we'll have more from former england international brian moore in a moment, who gave us his reaction brianre in a moment, who gave us his reaction to that victory. the other stories on bbc news... police continue to question four suspects over the deaths of 39 people whose bodies were found inside a lorry in essex, as details emerge of messages believed to have been sent by a woman inside. millions of californians face having their power cut as the emergency services battle wildfires. ministers push borisjohnson‘s case for a general election, accusing jeremy corbyn of performing a "u—turn". when theresa may was prime minister, all he would talk about, one of the things he would talk about constantly, was the need for a general election but now he seems to have changed his mind. and we celebrate the 50th birthday of the internet, that's in click in half an hour. england are through to the final of the rugby world cup after beating defending champions new zealand... they ended the all blacks' grip on the the trophy, with a 19 points to 7 victory in yokohama. it's the first time england have

my colleague geeta guru—murthy spoke to the former england rugby international brian moore and beganendous victory, but the best thing about it was it was absolutely deserved. no element of luck. in fact, had a couple of decisions gone their way, it could have been a bigger victory. they made a very, very good new zealand side look hesitant and tentative. and did new zealand underperform? well, i don‘t think they were allowed to perform as they normally are. when they play with ball in hand usually, they‘re able to escape the best of defences. but england time and time again shut them down, second and third tackles went in. i think new zealand made a bad mistake in their selection putting barrett in the back row, giving england an advantage. i6 turnovers today, and that was the basis of the game. so, england into the final, how much of that credit goes to eddie jones? well, a huge amount of credit‘s got to go to eddiejones. he had the foresight to pick the ford—farrell axis. a lot of people, including me i have to say, didn‘t think that was the right thing. but he picked the two oste

someone who knows what the players will be feeling right now is former england international brian moorerepared. lovely to see the kids in their kit getting ready to watch. first question, how... we are here at battersea, yes. brilliant. how on earth to england to be the all blacks? they have to carry the ball in an intelligent way and get over the game line and when the quick ball and take chances. it is simple in plan but more difficult to execute. very good point! how will they be preparing for this mentally? look, they have got the biggest game of their lives coming up. they need to do themselves justice and what they need to do is play, as i say, they need to do is play, as i say, the game, not the occasion, and make sure they are specific about what they need to do in the field and at particular times not get carried away by the magnitude or the fact it isa away by the magnitude or the fact it is a semifinal or the fact that it is a semifinal or the fact that it is new zealand. all the haka or anything else, just be specific, your man, if enough of you beat your man then you will w

brian: this is light of manufacturing news cratered the market. steve mooreo explain. first on middle class incomes and the tax cut that was just for the rich. you help you had write the tax cut. what are the ramifications of it. >> you know, the ramifications are that everything that elizabeth warren and, you know, people like joe biden are saying only the rich has benefited is clearly false. this report from the census bureau shows that by the way these are blockbuster numbers that just since donald trump was elected and took offers through july of 2019 median family incomes, middle class incomes are up $4,100. now, just to give you a sense of you who big that number is, in the entire 8 years that obama was president, incomes only budged up $1,000. in one third the time trump has increased incomes by four times as much. we now have a median family income of $65,000. that shows pretty clearly that the middle class are the people who have been benefiting. by the way, one other quick thing. you asked me about the tax cut. that $4,100 increase in middle class i