off t20 international in edgbaston as they turn attentions to india. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with some quite staggering news from the fifa world cup in russia on wednesday, and that is that reigning champions germany have failed to make it out the group stage. the four—time winners were beaten 2—0 by south korea and finished bottom of their group, while brazil didn't follow them, they move through to the last 16 and a match against mexico. olly foster has been watching on from moscow. germany's head coach, joachim low, who is now under extreme pressure, admitted they didn't deserve to win the world cup again, didn't even deserve to reach the last 16, he says. that's the general consensus. their 2—0 defeat to south korea means their world cup as lasted just ten days in russia as mexico and sweden go through in that group. no dramas in the other group played on wednesday, brazil and switzerland progressing, as austin halewood reports. almost impossible to comprehend. in a tournament of shocks it was one of the biggest in footba

and jos buttler leads the way as england see off australia and their one off p 20 international at edgbastongermany are heading home, their world cup lasting just ten days. the four time champions, four times runners up were beaten by south korea 2—0 as sweden beat mexico in the other group f match, both those teams progress. joachim loew, germany's head coach wished them well and admitted that his side din't deserve to go further in the competition patrick geraey reports. this just thisjust did not look this just did not look like germany, not as the world knows them, this was a strangely edgy country, unsure of things that used to be certain, like their place in the next round. like forced into an unexpected rescue mission in germany have been relying on those. south korea since their nerves and unlikely, victory might see them through. germany had most of the ball but none of the ideas. anything less than a two—goal win will leave them vulnerable to the result in the other game. the urgency was met with supreme agility. now news from the east, where that a swedish goal, german fa ns where

and england have beaten australia by 28 runs to win the one off t20 international in edgbaston as theyogramme, where we start with some quite staggering news from the fifa world cup in russia on wednesday, and that is that reigning champions germany have failed to make it out the group stage. the four—time winners were beaten 2—0 by south korea and finished bottom of their group, while brazil didn't follow them, they move through to the last 16 and a match against mexico. olly foster has been watching on from moscow. germany's head coach, joachim low, who is now under extreme pressure, admitted they didn't deserve to win the world cup again, didn't even deserve to reach the last 16, he says. that's the general consensus. their 2—0 defeat to south korea means their

the car, i turned on the onboard satnav and the last journey taken was to the calthorpe clinic in edgbastonelf had been for an abortion a decade previously. i shuddered at the thought of the woman who hired the car before me. not to go about her working life, but to go and do something that i take completely for granted. myself and the member for south cambridgeshire are not criminals. she read out a letter she'd received. despite my mental health issues, despite an abusive partner, despite having no money and no real sense of where i was going, i was expected to have this baby. but i didn't want to be pregnant, and that's really why i went to england. afterwards, i felt sore, but mostly angry, that i'd been made to board a plane because the government that laid claim to my country demanded it legislates better for its english citizens than for its northern irish people. because westminster allows our women to be deprived of the basic human rights they give to their english citizens. at the end of the debate, mps backed the motion to change the law in northern ireland, but the vote isn't bi

england see off australia in their one—off t20 international at edgbaston. good evening.our—time champions four—time runners up, losing to by south korea. joachim loew, germany's head coach, wished them well and admitted that his side din't deserve to go further in the competition. this just thisjust didn't look this just didn't look like germany, not as the world knows them. this was a strangely edgy country, unsure of things that used to be certain, like their place in the next round. like the security of their goalkeeper, forced into an unexpected rescue mission. and germany have been relying on those. south korea sends their nerves. an unlikely victory might see them through. germany had most of the ball but none of the ideas. anything less tha n ball but none of the ideas. anything less than a two goal win would leave them vulnerable to the results on them vulnerable to the results on the other game. their belated urgency was met with extreme agility, somehow stopping this header. now, news from the east. word of a swedish goal. german fans usually don't have to chec

joe wilson reports, here we are at a sun—drenched edgbaston as this blistering summer of white ball cricketver stuff, we go into a 20 over phase against the australians here. lots of factors behind england's resurgence but a big one has to be paul farbrace. he doesn't have a middle name but if it did have it could well be positivity. he has given the players so much mental energy behind—the—scenes. in this twenty20 phase trevor bayliss, the head coach, is taking a break and so farbrace steps up to be the boss. bayliss is going to step down permanently at the back end of the 2019 summer. so would it be a logical step for farbrace just to step up to the role then? i'm sure there would be some very experienced coaches from all over the world and in angus reckitt, if i was even considered it would be great. —— and in english cricket. there are a lot of experienced and very good coaches around the world and english cricket and they are doing a fantasticjob. just because i'm involved in the setup now does not give me a divine right to believe i have a better chance than anybody else. i don't see

have just started their one—off t20 match against australia at edgebaston. against australia at edgbastonhed the aussies in their recent series. ajax have agreed a deal with southampton for the transfer of dusan tadic. he will travel to amsterdam to complete personal terms after serbia's world cup campaign ends. and ac milan have been banned from european competition for next season after they broke financial fair play rules. they have a right to appeal through the court of arbitration for sport. not only a busy day at the world cup but a busy day here on home soil as well. let's go back to moscow and get the latest on the fallout from germany going out of the world cup. we cannot believe it! we certainly can't. no time to dwell because before we know it the next couple of matches are upon us. they mark is playing qb of the in the middle of the spartak playing qb of the in the middle of the spa rtak pitch playing qb of the in the middle of the spartak pitch a few miles away from here. they are playing their final group from here. they are playing their finalgroup game, from here. they are

continues after the 5—01—day series whitewash there was a 28 run win in the only t20 international at edgbastonnd around the old city ofjerusalem. he's spending time at temple mount — also known as haram al—sharif — as well as the western wall and the church of the holy sepulchre. 0ur middle east correspondent, yolande knell, is in jerusalem for us now. iam standing i am standing here on the mount of 0lives which is where trent williams began the final day of his historic middle east tour because you have this amazing view of the old city of jerusalem. —— prince william began his tour. he has been to the western wall, the holiest site wherejews can pray and right now he's at the church of holy sepulchre which for many christians is the place where jesus was crucified and buried. here there was a special visit for him because he went to the church of mary magdalen which was where his own great—grandmother, princess alice of greece, is buried and her name has come up a lot as she is recognised in the holocaust museum is being on the list of the righteous among the nations, someone who hit a jewis