england beat germany.2024 with the competition held in germany, but ua for our looking ahead to the following two tournaments. in october, they will be getting around the table and working out which bids will be successful and who to give host nation status too. at 2028 they've got two beds, one from turkey and one from the uk and ireland. for 2032, they've also got turkey willing to host it again and italy. but today, some big news because 2032 may have changed with italy and turkey saying, actually, we want to co—host the tournament. now, there is no other opposing bed for that year, so you got to assume that uefa will award it to turkey, but will they give them the tournament in 2028? because if not, that leaves it wide open for england and scotland, the republic of ireland, northern ireland and wales to host the tournament. there is one thing to say, i spoke to uefa earlier today and in the past we have seen host nations automatically qualify for the competition. now i didn't say how host would be qual

two minutes to go, do you think england will win?| do you think england will win?, if mary earps keeps doing sides like that!— hope so, if mary earps keeps doing sides like that! they might get that coal in. sides like that! they might get that goal in- mary _ sides like that! they might get that goal in. mary earps _ sides like that! they might get that goal in. mary earps is _ sides like that! they might get that goal in. mary earps is on _ sides like that! they might get that goal in. mary earps is on it, - sides like that! they might get that goal in. mary earps is on it, she - sides like that! they might get that goal in. mary earps is on it, she is| goal in. mary earps is on it, she is havin: a goal in. mary earps is on it, she is having a great _ goal in. mary earps is on it, she is having a great day. _ goal in. mary earps is on it, she is having a great day. we _ goal in. mary earps is on it, she is having a great day. we are - goal in. mary earps is on it, she is having a great day. we are hopingj having a great day. we are hoping for another _ having a g

at the other end and england are currently 101—3, her at the other end and england are currently101—nd england are currently 101—3, having played 14 overs. studio: this is a really huge map essential if england given they lost their opening test in four points down. they really can't afford to slip or on the other shorter games, can they? slip or on the other shorter games, can the ? , ., ., ., ., can they? every game going forward for encland can they? every game going forward for england in _ can they? every game going forward for england in the _ can they? every game going forward for england in the ashes _ can they? every game going forward for england in the ashes series - can they? every game going forward for england in the ashes series and l for england in the ashes series and can be massive and full points down in that single ashes test and they say six white bowl games and three 00! say six white bowl games and three odi games and all of these games are worth two points each surf you want again on tv when the ashes, just a reminder, they haven't done that now since 2014, th

i two wins for two for england.playing haiti. china is leading 1-0 are playing haiti. china is leading 1—0 and that does depend on how soon whether england can qualify for the knockout stages.— whether england can qualify for the knockout stages. yes, england had to win toni . ht knockout stages. yes, england had to win tonight and _ knockout stages. yes, england had to win tonight and then _ knockout stages. yes, england had to win tonight and then hope _ knockout stages. yes, england had to win tonight and then hope that - knockout stages. yes, england had to win tonight and then hope that haiti l win tonight and then hope that haiti would win or hold china to a draw for them to qualify automatically for them to qualify automatically for them to qualify automatically for the knockout stages in the last 16 with a game in hand because they still have to play china but as it stands, as you say, china are leading 1—0 against haiti and also, china have gone a player down as well and they had a player sent off in the fi

and england camps-_ from both the australian and england campa— from both the australian and englandh the australian and encland cams. ., , ., england camps. there has been a lot of close _ england camps. there has been a lot of close games, _ england camps. there has been a lot of close games, few _ lot of close games, few decisions and i think we are really close and we are really confident going into tomorrow and very excited to get back on the pitch tomorrow to get a. obviously they are a great team and with competed with them a lot, great game to watch the spectacle. lot, great game to watch the spectacle-— lot, great game to watch the sectacle. ~ ., ., , spectacle. we want to win every sin . le spectacle. we want to win every single game _ spectacle. we want to win every single game of— spectacle. we want to win every single game of course, - single game of course, we didn't come over here to lose and i— didn't come over here to lose and i think we are in a good place — and i think we are in a good place at _ and i think we are in a good place at the moment where we feel of cou

what did england need? _ england in the back yard. what did england need?iat did england need? they need james anderson to have a pending classic bowling performance. the weather, they can't control. the commonwealth games federation insists the event doesn't face an existential threat, after the state of victoria in australia pulled out of hosting the 2026 games. the state claims the projected costs have now tripled to around $4 billion us dollars and is "well and truly too much" to bear. but the federation says interest in the games remains strong across the commonwealth. we just launched a new strategic plan over the last month called commonwealth united and we went through extensive consultation with all and the incidental sports federation and federation and athletes and stakeholders, talking about what was their vision for the commonwealth? they were absolutely buoyant in terms of the future, started to talk about different products outside of housing the main games. what do we do about the commonwealth championships? what are the ways we can bring th

england — we've got a very good chance. england are a big draw here in brisbane.ty of excitement around the team but there are questions, too. key players are missing through injury and they have not scored a goal in their last three friendly matches. england were expected to put right against haiti, a team ranked 49 places below them. but the underdogs were not overawed and had the game's first real chance. just as england were getting started, chloe kelly was stopped brutally in her tracks. the crowd suggested a penalty but the referee spotted a foul in the build—up and had this to say. this spotted a foul in the build-up and had this to say.— had this to say. no penalty. england's — had this to say. no penalty. england's manager - had this to say. no penalty. england's manager was - had this to say. no penalty. england's manager was not| had this to say. no penalty. _ england's manager was not impressed but minutes later they were given a helping hand when a basketball move in the area, this time there was only one outcome. as they were celebrating, ver interve

england and australia, will deiude so— between england and australia, will deiude so we'll— between englandetween england and australia, will delude so we'll see how that - between england and australia, will delude so we'll see how that goes. i delude so we'll see how that goes. we are _ delude so we'll see how that goes. we are on— delude so we'll see how that goes. we are on the _ delude so we'll see how that goes. we are on the crew— delude so we'll see how that goes. we are on the crew who _ delude so we'll see how that goes. we are on the crew who organisedl we are on the crew who organised this event, and there are a lot of english people in the gang, so we're really hoping for that grudge rivalry dollar to match! friendly rivalry? always!— rivalry dollar to match! friendly rivalry? always! how is this play is watchin: rivalry? always! how is this play is watching the _ rivalry? always! how is this play is watching the game _ rivalry? always! how is this play is watching the game anywhere - rivalry? always! how is this play is| watching the game anywhere else? rivalry? always! how is

a huge one for england, this. given the defeat in the test. nice to see. how much do you think they'll be thinking about the rest of the shortforms i was going into this? ~ , ,., , ., ., ., this? absolutely. england women have a hue 'ob this? absolutely. england women have a huge job ahead _ this? absolutely. england women have a huge job ahead of _ this? absolutely. england women have a huge job ahead of them _ this? absolutely. england women have a huge job ahead of them following - a huge job ahead of them following that defeat in the test match they are now four points down as they head into this white wool part of the series which consists of 3t20 matches starting tonight and three odi matches starting tonight and three cd! is. all matches starting tonight and three odi is. all of the short ball games are worth two points each which means if england's women want to guarantee that they win the ashes, something that they now haven't done since 2014, then they need to win five of these six games and bearing in m

the size of england's _ track in t20. the size of england's task - track in t20. size of england's task is no - track in t20. the size of i england's task is no small track in t20. the size of - england's task is no small one. australia are the world champions, they have won the last 15 in the 50 over format and are keen to make sure they can't be caught. tt and are keen to make sure they can't be caught.— can't be caught. it feels every time we play _ can't be caught. it feels every time we play against - can't be caught. it feels every time we play against england| can't be caught. it feels every. time we play against england it is really good cricket, hardfought, so we get pushed every time we play against england and they were better than us the last two games and we've got to acknowledge that and fix some areas of our game, so no game against england is ever easy. so no game against england is ever easy-— ever easy. australia earning a win will be — ever easy. australia earning a win will be enough _ ever easy. australia earning a win will be enough to - ever

from england fans in australia to some england fans in england!me at hereford pegasus football club with his girls team and theirfamilies. great to see you all, what are you expecting today from the game and the english side? i expecting today from the game and the english side?— the english side? i think england will aet off the english side? i think england will get off to — the english side? i think england will get off to a _ the english side? i think england will get off to a great _ the english side? i think england will get off to a great start - the english side? i think england will get off to a great start and l the english side? i think england will get off to a great start and i | will get off to a great start and i am confident 5—0 victory to england and three points on the board. girls, what do you think? tell me about your _ girls, what do you think? tell me about your team. _ girls, what do you think? tell me about your team. the _ girls, what do you think? tell me about your team. the birth - girls, what do you think? tell me i ab

england were up chance. she takes it. england were up and running.the world, but haiti had never been better. their start in the second half had mary earps scrambling. england have been told to be ruthless, but chances came and went. rousseau wasn't the only one wanting more. haiti never let up, with mary earps showing her best. in the end, england had the goalkeeper to thank for that three points. it was never comfortable, but haiti have a performance they can be proud of, whilst england have the result they needed. after i spoke to lucy bronze who said they would have to work on theirfinishing bronze who said they would have to work on their finishing in front of goal. we saw her fantastic saves, di spoke to mary earps, who said she was more involved in the game and she would have liked. it is something _ she would have liked. it is something we _ she would have liked. it is something we can - she would have liked. it is something we can work i she would have liked. it 3 something we can work on, we had the clean sheet against a team tough on the c

yeah, it is_ england got in the end. yeah, it is no— england got in the end.all feat coming and retaining _ it is no small feat coming and retaining the ashes. england are really strong side. coming over_ are really strong side. coming over here _ are really strong side. coming over here and playing well is really — over here and playing well is really tough, so in some regards _ really tough, so in some regards and little bit of a missed _ regards and little bit of a missed opportunity, i think of having — missed opportunity, i think of having three cracks to finish the series, but i think we all can— the series, but i think we all can be — the series, but i think we all can be pretty proud on the flight home. no sooner does the ashes finish than the hundred begins, but leg—spinner rashid khan has had to pull out of the tournament with an injury. the afghanistan captain was due to play for the trent rockets in their first three games before leaving for international duty. the number one—ranked t20 bowler in the world will be replaced by pakistan's imad wasim

we are going to go england. we have got to go i to go england. we have got to go england! ., , ., england! how good are denmark? denmark are _ england! how good are denmark? denmark are good. _ denmark are good. they are actually surprisingly, considering their talent, appearing at theirfirst world considering their talent, appearing at their first world cup, so considering their talent, appearing at theirfirst world cup, so it is considering their talent, appearing at their first world cup, so it is a hugely historical moment for them. the likes of per nila hard amongst it, and they are on fire. they will not be easy for england. china will not be easy for england. china will not be easy for england. china will not be a walkover, that i think england will have an a.- england will have an a. united states, vietnam, _ england will have an a. united | states, vietnam, netherlands, portugal, group e. easy! who states, vietnam, netherlands, portugal, group e. easy! who are you lloin portugal, group e. easy! who are you going with?! — portugal, group e. easy! who are you going

all the different rooms are named after england legends. you can imagine, given how competitive the players are, they're going to enjoy spending time in here. we've got table tennis. there's retro arcade games as well, which is pretty impressive. that's something i've not seen in an england hotel before. there's also darts as well, which i know the players enjoy. there's a few marks on the wall up there. we weren't told who made those. maybe they're keeping their names quiet. and for the more traditional in the team, you can even read a book. in fact, they've got the whole harry potter collection down there, too. plenty to keep them entertained throughout the course of the tournament. i'm one of the player's favorite things here at base camp is this. well, one of the really special touches here at the england team hotel is this. it's a portrait of all the players from when they first started out playing football. the players absolutely loved it. they've been trying to guess who's who. we've got lucy bronze over here. if you come over this w

they tested england. around 20 minutes in they had theirfirst england. minutes in they had their first shout for a penalty. it was turned down. moments later they had a second shout. 26 minutes and there was a handball in the box, georgette sta nwyck was and there was a handball in the box, georgette stanwyck was handed the ball, she stood up to take it, she took the strike, that haiti goalkeeper did well to get to it, managed to make the save. her team—mates ran to her to congratulate her. to make a save in a world cup match was quite a feat. but a replay showed she had come off her line early georgia stanway had no doubt she would take the kick for the second time. she scored with the second strike. she was triumphant as she ran away. it finished 1—0. england were lucky. haiti played very well for 80 making their debut in this world cup. the striker was through on goal three times in the first half alone, the lionesses were lucky she did not find the target. it did not get better fitting that the start of the second half, the england goalkeeper was for

england 61-1, in lunch on the second day. england 61—1, in reply to australia's 317 all out.tes at old trafford. as well as the world cup and the ashes, today is also the first day of the open at hoylake. australian cam smith looking to defend his title from last year. let's go live to our reporter, ben croucher, who has been watching the opening rounds. there are 156 golfers in the field for the 151st open championship. there are seasoned pros, major winners, but i'm not sure anybody quite predicted the south african amateur holding the clubhouse lead at the halfway mark of the first round. he is six played tennis in south africa growing up, but decided to take up golf and it looks like it was a fantastic decision, because he sits on the clubhouse at five under par. what an opening round it was. he currently sits two shots clear of a group including a man 28 years his senior, stewart cink, a winnerfrom 2009, and alsojordan spieth as well. before the tournament got under way, we warned you about this new hole at the forint of the course, the 17th, one of the shortest holes on

england and he showed that again for england and he showed that again for england and today his handsportant. moeen ali's has been significant for england bowling with a grain strain not fully fit, but on the final day of a test match he always needed a spinner and he did of a test match he always needed a spinnerand he did hisjob of a test match he always needed a spinner and he did hisjob today. great catch asjonny bairstow reacts to get rid of mitchell marxist so a speu to get rid of mitchell marxist so a spell open australia lost four wickets in the space of 19 balls but still needed someone to come and wrap it up for and england perspective and that man was stuart broad. so many in the crowd today had warned their headbands, virtually all of stuart broad's family were watching on and the last pickets were taken by stuart broad in the final minutes of his illustrious career in the way he has done so many times for england over the years. so there it was, in the evening sunshine that australia's quest to taste down 384, finally ended. this match was won by england, the series will

she walsh's injury and the impact on the england squad-— england squad. she is good. good spirits- _ england squad. she is good. she is in good spirits. that _ england squad. she is good. she is in good spirits. that is _ england squad. she is good. she is in good spirits. that is clear - england squad. she is good. she is in good spirits. that is clear all - in good spirits. that is clear all over. she is or was got a smile on herface. she is in the best place possible for recovery and obviously we are there to support her and whatever she needs.— we are there to support her and whatever she needs. rachel daly started the _ whatever she needs. rachel daly started the match _ whatever she needs. rachel daly started the match against - whatever she needs. rachel daly i started the match against denmark whatever she needs. rachel daly - started the match against denmark as a defender but she was called up to the squad as a striker. there has been a lack of goals from england, just to end their two matches so far. and that could be a crucial deciding factor when it comes

have played well— parts in england have played well in — parts in england have played well in parts,ches up to a very good last one and i have — to a very good last one and i have played an extreme straight bat have played an extreme straight hot at _ have played an extreme straight hot at it — have played an extreme straight bat at it so it's nice. laughter yes, well handled from a batter who has faced a lot of hostility from england's bowlers this summer. what are england playing for? well, to square the series. for their own pride? they are definitely playing for the people who will fill these seats at the oval. staying with cricket, only ten overs of play were possible in a weather affected second day of the second test between sri lanka and pakistan in colombo. having added 33 runs to the overnight total, pakistan were 178-2 in overnight total, pakistan were 178—2 in their first innings when rain interrupted play, leaving them 12 runs out of posts. pakistan are 1—0 up in the two test series after winning the opening match in gaul by four wickets. ronnie james, the 18—year—old so

england playing a waiting game at the moment.6 with a game to spare they need to haiti to avoid defeat against china in the later kick—off in adelaide. the latest from that match as haiti, one of the lowest rank sites in the tournament, are currently holding china to a goalless draw. it is into the second half and china have also had a player sent off. if it stays like that england will go through and laurenjames' goal will be decisive in more ways than one. still no word on the extensive keira walsh's injury. england fans will hope it is not as bad as it looks, first and foremost for her but also because she is one of the most important players in the side, one of the best holding midfielders in the world and crucial to how england play. england could be contemplating the rest of the tournament without her. studio: thank you so much, katie gornall at the world cup in sydney. the government is planning to use tents to house some migrants in order to avoid costly hotel bookings. a government source confirmed the tents would be use

series a high. —— england's women. he reach hoylake heights once again? we will hear from rory mcilroy and his hopes for the open. also coming up on sportsday... could the special olympic summer games beheading to the uk for the first time? the government seems keen. and looking to pull off the transfer coup of the year, david beckham tells us what lionel messi could do. good evening. just three years away from the next commonwealth games scheduled to take place in australia, there is every possibility that it won't take place at all. it was due to be staged in victoria, but the state government has pulled out because they can't afford it, claiming that their original budget of 2.6 billion australian dollars — £1.3 billion pounds — has spiralled to triple that, and they say it makes no economic sense. the commonwealth games federation has questioned those sums, calling them �*a gross exaggeration�*, and they say victoria's withdrawal is �*absolutely embarrassing'. our correspondent shaima khalil is in the state's capit

at lunch england are 142—7.l be looking to him for a captain's innings. let's take it to golf, and to the irish golfer who is close to the leeds. donegan started with a couple of bogeys but recovered. we are part of the history. it is really cool. i told myself, no matter what, this is going to be a memorable week, it is going to be an enjoyable week, so i will try to get the best out of myself, but no matter what happens, i will always enjoy it. matter what happens, i will always enjoy it. it's not often we associate england men with winning a trophy, but the country's amputee football team has just won its first piece of silverware. they beat spain, scoring this penalty to win1—0 in the final of the inaugural nations league tournament. the team hope that their victory will inspire more people like them to get involved in the game. the main idea was to get back into football, but then with my prosthetic leg on. at this time i did no amputee football was a thing. just trying to raise more awareness about it beca

england win, which they are likely to. ~' ., , england win, which they are likely to. ~' ., england wini know you said it is your first time, this is meant _ to. i know you said it is your first time, this is meant to _ to. i know you said it is your first time, this is meant to be - to. i know you said it is your first time, this is meant to be an i time, this is meant to be an inclusive space where anybody can watch, i can see babies and families, what is it likejust being here and watching the game? i families, what is it like just being here and watching the game? i think it is a really — here and watching the game? i think it is a really nice _ here and watching the game? i think it is a really nice space. _ here and watching the game? i think it is a really nice space. as _ here and watching the game? i think it is a really nice space. as a - it is a really nice space. as a danish— it is a really nice space. as a danish firm, even if i am the only here _ danish firm, even if i am the only here it _ danish firm, even if i am the only here it is — danish firm, even if i am the only

early breakthrough for england- a big _ that going? early breakthrough for england._ that going? early breakthrough for england. a big wicket to _ that going? early breakthrough for england. a big wicket to take - that going? early breakthrough fori england. a big wicket to take early on, we have seen in the series that he can bet for a long time. good stuff from chris wilkes as well, brilliant bowling causing david warner to play onto his own stumps. it looks like joe warner to play onto his own stumps. it looks likejoe root cause c smith, it was reviewed and was decided as the ball was grounded before joe root took the catch. england piling on the pressure on steve smith and lavishing and breaking that partnership will be key. they proving tricky. you are sa in: it key. they proving tricky. you are saying it is _ key. they proving tricky. you are saying it is a _ key. they proving tricky. you are saying it is a must _ key. they proving tricky. you are saying it is a must win _ key. they proving tricky. you are saying it is a must win because l saying it is a must w

having on this england team?ave class players throughout. back in the euros, players they brought off the bench, the impact the entire squad had. they have got a top team, a top squad. clearly they are world—class players. some key players missing through injury. a couple of big names that have now retired as well. compared to the euros they are a different team. but they have got such strength in depth, young players pushing through. you are going to miss big players, buti think england have got the depth. the wsl league is so strong, they will be absolutely fine. they will perform better than they did today. next up they have denmark and china. will england progress from this group? yes, of course they will. a lot of people would be extremely disappointed if they did not. but it is the world cup. we saw haiti today, probably a lot of people underestimated them. the gap in the women's game has closed globally. there are not weak teams any more. it's great to see. you cannot take any team for granted. but england

what a comeback for england?— and get the latest from tanya. what a comeback for england?test match and _ a comeback for england? what's a day and test match and series _ a comeback for england? what's a day and test match and series this - a comeback for england? what's a day and test match and series this has - and test match and series this has been, it has been a fantastic advert for test match cricket. this match has been in the balance, with close up has been in the balance, with close up late yesterday we thought surely would make the 384 they needed. the morning play was balance and then the rain came and we thought, quote or old nuts again. " but when they came back from the greek england, late dated at headingley, got on a roll and they bowled beautifully. as you said, the fear is still pending with stuart broad, it was written in the books that he would take the final wicked that when this test match. the series is drawn to — two but last year that retained the ashes. ~ ., but last year that retained the ashes. ~., ., ,., but last year that retained the ashes. a

from nhs england - _ not call for riots. from nhs england - patients- not call for riots.e price for strike action and disruption could get worse. asserting beijing's interest on the world stage comes into effect. welcome to stay, reporting lab from singapore. the headlines. a relative of the french teenager has said they never and the family said they never called surveillance. taste and the family said they never called surveillance.— called surveillance. we don't tolerate what _ called surveillance. we don't tolerate what happened. i called surveillance. we don't tolerate what happened. we| called surveillance. we don't i tolerate what happened. we did not call for riots.— not call for riots. from nhs encland not call for riots. from nhs england - _ not call for riots. from nhs england - patients- not call for riots. from nhs england - patients are i not call for riots. from nhs l england - patients are paying england — patients are paying the price for strike action and disruption could get worse. asserting beijing's interest

rain, though, you'll notice, returning to the far south west of england later in the day. day of august. and then for wednesday, well, this deep area of low pressure pushes eastwards. this is a very autumnal looking weather chart. there will be some really strong winds, particularly on the southern flank of this low around the south west of england, also through the channel islands can be very windy indeed. some outbreaks of rain, and then it looks like staying decidedly cool towards the end of the week. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines: at least 44 people have been killed in a bomb blast at a political gathering in pakistan. after a dreaded hat on moscow ukraine's president zelensky warns their war is coming to russia. hundreds of supporters in niger's military cue protest inside the embassy in niamey as france stops aid. and we have a special report where we talk to a mother about why it's getting easier to be a single parent in china. voice-over: live voice—over: live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's

mps are considering more protections for renters in england.s against children had been found to discriminate against women. it is almost a full—time job. sarah has been searching for summer to rent for a year without any luck. there is a big problem with having children under the age of 18. being a single parent on benefits is another big barrier. also, the fact that i'm a student is a big barrier. so there's all these hurdles that i'm having tojump over, and then i find another one, and then i find another one. landlords turning down applications from tenants with children isn't against the law, but lawyers say it could be considered as discrimination. there's concern, too, about whether pets are welcome in rental homes. we found about a quarter of the property available on open rents did not want children, on soup plate there was less than 1% of the total. nearly three quarters of adverts on open rents were keen on applicants with pen pets. many animals that come through our gates because people cannot move into a new property with a pets. r

england play theirfinal bring us up to speed. england play their final group bring us up to speed.y but they are going to have to do it without one of their probable players, keira walsh. it was confirmed by the faa she has injured her knee and she did that during the previous match against denmark on friday. we saw her go down, everyone �*s heart were sent their mounts, she is a creative midfielder and the linchpin of the england squad. during the euros which england won last summer she was seen to be one of the most important players for the tournament, making creative passes and making opportunities for girls. it has been confirmed she has not torn her acl, which would have been the worst scenario but she has injured it and she will not be available for the china game on tuesday. that will be difficult for england. we were speaking earlier to rachel daly, one of the team—mates of keira walsh and she said walsh is disappointed but as a squad they are resilient and she was asked how the squad would deal without keira walsh in line—up because she is seen to be irreplaceable and rac

england's team will be different.ing, chris wilkes will try to tease out if you take quick it's mowing attis back and johnny bairstow patent number five, and above all that england would hope for some intangible head the magic to win this test match was up that right now is a theory. there's a new leader of the tour de france after a hard day of racing in the pyrenees. australia's jai hindley has taken the yellow jersey from britain's adam yates, who's now in fifth place having lost a minute and a half on stage five. hindley leads the race by 47 seconds from defending champion jonas vingegaure. here's drew savage. adam yates and his team leader, tadej pogacar, has started the day first and second. but this was their first test in the high mountains. they had to use all their team's resources to chase down two breakaway groups, and they almost made it, whenjohnny hindley, who won the gerard italia. jonas vingegaard, the defending champion, launched himself up the road after hindley. at the head of a full chasing group,

england. that is simple, but very important, ithink. there england. that is simple, but very important, i think. there is a cricket series for us all to try to cherish. ., ~ , ., g ., cricket series for us all to try to cherish. ., ~ i. g ., ~ cherish. thank you, joel wilson, we will seak cherish. thank you, joel wilson, we will speak again _ cherish. thank you, joel wilson, we will speak again as _ cherish. thank you, joel wilson, we will speak again as the _ cherish. thank you, joel wilson, we will speak again as the week - will speak again as the week progresses. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. it is all about the rain. earlier today we have had these dark, threatening skies across southern areas of wales and this afternoon many of us will see outbreaks of rain. a couple of stripes of clouds, a couple of weather fronts, this poor northern ireland and scotland, white showery, quite a weak front. across the south of england and wales, this front is developing and the rain will become both more excessive and much heavier through t

that is on the mind of england's captain. game we were 2—0 down and we knew we needed to win that. i think that helped us a little bit. maybe again with the weather that is predicted that it might bring sort of more out of us again knowing that we might have to push the game on even more than we normally do. but we'll just have to wait and see. if the weather is what it is like and what it is predicted to be we might have to. sounds exciting. this is less of a pressing issue for australia. it could rain for five days, the match would be drawn. they would still retain the ashes. interestingly, in terms of their team selection, putting into all—rounders and no spinner — maybe that is a defensive strategy, strengthening their batting. but for the first bowling, hard—working captain ben cummins, he has had a week off and he was seen here today reenergised. i love it. i love playing cricket. still the main reason i do it. still remember me as a kid going out and wanting to play games and win for australia. so the bowling can drain

in england. the warehouse was very big. you could have saved a lot of vegetables. there were a lot of vegetables there . where are you? i work there day and night for 23 hours. i was sleeping with a blanket. it was very cold here. i wished to die. i worked very hard. i always felt like i had a cold. they beat me. i was very miserable and death was better for me than the real life of that province in vietnam. i am from the city of nihad in the center of vietnam. this province is the center of human traffickers. that local people through different continents to england it makes you fat. we used a secret team to change a smuggler to a house with a big property . do you want to go to english? who want to go to england, but by the time you get to england , if you are lucky, another car will arrive very soon. i'm about to be trapped in modern slavery for no reason when i hear i have to travel with a group i am very worried that it is only in many cases that women are sold . to be honest, i am very afra

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australia will play england if england finished second in their group. tomorrow in adelaide and top their group, then they will play nigeria. they will have to do that without one of their star players, keira walsh, who was stretchered off against denmark with a knee injury. we know already she will not play tomorrow against china. we don't know the extent of her injury and we don't know if she will be ruled out for the remainder of the tournament. if so, that will be devastating for england, she is one of their best players. the england manager was asked whether that would be the case and that she held her cards close to her chest. all she was not an anterior cruciate ligament which is one of the worst injuries to your needs. we still do not know if she will be involved at any other point. we spoke to one of her closest friends georgia stanway who said she had spoken at length to keira walsh about her injury and said she was in good spirits. it is always difficult in that moment to see your team—mate but my best friend — moment to see your team—mate but

2—0 to england. find score be in england versus denmark? 2-0 to england-— 2-0 to england.t is to be training here this morning ahead of the game?— to be training here this morning ahead of the game? it is great, and ho efull ahead of the game? it is great, and hopefully they _ ahead of the game? it is great, and hopefully they will _ ahead of the game? it is great, and hopefully they will win _ ahead of the game? it is great, and hopefully they will win by _ ahead of the game? it is great, and hopefully they will win by more i hopefully they will win by more goals— hopefully they will win by more goals than they did against haiti. and i_ goals than they did against haiti. and i bet— goals than they did against haiti. and i bet the heroes inspired you last year. is the world cup inspiring you? it last year. is the world cup inspiring you?— last year. is the world cup inspiring you? last year. is the world cup ins-airin ou? , ,, ., inspiring you? it is inspiring and empowering _ inspiring you? it is inspiring and empowering to _ inspiring you? it is inspiring and empowering

england and wales, largely dry, an odd spit across the far north—west of england.orrow, southerly winds moving, brighter skies eventually working into both scotland and northern ireland. england and wales have the best of the sunshine and it becomes hot. temperature is about 26 across eastern wales, highs reaching 29 celsius, the mid—80s in terms of fahrenheit, in the london area, and it's a fair shout that friday could end up being the hottest day of the whole wimbledon tournament with those temperatures likely to peek into the high 20s will stop on into the weekend's forecast, this area of low pressure is going to bring the risk of thunderstorms and showers. initially the showers will work into western areas but a zone of moisture gets pulled in from europe and that will probably take over as the main risk area of seeing thunderstorms as we go through the afternoon. some of the storms could bring torrential rain but they will be hit and miss, some areas will stay completely dry. temperatures still into the high 20s, getting warmer in scotland. what about sunday's

england should not have light that they can. england should rrot have too _ light that they can. | not have too many troubles getting out of their group, but they have had injury worries, they lost their captain beth williamson —— leo himself in a beth mead, and have not scored entry matches. would you have any worries at all —— leah williamson and they have not scored in it matches. williamson and they have not scored in it matches-— in it matches. there are some key -la ers in it matches. there are some key players missing — in it matches. there are some key players missing that _ in it matches. there are some key players missing that performed i players missing that performed really well in the euros, but it gives other players an opportunity to step up and step forward, and i thicken most important thing is that the fans, families and friends, get behind them. they will be going out there to do the best they can and hopefully they want to win it, but we cannot sort of make no mistake that determent will be really tough. you've got some really fantastic footballing nations in

and i'll miss putting on an england shirt and putting on my england floppy hat.nger and fresher to take it on. broad's great friend james anderson plays on, but england need new recruits on the field and in the stands behind them. we obviously want to win games of cricket but we want to win those games in a manner which people can look back on and say, like, "wow, what a day i've had, or what a week i've had." and i think we've been able to do that throughout this whole series. well, let's remember the series finishes 2—2, so australia retain the ashes and of course that was marked here, if not with a full sense of australian celebration. they should feel proud of their performances. the fact is the two teams have been so competitive, and that has revived the interest and the intrigue in this historic series. for stuart broad, well, there are new responsibilities and other headbands to consider. joe wilson, bbc news, at the oval. members of all four teaching unions in england have accepted a 6.5% pay rise, meaning there will be no further strike action in schools

., ., ., england? good evening. i do want to a oloaise england? good evening.d? good evening. i do want to apologise for those _ england? good evening. i do want to apologise for those patients - england? good evening. i do want to apologise for those patients who - apologise for those patients who have had their procedures and appointments and operations for bone because of the action today. it was very difficult —— postponed. to take industrial action and to strike today. we've maintain patient safety, we've maintained a christmas day level of service in terms of full emergency care. and part of delivering that care as they normally are on bank holidays. it's really out of desperation and anger really out of desperation and anger really that the government just has not come forth with a credible offer. as you said, our pay has been eroded by 35% over 15 years. that's leading to a workforce crisis where consulting is choosing to go work in other parts of the world where they are likely to be paid double what they are paid in england at the moment. �* , they ar

plenty to discuss in brisbane i had of england's - in brisbane i had of england's opening game and herekeeper. take you forjoining us. you've spoken to the players here in australia, you got a sense of a remote, how are they? they relax?— goalkeepers who played this crucial role in creating value for think it speaks to a bigger picture than just the shirt. the fact that people don't see goalkeeping as something that's worth investing is, which i think it's really important. we're counting down the hours now to england's opening games against haiti. the first step they hope will lead them all the way to the trophy. the tournament champions, usa also get going tomorrow morning. it will be one of the most competitive workup it already is. that's exciting, that's what everyone wants to watch. it's like a man's world cup. anyone can go out and win. wejust said saudia arabia beat argentina. things like that are going to happen. it's exciting, it's exciting for women's football. this is what we all want. this is what we all want. the usa against vietnam is one of four matches tomorrow, that ga

marijuana cultivation is one of the forms of modern slavery in england. farms rely entirely on the continuous labor of the vulnerable, the poor and the very weak . we show him, it seems that the man you work here may be a victim of modern slavery, he will one day make money from this work, and according to himself , he may be a victim of human trafficking because he was able to get rid of the victims only 15 she was pregnant on a marijuana farm in england but his story doesn't have a happy ending, one day i saw them shouting outside my house and telling everyone that i'm motionless and safe and you didn't do anything to break you and there were two policemen inside. i was very happy because farhad the policeman had arrived and i took him forward i thought of him on his right hand saying that i was freed . i was very happy with sadness . the friday market did not know english and it was getting dark he was surrounded by a chinese man who seemed to have a friendly demeanor. first he killed the police and i promised that he would help me . i reached home and

off the pitch, england have found their voice.he bbc sounds app. planned strikes next week by london underground workers have been suspended. trade unions have been locked in talks with transport for london at the arbitration service acas, and say progress has been made in the dispute over pensions and pay. some nhs workers in england say they haven't received a one—off payment of £1,600 which was offered as part of the latest pay settlement with the government. the issue is affecting some agency staff. the department of health says the deal, agreed with most unions, involves individual employers determining pay locally. in cricket, england have extended their lead to nearly 200 runs at lunch on day three of the fourth ashes test. but rain is forecast this weekend, and australia will retain the ashes if they avoid defeat. joe wilson has the latest from old trafford. keep your bat raised and your spirits higher. nobody was ever hurt by a bit of rain, and after morning drizzle, play actually began promptly. how do you think ben stok

and england are the fourth and final team with a perfect record. it looking like the usual suspects for the title, former england captain ama agbeze says the so—called smaller nations are closing the gap. there is a big disparity between sports in terms of sports in terms of the facilities and think they have their whim. so, australia, new zealand, england, they have a lot of money, they won't say that themselves, but they do have a little money compared to other teams. there are other teams who don't have the resources were giving them the run for their money. jamaica don't necessarily have that much financial banking or commercial sponsors, but they are really up there. uganda gave new zealand a good shot in the game yesterday. so it is time lesser—ranked nations are giving the higher ranked teams a run for their money. let's have a quick look at some of the other headlines. demi vollering has won the tour de france femmes. the dutch rider came second in the eighth and final stage, a time trial, and that was enough to keep hold of the yellowjerse

on the south—east of england. tend to brighten up, but that will lead to more showers breaking out to the west we saw the cloud coming in from the satellite picture. that will bring rain into northern ireland, wales and the south—west during the afternoon. underneath the cloud and rain, temperatures will be lower, but with more of a south—westerly breeze, where we still have

we sit down with the england manager.long, thank you forjoining us here we are on the best day of whether we have had so far at the all england club and there are hundreds of people on henman hill or whatever you want to call it. it lots of british tennis fans here have been living there best lives and could there be more drama to come? are we in for yet another one of those famous andy murray nights question mark in the next hour or so he should be taken to centre court where he faces stefan was since the parts, andy murray one his first round match in straight sets. he says he feels good on the grass, coming into this weaning to challenge her titles and stefanos tsitsipas is a step up. it's already been a good day for britain here, we started the day with four in the singles, andy murray to i said, for the other three, john tracy kmart early but katie boulter remains alive, the only british woman in the singles, and liam broady without the fourth seed casper ruud a man who was when three of the last five grand slam fina

england are 42-1- still got a _ there has been a wicket. england are 42-1.e 42-1. still got a lot of funds - there has been a wicket. england are 42-1. still got a lot of funds to - 42—1. still got a lot of funds to get. still got a lot of funds to get. and that's all the sport for now. here in the uk, the environmental campaign group, just stop 0il, says it was not responsible for a protest at the wedding of the former chancellor, george osborne, and his partner in somerset yesterday. a woman approached the couple as they left the church and threw orange confetti over them. thejust stop 0il group did retweet a video of the incident, saying 'you look good in orange, george 0sborne.�* the uk's former home secretary priti patel responded by accusing them of being 'shameful, attention seeking, disrespectful low life.�* neither mr osborne nor his wife thea have publicly commented on the incident. bats are known to be super—incubators for thousands of different viruses. since the covid—19 pandemic, there's been growing interest in the flying mammals — and the rol