling group when your teammates dropped catches, but honestly, the blind as they have taken in training and staff, it is hard to believe that they go down. —— blinders. through they go down. —— blinders. through the week you see them training so hard. i guess it is one of those things where it h

he's the younger brother of tom, who's played two tests for england, and will provide cover for ben stokestring. it's understood stokes hasn't yet had a scan on the injury, which will be assessed in the morning. curran, who will turn 20 during the test, was due to travel to leeds this evening. meanwhile keaton jennings insists england's preparations for the second test against pakistan will not be affected by allegations of spot—fixing. the lancashire opener has been recalled to the side in place of mark stoneman in a week that tv station aljazeera claimed three england players spot—fixed part of the fifth test against india in 2016. england have "emphatically" denied the allegations. i have walked in as a fresh face, not being part of the last game and ido not being part of the last game and i do not think it made a difference. in any way the guys have prepared, obviously we deny everything that is being said. but for my personal view, i do not think it made a difference, they're going to try their hardest and yet, like i said, it's something we deny. mo salah looks likely to play a signi

everything about and around the team is question, ben stokes might not be fit.not had long to do well on helps us get straight back into it, not having too much time to think about things, it was very clear where he needed to improve from last week. good preparation, guys were tired, it's not going out of proving a point and putting a lot —— a strong performance as a group and showing real pride in the badges. early summer used to be a safe space, last time england lost the first test of the season, was against west indies and 95. there are echoes of that, skilled bowlers and haunted in the scotsman, but the pakistan team is unlikely tormentors, seventh in the world and unable to play test in their own country. they brought in was meant to replace the injured player, and expect the same result. will try to win and level best to win the series as well. they are a good team, they‘ re win the series as well. they are a good team, they're changing one or two so it's not a problem. cricket will take place in the shadow of the construction work and both team projects

his star a all—rounder ben stokes may not be fit. i think it helps getting straight back into it.e needed to improve from last week. we have had good preparation. the guys have worked ha rd preparation. the guys have worked hard and now it is just going out and proving a point. putting in a strong performance as a group. and showing some real pride in the badge. beautifully delivery. early summer was a safe space. the last time england lost the first test in a home season was in 1995. there we re a home season was in 1995. there were echoed of that at lord's. but this pakistan team are unlikely tormentors, seventh in the world and unable to play in their own country. they expect the same result. very important win against england, we will try our best to win the series. they're a good team. we are changing one 01’ they're a good team. we are changing one or two. we have no problem. the cricket will take place in the shadow of construction work and nd both teams are in different plays. pakistan have something to build on, but england for some time have been making running repairs.

yet, the bowling of ben stokes can change any game, as and as i so —— as often happens, stokes struckptain with the poorest bees of cricket, his side have played into mac days. a tasty final session, now. side have played into mac days. a tasty finalsession, now. stokes side have played into mac days. a tasty final session, now. stokes did more damage. he had to retire hurt, yet with their tail inside, the tourists battled on yet again. we all know what the best form of defences, definitely do. their lead well over 100 runs now, and drops like that will not help england's cause. it was the fifth of the innings, and the hosts could have plenty of time yet to think it over in the field. joe wilson is live at lord's for us. his captors really indicative —— this cat is really indicative. where is it all going wrong? well, i don't know. i haven't played another department. i guess when you are a tea m department. i guess when you are a team that wins a toss and bat and just gets 184 runs in your first innings, you have to have a nap and a second day. that did not happen for england. the la

ben stokes is now the tea m the field. ben stokes is now the team —— the team.suspended because he poured a pint of a team—mate. it has been a difficult time for england. they are hoping very much to turn over a new leaf this summer. how have they got started ? this summer. how have they got started? they were recovering. they won the toss and batted this morning. they have not been very much for three and that is what happened today. 43—3 after mark stoneman was bowled in only the fourth over. joe root followed not long after. dawid malan was also out before lunch. alastair cook has been playing well in his half—century withjohnny playing well in his half—century with johnny burstow playing well in his half—century withjohnny burstow is the fourth wicket to go, bowled for 27. 100—4. england hoping to recoverfrom another difficult start. some liverpool fans have already started the journey to kiev for saturday night's champions league final against real madrid. this group of around 200 boarded coaches near anfield before 7am this morning for what's certain to be

and here is another as he, and later ben stokes looked to put england on the front foot.very time the host rallied, pakistan stopped them in their tracks. a big blow at a good day for pakistan which would become a great one after that. as the final five, to 16 which would become a great one after that. as the finalfive, to 16 runs, off the tee. and all that really only 184, england had to respond. a combination, did just that. only 184, england had to respond. a combination, didjust that. it only 184, england had to respond. a combination, did just that. it even with that breakthrough there, there was little which these two sites would be feeling. simon yates is still on course to become the first british man to win the giro d'italia but his lead was cut in half after today's 18th stage. a group including chris froome and yates‘ main rival, tom dumoulin left him behind on the final climb of the day, managing to pull—out a gap of almost half a minute. yates‘ lead is now down to 28 seconds, with three stages to go. froome is still fourth overall. it's less than 48 hours unt

but ben stokes can change any game and that is all but often happens, and in the once last over beforeonce more. with the poorest piece of cricket his side of playing in two days. in the final session, he remained on 68, not out though only for stokes to do more damage. he had to retire hurt to get with the tail end they battled on yet again, we all know what the best form of defences, pakistan definitely do. their lead over 150 now, and drops like this will not help england's scores. and despite some late success of the ball, the frustration grows. it's definitely hard, when you, honestly, but we've done this week in the plane that has been taken, it's hard to believe, because of the week we've gone so hard. it as those things where it seems to happen all at once, you know? i've never seen the ball go through like that, hopefully, we catch them in the seconds, and it leads to an unlikely one. let's have a look at some of the days other sports stories.... pakistan batsman babar azam is out for the test and the rest of their tour after breaking his forearm earlier today. rory mcilroy‘s

alastair cook remained defiant and here was another half—century as he jonny bairstow, and later ben stokesr cook for70, a their tracks. losing alastair cook for 70, a big their tracks. losing alastair cook for70, a big blow, and it their tracks. losing alastair cook for 70, a big blow, and it would become a great day for pakistan after that. the fielding matching the quality of the bowling is the final five wickets fell for 16 runs after tea. all out for only 184, england have to respond. a combination of broad and all of the mod cons cricket had to offer did just that. there will be no doubting which one of these two asides will be feeling it this evening. —— two sides will be feeling it this evening. joe wilson is at lords. having and not learned their lessons after the winter —— have england not learned their lessons after the winter? the fans have been making their way home quietly. i don‘t know if it is frustration or just acceptance. because this has become so familiar. as you said earlier, this is in new zealand, this isn‘t australia, this is the home of english cricket. we had a gr

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not all the bowling needed to be so good, not when ben stokes picked out a fielder, england's most powerfuleverywhere. 0ne work in a leather factory. what next, to batsman new to this team and one became a fireworks specialist but this is his slow burning side. a young man on his debut who has not properly visited london until last year. test 50 beats most souvenirs. something small to cling to, a small english league, it is not much but it is all they have. i wonder if he got his sofa. he got the call up saying he was going to be on the squad while he was shopping in a furniture store. he probably has one now. formula 1 and daniel ricciardo produced a dominating qualifying performance to secure pole position at the monaco grand prix, his first in two years. it's been an impressive display from the red bull driver this weekend as he saw off ferrari's sebastian vettel with a record breaking lap in monte carlo. jennie gow was there. daniel ricardo has only done once before and is in 2016, that year he was robbed of the and his team not ready at the pit stop with the right tires and it went aw

not when ben stokes picked out a fielder. england's most powerful batsmen out for nine, symbolic.w for 68. what next? two batsmen new to this team, jos buttler has become at 20 fireworks specialist. but he has showed his slow burning side. he whistled down the pakistan lead with a young man on his debut, he happens properly visited london until last year. a properly visited london until last yea r. a test properly visited london until last year. a test 50 eighth most souvenirs. something to cling to, like this morning that like this lead, very unlikely to be enough but all they've got. those two offering some resistance bring winds. it still remains goalless in the champions league final between liverpool and real madrid in kiev will stop the big talking point from the first half, that injury to mo sala who has been forced off the field. do liverpool's hopes of winning go with them? we will keep you updated. the moment, back to you. and you. donald trump has called for sweeping changes to laws that can see the children of illegal immigrants into the united states being separated f

day three proves as bad for england as the opening two days with ben stokes going very cheaply as englandore on those stories later. more on those stories later. iranian state media's reporting that the british woman nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, who's imprisoned in tehran, will face security—related charges in a second case being prepared against her. no date has yet been set for a hearing. mrs zaghari—ratcliffe was detained during a visit to iran in 2016 and is now serving a five—year sentence after being found guilty of spying. nazanin's husband, richard ratcliffe, has been telling me what more he knows. we discovered the same as everyone else from the iranian media, that today the president of the revolutionary court gave a speech where he announced the second case would be going for it against nazanin and it would be security related charges. to go back a week, she had met with the judge who said that there would be a charge of spreading propaganda against the regime, a very mild form of security breach. this week nazanin met with the prosecutor, the deputy prosecutor, and wrote a lette

not yet named their team to face pakistan in teh second test tomorrow as they continue to assess ben stokes'snder has been in the nets this morning ahead of a scan on his calf injury this afternoon. surrey bowler sam curran has been put on standby, but it would be a blow to lose stokes with england already one down in the two test series. i'll have more for you in the next hour. david moores about our main story today. consumer groups have given a qualified welcome to new proposals from the financial conduct authority designed to curb high interest charges. the regulator is proposing a series of measures including a cap on the amount charged by so—called rent—to—own companies. but the fca said it needed to do more work before deciding whether to impose a cap on bank overdraft charges , which many campaigners had called for. the chief executive of the fca andrew bailey has been discussing the changes with our correspondent emma simpson who began by asking him why he is taking action on rent to own. let me give you one of the examples we've published today. a washing machine that costs £400 if

ben stokes is a doubt for england's second test against pakistan tomorrow at headingley.ngland have called up uncapped surrey all—rounder sam curran as cover. all these sports news in a moment. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. good morning. if you are stepping out this morning there is a lot of cloud around and some dense fog, particularly across the south eastern quarter of the uk. some tricky travelling conditions. most of that will push back towards the north sea. then, we have some thundery weather coming across the south east to start with and pushing further north and west. some torrential downpours with some impacts quite likely. further north, a quieter scene. we will see some sunshine. fewer showers. wherever you are it will be a muggy day. all that cloud and fog to start with. through the morning the thunderstorms coming in across the east anglia and the south—east, heading towards the midlands. moving to southern parts of england and wales. some of them will lead to flash flooding. there is likely to be some disruption and some power cuts. si

ben stokes one of several batsmen to fall cheaply in pursuit of their first innings total. defeat inside three days looked a possibility until debutant dom bess and joss butler edged england in front, both scoring half centuries as they closed on 235 for 6. there was not one but two rugby union finals today, saracens becoming the premiership champions for the third time in four years nathan earle's try one of four they ran in as they sealed a 27—10 win against defending champions exeter at twickenham, who had topped the table at the end of the regular season but couldn't break down a sacarcens side who led for most of the match. while leinster secured the double as they beat scarlets by 40—32 as they added the pro“; title to the european champions cup they won earlier this month. and the red bull of daniel ricciardo will start on pole at tomorrow's monaco grand prix. world champion lewis hamilton starting from third. all the reaction from qualifying is over on the bbc sport website. thank you. you can see more on all of today's stories hello, let's you can see more on all o

ben stokes wil have a scan on his injued hamstring this afternoon.sam curran has been put on standby, but it would be a blow to lose stokes with england already one down in the two test series. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. more now on the possible impact that brexit might have on the uk's creative sector. there are more than 6,000 people in the uk working in special effects in the uk's film industry — a sector that relies on talent from across europe. and it's one area of the creative industries asking questions about what brexit will mean for them — questions as yet unanswered by the negotiations. phil redmond, screenwriter and producer, joins us now. thank you for coming along. you were quoted before the referendum as saying if we do except there will probably be a short—term boost to the arts in the uk, because there will be curiosity, why do these guys decide to come out? they will want to talk to come out? they will want to talk to artists. is that still your opinion or have your

but they might be without ben stokes, who has got a hamstring injury.ampton youth football coach who's accused of historical sexual abuse. bob higgins, who's 65, denies 50 charges of indecent assault relating to teenage boys between 1971 and 1996. 0ur reporterjim reed is here. yeah, so bob higgins ran the youth setup at southampton football club and he was also associated with peterborough united and with the maltese football association. charges of indecent assault against 24 charges of indecent assault against 2a teenagers in this trial. yesterday the prosecution opens its case and said the allegations were made after an appearance on this television programme by a front footballer, a man called andy woodward, who came forward to talk about abuse by a different coach, not mr higgins. but the court heard how after that the nspcc opener helpline for people who may have been affected and the prosecutor yesterday said the telephone started to ring and one name was mentioned over and over again and it is the name of bob higgins, this defendant. so, what is

not yet named their team to face pakistan in the second test tomorrow as they continue to assess ben stokes'suld be a blow to lose stokes with england already one down in the two test series. until we know what's, how serious an injury it is, it is hard to make decisions, because of that we can't namea team decisions, because of that we can't name a team today and of course if ben's fit we want him in the side. he is one of our best players. he brings a lot to the table. and he offers so much to this team. so until that happens, it is very difficult to make any sort of decision. but everything's on the table. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. the creative industries are one of this country's success stories — contributing more than £90 billion a year to the uk economy. with only ten months to go before the uk leaves the european union, people in the sector are asking how they'll be affected. well, bbc news has been spending the day examining the imipact of brexit on the creative industries. our arts correspondent david sillito has t

amir struck two balls later to removejonny bairstow and ben stokes picked out a fielder to become theings total so the tourists will have to bat again. england are 201 for six, a lead of 22. -- 205 - —— 205 — six, for a lead of 26. saracens are the premiership champions following victory over exeter in today's final at twickenham. having had the lead for almost the whole match, saracens made sure of the win through this nathan earle try. exeter may have finished eight points ahead of saracens after the 22 game season, but they couldn't get the better of saracens stubborn defence as they clinched their third title in four years. it was bittersweet for red bull ahead of tomorrow's monaco grand prix as daniel riccardo clinched pole, while team mate max verstappen crashed out and will start at the back of the grid. red bull's max verstappen crashed in practice meaning he was unable to take any further part in qualifying and will start from the back of the grid, teammate daniel ricciardo grabbed pole for tomorrow's race after he set yet another track record. britain's lewis hamilton will s

not yet named their team to face pakistan in the second test tomorrow as they continue to assess ben stokes'she two test series. that's all the sport for now. thank you for that, we will speak to you later. so how significant is the eu for britain's creative industries? our reality check correspondent chris morris had a look at what it could mean for broadcasters. it has often been said that brexit will have an impact in every part of the british economy but what does it mean for us right here? when the prime minister gave her big speech on brexit and future economic relations with the eu at the mansion house in march, she highlighted two sectors of the economy that have never been part of a free trade agreement before — financial services, and broadcasting. on broadcasting we recognise that we cannot have exactly the same arrangements with the eu as we do now. currently, because of the country of origin principle, a company based in uk can be licensed by ofcom and broadcast into any eu member state and vice versa. the relevant directive will not apply to the uk as we leave the eu and relying