attack, chris woakes chipping in, and jimmy anderson.t one stage it looked like pack someone to even make 100 in—depth as earnings. that they did was down to a 19—year—old from punjab, who had egg to see 56 before becoming sam curran's first test cricket. pakistan all out for 174, test cricket. pakistan all out for 17a, england's turn. the test of the fragile batting order. keaton jennings had been recalled to the tea m jennings had been recalled to the team and made a solid looking 29, chopped england build a platform before he went. alastair cook and joe root bent it on almost to the close of way when cook went for 46. that was frustrating for england but with root still there and england closing in on pakistan, they will regard this as a good day. gareth southgate insists there's no need for the fa to police the england players tattoos after raheem sterling's picture of an assault rifle on his leg drew criticism. the forward has responded by claiming it's in memory of his father. who was shot and killed when sterling was two. southgat

england bowler chris woakes has been ruled out of sunday's one—day international against scotland.he test win over pakistan but he also picked up a thigh strain and joins ben stokes on the injury list. surrey‘s tom curran comes in. meanwhile englnad's women have recalled pace bowler katherine brunt and wicketkeeper sarah taylor for the first two matches of their one—day series against south africa. the three—match series starts at new road on saturday so just before we go, if being told you're not in your country's world cup squad is bad enough, imagine having to see your rejection in sticker form. and not the size of sticker you'll be collecting before the tournament starts. just after germany had announced their final 23 for russia, which didn't include leroy sane, they had to take his picture down from outside the german football museum in dortmund. clearly they were also surprised the manchester city winger didn't make the squad. brutal. that's all from sportsday. coming up next on bbc news it's the papers. goodnight. welcome to our look ahead at the papers. joining me is laura

chris woakes has injured a thigh muscle while ben stokes is recovering from a torn hamstring.2—0. the grass court season is well under way at queens and we have already had a first british defeat. cameron norrie proved light work for three—time grand slam champion stan wawrinka. he is well down the world rankings after an injury lay—off but looks to be returning to form. and andy murray returns to action tomorrow. his first competitive match in almost a year. we will let you know how he gets on tomorrow night. and british women's numberfour is out of the birmingham classic. she was beaten in straight sets by soccer from japan. that is all from sports day on a night where england got their world cup campaign off to a winning start. theresa may is promising a £20 billion a year increase in nhs funding in england, but she admits taxes will have to go up as well. across the nation taxpayers will have to contribute a bit more in a fair and balanced way to support the nhs we all use.

pakistan recovered a little but hayles was caught at slip off the bowling of chris woakes, and that gavengland. he got rid of shafiq as well shortly before lunch to hammer home that advantage, so it is 68—4, definitely england's session after losing the toss, particularly, and a bit of good news just when a new did some. to england clearly on top. what can we expect this afternoon? they will want to hammer home that advantage and get rid of pakistan as cheaply as possible. pretty gloomy, so cheaply as possible. pretty gloomy, so that might help the bowlers. pakistan decided to bat earlier because this is a pretty good pitch, so because this is a pretty good pitch, so they will still be comfortable making it a decent score. i think the big point for this afternoon, the big point for this afternoon, the real test, is whether that confidence is returned, whether lessons have been learned when england come to bat. patrick, thank you. the former world heavyweight champion tyson fury has told bbc sport he believes he can beat every major name in the division, including current titleholders ant

along with james anderson and chris woakes...rly did fire him up, michaelvaughan england needed their feathers ruffled a bit to make sure they came out firing. stuart broad hasn't been shy of making his comments known about how he felt about the criticism he received. last night he said he felt the criticisms were unfair from the likes of michael vaughan. he said he was the pick of the bowlers during england's final test match against new zealand in christchurch. inaudible in terms of who should be dropped from the england side. yesterday the intensity with which he bowled and the effectiveness of the england bowling unit suggested they felt the criticism they got was something they could respond positively to. the question now really is whether the batting unit can do the same. frustrating the england to lose alastair cook yesterday. as days go, compared to what they've had recently as a test unit, they couldn't have asked for much more and certainly stuart broad was leading things. thank you. let's hope the batsman can keep the

noel ben stokes, but instead chris woakes, who coached to more pakistani wickets by lunch.pakistan would be below for less than 100, before a teenager from punjab fought back. he made 56 innings sustaining runs, before finally becoming the first test wicket for one player. now england. 0na wicket for one player. now england. on a crowd being reconstructed, this was a time for careful building. foundations first. keaton jennings, backin foundations first. keaton jennings, back in the team, had been going so well before his opposition went one better. after a frenetic day, england went into the evening hoping and batting for a bit of calm. well, in the last few minutes, england have lost alastair cook 446. bad timing as they were close to the end of play. 104—2. despite that and given all of the criticism they faced this week, we will regard this as some long—awaited good news. thank you. what you couldn't hear with phil avery groaning about the cricket there. a very good evening to you. good job they didn't try to plate that much of bit further north in cumbria, where you co

england bowler chris woakes has been ruled out of sunday's one—day international against scotland.est win over pakistan, but he also picked up a thigh strain and joins ben stokes on the injury list. surrey‘s tom curran comes in. uk sport have today launched a national consultation to explore whether great britain should change the way it funds elite sport. the body invests £100 million of national lottery and government money each year, essentially rewarding sports that bring the most medals with the most funding, but over the last two years there has been criticism of its approach and a series of controversies over funding decisions and athlete welfare. uk sport's ouimet has to be to create success through olympic and paralympic medals and we have had great success. that has been fantastic. it is now time to pause and think is this the way it needs to be, is this what everyone wants? it is working, but almost there is a responsibility to go, is that where the journey should take us? that is the journey should take us? that is the question for the public. that is the question for t

broad, the two wickets set the tone, because all the rest of the england pace attack chipped in, chris woakesmes anderson, all helped reduce pakistan to seven down for less than 100. it looked like they were going to be bowled out for less than 00 but khan kept pakistan competitive. 174-4 but khan kept pakistan competitive. 174—4 out in the end. england's turn to bat, a test of this fragile batting order. jennings recalled after being dropped last year, he did well for 29. he looked confident before he got out but he had set that platform and cook and root took them on. it was frustrating for england when cook was out for a6, they finished on 106 for two, despite that late frustrating wicket they will rashed it as a good day. they will hope that momentum carries through. how important is it, after the winter they have had they get a goodwin now? i think it is crucial as, this england team, since the start of the ashe last year have lost six of the eight tests they have played and they have been hammered ina have played and they have been hammered in a number, so no big surprise there was crit

he'll provide cover from chris woakes who will miss the first part of series after picking up a quadalso been ruled out of the early matches with a hamstring problem. the french open tennis continues this afternoon, with the likes of novak djokovic in action. it was a grand slam too early for britain's andy murray. but the two—time wimbledon champion, who's been out since 2017 with injury, says he hopes to be back in time for the grass court season. i've been now getting close to a year now, which i think is closer than me orany year now, which i think is closer than me or any of my team expected at the beginning, but i'm getting closer to playing again. i started training a few days ago, and i'm hoping to make my comeback during the grass court season. that is all the grass court season. that is all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. thank you, tim. let's get more on oui’ thank you, tim. let's get more on our main story today. "the time for action is now" — the words of the transport secretary chris grayling as he said the government has approved the buildin

they were beginning to look comfortable when chris woakes, now returned from the razzmatazz of the indian and miss, but hindsight showed he touched it and would have been out. perhaps england couldn't believe their luck. never mind, there was no doubt shafiq had hit this. and for now, they have an sod—all the words with wickets. —— they have transferred all the words with wickets. patrick gea rey all the words with wickets. patrick gearey reporting. a former second world war nurse is planning to retire from selling poppies 97 years after she first began. rosemary powell, who's 103 and from london, is believed to be the longest serving and oldest poppy seller in britain, as jessica parker reports. for nearly a century, it's been the symbol of remembrance. the poppy appeal began in 1921. that same year, a young rosemary powell sold her first year, a young rosemary powell sold herfirst poppy on year, a young rosemary powell sold her first poppy on richmond year, a young rosemary powell sold herfirst poppy on richmond bridge. they ran out so quickly that her mother had to make more using red

chris woakes and ben stokes both have muscle injuries but are expected to be back in action next monthen knocked out in the first round at queen's. he was beaten in straight sets by the three—time grand slam champion stan wawrinka, who looked comfortable as he continues his comeback from knee surgery. andy murray makes his competitive return to tennis tomorrow. and british women's numberfour katie boulter is out of the birmingham classic — she was beaten in straight sets by the world number 19 naomi osaka of japan. the world and olympic 800m champion caster semenya plans to challenge what she calls "unfair" rules affecting some female athletes. from the 1st of november, some female runners with naturally high testosterone levels will have to race against men, or change events, unless they take medication. semenya will fight the iaaf ruling at the court of arbitration for sport. back now to olly in moscow. welcome back to red square, we're some 1000 miles away from volgograd, where england kick off against tunisia in only around 7 minutes. and there's news to bring you about disciplinar

and both ben stokes and chris woakes will miss the rest of england's one day series against australiag and woakes has torn his quad. both are expected to be back in action next month. 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. thank you. more now on theresa may's plan to give the nhs a cash boost. speaking in the past hour the prime minister said the nhs is the government's ‘number one' spending priority. mrs may says the nhs will be given an extra £20 billion a year by 2023 — but she warned taxpayers would have to pay more for it. it is clear that more money is needed to keep pace with growing pressures on the nhs. but it's notjust a question of more money this year or next, to meet these pressures and deliver the world—class care we all want and expect, the nhs needs to be able to plan for the future with ambition and confidence. over the last 70 years increases in health creating uncertainty over what the funding position will be in as little as two years' time. this has led to a system of planning from one

chris woakes could just about do with it but once again, pakistan would get their man can england hangingd 302—7. sam karen and jos buttler will continue tomorrow. unbeaten on 16. day three resumes tomorrow, a lead of 128. still to come on sportsday: wales in action in washington, dc. there tested later against south africa. and that is mike bushell. we are going to find out what it's all about. a certain different image from sidecar, a sidecar crossword the passengers are not just sidecar, a sidecar crossword the passengers are notjust their... it was derby day at epsom, arguably flat—racing's most famous race. and we had a big uspet in the 239th running of the classic. the queen was there to see the outsider masar come home at 16—1 charlie appleby‘s colt denied the odds—on favourite saxon warrior. it was a first derby triumph for the trainer and jockey william buick. £920,000 in prize money going to the winning connections. warrington are into the semi—finals of the challenge cup after a comprehensive 23—0 victory over wigan, the first time they've beaten them at home in the competition

stuart broad, anderson and chris woakes have all taken wickets anderson and chris woakes have all tar, finally! and now england football fans? what might they be cheering about with the world cup coming up. gareth southgate has defended raheem sterling and is to do. certainly one of the headlines this week, the player has had the image of an assault rifle tattooed on his leg, it's divided opinion, some critical, somejumping it's divided opinion, some critical, some jumping to his it's divided opinion, some critical, somejumping to his defence, the player says it's in memory of his late father. gareth southgate says tattoos are a personal thing. late father. gareth southgate says tattoos are a personalthing. in my view and that it was like a work of art, a very individual thing, the meaning is with the individual and the person. what has been clear from his own statement and his own experiences that he is not someone who supports, wants to promote guns in the way that was perceived at first. mauricio pochettino the spurs manager is the favourite to succeed zinedine zidane and real mad

chris woakes has injured a thigh muscle while ben stokes is recovering from a torn hamstring.ndards. we can go back to the house of commons for the urgent question on the use of medicinal cannabis oil. minister nick hurd. mr speaker, over the weekend, my right honourable friend the home secretary issued an emergency licence to allow billy caldwell‘s medicinal team to access cannabis —based medicine. this was a procedure led by a senior clinician with the support of the medical director at chelsea and westminster hospital. i‘m sure the whole house will want tojoin hospital. i‘m sure the whole house will want to join me hospital. i‘m sure the whole house will want tojoin me in expressing genuine concern for billy‘s health, and will be pleased with the news that he has been discharged from hospital today. the course of action in this case, mr speaker, was unprecedented. i should explain that ourguiding unprecedented. i should explain that our guiding principle is that any principle must be clinical lead and evidence —based. today put up policy has been to permit the production, s

responding in the best way possible with three wickets, james anderson with three wickets and chris woakes comments weren't fair. i've always enjoyed listening to punditry. i think it's really interesting when you hear different people's opinions. i've always been very open to criticism when it's come my way when i feel it's fair. this week it was... there wasn't a huge amount of logic in it, which did disappoint me slightly, only two tests ago i did pick up eight wickets in christchurch. it was disappointing to read those comments but it's sort of the world we live in. england manager gareth southgate will no doubt be looking forward to focussing on the football rather than talking about things like tattoos when his team play the first of two friendlies later before departing for the world cup. nigeria the opponents at wembley. david 0rnstein is with the team. england's path to the world cup has been smooth, but with the tournament now fast approaching, the scrutiny has intensified. this week, raheem sterling moved to defend himself after revealing a tattoo of an assault rifle on his righ

responding in the best way possible with three wickets, james anderson with three wickets and chris woakesume on 106—2, broad says he feels the comments were unfair. i've always enjoyed listening to punditry. i think it's really interesting when you hear different people's opinions and i've always been very open to criticism when it has come my way, when i feel it's fair. i think this week there was not a huge amount of logic in it, it did disappoint me slightly. only two test matches ago i picked up eight wickets in christchurch. i think it was... it was disappointing to read those comments but that's sort of the world we live in. england will want to build on that strong start when they begin later. talk of tatoos will be put to one side later as gareth southgate's england play the first of two friendlies, before departing for the world cup in russia. nigeria the opponents at wembley this evening. david ornstein is with the team. england's path to the world cup has been smooth, but with the tournament now fast approaching, the scrutiny has intensified. this week, raheem sterling moved to

some cricket news for you and chris woakes will miss the first part of england's 0di series with australiare seamer jake ball has been called up to the squad in his place. a 30—year—old man has died after a shooting at an irish gym founded by the father of world boxing champion katie taylor. two other men, aged 35 and 57, including pete taylor, were injured in the shooting at bray boxing club in county wicklow, just before 7 this morning. katie is the woman's unified lightweight champion and won gold at the 2012 london olympics. meanwhile, the men's world heavyweight champion anthony joshua is close to agreeing a deal to fight russian alexander povetkin. it'll happen either before or after a bout with american deontay wilder who holds the only title joshua hasn't got. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. thank you, see you later. let's go back to one of our main stories, the news that cabinet ministers are discussing whether to back controversial plans to expand heathrow airport. supporters believe the proposals are crucial for economic growth, but opponen

england bowler chris woakes has been ruled out of sunday's one—day international against scotland.train and joins ben stokes on the injury list. surrey‘s tom curran comes in. meanwhile, englnad's women have recalled pace bowler katherine brunt and wicketkeeper sarah taylor for the first two matches of their one—day series against south africa. the three—match series starts at new road on saturday that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. we will be back to the bbc sport centre in a short while. let's return now to the transport secretary's statement on the disruption many rail passengers are facing. speaking to mps, chris grayling unveiled measures to tackle the cancellations and delays caused by changes to timetables to northern and govia thameslink. eager to point the finger of blame not just at northern eager to point the finger of blame notjust at northern and govia thameslink, but also at the national infrastructure manages, and he was pretty critical of them. labour formally calling for him to step down, because they said h

chris woakes has injured a thigh muscle while ben stokes is recovering from a torn hamstring.rrently lead 2—0. still 1—1 in volgograd in that opening match for england at the world cup. that is all from me. john watson, the bringer of good news. the government has lost a crucial vote in the house of lords over its brexit plans. peers backed a call to give parliament a bigger say in the event that there is so—called "no deal" departure from the eu. the proposals will go back to the commons on wednesday. here's confirmation of that government defeat in the lords. there have voted, contents 354, not content 235, so the contents have it. well, our political correspondent, chris mason, told me a short time ago that tonight's vote in the lords is part of the wider rebellion in both the house of commons and lords over brexit. we knew as a result of what happened in the house of commons last week that this would head back to the house of lords. it is not surprising that the house of lords has defeated the government and therefore that this will head back to the house of commons, but c

responding in the best way possible with three wickets, james anderson with three wickets and chris woakes. as england prepare to resume on 106—2, broad says he feels the comments were unfair. i've always enjoyed listening to punditry. i think it's really interesting when you hear different people's opinions and i've always been very open to criticism when it has come my way, when i feel it's fair. i think this week there was not a huge amount of logic in it, it did disappoint me slightly. only two test matches ago i picked up eight wickets in christchurch. i think it was... it was disappointing to read those comments but that's sort of the world we live in. england will want to build on that strong start later. talk of tatoos will be put to one side later as gareth southgate's england play the first of two friendlies, before departing for the world cup in russia. nigeria the opponents at wembley this evening. david ornstein is with the team. england's path to the world cup has been smooth, but with the tournament now fast approaching, the scrutiny has intensified. this week, raheem sterli

imbula parolo chris woakes has been ruled out of sunday's one—day international against tottenham. all the sport for now. serena williams in a press conference in the moment, hopefully hearfrom her in the next half an hour. studio: thank you. the home secretary, sajid javid, has said the security services must change their approach to fighting terrorism and learn the lessons of last year's attacks in london and manchester in which 36 people died. in a speech in london, he said they were currently involved in more than 500 investigations involving 3000 potential suspects. mrjavid explained that as threats evolve, uk counter—terror policy should do so too. dlouhy terrorist attacks are planned and carried out a change. people are being radicalised by death computers and smartphones and using everyday objects such as knives and cars as weapons on the length of time between radicalisation and the attack is getting shorter. the threats are evolving. we must evolve as well. in our revised counterterrorism strategy, known as contest, i'm outlining today how eve ryo ne contest, i'm outlinin

england bowler chris woakes took four wickets in that match, but he's been ruled out of sunday's one—dayme extra tension on court at the french open this afternoon, when serena williams faces maria sharapova in the fourth round. williams isn't too happy with comments sharapova made in her autobiography which came out last year. sharapova talks about williams a lot in the book — and claims she heard the american crying in the changing rooms after she beat her in the 2004 wimbledon final. the book was 100% hearsay, at least the quotes and words i read. it is disappointing. iam human. for me, it is totally normal. i think what happens there should stay there, and not necessarily be talked about in a not so positive way in a book. you can listen to live commentary of that match on radio 5live sports extra, and via the bbc sport website. world number one simona halep is already through to the quarter—finals. she made very short work of elise mertens, dropping only three games along the way. they were on court for less than an hour. halep has twice been a finalist at roland garros, but she's s

cricket and chris woakes will miss the next match for england. gathering in parliament square later today calling on the home secretary to allow back into britain skilled migrants who've been sent home because of tax discrepancies, under a controversial clause normally used for protecting the country against terrorism. the home secretary admitted last week that 19 people had been forced to leave the country because of clause 3225 rule of the immigration act. up to a thousand more people could be affected. i've been speaking to one nhs physio who was sent back to kashmir in india — he said it's made him feel "like a criminal." also aditi bjardwag, who is from high skilled migrants — the group that support migrants affected by this controversial clause and who are taking part in the protest today; and labour mp stephen doughty is part of the home affairs select committee that sajid javid announced the review to last week. first avais kawos explained what happened to him: no specific reason given in my refusal letter. all they mentioned is that this

england will be without the injured pair of ben stokes and chris woakes for the match in nottingham.illy caldwell who has been refused cannabis treatment. lord hague writing in the press today says that the war against the legalisation of cannabis has been comprehensively and a visibly lost. he says, it must be asked if britain should join the other countries that permit medical grade marijuana or indeed join canada in preparing for a lawful regulated market in cannabis for recreational use as well. the home office has told us in a statement this morning, "there is strong scientific and medical evidence that cannabis is a harmful drug which can harm people's mental and physical health and can damage communities." let's talk to norman smith. now we will they overturn the law on this, will they? that's right, william hague says the war has been lost but theresa may is clearly in no mood to run up the white flag. she's always been implacably opposed to legalising cannabis, she resisted drug law reform when she was in the home office and chichi botched the idea of having a royal commissi

england will be without the injured pair ben stokes and chris woakes for the match in nottingham.was lots more sport stories, and loads more we can't even fit in. more from me in the next hour. passengers who use northern rail services know only too well about delays and cancellations since the introduction of a new timetable last month. but today sees the first of three planned strikes this week in a long—running dispute over the role of guards. the walkout is by members of the rail, maritime and transport union. mick cash from the rmt is in our london newsroom. very good morning to you. thank you very much for your time. could you just give us a sense of what the action will comprise in the next few days? well, we've got three days of industrial action. i don't know if you and your viewers are aware, but northern normally run 800,000 trains a year, every single one, as we stand, have a guard on and if they get their way, over stand, have a guard on and if they get theirway, over400,000 stand, have a guard on and if they get their way, over 400,000 will be running without a guard