so a victory today for caster semenya. but it is quite complicated. alex capstick there. of three women's one—day internationals between england and australia takes place in bristol on wednesday. it's the final phase of the multi—format series in which australia won the one—off test match, and england were victorious in the t20 series, but the home side will need to win all three one—dayers if they are to regain the ashes. ben croucher looks ahead to them. england have won the game. they're still in the ashes. at lord's they were leaping. back to back t20 wins over australia won the battle, but in bristol they still have to play the long game. i'm sure they'll come as hard. we talked about that after the first victory. we've always seen ourselves in this series as the disrupters a little bit having to do things a little bit different to to try they've recalled a record breaker. brings up a double century. after becoming the first batter to make 200 in the test match, tammy beaumont was left out of the t20 series, but she's still determined to make her mark. it's always ni

so, victory today for caster semenya, but it is quite complicated.ing to sign romelu lukaku on a permanent deal — one that would see him go to the italian club for a third time. lukaku spent last season on loan with inter from chelsea, helping them reach the champions league final. chelsea, who would likely want around $50 million for the belgian striker, are heading to the united states next week for a pre—season tour. it's not known if lukaku will be in new manager mauricio pochettino s squad for the trip. inter could be able to finance the deal by selling goalkeeper andre onana to one of lukaku's former clubs — manchester united. negotiations remain ongoing. but the $61; million price could be a problem for united, who are seeking to replace long—standing keeper david de gea after he left on a free transfer. england have names an unchanged 1a man squad forfourth england have names an unchanged 1a man squad for fourth ashes test. that's all the sport for now. we are going to take you live to lithuania. we have been following the nato leaders who ar

a victory today for caster semenya, but it is quite complicated.d para athletics in paris next, where there's a return to the championships for an american athlete. our reporter rachael latham has more. on tuesday, usa's tatyana mcfadden started herbal championship campaign in the 800 metres. she is an eight time paralympic champion. she didn't race at the last world championships, but she has entered four events here in paris. the wheelchair racer finished first in a heat, but she is going to pay some really tough competition in the final. also progressing from heats two final is norway's salam casa buddy, the visually impaired runner is known as the world's fastest para—athletes. he holds a world record for the 100 metres in a time of 10.37 seconds, and he will be racing in the final on wednesday. england have released a ill—man squad for the fourth ashes test at old trafford, which begins a week on wednesday. james anderson is a part of the 1a and could come into the 11 after being rested for the last test at headingley. they did not decide to b

_ the european court of human rights has ruled in favour of double 800 metre olympic champion caster semenyatics' rules forcing her to lower her testosterone if she wants to race in her favourite event, saying that the south african had been a victim of discrimination. world athletics say their regulations will remain in place. they have asked the echr grand chamber for a definitive decision. alex capstick is our correspondent following this story. she's always argued that these rules are a violation of human rights. she appealed against them at the court of arbitration for sport in 2019. that failed, then took it to the swiss tribunal in 2021. the supreme court there failed again, and she has appealed to the european court of human rights, and while this decision, a narrow one by 43 with those involved, the decision is against switzerland basically, because the courts there, they say didn't afford her enough protection in the procedural way it was rona, given the fact there were credible, and what they described as substantiated evidence that she had been discriminated against. so, victory

the european court of human rights has ruled in favour of the double 800m olympic champion caster semenyale athletes. the 32—year—old south african was born with differences of sexual development and is not allowed to compete in events between a00m and a mile without taking testosterone—reducing drugs. politicians in washington have been questioning representatives from the pga tour over their proposed deal with liv golf. and in the course of their inquries, us senators have discovered a �*non—disparagement clause' in the agreement that was signed that prevents golf chiefs from criticising saudi arabia .the clause, is not uncommon but it would appear it was inserted into the contract on the eve of it being agreed — a move that deeply concerns the democratic senator richard blumenthal. cover the facts about how this deal came together and what it means to the future of this iconic, cherished american institution and how the saudis are taking over, notjust a team, but the entire sport in the united states for the clear purpose of cleansing their public image. now we will get to find out the

but and caster semenya , who, . caster semenya, who, you know, regardless of whatever she was a woman magic you're talking about chromosomes, whatever they are , you know whatever they are, you know she's got you know, external women stuff. so yeah, i mean, i don't know . don't know. >> i think that she shouldn't it's an entirely different conversation to trans as far as i'm concerned. that is one i'm concerned. and that is one of the annoying things it of the annoying things that it has concurrently. i think, has run concurrently. i think, you know, athletes are exceptional. >> they are physically exceptional, that exceptional, and some of that exceptional, and some of that exceptional can include exceptional ness can can include undescended testes. exceptional ness can can include uncthat'sied testes. exceptional ness can can include uncthat'sied tenough. well, >> that's fair enough. well, it's of view. lee oh, it's a point of view. lee oh, oh. leo is that leo over? am i irish? is it lover leo? leo, you sound like

the european court of human rights has ruled in favour of the double 800m olympic champion caster semenyaold south african was born with differences of sexual development and is not allowed to compete in events between aoom and a mile without taking testosterone—reducing drugs. the researchers say humans have pushed the planet into the surveys and it is rapidly transforming the world. sediment from a canadian lake has been selected as the best example of humans' impact on the geological record. the last time a new epoque was declared was 11,000 years ago. politicians in washington have been questioning representatives from the pga tour over their proposed deal with liv golf. and in the course of their inquries, us senators have discovered a �*non—disparagement clause' in the agreement that was signed that prevents golf chiefs from criticising saudi arabia. the clause, is not uncommon but it would appear it was inserted into the contract on the eve of it being agreed, a move that deeply concerns the democratic senator richard blumenthal. we are going to uncover the fact about how this deal

and the european court of human rights has ruled in favour of double 800m olympic champion caster semenyaan was born with differences of sexual and the european court of human rights has ruled in favour development and is not allowed to compete in events between a00m and a mile without taking testosterone—reducing drugs. at wimbledon, the women's world number one, iga swiatek, from poland, has been knocked out in the quarterfinals by an unseeded ukranian. she described her win "unbelievable", and said she would probably have a beer tonight to celebrate. andy swiss reports. so who is for some champagne tennis? while the fans were busy savouring wimbledon�*s cuisine, for the players, this is where it gets tasty. the quarter—finals, and a new crowned favourite. ukraine's elina svitolina said she wants to bring some happiness to her country and against the top seed, poland's iga swiatek, she made some start. roared on by the fans, she seized the first set. but iga swiatek, who wore the ukrainian colours on her cap in solidarity, soon hit back. nothing wrong with that one! suddenly it was one

the european court of human rights has ruled in favour of the double 800m olympic champion caster semenyais not allowed to compete in events between aoom and a mile without taking testosterone—reducing drugs. it's unclear what effect the decision will have the existing restrictions. at wimbledon, the unseeded ukrainian elina svitolina has pulled off the shock of the championships, beating the top seed iga swiatek. and the men's favourite novak djokovic found himself behind for the first time this tournament, but responded in brutalfashion to beat andrey rublev — as andy swiss reports. she is the feel—good story of these championships. elina svitolina — unseeded, unstoppable. a proud ukrainian, she said she wants to bring happiness to her country here, but she was up against the top seed in iga swiatek. roared on by the fans, though, svitolina seized the first set, but then swiatek, who wore the ukrainian colours on her cap in solidarity, hit back. commentator: nothing wrong with that one! - suddenly, it was one set all, but carried on a wave of emotion, svitolina was spectacular. and soon

the european court of human rights has ruled in favour of double 800 metre olympic champion caster semenyae to be lowered. world athletics said they had taken a proportionate measure to defend the female category. alex capstick is our correspondent following this story. ever since they've made broad headlines as a teenager when she won 80 metres back in 2009, these rules were introduced in 2018 permanently ljy were introduced in 2018 permanently by world of flex to restrict levels of testosterone for these athletes with differences in sexual development and refusing to take medication, she was not allowed to compete in these events that she won olympic and world titles and that is the 800 metres and she's argued that these rules are a violation human rights and she appealed in 2019 in that field and took it to the swiss tribunal in 2021, the supreme court there failed again and she has appealed to the european court of human rights and while this is a decision of a narrow one, many of thejudges believe there is decision of a narrow one, many of the judges believe there is a vindication for

according champion caster semenya. yeah.her to lower her testosterone levels in order to compete, according to the european rights. to compete, according to the euro regardless, rights. to compete, according to the euro regardless, we rights. to compete, according to the eurcregardless, we have rights. to compete, according to the euro regardless, we have to tights. to compete, according to the eurcregardless, we have to be ils. but regardless, we have to be careful to sure this isn't careful to make sure this isn't complicated trans complicated with the trans issue, because this woman has naturally much higher levels of testosterone . testosterone. >> okay. so it is complex on many levels, but she naturally and i think that's the thing, natural . she has and i think that's the thing, natural. she has higher and i think that's the thing, natural . she has higher levels natural. she has higher levels of testosterone . does that make of testosterone. does that make for a fair playing field against a level player, against women

the 3:45% the european court of human rights has ruled that the two time olympic champion caster semenyahletics . the 800 by world athletics. the 800 metre runner has a condition which means she produces higher levels of testosterone. she was banned from competing after refusing to take drugs to lower her testosterone levels. the court ruled that this violated her human rights and she was not given sufficient safeguards when she complained . train fares she complained. train fares could be reduced under a plan to encourage more competition on britain's railways. new research says allowing multiple operators to run services on the same line leads to better services, newer trains and cheaper fares. rail partners , which represents partners, which represents private train companies , is private train companies, is calling for open access to allow more companies to compete for customers. like in many other european countries , it's gb european countries, it's gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now, though, news. we'll bring you more as it happens . now, though, back to news. we'll

the european court of human rights has ruled the two time olympic champion caster semenya has been describedd against by world athletics . the 800 metre runner athletics. the 800 metre runner has a condition which means she produces higher levels of testosterone and she was banned from competing after refusing to take drugs to lower her testosterone levels. with the court ruled this violated her human rights and that she hasn't been given sufficient safeguards . having made a complaint. train fares could be reduced under a plan to encourage more competition on britain's railways. new research says allowing multiple operator to run services on the same line leads to better services. newer trains and cheaper fares. rail partners, which represents private train companies, is calling for open access to allow more companies to compete for customers like in other european countries . as this is gb news us countries. as this is gb news us more as it happens throughout the afternoon . but now it's back the afternoon. but now it's back to mark and . to mark and. pip >> aaron, thanks very much indeed