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and the crashes from zak crawley�*s bat. "welcome, england", read the sign.ressing room — and why sit down? the runs, the records, the celebrations kept coming. key factors — helpful conditions, england's bold ambition and some questionable fielding. duckett made 107, then it was 0llie pope's chance. another fluently forceful innings, another 100. yeah, him too. yet the most dismissive batting only came now. harry brook hit one over for 24 on his way to a century. four hundred—makers on the first day of a test match, 506 runs — astonishing records. england are back in pakistan but playing as they've never done before. joe wilson, bbc news. the bedtime story on the bbc children's channel cbeebies has had many guest readers. now the former rugby league player rob burrow, who has motor neurone disease, is taking on the accolade. rob has recorded a story using a computerised voice machine which is controlled by his eyes, and recreates the words in his own yorkshire accent. he said he's excited and honoured to be taking part. graham satchell reports. rob burrow wi

and the crashes from zak crawley�*s bat. "welcome, england", read the sign.it down? the runs, the records, the celebrations kept coming. key factors — helpful conditions, england's bold ambition and some questionable fielding. duckett made 107, then it was 0llie pope's chance. another fluently forceful innings, another 100. yeah, him too. yet the most dismissive batting only came now. harry brook hit one over for 2a on his way to a century. four hundred—makers on the first day of a test match, 506 runs — astonishing records. england are back in pakistan but playing as they've never done before. joe wilson, bbc news. the former rugby league player rob burrow, who has motor neurone disease, has agreed to read the bbc�*s cbeebies bedtime story using a computerised voice machine controlled by his eyes. the computer recreates the words in his own yorkshire accent. the a0—year—old — one of the most successful players in rugby league's history — revealed he was suffering from the disease in 2019. he says he is honoured to be taking part. graham satchell reports. rob

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centuries from zak crawley, ben duckett, ollie pope, and harry brook — who stole the show with england'sery single polar and mica said, that's the way i want to play and yes, i'm really with that. four scoring the fastest binding player at one stage. really close. after that over 64, but if the shout but i was really concentrating on that, to be honest. british driverjamie chadwick will race in the indy nxt series in the united states for the andretti autosport team next year. the 24—year—old won her third w series title in october after the final three races were cancelled because of funding issues. indy nxt is the second tier of the usa's open—wheel racing format indycar, which includes the indy 500 oval race. the barriers for me to get the formula 1, since growing up, i know it's a challenge for me and for everyone to get through the ranks if that success at every level and encourage more young girls into the sport and ultimately, with that, it's going to completely change the culture and dynamic of the sport so it does feel less male—dominated and feels like a very inclusive sport wh

zak crawley was his first test wicket.nough to contain england's new ambition, but the results were mixed. ollie pope scored lots like this, and was caught like this. gone for 60. it looked like harry brook was trying to hit this back to rawalpindi. it worked so often in the first test, but it didn't here. well held. very well held. and by lunch, on his debut, abrar had five wickets. look how he dismissed ben stokes for 30. clean bowled. clear shock. abrar finished with seven wickets, but mark wood's late runs took england to 281 all out. so, england were bowling. imam—ul—haq's faint edge, and this was the first of two wickets england took before the close of play. but pakistan's captain can score as quickly as anyone. babar azam will resume on 61 not out. pakistan already on 107 and all set up for another manic multan day. joe wilson, bbc news. and that's all the sport for now. hello. after another cold frosty day on friday. we're in for of the same as we head through the weekend. this cold snap not easing in a hurry. nor

zak crawley reached his century in record time fellow opener ben duckett also got past 100 — as did ollieruns. still time for one more before the close — harry brook finishing the day unbeaten on 101 — england 506—1; at stumps and becoming the first team to pass 500 runs on the opening day of a test. it was crazy. even just that last hour when the boys just seem to get a couple of falls every over and to start the day, a mad day but the big think we are talking about is the score, were not trying to score quickly from just looking and if the ball falls in the right area then we score quick and thankfully it was a quick outfield and we scored quickly today. and for the first time in a century there'll be a new finish line at the tour de france in 202a. the final stage of the famous race will be moved to the southern city of nice as paris will be preparing to host the olympics, which starts just a few days later with the champs elysees set to be transformed into an olympic venue. 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/

ahmed bowling for pakistan, crawley out lbw, and then resume at 7—1 and what more can this young manst gets under way in the early hours of tomorrow morning. exeter chiefs have made it two wins from two in pool a of rugby union's european champions cup. luke cowan dickie was the hero as he celebrated a hat—trick as the chiefs beat the bulls 44—14. alex fletcher rounds up the best of the action. both sides had their eyes firmly on the ball after winning last time out with exeter ending 27 match unbeaten home run before this one. it was the visitors who got off to the best possible start, jacobs is breaking the line before touching down. and in goes jacobs. this wasn't a sign of things to come, though. ewewers is responding for exeter before luke cowan—dickie drove through not once but twice. to extend the home side's lead. the hooker i wasn't finished there. so quick thinking saw him grab his hat—trick shortly after the break. solomon catar then rounded off the scoring for the chiefs who look on course for qualification for the round of 16. as leicester welcome clermont to welford roa

zak crawley was his first test wicket.3 was standard. it's not a ground big enough to contain england's new ambition, but the results were mixed. 0llie pope scored lots like this, and was caught like this. gone for 60. it looked like harry brook was trying to hit this back to rawalpindi. it worked so often in the first test, but it didn't here. well held. very well held. and by lunch, on his debut, abrar had five wickets. look how he dismissed ben stokes for 30. clean bowled. clear shock. abrar finished with seven wickets, but mark wood's late runs took england to 281 all out. so, england were bowling. imam—ul—haq's faint edge, and this was the first of two wickets england took before the close of play. but pakistan's captain can score as quickly as anyone. babar azam will resume on 61 not out. pakistan already on 107 and all set up for another manic multan day. joe wilson, bbc news. a world war two veteran has finally been presented with a special medal — seven decades after she helped to pinpoint aircraft during the batt

the tourists lost zak crawley to the fifth ball of their reply and closed on 7—1, trailing by 297., are involved in the world cup�*s third place play—off against croatia. it's into the second half. croatia took the lead through one of the players of the tournament, josko gvardiol. a well worked free—kick by the croatians, who lost to argentina in the semis. but morocco responded almost immediately, again from a free—kick, the ball found its way to achraf dari who headed home the equaliser. they had only played ten minutes at this point. they had only played ten minutes at this point. just before half—time, croatia regained the lead through mislav 0rsic with an impressive finish. let's cross over to live pictures. morocco scrapping for a way back into the contest, into the final. 30 minutes. they are taking on croatia who finished as runners up in russia in 2018. the best they can hope for this time around is a third—place finish. if morocco are able to work their way back, they would become their way back, they would become the first african side to finish third at the world cup. t

zak crawley was his first test wicket.kett�*s spectacular 63 was standard. it's not a ground big enough to contain england's new ambition, but the results were mixed. 0llie pope scored lots like this, and was caught like this. gone for 60. it looked like harry brook was trying to hit this back to rawalpindi. it worked so often in the first test, but it didn't here. well held. very well held. and by lunch, on his debut, abrar had five wickets. look how he dismissed ben stokes for 30. clean bowled. clear shock. abrar finished with seven wickets, but mark wood's late runs took england to 281 all out. so, england were bowling. imam—ul—haq's faint edge, and this was the first of two wickets england took before the close of play. but pakistan's captain can score as quickly as anyone. babar azam will resume on 61 not out. pakistan already on 107 and all set up for another manic multan day. joe wilson, bbc news. to rugby union now, where the champions cup begins this weekend. the action gets under way tonight with london irish hos

the tourists lost zak crawley to the fifth ball of their reply and closed on 7—1, trailing by 297.lved in the world cup's third place play—off against croatia. it only got under way 20 minutes ago and there've already been two goals. croatia took the lead through one of the players of the tournament, josko gvardiol. a well worked free—kick routine by the croatians, who lost to argentina in the semis. but morocco responded straight away — again, from a free—kick, the ball found its way to achraf dari who headed home the equaliser. these are live pictures of the match. as you can see, just about 19 minutes in now. morocco looking to become the first african nation to finish third at the fifa world cup against croatia. they were finalists in russia four years ago. these two teams met in the group stage as well and it finished 0—0. it is perfectly poised at 1—1 and coverage continues over on bbc one. the france and tottenham goalkeeper hugo lloris says the world cup final between france and argentina tomorrow is not only about lionel messi. the 35—year—old has scored five goals so far.

centuries from zak crawley, ben duckett, ollie pope, and harry brook — who stole the show with england really not concentrating on that, to be honest. british driverjamie chadwick will race in the indy nxt series in the united states for the andretti autosport team next year. the 24—year—old won her third w series title in october after the final three races were cancelled because of funding issues. indy nxt is the second tier of the usa�*s open—wheel racing format indycar, which includes the indy 500 oval race. the barriers for me to get to formula one haven�*t changed since growing up, i know it�*s a challenge for me and for everyone to get through the ranks to have that success at every level and encourage more young girls into the sport and ultimately, with that, it�*s going to completely change the culture and dynamic of the sport. so, it does feel less male—dominated and feels like a very inclusive sport which, i believe it is. and that�*s all the sport for now. hello. fog has been quite a big feature of our weather over the last few days. in some places, quite persistent and rel

crawley out lbw, england will resume 7—1. and what more will this young man do?champion jockey three times. and there's more on the website on the wins for leicester, saracens, edinburgh, exeter and 0spreys in the champions cup today. but is it from me. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. hello, you're watching bbc news. doctors are warning that a plan to free up hospital beds to mitigate wednesday's strike by ambulance workers will be "really difficult" to achieve. nhs england hopes that by discharging as many patients as safely as possible, handover times will be kept to a minimum. the walk—out about pay will affect virtually all of england and wales. ministers say the wage offer they've made to ambulance workers has been recommended independently. the news comes amid a threat from the royal college of nursing to strike injanuary if goverment ministers fail to respond to their demands for pay negotiations. earlier, the former president of the royal college of nursing, dame anne marie rafferty, spoke to my coll

, because a freedom of information has revealed that eight homeless people were removed from a in crawleygovernment's margaret thatcher policy capello two that i now disgrace awful news only adds inqu disgrace awful news only adds insult to injury as we know that migrants have been housed in places like this . stoke's places like this. stoke's rochford hotel account that stoke's rochford hotel generally about stoke's rochford hotel generally abou t £400 a night by the way , about £400 a night by the way, all the while we've had children kept in youth hostels or even just out on the streets. maybe if we put as much effort into housing homeless kids as we have housing homeless kids as we have housing would be able housing migrants would be able to tackle this problem . but it's to tackle this problem. but it's clear we know where our clear that we know where our leaders priorities stand . i'm leaders priorities stand. i'm joined now by commentator and youtuber maria teresa and columnist samantha smith. samantha start with you. people will be looking at this now going this is absolute disgra

, because a freedom of information has revealed that eight homeless people were removed from a in crawleygovernment's margaret thatcher policy capello two that i now disgrace awful news only adds inqu disgrace awful news only adds insult to injury as we know that migrants have been housed in places like this . stoke's places like this. stoke's rochford hotel account that stoke's rochford hotel generally about stoke's rochford hotel generally abou t £400 a night by the way , about £400 a night by the way, all the while we've had children kept in youth hostels or even just out on the streets. maybe if we put as much effort into housing homeless kids as we have housing homeless kids as we have housing would be able housing migrants would be able to tackle this problem . but it's to tackle this problem. but it's clear we know where our clear that we know where our leaders priorities stand . i'm leaders priorities stand. i'm joined now by commentator and youtuber maria teresa and columnist samantha smith. samantha start with you. people will be looking at this now going this is absolute disgra

zak crawley reached his century in record time.101 — england 506—1; at stumps — and becoming the first team to pass 500 runs, on the opening day of a test. a couple of falls every over and to start the day, a mad day but the big think we are talking about is the score, were not trying to score quickly from just looking and if the ball falls in the right area then we score quick and thankfully it was a quick outfield and we scored quickly today. british driverjamie chadwick will race in the indy nxt series in the united states for the andretti autosport team next year. the 24—year—old won her third w series title in october after the final three races were cancelled because of funding issues. indy nxt is the second tier of the usa's open—wheel racing format indycar, which includes the indy 500 oval race. the barriers for me to get to formula 1 haven't changed since i was growing up. i know it's a physical challenge. i know it's a challenge for everyone. to get through the rounds you have to have success at every level. we need more

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zak crawley scored the fastest century by an england opening batter and ben duckett also made a centuryons hoping to iuali for ben, those big nations hoping to qualify for the — ben, those big nations hoping to qualify for the last _ ben, those big nations hoping to qualify for the last 16 _ ben, those big nations hoping to qualify for the last 16 to - ben, those big nations hoping to qualify for the last 16 to join - ben, those big nations hoping to qualify for the last 16 to join the | qualify for the last 16 to join the likes of france, portugal, and you can imagine over the coming days we will be poring over the potential selections of manager gareth southgate as he prepares his england side for that big tie to come against senegal here in doha on sunday. it is going to be fascinating to see what sort of team he picks. all right, john, thank you very much indeed. a black british charity campaigner who was asked at a royal reception "where are you really from?" has told the bbc her treatment by the late queen's lady—in—waiting was down to racism, not her age. lady susan hussey has ap

crawley magistrates court is in the background , another where background, another where photographers a limousine taken from archive footage of donald trump's former lawyer, michael cohen, leaving his new york apartment for prison after he was jailed for tax fraud and lying. you mean you couldn't make up even in the teaser? the press shots were actually from a harry potter premiere before they met. there was, of course, no suggestion that they are trying to deceive us. they so they could use their own staff. after all, they did sneak a photographer. the palace the next three episodes out on thursday. i think after that, frankly, it's curtains for this path. i think we've all seen enough. path. i think we've all seen enough . so before we get stuck enough. so before we get stuck into the debate, here's what else is coming up today at the great british debate this hour. i'll you should harry and meghan be stripped of their titles. mp for sussex constituency tim has called for harry meghan's titles to be stripped. he's expressed frustration that the couple have shown to monarchy and the

zak crawley became the fastest english opener to reach his century and he�*s not the only one to reachan. i think we should all implement lots of sleep and note social media after that australian win. that sounds good, i will sign up to that. thank you, gavin. citizens�* advice is warning that more people are slipping further into debt, paying rent and household bills. the charity also says a growing number of pensioners and homeowners are seeking help. it�*s described a �*ticking time bomb of debt�*. we can speak now to sue anderson, spokesperson for the debt charity step change. how worrying is the situation, how widespread is it?— widespread is it? what citizens' advice are _ widespread is it? what citizens' advice are reporting _ widespread is it? what citizens' advice are reporting is - widespread is it? what citizens' advice are reporting is what i widespread is it? what citizens' i advice are reporting is what other debt advice charities like ours are seeing played it up and down the country so it is worrying. we are seeing more and more people are finding it harder to get out o

it was katie price's court trial for drink driving in crawley and a harry potter photo call from fivefore they met each other. him really? yeah. editorial values questionable. the best . and what questionable. the best. and what else? people mean? the one on strep a from steve. everyone seems to be worried about . seems to be worried about. antibiotic supply? no mention of giving antibiotics and two in the strep a into a more resistant strain that's what he said a lot they've been banging on the band for the last 20 years good point steve. years or so. good point steve. yeah. we will be keeping yeah. and we will be keeping a close eye on that strep situation. indeed. speaking i say schools minister in say to the schools minister in 15 minutes well, they . the 15 minutes time, well, they. the national farmers is calling for fairer pricing for farmers and food growers in the face of worsening supply chain issues, soaring fuel, fertiliser and costs are putting farmers under severe pressure. some farmers opted to slow down egg production , reduce costs, while production, reduce costs, whi

the number of pubs and bars has increased by 18% in folkestone & hythe, but crawley has seen one of then 750 illegal e—cigarettes were seized during an operation by kent police and trading standards, targeting six retailers in canterbury. they also removed more than 5,000 fake goods as part of the raids. trading standards warn that counterfiet tobbaco and vaping products can be harmful to users and have a detrimental impact on law—abiding businesses. as the nhs across the south east anticipates another challenging winter, we'd like to hear your experience of the nhs. let us know what happened when you or your loved one called an ambulance or went to a&e. we'll be telling your stories in a series of reports as part of our nhs under pressure series. share your experiences by sending an email to southeasttoday@bbc.co.uk, or get in touch on twitter, facebook or instagram let's have a look at the weather forecast now with kate kinsella. good morning. the temperature over the next few days is set to get colder still. a chilly start this morning but we have a little more in the way of sunshine