kent got off to a flying start at canterbury, although somerset‘s jamie 0verton did pull off this amazingsome late hitting taking them to 231 for 5, theirjoint highest t20 score ever. no side had chased a total that high in the competition although somerset got really close, kent only sure of victory on the last ball. england cricketer kate cross has been speaking about how anxiety kept her out of the national team for two years. cross is playing for her country again after conquering the mental health issues that plagued her. she described to the bbc the severity of the situation. i think ithinki i think i went downstairs to get some food or go to the toilet but did not shower, did not do anything for three days, just slept and cried. my dad came in and i opened my blinds and i shut them straightaway. that was my way of hiding from the world, i guess. —— i dad came in and open my blinds. and you can get more on that story and watch our full interview on the bbc sport website and app... finally a moment of golfing history. american brandt snedeker‘s become just the tenth player in pga tou

three months in canterbury and ten months for this new offence in leeds.tempt and to have his say in his defence. he is getting released from prison today. he is in a prison north of london at the moment. he is on bail and are not allowed to go with them 400 metres of leeds crown court. but it will be going back into court in the old bailey sometime soon. i expect it will be september by the time the case is heard. it is going to be reheard. the matter is not by any means completed. thank you very much for that. 0utside any means completed. thank you very much for that. outside the court of appeal. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has apologised for the "concerns and anxiety" he caused by appearing at events where speakers compared the actions of israel in gaza with the holocaust. mr corbyn said he didn‘t accept or agree with such views. he said he‘d appeared alongside such speakers , as part of his "pursuit ofjustice" for the palestinian people. 0ur assistant political editor, norman smith joins me now from westminster what has the reaction been to what mr

in chasing a modest 134 at canterbury, lancashire made it home for the loss of just six wickets. european 200m title at the world para—athletics european championships today — and that puts her in line for a sprint double, when she goes in the 100m on saturday. hahn's victory was one of six golds for great britain on thursday and our reporter kate grey is in berlin for us. it has been a golden day for the british team here in berlin with six athletes being crowned european champions. it was the more experienced members that delivered once again with davis, graham away in their respective events. as the race running a solo show. the first time it's been included in the para— athletics programme and the british athletes certainly dominated. canada w011 athletes certainly dominated. canada won the men's event and hannah won the women's. she don't know why this kind of sport deserves this recognition. it's about several balls a and really severe disabilities getting in the stage, it's about a little kid having a dream. iwas 19, it's about a little kid having a dream. i was 19, but i

. >> a 19-year-old girl is in critical and stable condition after being shot in canterbury riding in aplaurel. itned around 10:00 p.m. last night. >> what's really unusual for us in this tase is thats was a bystander, someone who was completely innocent and not involved at all and happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. ea>> reporter: people who the gunfire told me there were six to seven shots and witnesses told police there was a group of young men running after the gunfire. >> i heard people screaming, and then i looked ouide, like 30 minutes later and i saw the police outside. >> canterbury ridings quiet town home d howard county portion of laurel. police say a crime like this one is unusual. >> we don't have a lot of shooting incidents in howard county.th ere's just not a high rate of violent crime. >> howard county police are looking for information to solve this case and they are ically interested in security camera video. if you picked up anything on your camera after 10:00 p.m. or have any information that could help inon this investigahey want to hear from you.

the judge also ruled that a suspended sentence relating to a separate incident outside a trial in canterburyojoins me now from hmp 0nley near rugby the prison where tommy robinson has been held. what are we expecting? we have just seen some what are we expecting? we have just seen some police officers. that may be an indication that we are getting near to the point where he will be released. nobody really knows. he only found out this morning from other prisoners. that is according toa other prisoners. that is according to a message on his facebook page. they were telling him inside he was going on. we would expect that he will be released next couple of hours. there is a lot of media here. we've been told that his solicitor has advised him not to talk to press. some of his supporters feel he might talk to is nonetheless. there are people ready to whisk him away. thejudge there are people ready to whisk him away. the judge found that the process by which he was jailed a couple of months ago was flawed. he had not been given enough time to prepare a defence. it was all rushed. the case must b

the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, worked at his summer camps as a young man but says he knew deputy mayor of greater manchester has written to northern rail demanding assurances over the future of weekend services. baroness beverly hughes said the current situation was chaotic and unacceptable, following the announcement of a third successive week of sunday cancellations. the operator has apologised and said those affected could apply for compensation. the british retailer homebase says it's reviewing its range of weedkillers after a landmark court case against chemical giant monsanto, the makers of round—up. former school groundsman dewaynejohnson was awarded nearly $300 million after a jury in california ruled the spray, which contains the chemical glyphosate, caused him to develop terminal cancer. monsanto insists its product is safe and says it plans to appeal. events are being held in charlottesville, virginia, to mark the one—year anniversary of deadly clashes in the us, spaked by a white supremacist rally. earlier, president trump tweeted that last year's violence betw

times and he was accused of breaching a suspended sentence from another broadcast he made outside canterburyt personal thank you to each and every one of you... earlier. at personal thank you to each and every one of you. .. he is a product of the internet age, sites like youtube allowed the founder of the english defence league to reach many more people than far right leaders of the past. before his arrest, he had struggled to attract as much support. but mr robinson's profile has risen since then, at home and abroad. this was the dutch far right leader geert wilders, addressing his supporters in london last month. free tommy robinson! but while some will celebrate his release on bail, others see a more sinister side. for the right, they will see it as a celebration, they are putting him about somebody who isa are putting him about somebody who is a freedom fighter, he is not standing up for ordinary people, he is trying to divide them. anybody that believes in democracy and a multiracial society has to stand up against what robinson believes in. robinson will appear soon in front of anothe

the work that we have done in canterbury sees that asa we have done in canterbury sees that as a realff, and we hear about stockpiling medicines, we should be prepared and maybe this no deal advice isjust a part should be prepared and maybe this no deal advice is just a part of that? yes, i think that is it. the difference between this and the sort of project fear that we heard about the economic impact of brexit is that this isn't some sort of long—term projection on some quite sophisticated mathematics which could be wrong or right, this is about some really concrete things which will change in the event of a no deal, which i think is still unlikely by the way. it would mean that you would have to have a lot more checks basically straightaway on products and medicines coming into the uk. you would have to write a lot more cheques as well u nfortu nately! a lot more cheques as well unfortunately! yes. and you would have to have people with special certificates saying they can inspect things... it's quite difficult to see how you can argue that that will make no impact. i think that's

police say the young woman was hit by a stray bullet on canterbury riding in laurel.ding to witnessroup of young men was seen running from the area after the shots were fired. e numbef suspects at this point, we don't know exactly the number. there are no additional descriptions.sk police areg anyone in the area that may have a securityra car may have information to come forward. >>> developing this morning. we now know a double shooting in montgomery county was an attempted murder/suicide. a man shot and killed his own er fa this happened inside a car at this park and ride commuter lot in rockville onsaturday. it's near where the men lived together. greg wiley shot and killed his 89-year-old father thomas and thennurned the gun hiltz. greg wiley survived but is in grave condition this morning. >>> we ar hearing from the family of a man killed bymo a h county police officer. the family is demandist juice. supporters held a march and vigil yesterday. just released body cam video shows theon confrtion between robert white and the officer last june. investigators say you

know about richard russell and his views on race that might not comport to how we view things in canterbury society but it's unclear if this would get any traction but the building is important to john mccain. it's where his office is been for years where the armed services committee which he chaired is and there's a statue of richard russell there and i don't know but i'm not seeing them rename a full building like that. only three senate office buildings and that used to be the only one and then named the next one they built some years ago after dirksen and bill hart, the most minor one. not seen anything like that on capitol hill renamed but here in the past hour on capitol hill they lower the flags to half staff and we would expect the senate comes back in session on monday to have tributes on the senate floor in the senate is mostly debating nominations and their the frontline nominations as we would expect when the senate comes in at about 4:00 o'clock to have tributes to john mccain. they usually put a black cloth across a deceased senators desk and flowers and they will adjourn when

the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, worked at his summer camps as a young man but says he knew the deputy mayor of manchester has written to northern rail demanding assurances over the future of weak and services. she said the current situation was chaotic and unacceptable, following the announcement of more sunday cancellations. the operator apologised and said those affected could apply for compensation. the author sir vs naipaul, one of the towering figures of 20th century writing, has died at his home in london. he was 85. vs naipaul was one of a select group of authors to have won both the nobel prize for literature and the booker prize. his best—known works include a house for mr biswas, a bend in the river, and in a free state. this morning, scientists at the us space agency nasa are hoping that their dream to send a probe close to the sun will finally get off the ground. the unmanned parker solar probe was supposed to launch yesterday, but its departure was cancelled with just moments to go. john mcmanus reports. it is one of nasa's most exciting missions. destination —

the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, worked at his summer camps as a young man, but says he knewngs. the deputy mayor of greater manchester has written to northern rail demanding assurances over the future of weekend services. baroness beverley hughes said the current situation was chaotic and unacceptable, following the announcement of a third successive week of sunday cancellations. the operator has apologised and said those affected could apply for compensation. the british retailer homebase says it is reviewing its range of weedkillers after a landmark court case against chemical giant monsanto, the makers of roundup. former school groundsman dewaynejohnson was awarded nearly $300 million after a jury in california ruled the spray, which contains the chemical glyphosate, caused him to develop terminal cancer. monsanto insists its product is safe and says it plans to appeal. this morning scientists at the us space agency, nasa, are hoping that their dream to send a probe close to the sun will finally get off the ground. the unmanned parker solar probe was supposed to launch ye

times and he was accused of breaching a suspended sentence from another broadcast he made outside canterburyu... he is a product of the internet age, sites like youtube allowed the founder of the english defence league to reach many more people than far right leaders of the past. before his arrest, he had struggled to attract as much support. but mr robinson‘s profile has risen since then, at home and abroad. this was the dutch far right leader geert wilders, addressing his supporters in london last month. free tommy robinson! but while some will celebrate his release on bail, others see a more sinister side. for the right, they will see it as a celebration, they are putting him up as somebody who is a freedom fighter, he is not standing up for ordinary people, he is trying to divide them. anybody that believes in democracy and a multiracial society has to stand up against what robinson believes in. mr robinson will appear soon in front of anotherjudge. if found to be in contempt of court, he could be jailed again. as you and i know, contempt of court, the idea that you might prejudice a tri

times and he was accused of breaching a suspended sentence from another broadcast he made outside canterburyach and every one of you... he is a product of the internet age, sites like youtube allowed the founder of the english defence league to reach many more people than far right leaders of the past. before his arrest, he had struggled to attract as much support. but mr robinson's profile has risen since then, at home and abroad. this was the dutch far right leader geert wilders, addressing his supporters in london last month. free tommy robinson! but while some will celebrate his release on bail, others see a more sinister side. for the right, they will see it as a celebration, they are putting him up as somebody who is a freedom fighter, he is not standing up for ordinary people, he is trying to divide them. anybody that believes in democracy and a multiracial society has to stand up against what robinson believes in. mr robinson will appear soon in front of anotherjudge. if found to be in contempt of court, he could be jailed again. co nte m pt of contempt of court is a serious offence

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. >> the archbishop of canterbury called the wedding of prince charles and lady diana spencer today theople here in london tonight are still talking about the events of the day. >> when you have great moments like the royal wedding, they are part of history and it's done beautifully and everybody has a chance to watch it all on television and everybody just wants to drink a toast to chuck and di. >> a princess who must now be aware, as it was on this day, that every single move she makes in public will be recorded and observed. a very difficult life indeed. >> we'll be back in just a moment with some closing observations and one final look at what has justifiably been called the wedding of the century. >> by the authority of the state of new york, i pronounce that they are husband and wife. you may kiss the bride. >> your wedding was seen by an astonishing number of people. 16 and 19 million viewers. how do you account for that kind of popularity? >> oh, i can't. i can't. the way it's grown is just amazing to me. >> it did appear in the '80s it was a good time for daytime season op razz

to a suspended sentence as part of his overall sentencing related activities last year outside canterburyeral dozen of his supporters. just to explain what he did. back in may of this year outside leeds crown court. he was filming using facebook to broadcast essentially a video, about one hour longer. and the hour—long video basically was seen by about 250,000 people. and that video was deemed to be at risk of prejudicing an ongoing trial inside leeds crown court at the time and he tried to film defendants as they were going into court. but it is a significant moment that his appeal has succeeded. we believe he is not at the high court. i am told today. he will not emerge to meet his supporters today. but this is not the end of the story for tommy robinson. there will still be hearing —— hearing relating to whether he was in breach of contempt of court in may about side leeds crown court last may. tom burridge, thank you so much for bringing is that from the court of appeal. a conservative—run council is warning it may have to cut basic services after imposing emergency spending controls

the following year, prominent figures took aim at payday lenders, with the archbishop of canterbury, tonight. amazon is the big sponsor. that means that bake off is now as valuable as written's got talent. we have to see what they do with the adverts and what they promote... amazon, i would adverts and what they promote... amazon, iwould have adverts and what they promote... amazon, i would have thought. adverts and what they promote... amazon, iwould have thought. it adverts and what they promote... amazon, i would have thought. it has a whole range of products. you have got, the thinking is it would push the smart assistant alexa and the eco home devices. that is what they expect to see between the biscuits and cakes and other things. tech company and a baking show doesn't strike one immediately as a match made in baking haven't? it is a fair point but bake off has a varied audience and amazon wants to move into the grocery business. it bought whole foods last year and it wants to ta ke whole foods last year and it wants to take more of a slice of that market. very good. that wasju