ben stokes, john curley, hogging the headlines, but this is quite a team now. again _ absolutely. ben stokes delivers again on— absolutely. ben stokes delivers again on the big stage. winning not single—handedly. there was some really— single—handedly. there was some really strong good bowling contributions as well, but he took upon _ contributions as well, but he took upon himself to score a very measured _ upon himself to score a very measured 52. it was his first ever 50 he _ measured 52. it was his first ever 50 he had — measured 52. it was his first ever 50 he had scored actually in 2020 and he _ 50 he had scored actually in 2020 and he did — 50 he had scored actually in 2020 and he did it in such a calm, and he knew— and he did it in such a calm, and he knew whento— and he did it in such a calm, and he knew when to go forward. it is just great _ knew when to go forward. it is just great again— knew when to go forward. it is just great again for england. we are on a high for— great again for england. we are on a high for subt ben stokes was there at the _

but when he got n—nf 5" , attacked the got injured, ben stokes attacked the other bowlers decisively., rim lush stokes to end this final proud of everyone and immensely proud of everyone and absolutely this is been a long journey and a few changes over have built a squad to succeed anywhere but it was stokes to end this final. i'm just immensely proud of everyone absolutely this is been a long and absolutely this is been a long journey and a �* changes over go imam england's men have now won three major white ball trophies in their history, in 2010, 2019 and 2022. so, let's speak about the third with someone who helped deliver the first. ryan sidebottom was in the team that won the 2010 t20 world cup. early hours of sunday morning in melbourne, they'll still be up, after losing to ireland they were hanging on but went all the way. how impressed with how they managed the run chase— ben stokes— one of the greatest white ball teams ever. i think they'rejust i think they're just getting started. the definitely be flowing. and they're probably favourites of the tournaments going in from th

for ben stokes — more redemption, the man who let this competition fall through england's grasp six yearsundation for their two white ball trophies since then. joe wilson reports. 100,000 could come. marvellous cricket ground. but if they compare play anywhere on earth, the fans follow all the wrist —— flick of the wrist and the celebrations begin. control matters. harris hits and hoped and waited beneath it been stokes. and england supporters were around too. bored and caught and pakistan stumbled. a star, gone from 26, the game was alive. but when he got injured, been stokes attacked the other boulders the other boulders decisively. it was stokes, who else to end this final. �* , , , , ., ., final. i'm 'ust immensely proud of eve one final. i'm just immensely proud of everyone here _ final. i'm just immensely proud of everyone here and _ final. i'm just immensely proud of everyone here and it's _ final. i'm just immensely proud of everyone here and it's been - final. i'm just immensely proud of everyone here and it's been a - final. i'm just immensely proud of| everyone here and it's be

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ben stokes is captain, there is nobody _ england?s captain, | there is nobody more fearless or forthright than him. he showed that last summer when he was captaining england to all those test match victories they turned the tables on their own form in the last few months in the test arena. and now they've matched it with the one—day performances going back to tess, they're playing in pakistan now in december, three test matches, brilliant that they are being too play in pakistan and pakistan will welcome them with open arms, it will be a tight series i think england are beginning to realise they can bring that one—day success, the fearlessness they play in one date cricket into the test arena and that you get them up a table in the test cricket as well.— you get them up a table in the test cricket as well. thank you very much thank you for— cricket as well. thank you very much thank you for that _ cricket as well. thank you very much thank you for that correction - cricket as well. thank you very much thank you for that correction of

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harris hit, and hoped, and waiting beneath it, ben stokes.caught and pakistan stumbled. babar azam gone for 32. the total, 137. enough? well, now pakistan bowled and they can bowl. shaheen shah afridi a star. jos buttler caught and gone for 26. the game was alive. but when afridi got injured, ben stokes attacked the other bowlers decisively. england have built a squad to succeed anywhere, but it was stokes, who else, to end this final. this trophy to go with the 50—over world cup. england are true world champions. joe wilson, bbc news. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 5:55. bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. it's1:10pm. sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's hugh ferris. good afternoon. england are double cricket world champions, achieving the feat for the first time in the men's game. they've added the t20 world cup to the 50 over title from 2019, beating pakistan by five wickets in the final in australia. pakistan set england 1

ben stokes has helped lead england's cricketers to victory in the men's t20 world cup final in melbourne becoming double world champions. not many nails left ear, finger nails have been shredded but we are really thrilled with the result to get over the line, and we are celebrating the victory. good afternoon. people across the uk have been paying their respects to those who have lost their lives serving in conflicts. at the cenotaph in london, king charles led his first remembrance sunday ceremony since acceding to the throne. the service was followed by a march—past of 10,000 veterans. 0ur royal correspondent, nicholas witchell reports. a solemn ceremony of national remembrance in its familiarform amid the colours of autumn, but with one notable absence. at one minute to 11, the king, charles iii, took his place at the cenotaph for the first time as britain's monarch. for so many decades, the nation's remembrance had been led by his late mother queen elizabeth. now she too is remembered for her service. at 11 o'clock, the national two—minute silence. big ben strikes the hour. music: la

ben stokes has helped lead england's cricketers to victory in the men's t20 world cup final in melbourneheir reaction to england becoming double world champions. not many nerve left hair, fingernails have been shredded. but we're happy to get over the line and celebrate the victory. the chancellor has told the bbc that "everyone" will pay more tax — and there'll be spending cuts — when he gives his autumn statement on thursday. jeremy hunt said the most vulnerable would be protected, but that "difficult decisions" had to be made. and he said in future there would be "constraints" on the government's support for people's energy bills. our political correspondent jonathan blake reports. he's been warning us for weeks. this government will therefore take whatever tough decisions are necessary. we are going to have to take some very difficult decisions. it's not going to be easy, there are going to be some very difficult choices. and this morning the chancellor said, in the starkest terms yet, what his statement in a few days' time will mean for us all. we are going to see everyone paying mo

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that's red ball crickets, but the way that we talk about brandon and ben stokes, the style of crickety the leg spinner and off spinner role, backed on it and break and just be a aggressive at the bat. it seemed the top of the order of what they can do, obviously withoutjohnny there still, it's a huge loss for england, but they've got some decent players. ben duck it's really good, and he's going to open the batting for england. they are looking really good with the likes ofjimmy anderson, he's played a lot of cricket. he is not played here for a while, such as one of those things, but it's going to be a good series, and good looking good. interesting to think that _ and good looking good. interesting to think that jimmy _ and good looking good. interesting to think that jimmy was _ and good looking good. interesting to think that jimmy was the - and good looking good. interesting to think that jimmy was the only i to think thatjimmy was the only surviving member of that 2005 touring party. it says so much about the evergreen anderson. he was interesting speaking in the last 24 hours a

but when afridi got injured, ben stokes attacked the other bowlers decisively. 0ver his head for six!cceed anywhere. but it was stokes, who else, to end this final. i'm just immensely proud of everyone here. absolutely. there's been a long journey, a few changes over how we've played over the last few years, and we're reaping the rewards of that. this trophy to go with the 50—over world cup. england are true world champions. joe wilson, bbc news. that's all for now. we're back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello. this is bbc news. the chancellorjeremy the chancellor jeremy hunters the chancellorjeremy hunters told the chancellorjeremy hunters told the bbc more taxes and further spending cuts are on their way say will be some difficult decisions ahead. president devaughn has said at least six people have been killed in an explosion in a busy shopping area and istanbul with at least 50 others injured. the king led the nation on remembrance sunday, observing a two minute silence and laying a wreath in memory of those who have die

but when afridi got injured, ben stokes attacked the other bowlers decisively. 0ver his head for six!o end this final. i'm just immensely proud of everyone here. absolutely. there's been a long journey, a few changes over how we've played over the last few years, and we're reaping the rewards of that. this trophy to go with the 50—over world cup. england are true world champions. joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. it hasn't felt much like november recently. it's going to feel a bit more like november through the coming week. but today, in the north—west of wales, look at this temperature. 21.2 celsius. this temperature. 21.2 celsius. this temperature needs to be confirmed, but if it is, it is a new record temperature for the uk this late in the year. it wasn't that warm everywhere, part of west yorkshire languished atjust 9 degrees this afternoon because of all of this low cloud, mist and fog that affected many eastern parts of the uk, and is now reforming and thickening. turning really murky again across eastern scotland, central and eastern scotla

well, ben stokes, of course, is captain. there's nobody more fearless or forthright than him.victories. they've turned the tables on their own form in the last few months in the test arena, and now they've matched it with the one day performances. going back to test cricket, well, they're playing in pakistan now in december, three test matches. it's brilliant that they're being able to go and play in pakistan, and pakistan will obviously welcome them with open arms. it'll be a tight series, but i think england are now beginning to realise they can bring that one day success, the fearlessness that they play in one day cricket, into the test arena, and that should get them up the table in test cricket as well. now on bbc news, the weather with susan powell. hello. spectacular sunshine to the west of the uk on sunday, combined with some very warm air that's been sitting across the uk. so, we will reach unseasonable highs in west wales. 21 degrees recorded in porthmadog. but look at how the temperatures change through the week ahead. there's also some very wet and windy weather to

for ben stokes, more redemption.n the foundation for their two white ball trophies since then. at the mcg was the bbc�*s henry morean. what bbc�*s henry morean. an extraordinary evening for english what an extraordinary evening for english crick. england's men cease side becoming the first international team to be holder of the 50 over and 20 over world cups, they have done it here at the melbourne cricket ground in front of a crowd of 80,000, predominantly following fact stan buzz england got over the line first. it was bench stokes scoring his first t20 international 50, getting england over the line with an over to spare. huge celebration, emotion from this england team who under their first year of leader of ship have climbed a summit of t20 cricket to be crowned champions of the world. ben stokes finished on 52 not out. but it was the bowling of sam curran who finished with three for 12 that saw him claim both the player of the match and player of the tournament awards. while captainjos buttler has only been in

ben stokes has helped lead england's cricketers to victory in the men's t20 world cup final in melbourne vecoming double world champions. now — 100 years of bbc news. a warning this programme does include some images you may find distressing. oh, my god. can you just leave me fora moment, please? i will get what i can, but there's a huge change in the running order here. stand by, vt 20. stand by, tx. a, b, cand d, in that order, from five seconds. ten, nine, eight, seven, six... run vt 20. ..five, four, three, two... this is bbc one. ..one, zero. this is bbc news at 100. for a century, we have been bringing you the biggest news stories from here and around the world as ourjournalists witness some of the most historic moments. from richard dimbleby, the bbc�*s first war reporter, who broadcast from raf fighter planes during world war two... the bombers of the main force are now streaming in above and below us. as we drive steadily over cologne in a dead—level straight line, the german flank is winking and flashing. after hours of shooting and facing a line of troops, the crowd is still h

ben stokes has backed england to "come good" in their t20 semifinal with india on thursday as they look's final in australia. india, arguably the most impressive side so far, topped their group with four wins from five, while england were second in theirs after struggling to find consistency. the adelaide oval is expected to be sold out for a clash of the titans between the two top—ranked teams in the world on thursday. they are obviously one of the best teams in the world and we know we are going to come up against a strong team. we are a team that don't tend to focus too much on the opposition, we like to think about the process in which we want to go out there and play our cricket, and we know that if we execute anywhere near where we want to be, then we are a very hard team to beat. it's probably one thing that we have highlighted through this, we know we have not quite made our best performance, but this is where it counts. the billiejean king cup gets begins in glasgow today. great britain will have to face kazakhstan this afternoon without emma raducanu, who is injured. britain h

destroyed all critical infrastructure in the city of kherson and nearby areas before they withdrew ben stokesped lead england's cricketers to victory in the men's t20 world cup final in melbourne vecoming double world champions. now on bbc news, talking movies: korean cinema special i have come to london's victoria and albert museum to the first exhibition ever to explore the global spread of korean pop culture — the drama, music, fashion and cinema that swept the world. i'm mixed race. my mum is korean, my dad is british, so, it brings me pride, it adds recognition for korea, makes it more well—known. hello, i am tom brook with a special edition of talking movies devoted to korean cinema. i'm here in london at a special exhibition at the victoria and albert museum. it is called, hallyu! the korean wave. it's really looking at how korean pop culture has burst forth around the world. in talking movies, we will be looking at the growing global impact of korean cinema. we will be reporting from south korea's capital on the movie parasite, two years after its historic wins at the oscars. also par

moeen ali hopes he and his england team—mates can convince ben stokes to end his one day internationali world cup in india. stokes played a key role in the team's t20 success at the weekend, but he won't be part of the team which lines up against australia on thursday in the first of three odi fixtures. nine of england's line—up from the t20 world cup will though and ali has said the decision to stage the two so close together is "horrible". it is pretty crazy and i know there are a lot of people out there who would say you are playing for england and whatever, but it is tiring and you want to give 100% whenever you can, and sometimes it is not always that easy to do, to turn up, especially after winning the world cup, the guys will be celebrating, they will have been doing what they want to do for the last couple of days and then you go straight into a game and now the focus obviously changes on to the 31 day international is and we will try to win that as well. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport michel

england's ben stokes has his eyes on the t20 world cup final ahead of thei ssemi—final clash againsthursday. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. many headteachers in england say they may have to cut the number of teaching staff because of pressure on their budgets. a survey by the headteachers�* union found two thirds of heads said they'll have to make teaching assistants redundant or cut their hours. —— two thirds of members in england. the government says it is giving schools an extra £4 billion in funding this year. here's our education editor, branwen jeffreys. it's all go for these four and five—year—olds, learning through new experiences. but making the sums add up is getting harder. some teaching assistants have left and not been replaced. that's because the bills are going up. we are tightening our belts and it gets to a point where, how much more can you tighten? we are shopping around as much as we can to make sure that we're getting the best possible deal on milk and paper, but that takes a lot of time, and also those prices change. so we are doing our very

ben stokes kept the run sticking over before chris scored the ones that mattered most. team did feel anxious heading into the final few overs. 0bviously, nervous and we would like to win a lot easier than that but that's cricket. and we kept our composure at the end and schools over the line and that happens, it isn't always going to go according to plan and pressure in the situations. the autumn internationals began for some of the home nations today. earlier, wales opened their internationals against new zealand — but that long winless wait against the all blacks goes on. who won 55 points to 23 earlier at the principality stadium. dan 0gunshakin was watching. fireworks are given and there's always an extra crackle in the air always an extra crackle when the all blacks are in town. it's been 69 years and this will speed new zealand, could they do it for eddie? the initial signs did not look good. at the double is new zealand roared into a 7—0 lead. wales needed a response and it came. with the moment he would've dreamed of his entire life. one minute you're up, the ne

ben stokes sticking over before chris wilkes scored the ones that mattered most.el anxious heading into the final few overs. obviously, we were nervous. he would like to win a lot easier than that but that's created. we kept our composure the and and goes of the line. but it's not always going to go according to plan and that is why you have to play these situations. the autumn internationals began for some of the home nations today — ireland, the world's no1 ranked side are currently in action against world champions south africa. earlier, wales opened their internationals against new zealand — but that long winless wait against the all blacks goes on. who won 55 points to 23 earlier at the principality stadium. dan ogunshakin was watching. fireworks and is always an extra crackle in the air when the all blacks are in town. it's been 69 years and this will speed new zealand, could they do it freddie? the initial signs did not look good. at the double is new zealand roared into a 7—0 lead. wilson is a response and it nearly came. with the moment he would've dreame

england test cricket captain ben stokes sez his players will "100%" trust the security advice aroundyears, but concerns have been raised after the gun attack on former pakistan prime minsiter and cricket captain imran khan. england's security advisor reg dickason has visited pakistan and may return in the coming weeks to reassess security. meanwhile, mark wood is an an injury concern ahead of england's t20 world cup semi—final against india on thursday. wood has been the fastest bowler on show at this tournament, averaging 92mph and going as high as 96, but he withdrew from training in adelaide overnight. england confirmed wood was suffering from general body stiffness. ahead of the match stokes said england were yet to show their best at the tournament. we're going to come up against a strong team. tend to focus too much on the opposition, we like to think about the process in which we want to go out and play or cricket. we know that if we execute anywhere near where we want to be we're very hard team to beat. that's probably one thing we have highlighted throughout this we know we

fast bowler has been central to the new aggressive style under coach brendon mccullum and captain ben stokese captain and coach who do not want dross. we are not link withdrawals so we will come out here and try and win the game and we might have to be creative on how we do that but let's just work and see how the conditions play. tiger do that but let'sjust work and see how the conditions play. tiger woods want gre: how the conditions play. tiger woods want greg norman _ how the conditions play. tiger woods want greg norman to _ how the conditions play. tiger woods want greg norman to step _ how the conditions play. tiger woods want greg norman to step down - how the conditions play. tiger woods want greg norman to step down as l how the conditions play. tiger woods i want greg norman to step down as the commissioner of the live golf tour woods who was injured and not playing competitively at the moment was speaking at a news conference in the bahamas, the 15 time major winnerjoined trussonomics away to end —— mcelroy. -- mcelroy. as with his animosity towards the tour itself i do not see t

the fast bowler has been central to the new aggressive style and encouraged him and the coach ben stokesraditionally _ thursday. we did not know how it will play, traditionally it _ thursday. we did not know how it will play, traditionally it is - thursday. we did not know how it will play, traditionally it is flat i will play, traditionally it is flat here, we have test messages —— matches in recent times it was very flat. it ended in a drop of stopgap captain and coach who do not want draws, we are not playing for draws. so we will come out here and try to win the game. and we might have to be creative in how we did that come up be creative in how we did that come up but let's just wait and see how the conditions play. up but let'sjust wait and see how the conditions play.— the conditions play. tiger woods once gre: the conditions play. tiger woods once greg norman _ the conditions play. tiger woods once greg norman to _ the conditions play. tiger woods once greg norman to step i the conditions play. tiger woods once greg norman to step down| the conditions play. tiger woods i once gre

in the t20 world cup, moeen ali says he hopes he can convince ben stokes to come out of one—day retirement's victory over pakistan in the final on sunday. he stood down from odi cricket earlier this year because of the heavy workload required. england actually start an od! series against australia this week. nine of the players from the final will be involved in moeen ali says the schedule has been horrible. it is re schedule has been horrible. it is pretty crazy- _ schedule has been horrible. it is pretty crazy- i— schedule has been horrible. it 3 pretty crazy. i know there are a lot of people out there who would probably say, you're playing for england and all that but it's tiring and you have to always give 100% as much as you can and sometimes it's not always that easy to do, to turn up, especially after winning the world cup, the guys will obviously be celebrating, for the last couple of days, doing what they want to do, and just chill, then you go straight into a game, the focus changes onto the three odi matches a we obviously want to try and bring that as well. rory mcilroy says gr

ben stokes guided england to victory within and be in half century england previously won this, huddled back in 2010, and also the reigning 50 over world champions. been amazing. i know it's been fantastic torment for us to, to now be say, with the trophies just immensely proud of everyone involved in, not in the tournament and, and leading up to this stage. and um, nothing fully deserves it to not. okay. and that is all yours for prin out back to you tom. thank you so much forum for that. it's all for me for this use our but my colleague adrian finnegan will be back in just a moment with more of the day's news to her out. ah ah and with every footstep moving in the sink with the world to bring health equity for all to be together again with the ones far apart with transformation and collaboration, indonesia urges and leave the flow in moving forward as one cover together recover stronger as climate change heats up the planet, one scientist intends to take his back to the eye fades, to save the permafrost below he is reintroducing animals to the grand slams above. starting with the livi

it's in the final exam, patsy 1st and melvin scored a 100 and 37th eighths, ben stokes and guided england to victory with an am beats and half century england . privacy. one is title, back in 2010. is team also the reigning 50 over world champions. okay, that is how your sports is looking for now. thanks very much and i appreciate that . well, just before we go and if you are just joining us, let's just recap our top story for you. these a live pictures from a stand bowl. we are a large explosion has rocked the city. ascend bull's most popular tourist spot. i took, he is president, since at least 6 people have been killed and 43 have been injured. but i will be back in just a moment with more of the day's news up next. ah ah commit to continuously conserve its wonder this final providing breakthrough solutions to renewable energy for an environmentally responsible future with transformation and collaboration. indonesia urges and leave the world in moving forward as well. recovery together, recover stronger generation football hosts for the french captain. patrice deborah unit, the content

ben stokes was the latest wicket to fall a few moments ago.arget with nine balls to spare at the gabba. afghanistan have now been eliminated — their two previous games were wash outs. sri lanka can only qualify for the semi finals if they beat england and afghanistan beat australia. the women�*s rugby league world cup gets underway this afternoon, as the hosts england look to stop the dominace of australia and new zealand who�*ve won every world cup so far. england captain emily rudge will lead the side out at headingley later in the fourth world cup of her career. despite not being a professional side, there is the belief they can win it. huge opportunity awaits as women�*s rugby league looks to capitalise of what has been a great year so far for women�*s sport. just incredible. i mean, how exciting is it that it will be so well attended, it is on home soil, it�*s going to be incredibly exciting for the players and for myself, what an honour to lead out the team in that circumstance. i hope that we can put on such a great performance while th

england will be flying back from melbourne with the t20 world cup trophy captainjos buttler hailed ben stokese the first side to hold both the men's t20 and 50 over world cup titles at the same time. that's all the sport for now. as we've heard, rishi sunak arrives in bali this morning for the g20 summit. karishma vaswani is there for us and joins us now: to show you the pictures in the last few minutes, president xijinping and president biden meeting to have what us officials say is a lengthy meeting which some are hoping will lead to a softening of relations between the two countries despite a number of tensions over a number of issues, china says it hopes to bring relations with the us back on track, the us saying it hopes the meeting between the two largest economies will lead to increased engagement. we will get thoughts on all of that in a few moments, let's talk to our political correspondent here in westminster. rishi sunak if he has not already arrived is due to arrive imminently for his first g20's someone as prime minister. of course, his thoughts are bound to be on the many issues

fast bowler has been central to the new aggressive style under coach brendon mccullum and captain ben stokes whatever the circumstances may well be challenged by slower pitches in pakistan... starting with the first test in rawalpindi on thusday we don't know how it's going to play. traditionally it is flat here. in test matches in recent times i think the australia game it was very flat. it ended in a drawer. we've got a captain a drawer that don't want draws. we don't pay for drugs. we up here and try to win the game. we up here and try to win the game. we might have to be creative how we do that but let's hope we can see how the conditions play out. you can full fund how the conditions play out. you can fully fund bbc _ how the conditions play out. you can fully fund bbc one _ how the conditions play out. you can fully fund bbc one at _ how the conditions play out. you can fully fund bbc one at six _ how the conditions play out. you can fully fund bbc one at six o'clock. - fully fund bbc one at six o'clock. but there is a live page on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport the chin

ben stokes has backed england to "come good" in their t20 semi final with india on thursday as they lookto find consistency. the adelaide oval is expected to be sold out for a clash of the titans between the two top—ranked teams in the world on thursday. they are obviously one of the best teams in the world and we know we are going to come up against a strong team. we are a team that don't tend to focus too much on the opposition, we like to think about the process in which we want to go out there and play our cricket, and we know that if we execute anywhere near where we want to be, then we are a very hard team to beat. it's probably one thing that we have highlighted through this, we know we have not quite made our best performance, but this is where it counts. england rugby union head coach eddiejones has taken the blame for his side's shock home defeat to argentina over the weekend — their fifth defeat in nine tests this year, jones admitted it was partly caused by preparation being too focussed on next year's world cup, but attention now to turns to beating japan at home on saturday

ben stokes has announced he will be donating his match fees to the full people in the country from theup, a second goal from update from the world cup, a second goalfrom ghana update from the world cup, a second goal from ghana against south update from the world cup, a second goalfrom ghana against south korea, 2-0 goalfrom ghana against south korea, 2—o into the last ten minutes of the first—half, on bbc one, i will bring you the latest throughout the afternoon. thank you, holly. the british government is hosting an international conference on preventing sexual violence during conflict. survivors and senior officials from around 70 countries are in london for the two—day gathering. the foreign secretary james cleverly is set to announce a new strategy to tackle the problem. our chief international correspondent lyce doucet has been speaking to him and shejoins me now. here in london's senior level ministers and representatives from about 50 countries have gathered here along with about more than 50 survivors of sexual abuse in conflict to discuss how to properly deal with this issue.

england captain ben stokes announced that he will be donating his match fees from the three—match testthe chinese authorities have begun cracking down on anti—government protests which have spread to cities across the country. a number of people have been arrested in shanghai. some were detained for stopping to take photographs, and barriers have been put up along a main road in the city. the unrest was triggered by the deaths of ten people who died in an apartment fire last week. some people blame draconian covid restrictions for hampering rescue teams. earlier i spoke to steven lynch, who's managing director of the british chamber of commerce in china, and is based in beijing. i began by asking him what evidence he'd seen of the protests. in my 12 years i have never seen these levels of social unrest. the extraordinary levels of unrest are because of covid fatigue. there zero covid policy. the rest of the world is learning to live with the virus, yet we are seeing images of the world cup where every country is coming together and what is happening here in china, back into mass lockdo

fast bowler has been central to the new aggressive style under coach brendon mccullum and captain ben stokesys focused on taking wickets in the past, but that has been the case at times, so i have enjoyed that. been the case at times, so i have enjoyed that-— been the case at times, so i have enjoyed that. been the case at times, so i have en'o ed that. ~ . ., , , ., enjoyed that. much more build-up to those games- — enjoyed that. much more build-up to those games. also _ enjoyed that. much more build-up to those games. also on _ enjoyed that. much more build-up to those games. also on the _ enjoyed that. much more build-up to those games. also on the bbc- enjoyed that. much more build-up to those games. also on the bbc sport| those games. also on the bbc sport website, so head therefore more and i will be back in the next hour. thanks very much. more now on our top story. the government has axed part of its internet safety legislation, which would have forced big technology firms to remove legal but harmful material from their platforms. some conservative mps claimed the measure was a risk

moeen ali hopes he and his england team—mates can convince ben stokes to end his one day internationalt he won't be part of the team which lines up against australia on thursday in the first of three odi fixtures. nine of england's line—up from the t20 world cup will be though, and moeen has said the decision to stage the two so close together is "horrible". it is pretty crazy and i know there's a lot of people who will say, you're playing for england and all that, but it's tiring and you always want to give 100%, and sometimes it's not always that easy to do, to turn up, especially after winning the world cup. obviously, the guys will be celebrating, for the guys will be celebrating, for the last couple of days, they will have been doing what they want to do and just chill, then you go straight into a game and at the focus of his late changes onto the three odis and we want to try to win that as well. that's all the sport for now. you can head to the website for all that, including all the snooker updates. today it's the turn of world number threejudd trump who's taking on xiao 6uodon

pakistan are now two wickets down, mohammed harris is out for eight in the eighth ovo, caught by ben stokeshind in the second half when herbie farnworth wriggled his way through the samoa defence to bring england back into it. that try was converted before a tommy makinson penalty to drew england level — 26 points all, which sent the match into golden point extra time. but after mistakes from england, that golden point came from the boot of steven crichton, sending samoa into the final at their hosts' expense. i was never happy in that game, i thought— i was never happy in that game, i thought we — i was never happy in that game, i thought we were below our standards, i am looking at what i did, what we did in— i am looking at what i did, what we did in training, some soul—searching going _ did in training, some soul—searching going on— did in training, some soul—searching going on from the staff. but the players' — going on from the staff. but the players' effort in this tournament has been — players' effort in this tournament has been great. i doubt doubt their efforts _ has been great. i

ben stokes has backed england to "come good" in their t20 semifinal with india on thursday as they looko beat we are a very hard team to beat and it is one thing we have highlighted throughout this is that we have not made her best performance, but this is where it counts. performance, but this is where it counts. the women�*s rugby world cup final will clearly be a special occassion for all england and new zealand players who take to the field in auckland on saturday, but it will be particularly significant for claudia macdonald. in april she was told that her rugby career could be over because of a neck injury she sustained last year. she has defied the odds by, not only returning to the squad, but helping the red roses maintain their record run of 30 test wins in a row. the scrum—half turned winger has been one of england�*s top player�*s in new zealand. having the initial call to say that rugby might be back on the table again, then invited to world cup training, my expectations would never have meant to be sat here right now, whatsoever. every stop i thought, maybe i could do this,

captainjos buttler hailed ben stokes as the "ultimate competitor" after he hit an unbeaten 52, which up england with a brilliant win over pakistan. it is just coming up to 7:50am. here“s carol with a look at this morning's weather. a bit chilly, i think? the afternoon temperatures _ a bit chilly, i think? the afternoon temperatures down _ a bit chilly, i think? the afternoon temperatures down compared i a bit chilly, i think? the afternoon temperatures down compared to l temperatures down compared to yesterday, you“re quite right. and we will show you why. yesterday, in wales, in porthmadog, provisional record for this late in the year in temperatures. the average for this time of year is about 11 celsius. and you can see today and through the rest of the week how that temperature will go back down to where it should be. what we have todayis where it should be. what we have today is a foggy start. you can tell from the alsa bar is that there's not much wind to move it along and we have this with a front bringing rain across western areas. it is going to move very slowly. the thickest

captainjos buttler hailed ben stokes as the "ultimate competitor" after he hit an unbeaten 52 which helped fear throughout the afternoon. the prime minister has announced tax cuts that are justified because they have already contributed to economic stability in the uk. as we heard rishi sunak has arrived in bali for the g20 summit. this is a big week for rishi sunakgovernment. last night he left the barley what the fallout from russia's invasion of ukraine will dominate talks. of course, the impact on energy costs is being felt here and is one of the problem is that the chancellor will tackle when he makes his autumn statement on thursday. jeremy hunt has a very difficultjob on his hands. inflation is high, interest rates are rising in the country is sliding into recession. there is a gap of about £55 billion in the country's finances and the chancellor said that everyone will feel the consequences. we are going to see everyone paying more tax we are going to see spending cuts that i think it is very important to say that we are a resilient country, we will introduce a plan that will see t

ben stokes has warned that england must nullify the threat of suryakumar yadav in their twenty20 worldis is where it counts. some weird things going on this morning, we“re already talking christmas. and we're also talking world cup selections. crazy, usually the talk of squad picks only rolls round in the summertime, but this as we know is going to be no ordinary world cup, the first in history to be staged in winter. it starts in 13 days“ time. the brazil team revealed theirs, several players sharing footage of the moment they found out. tottenham forward richarlison celebrating after learning he was in. this was newcastle midfielder bruno guimaraes of newcastle, didn“t drop the baby after learning he was in, and then rounding it off manchester united winger anthony, getting rather emotional after the news he'll play in his first major tournament for brazil. it feels like there is a whole programme in people celebrating on sofas. ., .., ., programme in people celebrating on sofas. ., ., ,, ., .. sofas. you could to get simon cowell and louis walsh _ sofas. you could to get simon cowel

stoking the country's protests. a museum in london, there's signed over the ownership of its entire collection of benning bronzes to the nigerian government. is we more than 100 years since they, along with thousands of other artifacts, was stolen by british troops. we force it as more a major moment in a long campaign. in 1897 british soldiers stole thousands of finely wrought artifacts like this from the van kingdom of been in modern day nigeria. now, london's haldeman museum is returning these 6 pieces and signing over the ownership of a $66.00 other so called ben in bronze is in its collection to a noble this object to be displayed in museums for people to see people from outside the country to come and see in the context of where they have been looted is a significant moment for us. for now, there are 6 deliberate gaps in the museums display cases. more will follow with plans for a significant number of artifacts to remain on an extended loan from the niger in government. at the resurgence of the black lives matter movement in 2020 leading to sort of more concerns about how we accounted for the provenance of o