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the fine particles have an impact on the climate and can cause lung damage where the in lagos in burnley and. high school students in germany's capital and now finding out just how polluted this city really is it all starts by connecting a sense up to a small processor. a german foundation has designed a do it yourself kit. i didn't quite like this project very much since i'm really into tech and i like to tinker with things. like collecting data almost a dozen schools who contribute to an online database of the city a tool to alert authorities in the event of air pollution spikes. this school is lucky the level of fine particles here is acceptable according to world health organization standards these young scientists not only point to a problem they provide data for a solution. and how about you if you're also doing your bit tell us about it visit our website or send us a tweet. doing your bit. we share your story. spalt vegetables and fruit that become inedible you see that quite often at the end of a market day after produce has been left out in the sun for whole day growth impossibl

he joined spurs from burnley in 2015 and was pa rt spurs from burnley in 2015 and was part of the englandest ham have signed striker sebastien haller from eintracht frankfurt in a club record of £35 million. the 25—year—old former france under 21 international has signed a five—year deal with the option of a further 12 months. he is west ham's fourth summer signing. he scored 20 goals in 41 games for the german side last season. 0ne german side last season. one of england's world cup winning stars, jason roy, has been included in the squad for the one—off test match against ireland. that takes place at lord's cricket ground next week. he scored a43 place at lord's cricket ground next week. he scored 443 runs injust seven innings at the world cup, and was central to england winning the trophy for the first time. jos buttler and ben stokes have both been rested. fast bowlerjofra archer wasn't considered this time around because of a side strain, but he could still make the ashes squad. lewis gregory and his first call—up after impressing for somerset. —— has earned. australia's kaleb ewan h

england have handed india their 1st a feat of the cricket world cup the win in burnley can boost the house chances of making the semifinals fellow malik reports. england needed to beat india to keep their fate in their own hands they started well with a 161 partnership from jonny bairstow and jason roy bester went on to score 111. in just bowls did manage to slow indians progress but simply 9 to ben stokes holding and reach 337. the industry started badly they lost k rahul in the 3rd over. iraq kohli had steady beginnings with a 138 partnership with throat sharma but he fell for 66. rohit sharma was dismissed for 102 not long after with india still needing 140 from 14 overs it proved to be too much the indians falling short in the winning it by 31 runs a win from their final game will guarantee the hosts a place in the semifinals. so he'll malick al-jazeera. so that when left to england about pakistan into 4th every team plays each other once with the top 4 advancing to the semi's if england lose their final game against new zealand pakistan or bangladesh could finish with more point

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crouch most recently played for burnley who he left injune.ding liverpool, tottenham and stoke, and was capped 42 times by england. crouch says his career has been a dream come true. defending champion geraint thomas made up some ground on the leaders at the tour de france on day six, today is a day for the sprinters. here's a look at the route — 230 km flat course from belfort chalon—sur—sone. you can follow it live via the bbc sport website and app. and that's also where you'll find coverage of practice at silverstone for the british grand prix where there's been plenty of drama already with roman grosjean crashing in the pitlane. that's all the sport for now. four british people —— in a group of foreign teachers and students —— have been arrested in eastern china. at least some of those being held are from an international language school, education first. police injiangsu province said all 16 foreigners had tested positive for illegal drug use. 0ur china correspondent stephen mcdonnell is following the story..... four britons were amongst

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the england right—backjoined spurs from burnley injune 2015 and has played more than 100 times for thert lane all summer. and manny pacquiao's publicist has denied that a deal has been agreed to fight amir khan. the british boxer claims that terms have been "signed off and done" to face pacquiao in saudi arabia in november. but pacquiao's spokesperson told bbc sport "manny has not signed any contract. " does that mean they aren't talking about it, though? there are always conversations. was it we can fighting? yeah. he's still got it. which is incredible, because i've been talking on the spot for many, many years and i can remember going to his mum and dad does make house not far from here when he was just a kid. i watched not far from here when he was just a kid. iwatched him not far from here when he was just a kid. i watched him train. not far from here when he was just a kid. iwatched him train. he's not far from here when he was just a kid. i watched him train. he's had an incredible career and he still got it. glorious weather we've had across the country. very nice, in it? look

the england right—backjoined spurs from burnley in 2015 and has played more than 100 times for the clubmmer. ajax captain matthijs de ligt has arrived for his medical ahead of his big money move tojuventus. the defender, who's still only 19, led ajax to the champions league semifinals this season. assuming there are no last—minute issues, he will sign for the italian champions for a reported £67.5 million. this time tomorrow, play will be started at the open championship, the final golf major of the year. royal portrush in northern ireland is the venue for this year's tournament. rory mcilroy broke the course record there when aged just 16. he's admitted it will be hard not to "burst out crying" if he wins this weekend and mcilory says he's happy to see the open back in his home country. growing up here, i took for granted how good the golf courses were, so i only get back a couple of times a year and i want to take advantage of the fact that portrush and all these great courses are on our doorstep. so it says a lot about the country and it says a lot about the times, that we are able t

oldest and most bitter rivalries regimes on england host australia in the 1st actually test edison in burnley and it's been a real rollercoaster few weeks for the england same earlier this month their one day side won the world cup and just a few days ago the test team be arland having bowled out for $85.00 for the arash in their 1st innings well it's that poor batting for that is probably calls for that man the captain joe root to move the order and batted number 3 despite his average being much better it is normal position of them before while england's batting order is undecided one thing that has been confirmed is the return of ben starts as vice captain the 28 year old had the role taken off him following a night club brawl in bristol 2 years ago. berners share nothing but discipline and professionalism on and off the field the last couple of years it's been an interesting time for him but he's a real hard but you this team talisman for those guys when they can play and i think you'd be the ideal right hand man and lieutenant for joe root in the series. but the story is of course of the

crouch most recently played for burnley who he left injune.ped 42 times by england. crouch says his career has been a "dream come true". meanwhile this could be one of the biggest football transfers of the summer. barcelona have agreed to pay more than £100 million for antoine griezmann. that's the french striker‘s release fee at atletico madrid. you can follow wimbledon on the bbc sport website. and that's also where you'll find coverage of practice at silverstone for the british grand prix where there's been plenty of drama already with roman grosjean crashing in the pitlane. you can keep up—to—date with all of that and much more on the website. that's all the sport for now. a state of emergency has been declared in louisiana with the threat of the first hurricane of the season, tropical storm barry currently in the gulf of mexico. it is expected to be upgraded to hit hurricane later tonight and in new o rlea ns hurricane later tonight and in new orleans there is fears that levies that were reinforced after hurricane katrina could be overwhe

. >> burnley has been honest. it's going to raise tax of the middle class.how are you going to do it? >> reporter: former vice president joe biden's plan preserves and expands obamacare. it would cost $750 billion over the next decade and provide a public option if needed. it would allow americans to import cheaper drugs from overseas and be paid for in part by trump's tax cuts. >> we remember that the u.s. is unique among peers in not capping prescription drug prices. that's one reason why the costs are out of control. with the debates coming up, what are the other issues that are likely to be at center stage. >> certainly health care given that polling shows it's a top of mind concern. likely discussion of what the president has been saying and doing the last few weeks. also given that it's happening in detroit, there might be some conversation about trade. obviously, with the automobile industry focus there, based in michigan, it would be a top of mind concern to voters there. >> ed, thanks. >>> new research links a higher risk of dementia to a common typ

crouch most recently played for burnley who he left injune.t up against roberto bautista agut on centre court followed by a mouthwatering meeting that the world can not wait to see again. john watson's there for us. it's been 11 years since rafa nadal and roger federer have gone head to head at wimbledon and this could well be worth the wait yes, absolutely. no signs of retirement for these two. roger fedor at 38, rafael ned dell at 32. the epic final back in 2008. we are hoping to see another classic later. this one and a fading light on centre court went the distance over five drilling sets. and the dial one the first of his two wimbledon titles. —— mike nadal. fedor are saying that he is a different player now. the last of those two semifinals. the first these novak djokovic against agut. he faces novak djokovic. novak djokovic a formidable opponent. he was on course to hold all four grand slam titles when he was knocked out in the semifinals of the french open. once again we are talking about the big three, being in the semifinal of a gran

the england right—back joined spurs from burnley in 2015 and has played more than 100 times for the clubis summer. this time tomorrow play will have started at the open championship, the final golf major of the year. royal portrush in northern ireland is the venue for this year's tournament. rory mcilroy broke the course record there when aged just 16. he's admitted it will be hard not to "burst out crying" if he wins this weekend and says he's happy to see the open back in his home country. growing up here i took for granted like how good the golf courses were, so to get by, i only get back a couple of times a year and i want to take advantage of the fact that portrush and all these great courses are on our doorstep. so it does, it says a lot about the country and it says a lot about the times, that we are able to have such a large event here. england can all but qualify for the netball world cup semi—finals later this afternoon. scotland also face a crucial match as they bid for a top eight finish. we can cross live now to the liverpool arena and join our reporter kate grey. what do en

one was detained in lancashire and the other was arrested in burnley.chester arena bomber has appeared in court charged with murdering the 22 victims of the attack. at least 26 people are reported to have died in a fire at an animation studio in the japanese city of kyoto. arson is suspected. sport now. one of the favourites to win the open championship, rory mcilroy, hasn‘t got off to the best start — he‘s on four over in the first round at royal portrush. it‘s northern ireland‘s first open championship in 68 years. our reporter adam wild is there for us. not the dream first round so far that mcilroy would have imagined. not the good start that he would have wa nted not the good start that he would have wanted in his first round? that is somewhat of an understatement. he got off to a really terrible start. carrying the hopes of so many fans here in northern ireland on his shoulders. his opening shot, the very first shot of his open championship went out of bounds and hit a spectator, breaking her phone whilst it was still in her pocket, so that becomes

trippierjoined spurs from burnley in 2015 and was part of the england team that reached the world cup it's it‘s going to take something unbelievable now to stop england. they can still mathematically not qualify, but after a win, it appears they are all but guaranteed a semifinal spot? that's right. i think they can say they have almost certainly made it through to the semifinals. to comfortably beat trinidad and tobago 72—46. they looked a little subdued, perhaps not as sharp as they did againstjamaica on monday, which was a much more high—pressure match. but they did thejob asked of high—pressure match. but they did the job asked of them. there were lots of changes going on on the courts. i think tracy neville was aware of resting certain legs and making sure her players were as fresh as possible. they were co mforta ble fresh as possible. they were comfortable shooting as usual, taking in this brilliant atmosphere in liverpool. they‘ve continue to send a message to the top teams like australia and new zealand that england are here to go all the way and they will do so in a special