it didn't take england long.ident and spain looks like they might have blown england early on. but then raheem sterling scored his first international goal for three yea rs. first international goal for three years. there were a few chances that we re years. there were a few chances that were squandered in croatia last week but a second goal silenced that. sterling having to wait all that time frowning and go, a few made after scoring his first coming he had another. after half—time, spain came storming back. there was then a fortu nate came storming back. there was then a fortunate moment in goal, where he could have given away a penalty. spain were furious, but the referee said no to their appeals. with the last action, of an absorbing and thrilling game, ramos pulled one backin thrilling game, ramos pulled one back in injury time. with that, the referee blew for the final whistle. england had held on and it was backs to the wall for the majority of the second half. they were 3—0 up and they showed great resili

northwest england staying mostly dry across scotland and the east of england.ld night as we go into thursday. thursday is going to be a transition day, we have not one but two cold fronts moving their way across england. patches of early—morning rain in south—west england. more rain arriving into south—west england. it will eventually push its way up into the midlands and north—west england. ahead of this, we have still got some warmth across east anglia, south—east england. 21 or 22 celsius there. we will start to see something cooler further right. then some very cool weather potentially friday. the deep area of low pressure, tightly packed isobars, gales. multiple heavy warnings in place at the moment. the front will be pushing its way across the uk, bringing heavy rain to the west of scotland, wales and south—west england. that rain may not get across to the far south—east of england until late in the day. these are the average, sustained winds, but the gales could well get up to 50 or 60 miles an hour, maybe even higher. some potentially disruptive winds,

northwest england probably staying mainly dry across scotland and the east of england.you expect by day at this time of the year. a very mild night as we go into thursday. but thursday's going to be a transition day, we have not one but two fronts working their way across england. patches of early—morning rain in south—west england. behind it, some sunshine for a time. more rain arriving into south—west england, wales, northern ireland, western scotland. it will eventually push its way up into the midlands and north—west england. ahead of this, we've still got some warmth across east anglia, south—east england. 21 or 22 celsius here. starting to see something cooler further west. then some very turbulent weather potentially on friday. a deep area of low pressure, tightly packed isoba rs, so gales and heavy rain. we've got multiple heavy warnings in place at the moment. that will be pushing its way across the uk, bringing heavy rain into western scotland, northern ireland, wales and south—west england. still very windy for north ireland through the afternoon. that rain m

that is what england had done.s well. i bet they will. it is mine season. —— if we will meet our umbrellas for that one. that's what it is monsoon season. coming up in the programme... after a little bit of time out jadejones has her sights set on another olympic gold in tokyo. being here in england, it is kind of reminding me of why i used the wind. rugby union now and danny cipriani rounded off a bad week by getting sent off during gloucester‘s champions cup defeat against munster at thomond park. he was left out of the england squad a couple of days ago, and his high tackle meant his teamtes had to play for over half the match with 1a men . with all the details and some of the days other results in europe, here's clare thornton. despite the warm irish hospitality, the park is proving to be one of the least welcoming grinds for visiting sides. it was munster who opened the scoring. the try coming as the home side capitalised on tom savage timeout. danny cipriani kept gloucester within reach but little did he know

and from the england camp...g an update on his condition and the next half hour or so. condition and the next half hour or so. we will keep you updated on that here on bbc news. for now let's go tojohn for today's football results. how's it looking? thanks. we're starting with liverpool. we're talking about mo salah again today. mo salah — 51 goals in 66 games for liverpool now, he was on the scoresheet again as liverpool beat cardiff 4—1 to move clear at the top of the table. answering those who were questioning whether he could replicate the form of last season in this campaign. he now has four goals in three matches. sadio mane scored twice, xerdan shaqiri with the other. cardiff grabbed one, nothing more than a consolation. to round off a good week for liverpool who also won in the champions league. here'sjurgen klopp. yes, the goals are nice. but today it was kind of the right game because it woke us up, us and the opponent — gave us space so that we could finish the game off. so i am fine. and you've got a

that is what england had done.we will need our umbrellas for that one as well. i bet they will. england winning that series. we will say a nice warm studio. also coming up in the programme... —— state and a nice warm studio. after a little bit of time out jadejones has her sights set on another olympic gold in tokyo. thing here in england, it is kind of reminded me why i used to win. —— reminding me. rugby union now and danny cipriani rounded off a bad week by getting sent off during gloucester‘s champions cup defeat against munster at thomond park. he was left out of the england squad a couple of days ago, and his high tackle meant his teamates had to play for over half the match with 14 men. with all the details and some of the days other results in europe, here's clare thornton. despite the warm irish hospitality, thomond park has proven to be one of the least welcoming grinds for positing sides in europe. true to form, it was a munster who opened the scoring. my kelly try coming as the scoring. my kelly try com

eastern england, up to 25.avy rain into south west england and wales later denied. mild across england and wales were 12—15dc 8— scotla nd england and wales were 12—15dc 8— scotland and northern ireland. into sunday, it eats tony mcrae with. fixing it goes ooh. we will have —— they goes fresher further west. it starts to go north eastwards, behind it we see some sunshine dry conditions, light winds, it may linger across east anglia. notice the dip in temperature, the rain may still be around for the let with sunshine behind it, then it flips around, showers arrived and drier south and east. this evening, across iberia, this is hurricane leslie. it pushes its way into part of portugal and spain through this evening and overnight, bringing strong winds at here and heavy rain so it's notjust has seen the stormy weather at the moment. thank you. we will keep the cost that all morning. —— across that. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. let's have a look at the newspapers. wrtier and broadcaster paul vallely is

england coasting to 150 by the end. the moment, they have so adding depth that they have this positive approach to batting, and they look as though they will clinically take the game away from sri lanka. they have been impressive. thank you so much for that, simon, good to see some bowling action. there's been much speculation about the club thierry henry would choose to begin his managerial career — and today he was officially introduced at the club where he began his playing career as monaco. he's already taken his first training sessions with the squad — so today was just for the cameras really. he has quite a task on his hands, monaco are 18th in ligue1withjust one win and three draws so far this season, and he's been talking about what he learned at arsenal. for me, window offer came, it was quite logical. obviously the connection you have at one club, this is where i started. this club will always have a big place in my heart, that goes without saying. so to be able to come here and start here again, it is a dream

well, that was one of the most memorable england victories for many yea rs. memorable england victoriesany years. spain very rarely lose at home. in fact, years. spain very rarely lose at home. infact, it's years. spain very rarely lose at home. in fact, it's the first time they've done so in a competitive fixture for some 15 years. the first time england have managed to win away from spain since 1987. gareth southgate‘s young side had plenty to prove, of course. in the summer, they had that unforgettable run all they had that unforgettable run all the way to the last four, the first time they'd done that well in a world cup for some 28 years. but since then their progress has stalled somewhat. they haven't won ina stalled somewhat. they haven't won in a competitive fixture. they came here against a really inform spain side, and many people expected that the hosts would win with something to spare, and indeed spain started more brightly. but it didn't take england long to get going, two goals from sterling in the first half and rashford as well. back to the wall stuff for southgate‘s si

now, sharni layton had promised to wear an england kit at the fast5 event today, if england beat australiade surrey storm lost to wasps in the semi—finals at the copperbox and they went on to beat benecosmavericks by 42—32 to take the title. will bayley provided one of the most memorable images from the paralympics in rio two years ago. his celebration after he won table tennis gold was a real highlight. next week he takes part in the biggest event on the para table tennis calendar — the world championships in slovenia. ben croucher looks at where the british medals might come from. we have already had the swimming in dublin and the european para athletics in berlin this year, where britain 120 cult medals. where britain won 20 gold medals. this time it is the turn of the table tennis world championships. not so many medals up for grabs. for athletes it is the third largest paralympic sport. slovenia is not too foreign to the team. they regularly train and play here. there performance director is from the capital. the competition is around about an hour away. so who is going? 1a athletes i

england are about to find out.emifinal, 80,000 fans were inside. tonight there will be zero. croatia are serving a stadium ban, meaning the match is behind closed doors. for england, and unwanted first. match is behind closed doors. for england, and unwanted firstm match is behind closed doors. for england, and unwanted first. it will bea england, and unwanted first. it will be a strange experience. it's a shame, especially for our travelling fa ns shame, especially for our travelling fans who were brilliant for us all summer fans who were brilliant for us all summerand so fans who were brilliant for us all summer and so many fans who were brilliant for us all summer and so many of whom haven't missed an england game for years. that's unfortunate for them in particular. this is the unusual sight that will greet the players. banks of empty seats. there will be some officials, some of us in the media and that's it. if you think playing this match behind closed doors has stopped england's fans from coming out here, th

the england manager said this week that should england have another good world cup next year, they wonf they do well again they won bronze in 2015, if they do wellagain in they won bronze in 2015, if they do well again in 2019, then the women's game in this country could explode. a short time ago, i spoke to kelly simmons who is the director of the women's professional game at the fa and she says the fa completely agree with phil neville's comments. when you see england in major tournaments like when we got third place in canada, millions of people were following the lioness is on television. we saw a lot of girls getting into playing foot ball a lot of girls getting into playing football and the interest from the media, the coverage was fantastic. they are special moment in terms of our ambition for the game and promoting the game, we set targets to double the number of girls playing football. these big pinnacle moments are very important in that plan. that is participation but when phil neville says explode, what does he mean? you would have to ask phil but i think he isjust saying t

whenjo wood went england were 28 forfour and only whenjo wood went england were 28 for four and onlystokes made their innings look respectable. the deficit in the runs needed england's heaviest defeat in one—day cricket, result but no one saw coming and found in more familiarfashion. the saw coming and found in more familiar fashion. the series saw coming and found in more familiarfashion. the series in saw coming and found in more familiar fashion. the series in the monsoon season ending with the covers on, for england when the rain clears they will have to paper over the cracks. it really was one hell of a heating. mel farrell is alongside me. fitting that it all ends in the rain because that it all ends in the rain because that has been the dominating feature of this series. by strange result to end a series during which england we re end a series during which england were feeling pretty good until today. what will they have learned from today question mark well england made a few changes before this match because of the rain. batters in particularjust had had no time out there, m

persistent rain across north—west england, patchy across north—west england, patchy across northern more persistent to the afternoon. but it won't be as windy across scotland and northern ireland as yesterday. temperatures 12—14dc, across england and wales wide feet 18-22. but 24-25 foot across england and wales wide feet 18—22. but 24—25 foot anglia and south—east england. warm for october. the rain continues overnight northward. it eases for a time across wales and more arise co nte time across wales and more arise conte arrives so another wet and to the night. another 8—9 for northern ireland. this front is still with us tomorrow, slowly pushing eastwards. eventually it replaced the warmth across east anglia and south—east england with something fresher. that's already further north and west. another wet morning across wales, central and southern england, improving to the day. the rain pushes northhead is and spells of sunshine across northern ireland wales, south—west england, lighter winds, a cooler feel though, wales, south—west england, lighter winds, a coolerfeel though, 13—

england. come. we still have this amber warning in place across south—western parts of wales, which already saw a loss of rain yesterday. it is all connected to this very slow moving front. storm callu m this very slow moving front. storm callum is away to the north of the uk. it has left is almost stationary front right across southern scotland, down through wales, into south—west england. it is south—western parts of wales we are most concerned about. more heavy rain to come, perhaps up to 106 in millimetres by the end of the day. here is the earlier rainfall radar. you can see how that has been piling in. slowly through the day it starts to move its way a little further northwards to the central belt of scotland, into northern ireland, northern england, ahead of at we will see some showers, more persistent rain for the far south—west of england. southern parts of wales in particular that will see further heavy rain through the day. also, note is the strength of the wind. another windy day.

through scotland, northern england, wales, and the south of england, wales, and the south of england,as well. call to the north—west, where you have clouded rain, too. into the evening hours, brings us to move a little bit, so it will ease for areas that have seen the heaviest downpours over the last few days. the bramall was eastwards a cross last few days. the bramall was eastwards across the country, moving through into sunday. so a different feeling day on sunday. the eastern england, where we have had the warm weather and sunshine, despite the wind, it will turn soggy on sunday. the further west, an improvement in the weather. such a recurring to northern ireland, western parts of scotla nd northern ireland, western parts of scotland and england, wales, to, but unease, cloudy with our press of rain, and our bric—a—brac, too. so as to be about 10 degrees cooler on sundeck and petty saturday. keep the highs of the latest forecast, and you can see all the weather warnings on our forecast. —— you can see all the weather warnings on ourforecast. —— keep you can see all the weather war

in contrast parts of eastern england we re contrast parts of eastern england were warm and sunny spells will be even warmer tomorrow. could be a record for the time of october at 25 celsius. a lot of weather going on across the uk, this rain is sitting overnight, so another pulse of heavy rain up through wales, western parts of england, west midlands, northern england, scotland and northern ireland staying mainly drive a look at the colours here indicating those temperatures for england and wales. already warm night to come for the time of year. maybe a record as temperatures hold up maybe a record as temperatures hold up around 18—19 in warm spots. a look at tomorrow morning. more focused detail of the rain, and the wind, wind gust, still some around 50-60 wind, wind gust, still some around 50—60 mph, and the rain starting to push further north again into slovakia, scotland and northern ireland, one in shetland indicating wind gust below a0 mph so the calmer day here but it will be turning wet across scotland and northern ireland through the day and the rain continues into cornwall gon

england goalkeeper peter shilton there.have expressed their disappointment that potentinal money from the sale, will now not make its way to grassroots football. the daily mirror's chief football writerjohn cross joins us. i understand you are one of those in that regard. why are you so disappointed? i see it as a wasted opportunity, to be honest. ifeel it's almost like a no—brainer because while i respect peter shilton‘s view, i think it's wrong to paint wembley as being a big traditional home of english football. it's a very iconic venue but the fa have rarely opened it down the years. this time you're talking about selling it off for the good of grassroots football. it's a £600 million deal, or it was, for shahid khan to buy it. that sort of cash investment would have made a world of difference to the grassroots game, which isjust com pletely grassroots game, which isjust completely in disarray at the moment. thousands of games being called off every single week because of the poor state of.. when we talk about developin

whether or not he can stand the scrutiny, set england hearts aflutter, will become clear when englandable decisions, having a goal disallowed and penalty appeals denied. australia equalised late in the game, but neville was left angry at what he'd seen. it is easy saying you can't criticise people within the women's game because it is the women's game, no, if the standards are not right, ijust criticised the players for not being ruthless enough and they have accepted it. i think for the women's game to get better we need to have conversations like this and be brave enough to come out and say that this needs to improve. we're just seven months away from the cricket world cup and this morning england continue their preparations as they take on sri lanka in the first one day international. england are the world's top side and go into the five match series as favourites, and that's a position they're relishing. we like being favourites, that means you've been doing something right, so to have worked our way to the top of the ranking, i think the guys enjoy that pressure of being the numb

all too regular when england play abroad.n see, there was some anti—social behaviour on the streets of seville last night. picked up by social media and also by local media. local police we re also by local media. local police were called and have a dispersed those bands that were causing trouble. there was some vandalism at times, and it was broken up pretty quickly. no confirmation of any arrests or serious injuries, but it does come after the british police pleaded with the 3000 or so england fa ns pleaded with the 3000 or so england fans who made the journey not to have a repeat of those ugly scenes, three years ago in alicante when there was trouble. there is still fresh memories of what occurred in amsterdam earlier this year when is over 100 arrests of england supporters following clashes with the police before and after england's match with the netherlands. their has been improved byaa netherlands. their has been improved by a a trouble—free world cup in russia, but that trouble last night will have undone some of tha

in england and wales, 22 celsius, south—east england, 2a or 25 celsius.ntinues to work its way northwards, easing off for a while across parts of wales, but more returns later in the night so a wet end of the night. mild for england and wales is. this front is still with us on sunday, slowly starting to clear eastwards. and it is also the dividing line between the warmth we have got across eastern areas and something cooler and fresher further north and west. but there will be more rain through the morning. slowly pushing its way northwards and eastwards through the day. the rain likely to linger for eastern counties. a cooler feel on sunday. temperatures between 12 and 18 celsius. still some rain lingering across south—east england on monday. but on tuesday, sunshine for the south and east, wetterfor the north and west. hello and a very warm welcome to dateline london. i'm jane hill. this week we're asking what the west should do about the disappearance of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi, and looking forward to next week's european summit — which co

england, west midlands, northern england and southern scotland.perature colours will stop some warmth out there, especially in england and wales where temperatures are high into the teens threatening an october record again. we don't get much below 19 and a half degrees or so in the warmest places. nine o'clock in the morning focusing on the rain and the winds. the back hours indicating winds. the back hours indicating wind gust may be 50—60 pounds per hour. the rain is sitting and showing scotland northern ireland in the country —— indicating dust below 40 the country —— indicating dust below a0 mph and that's quite a day when whites but rain on the way starting in southern scotland soon into the central edging further north across for the lead of again and it is still there through wales, western england and on through towards northumberland whereas much eastern england is dry. blustering for england is dry. blustering for england and wales where we see the strongest winds tomorrow, not as windy today and they're your warmth in eastern england,

england.away and we will have clearing skies across the bulk of the uk and that will allow temperatures to plummet, quite a cold night. patches of frost in the countryside as we head into the first part of sunday morning. a chilly start but the reversal of fortu nes chilly start but the reversal of fortunes in many respects. england and wales will have the best of the sunshine on sunday, further north and west it is wet and windy. heavy rain getting into western scotland and it will be accompanied by gale force winds. temperatures 12—16 but in the short term you will notice that the changing temperatures tomorrow across england and were. it will feel cooler. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm ben brown. today at 2. it's feared that more than a thousand people are buried under mud and rubble, after the earthquake and tsunami that hit indonesia. a criminal investigation is launched by the environment agency, after it emerged tonnes of medical waste, including body parts, have been stock

generally across england and wales, sunny spells continue.eather from pushing sunny spells continue. another weatherfrom pushing into the north—west and wind strength and here. in eastern scotland, temperatures around 17 degrees and high teens into the south east corner. into sunday, the weather front is there. isobars squeezing together and the breeze into the far north—west and that will push steadily south and east. generally speaking across much of scotland and northern ireland, there will be a lot of cloud around and there will be outbreaks of rain. it will be a wea k be outbreaks of rain. it will be a weak affairand for be outbreaks of rain. it will be a weak affair and for much of england and wales we continue to see plenty of dry, sunny weather. temperatures of dry, sunny weather. temperatures of 17 or 18 degrees. all in all, not a bad weekend. a reminder of our main stories. there's anger as theresa may says the uk's transition out of the eu could be extended by "a matter of months" to ensure there's no visible border in northern ire

possible in south—west england.st and fog patches and temperatures into single figures so many will have a cooler night tonight than through last night. into wednesday morning, for those in south—west england, maybe the south—east wales through to the midlands and lincolnshire and northern east anglia, a zone of cloud, occasional rain and drizzle, heaviest bursts in the south—west but either side of it, dry and bright weather with sunshine around but feeling cooler than of late. 0n sunshine around but feeling cooler than of late. on thursday, high pressure starts to build in, promoting dry weather, morning mist and fog. chillier start on thursday morning across the country and a bit ofa morning across the country and a bit of a breeze, top and tail of the country with the odd shower in the english channel but most will have a fine day with good sunny spells. temperatures akin to what they will be when we go into spring, somewhere around the low to mid teens. that's how it's looking. more through the morning. back to

across england and wales 2221 celsius widely, 2a25 for south—east england, very warm for the middle ofn continues to move north through northern ireland into scotland, easing off for a while through wales but more returns later in the night, miles 13—16dc for england and wales, eight or nine for scotla nd england and wales, eight or nine for scotland and northern ireland, this front is slowly moving east, also the dividing line between the warmth that we've got between eastern areas and something cooler and fresher north and west. they will be more rain to come through the morning across southern counties of england into wales, slowly pushing north and east through the day. sunshine already across northern ireland will extend into scotland, wales, and south—west england, the rain likely to linger in eastern counties, it will feel cooler on sunday, between 12 and 18 celsius. still rain lingering over south—east england on monday, on tuesday, sunshine in the south and east and west it in this is bbc news. the headlines at 11am: nearly 30 flood warning are in place as heavy rain from stor

england batted first, with jason roy taking the initiative, scoring 69 as england made 187—8., taking four wickets in his first england match for eight years. the tourists won by 30 runs and the three match test series starts a week on tuesday. how about this for a debut try? this is 22—year—old oliver gildart‘s stunning solo effort for england against new zealand in the first of a three match series. it won the match for england too, 18—16 the final score. england's netballers finished their disappointing fast5 world series campaign with a win over south africa. the roses were defending champions but lost all three of their games yesterday. they did start today better, beating world number one australia by one point. they lost to jamaica before beating south africa in a 5th/6th place play—off. new zeland beat jamaica in the final. new zealand beat jamaica in the final. four time olympic champion simone biles has made her return to gymnastics after an 18 month break — and she looks in great form. she's looking to add to the 10 world titles she's got already, and tops the stand

the bank of england and that prediction has now trainedm from the bank of england and that predictionhink there will be one rate rise but it won't be until there is more clarity on leaving the u. certainly not until march next year. but we think rate rises will be pretty slow because the underlying strength of the economy does not justify the underlying strength of the economy does notjustify it. jp morgan chief executive jamie dimon will not attend an investment conference in riyadh amid growing tensions between the us and saudi arabia. he is the latest high—profile figure to pull out of the event dubbed "davos in the desert" following the disappearance of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. the saudis deny killing mr khashoggi. as we've been hearing, sears, the us retailer that that once dominated america's shopping malls, has filed for bankruptcy. sears holdings, which also owns kmart, filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on monday. the company has suffered, along with many other traditional retailers, from rising online competition from firms such as amazon and has been closin

england batted first, with jason roy taking the initiative — scoring 69 as england made 187—8. joe denlych for eight years. the tourists won by 30 runs and the three match test series starts a week on tuesday. how about this for a debut try? this is 22—year—old 0liver gildart‘s stunning solo effort for england against new zealand in the first of a three—match series. it won the match for england, too. 18—16 the final score. 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. i will have more in the next hour. very cruel to show the horrible mess and horrible own goal! i cannot believe you did that. the chancellor, philip hammond, is to follow through on a promise made by his predecessor george osborne and — for the first time — devote the money raised from vehicle tax to major roads across england. mr hammond is expected to announce more than £25 billion will be made available for motorways and a roads between 2020 and 2025, when the budget is announced in the commons tomorrow. but he told sophy ridge on sky news that his

northwest england staying mostly dry across scotland and the east of england. a very mild night as we go into thursday. thursday is going to be a transition day, we have not one but two cold fronts moving their way across england. patches of early—morning rain in south—west england. more rain arriving into south—west england. it will eventually push its way up into the midlands and north—west england. ahead of this, we have still got some warmth across east anglia, south—east england. 21 or 22 celsius there. we will start to see something cooler further right. then some very cool weather potentially friday. the deep area of low pressure, tightly packed isobars, gales. multiple heavy warnings in place at the moment. the front will be pushing its way across the uk, bringing heavy rain to the west of scotland, wales and south—west england. that rain may not get across to the far south—east of england until late in the day. these are the average, sustained winds, but the gales could well get up to 50 or 60 miles an hour, maybe even higher. some potentially disrupti

for england and wales, expect another fine day.. the headlines: nearly two weeks after a saudi journalist disappeared in istanbul, turkish investigators gain access to the saudi consulate in istanbul. uk prime minister theresa may calls for calm ahead of crucial brexit negotiations, but concerns in her party are growing. i‘m babita sharma in london. also in the programme: australia welcomes the expected royal couple, meghan and harry. we are live in sydney with the latest. and introducing new zealand‘s alcohol loving bird of the year. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's and london, this is bbc world news. it‘s newsday.

england will face new zealand, and now we arejoined england will face new zealand, and now we are joinedspondent. jake, was talking to us they are about the fa ct talking to us they are about the fact that there is a lying about what's to come in the world cup. but as far as these three games are concerned there is a freshness, but it's not necessarily by design? some of it is, but some of it is because there are star names missing, sam burgess being the most obvious. players who would have played a key role in this series had they been fit. it is an exciting time, because it is a building process , time, because it is a building process, as you say, for the world cup in three years' time. so jake could be included, oliver gillard who gets a test debut is another one who gets a test debut is another one who is very much one for the future. only 21 years of age. a sprinkling of familiarfaces only 21 years of age. a sprinkling of familiar faces but new stars in there too. let's talk like new zealand band, as much of england are putting some pieces together, they are very much, after a terr

elsewhere, england beat sri lanka by seven wickets in a rain—affected third one day international ina 2—0 lead in the series with two games left. colm harrison reports. ina in a match reduced to 21 overs a side, sri lanka batted first after england won the toss and then made a decent start thanks to dick bella. top scored with 36 and the home side we re top scored with 36 and the home side were well placed at 57—0 at one stage. but then came the slum, when their innings closed, they were 150-9 with adil rashid their innings closed, they were 150—9 with adil rashid doing most of the damage, the pick of the england bowlers taking for—36. england openerjason roy then led the foundations for the tourists‘ reply by smashing 41 from just 26 balls. there was a bit of a wobble as the tourists lost in bairstow and then recruit cheaply. but a half—century from captain eoin morgan, who hit an unbeaten 58, turned the game back into england‘s favour. it was ben stokes who sealed a victory with a six as england reached their target with 15 balls to spare. colm harrison, bbc news. to tennis now, an

the fog lifting across eastern england.ening band of cloud and rain moves towards northern england. sunshine follows behind across scotland and this sunny and mild weather continues to the south—east of england. 17 or 18 degrees. it looks like it will be quite mild into the weekend. we have high pressure, we have atlantic wind toppling around the top of the area of high pressure, and rain coming to the northern half of scotland. at the northern half of scotland. at the end of the day it is mostly across the north—west scotland. south of that, mist and fog in the morning across eastern wales, west midlands, which should lift, with plenty of sunshine for england and wales. a warmer day for eastern scotla nd wales. a warmer day for eastern scotland than it has been over the past few days. the next weather front, the cold front, following the warm front, into scotland and northern ireland. high pressure to the south. what we will find is while it will give rain to scotland and northern ireland on sunday, as a band of cloud move

england and wales a little cooler than what we have seen.ressure building and will bring the wind is lighter and will bring the wind is lighter and introduce some cooler air. thursday we will start of quite cool across the northern half of the country. a bit of mist and fog. not so cool across the south, we will have a bit more cloud around, but thursday because of that ridge of high pressure it is looking like being a good—looking day across the board. a dry one with a bit of cloud in the south, scotland with more of a breeze, and temperatures 12 to 16 degrees. that is closer to the seasonal average. out of thursday into friday, it looks like high pressure will dominate the scene for england and wales. this weather system bringing more unsettled weather to the northern half of the country, so we will start to see the winds picking up. more cloud for scotla nd winds picking up. more cloud for scotland and northern ireland, a little bit of sunshine in between but the best of the sunshine will be across england and wales and the lighter winds

and southern england and south wales. in the northwest of scotland. not as windy on wednesday, it may feel a bit warmer. temperatures again up to 16, maybe 17 degrees. as we head into evening and the overnight, we will see the highlands. away from here, most places will still be the same. you will see some cloud coming from the south and temperatures of five or six degrees. moving into thursday and more cloud across the uk, sun a bit more limited. the wind started to pick up a little bit ahead of the rain that is developing more widely in the northwest of scotland later on in the day. but ahead of that, those temperatures will be a little bit lower, like 12—14 degrees. the really cold air comes behind that rain, which is on that cold front there. it does what it says on the tin, you get colder air coming as we draw down the winds from the north all the way from the arctic. so as we move into friday, we soon see rain clearing in the southeast and then looking at 15 wind—chill here and mostly showers in the western side of

the weekend weather prospects, for england and wales, low pressure is close by.et and windy weather with the rain really quite slow moving as it works into east anglia and southern counties of england through the afternoon. the north and west, scotland, northern ireland, north of england and north wales, a decent date with spells of sunshine but quite chilly and the second half of the weekend, the raval clear away, some sunshine for most of us but the weather will go downhill with the north—west of the country with rain returning to north—west parts of scotland and turning wet and windy so the rate will be happy. there are some changes to take place over the next few days, certainly turning much colder across the northern half of the uk. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime... the dutch authorities say they caught these four russian agents trying to mount a cyber attack on the international chemical weapons watchdog, the 0pcw, putting even more pressure on moscow. watchdog, the 0pcw, putting even more pressure 011 moscow.“ watchdog, the 0pcw, putting even

eventually it should clear away, and a better looking day sunday for england and wales.erhaps into the far north of england later in the day, and feeling a little bit warmer across—the—board, certainly, than on saturday. welcome to bbc news. broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: too little, too late. anger and frustration as supplies finally arrive a week after indonesia's earthquake and tsunami. our correspondent mariko oi is with rescuers as they prepare to end their search operation. here in the city of palu, electricity has been restored and the economy is starting to move again. brett kavanaugh admits he was too emotional at last week's senate hearing into allegations of sexual misconduct, as members of congress ponder the fbi report on president trump's supreme court nominee. western nations accuse russian cyber spies of hacking into governments and institutions around the world.

it clears south—east england after midnight.tern scotland. windy here, 50 to 60mph. a cold night for northern ireland scotland and northern england. temperatures close to freezing. windy in the far north—west of scotland. outbreaks of rain for orkney and shetland may fringe the northern highlands. much of scotland, northern ireland, england and wales, a fine and dry start the new week. a good deal of sunshine. windy for the northern and western isles, gusts of 60 these being the average strength. 12 celsius across scotland, england and wales. a cooler feel. 1011 a coolerfeel. 1011 celsius in the far north of scotland. for most, a fine end to the day tomorrow. that breeze will strengthen further. more persistent rain pushing into tuesday, courtesy of this front. still that squeeze and the iso bars. windy conditions. a more north—westerly wind. moisture in the air. more cloud. outbreaks of rain for western and northern scotland. more dry the further east you are. a cloudy day in northern ireland and northern england. the best of t

england, but it does my potential goals and two potential penalty decisions as well.he first of which, the goal ruled out for offside, the congress of, probably should've shot, unselfishly. shows the plan the fourth at the back of the net, only for the goal to be ruled out. england then thought they got the goal over the line, didn't he two penalty decisions. just before the half—time it looked like she had been tripped, penalty not given. and in towards the end, she was sure this was a penalty. she and then later on having a penalty decision where that second penalty decision in particular, so the periphery was close, really should've done better without it he says in general, refereeing in the game is not good enough innings to get better, particularly ahead of that major tournament in france. my biggest concern about going to the world cup is maybe the standard of refereeing. it is improving, it is always improving. but the referee on saturday, portuguese or free on saturday, portuguese or free on saturday, the french are free today. the second penalty was the bigg

northwest england probably staying mainly dry across scotland and the east of england.his time of year. also a very mild night as we go into thursday. but thursday is going to be a transition day, we have not one but two cold fronts moving their way across england. patches of early—morning rain in south—west england. more rain arriving into south—west england. it will eventually push its way up into the midlands and north—west england. ahead of this, we have still got some warmth across east anglia, south—east england. 21 or 22 celsius there. we will start to see something cooler further right. then some very turbulent weather potentially friday. the deep area of low pressure, tightly packed isobars, gales. we've got multiple heavy warnings in place at the moment. that will be pushing its way across the uk, bringing heavy rain to the west of scotland, wales and south—west england. that rain may not get across to the far south—east of england until late in the day. these are the average, sustained winds, but the gusts could well get up to 50 or 60 miles an hour, maybe ev

for much of england and wales, eastern scotland, it will start cloudy.h outbreaks of rain and some mightjust be hanging onto late afternoon across easternmost fringes of eastern england. elsewhere, brightening up and sunny spells and a fine afternoon. scattered showers for western scotland, northern ireland, wales and western england and a southerly breeze becomes a west north and west breeze tomorrow which might peg back temperatures a bit but if you got some sunshine, that will always help. the last of that rain in the far east will clear on thursday evening. the showers fade in the west but one or two will continue in the night in scotland. thursday, a story of clear skies and widespread frost with one or two fog patches. plenty of fine and sunny weather on friday that things change in by the end of the day initially for northern ireland as it turns wetter and windier. that is the former hurricane oscar gets closer to the uk. it is this area of low pressure, the centre of which will pass into the north west in the weekend, close enough to get windier

of england, more like 1a to 18 across england and wales.t as the eastern side of wales. a chilly night the glens of scotland, show was working into the western isles and the northern highlands late at night, we will keep you informed, meanwhile, the band of rain eventually pulling away and behind that will see spells of sunshine, for most places away from the band of raina for most places away from the band of rain a mainly dry monday with sunny spells. temperature wise, between 12 and 17 celsius tomorrow. that is all from me. bye bye. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the former brexit secretary david davis has called on cabinet ministers to "exert their collective authority" and rebel against theresa may's plans for leaving the eu. it comes just days before a crucial summit with eu leaders in brussels. the met office says storm callum is set to ease off today. the high winds and torrential rain have caused major disruption across parts of the uk and led to two deaths. britain and the us are considering boycotting a major internati

at times, in england, it could be a bit difficult. to walk around and, you know, have a bit more space, and a bit more time to enjoy it with your family, is something different to what i'm used to. he's living a different life now, albeit without premier league pampering. rooney is now flying economy and sharing hotel rooms. i think it's important you're part of the team. i wouldn't come in and start demanding things. i don't see it as a big issue, to be honest. he watched england's world cup run as a fan for the first time since he was a kid. that childlike exuberance is coming through in his football again. the smile is back. against all odds, trophies could be too. natalie pirks, bbc news, washington. tennis... novak djokovic broke off from serving for victory againstjoao sousa to help a spectator who was taken ill at the paris masters. the match came to a stop as the fan was attended to, with djokovic providing him with a towel before he left his seat for treatment. the world number two was nearly broken when play resumed but serv

damon manager... —— the england manager. . . cup. damon manager... —— the england manager...e was only one player on everybody ‘s lips. she is a massive player for them, wasn't she? herface is lips. she is a massive player for them, wasn't she? her face is always there at the front of it. she has something that everyone else is god. something special really. the brazilian is the six—time fifa world cup layer of the year. but england made today about them. this is what a perfect start looks like. she opened her reign of terror done the right. england's number ten outshining her brazilian counterpart. lucy show that words mean nothing on the pitch as england's defence stayed strong. five minutes later the game is over before it had gotten really going. brazil's loss was england's gain as they dominated the first half. came close to doubling the lead and fire offa close to doubling the lead and fire off a shot that perhaps she should pass. they should've been a further head of the brave —— break. the second half of brazil's almost gifted an equaliser. but she rescued the situati

the best of the sunshine from north—east england and into scotland.ighten up a little bit, but further south into north—west england and the west midlands, a chance of seeing patchy rain even at this stage of the day at four p.m.. and it will be blustery here, the winds are stronger, further north in northern england, especially into scotland, black arrows showing the gusts into northern scotland with gusts of 60 mph and the showers rattle through quite quickly on the wind. now, as we go on through tuesday evening, well, we are going to turn things a little more chilly through eastern spots under the clear sky. but the cloud moving into the west and thickening with patchy rain and drizzle will serve to keep temperatures up. so an east—west split in temperatures as wednesday begins. now on wednesday this next weather system coming from the atlantic around the area of high pressure pushing this weather front our way will be the source of a fair amount of cloud, and particularly through parts of northern ireland, but mostly into western scotland, some pa