england or south _ there. they will be playing either england or south africa. - there. be playing eitherl england or south africa. if you are one of those teams how would you beat an australian that? thea;r one of those teams how would you beat an australian that? they looked beatable. if you _ beat an australian that? they looked beatable. if you go _ beat an australian that? they looked beatable. if you go hard, _ beat an australian that? they looked beatable. if you go hard, you - beat an australian that? they looked beatable. if you go hard, you have i beatable. if you go hard, you have to bat first but you have to get 180 on the board. england have shown they can get 200, not through to the final but have a fantastic opportunity to get through. i believe if england get to the final for the first mfr they could beat australia because there are a few things here and there where they have weaknesses. their places did not bowl well but the pressure when they are under the pump, they have never been under it before. be aggressive and play your best cricket. �* �* , , cr

england have been knocked out of the women's t20 world cup, after hosts south africa won a gripping semifinalt from cape town. chanting. england's barmy army — low in numbers, but high in expectation. the hosts south africa standing between them and a place in the final. if there was pressure on the home side, it didn't show. with laura wolvaardt leading the pack, they gave their crowd plenty to cheer and england a real headache. even when they finally saw her off, tazmin brits took up the mantle. by the time their bowlers started firing, the damage was already done as south africa set them a target of 165 for victory. england took their frustrations out on the ball, but the proteas weren't letting their advantage slip through theirfingers. captain heather knight dug in, but those around her collapsed. the south african crowd sensing something special as english hearts were crushed. devastation for england, but this is a landmark moment. south africa through to their first ever final, and now within touching distance of creating more history when they take on australia on sunday. jo currie, b

it was a brilliant game for south africa in terms of up packs — for south africa in terms of up packs home crowd.— for south africa in terms of up packs home crowd. england. england gets throu . h to packs home crowd. england gets through to the _ packs home crowd. england gets through to the semifinals - packs home crowd. england gets through to the semifinals and . packs home crowd. england gets i through to the semifinals and finals but they haven't won the t—28 unfilled since 2009. does something need to change. 1 unfilled since 2009. does something need to change-— need to change. i think the coaches cominu need to change. i think the coaches coming want _ need to change. i think the coaches coming want them _ need to change. i think the coaches coming want them to _ need to change. i think the coaches coming want them to play - need to change. i think the coaches coming want them to play this - need to change. i think the coaches coming want them to play this way | coming want them to play this way and it— coming want them to play this way and it doesn't matter how the results — and it doesn't matter how the results go. that is difficult as a playe

australia go through to another final and await england or south africa on sunday, they play each otherto date with how england's men are getting on in wellington — on the bbc sport website — with their second and final test against new zealand under way. that's all for now, goodnight. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. in a lot of the stories that we tell, they can be so bleak. you need to show some hope as well, because hope is important. and that's the thing that, and all of those rescuers, all of those search and rescue teams, they were all there because they had hope that people had survived. even now as we talk today, they're still finding people under there. and those stories are really important. they are so important. but i think what we have to do is also balance that hope with the reality of the situation, and to say that these moments are incredibly important, but they're also rare. i'm anna foster. i'm a middle east correspondent for the bbc, which means i cover the whole of

australia go through to another final and await england or south africa on sunday, they play each othern keep up to date with how england's men are getting on in wellington — on the bbc sport website — with their second and final test against new zealand under way. that's all for now, goodnight. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. her name was ella, and some say she was the canary in the coal mine. this is the church which held her baptism, herfirst communion and, aged nine, herfuneral. she literally drowned in her own mucus and i know that's really hard for people to hear, and i think there were a few times i wanted to die, too. i think i was in such despair. so, the decision i had to make is do you carry on and fight for others or do you just walk away? this was ella's best friend, anais. hello! mwah, mwah! you've gotten taller! no, i haven't. i'm still the same height! laughs. these have got... oh, my god, i haven't seen you for so long. i know! growing up, they had been inseparable. t

england's barmy army, low in numbers but high in expectation. the host, south africa, standing between them and the final. they gave the crowd plenty to cheer and england a real headache. even when they finally saw her off, tazmin brits took up the mantle. by the time their bowlers started firing, the damage was already done. england took their frustrations out on the ball, but the south africans weren't letting their advantage slip to the fingers. heather knight dug in, but those around her collapsed. the south africans crowd scenting something special as england hearts were crossed. devastation for england but this is a landmark moment for south africa, taking on australia on sunday. jo currie, bbc news, cape town. i think the experience was great and i think the younger players will learn from that. there's so much on it, when at the world cup semifinal, that does add to it. this match doesn't define us. i think the way we've made a mentality shift and change the way we want to play a little bit. it's something we need to be proud of. sometimes you lose games in t2

several of those players starred in england's second game of the t20 world cup in south africa. with the bat, but despite being 80 for 2, they slumped to 105 all out — sophie ecclestone taking 3 wickets for 13. set a target of 106 to win, england chased it down. 18 year old alice capsey top scoring with 51 from 22 balls. england eventually winning by four wickets. and hosts south africa thrashed new zealand by 65 runs. chloe tryon top scored for the hosts as they finished their 20 overs on 132 for 6. new zealand never got going and were all out for 67, their lowest total at a t20 world cup. they've lost both their group games. south africa have won one, and lost one. former england men's captain eoin morgan has announced his retirement from all forms of cricket. the 36—year—old had already stepped down from the international game injune, but today in a statement said "after much delibertation i believe that now is the right time to step away from the game that has given me so much over the years". under his guidance, england won the world cup in 2019 and reached the top of the on

england will play south africa, in the women�*s t20 world cup semifinal after the hosts beat bangladesh a record breaking margin of 114 runs to top their group. england put up 213—5 in their innings with opener danni wyatt hitting a half century, and nat sciver—brunt top scoring with 81. it was the highest total in a t20 world cup match ever. they were just as impressive with the ball, leaving pakistan on 99—9. to be the best in the world you have to beat the current best in the world will stop astray they have been consistently at the top of their game for a long time. at the moment, we are trying to focus on ourselves and not look to outwardly at other teams. in the past we have probably done that quite a lot and it�*s not really worked out for us. that�*s all the sport for now. in a lot of the stories that we tell, they can be so bleak. you need to show some hope as well, because hope is important. and that�*s the thing that, and all of those rescuers, all of those search and rescue teams, they were all there because they had hope that people had survived. even now as we talk today,

england will play south africa, in the women�*s t20 world cup semifinal after the hosts beat bangladeshtan with a record breaking margin of 114 runs to top their group. england put up 213—5 in their innings with opener danni wyatt hitting a half century, and nat sciver—brunt top scoring with 81. it was the highest total in a t20 world cup match ever. they were just as impressive with the ball, leaving pakistan on 99—9. to be the best in the world you have to beat the current best in the world. aaustralia have been consistently at the top of their game for a long time. at the moment, we are trying to focus on ourselves and not look to outwardly at other teams. in the past we have probably done that quite a lot and it�*s not really worked out for us. that�*s all the sport for now. her name was ella, and some say she was the canary in the coal mine. this is the church which held her baptism, herfirst communion and, aged nine, herfuneral. she literally drowned in her own mucus and i know that�*s really hard for people to hear, and i think there were a few times i wanted to die, too. i think

the war in ukraine began, and coming up on the bbc news channel: a semifinal shock as england lose to south africathe women's t20 world cup and the hosts go through to play australia on sunday. good evening. welcome to the ukrainian capital kyiv, where exactly one year ago today, before dawn, the people of this city were woken up by the sound of air raid sirens, signalling russia's invasion. what's followed has been a year of tears and savagery, defiance and hope. many thousands have died. we've seen the worst fighting and refugee emergency on european soil since 1916. there's world food insecurity, a major energy crisis and rising global inflation. all because of a war of choice. president zelensky says the country has endured a year of pain at the hands of what he described as russian terrorists, but victory is inevitable, he says, with continued western support. we'll be hearing from orla guerin on the front—line, and our international editor, jeremy bowen, will reflect on 12 months of the war. but first, our kyiv correspondent, james waterhouse, reports on how the anniversary has been marked h

england had the proteas dancing to their tune. after 100 of his own in the second 0di temper but zouma knows all about rhythm but after a bright start from the south africa and it suddenly eluded him. losing him was a body blow as was this from jeffrey archer. if the england quick had not had his long awaited return this was like the archer of old. in a country that knows all about simons, england appeared , diamonds to have theirs back. the welsh rugby union and after facing misogyny and it bbc investigates program. the chief executive steve phillips reside on sunday, its replacement or share it now expected to be female. the decided that's an extraordinary general meeting next month and need 75% of the clubs to vote for the resolution. four months on from the collapse of worcester warriors, administrators say they've appointed the clubs former chief executive jim 0'toole and his business partner james sandford as new owners. the process has taken almost six months since 0'toole made his first offer to buy the club from the previous owners last august, well over a month prior to the club entering administration. their consortium, atlas will now take ove

south africa lost wickets at crucial stages — making mistakes running between the stumps and twice suffering runouts. spinner inoka ranaweera was the pick of the sri lankan bowlers, taking 3—18. well englandof the world cup tomorrow in paarl. they're up against west indies. henry moeran and alex hartley are in south africa with the test match special team: england's tournament gets under way on day two against a side they know well. the west indies. when it comes to tournament, things can be a bit different? especially when it comes to the west indies. they caused an upset on the 50 over world cup. england will know in world cups, england are the strongest side going in. england will inevitably played down their chances considering australia are very much favourites. where you see their chances? if they don't get to the final, i think it's a loss for england. i think they can get there. they have a new head coach who brings a refreshing outlook. i think that's a really healthy place to be in. when you have that healthy mentality, you ended up winning games anyway. the results don't matter, let's just entertain. it seems like this team is quite relaxed. quite a simple format. two groups of

england struggled to contain the south africa batters. d's batters began their pursuit well but then brits was key in halting that charge... taking catches in the first four wickets to fall including a full stretch dive. the pivotal over came from ayabonga khaka who claimed three victims derailing england's chase. it then boiled down them needing 13 from the final over... but the wickets kept on tumbling. captain heather knight england's last real chance bowled by shabnim ismail. south africa winning by six runs and the celebrations reflecting a troubled build up to the tournament. which opened with a shock defeat of their own to sri lanka. but now they're through to the final where they'll face defending champions australia after a shaky start, harry brook saved the day for england with an unbeaten century in day one of the test decider against new zealand in wellington. it was brook's partnership with fellow centurion joe root that changed the face of the game asjoe wilson reports. that is england were in a mess in wellington. new zealan

england opener sophia dunkley. sylvia, wonderful to see you out here in south africa. in terms of the work up. you say england correct? we have would you say england correct? - have had a great start to the competition. a fresh outlook to the competition. a fresh outlook to the competition where we want to play a r cricket. aggressive aggressive in the batting and fielding. i think the batting and fielding. i think the way we are playing is exactly what we want. aha, the way we are playing is exactly what we want.— the way we are playing is exactly what we want. a great start so far. how are you _ what we want. a great start so far. how are you going _ what we want. a great start so far. how are you going personally - what we want. a great start so far. how are you going personally with | what we want. a great start so far. | how are you going personally with a marked i think, again, for me trying to take the aggressive approach. in all always pay off but to get off to all always pay off but to get off to a good start and hopefully, do it again against india.— a good start and hopefully, do it

england had them dancing to their tune. after 100 of his own in the second odi he knows all about rhythm. after bright start from south africa'ssuddenly deserted him. losing him was a body blow as was this from jaw fraud archer. if the end when quick hasn't shown his england return a six wicket showing was more like the archer of old. in a country that knows diamond, england have a priceless wand. thanks to him a much needed win. good for england there. the welsh rugby union plans to include at least five women in its 12—strong board afterfacing accusations of sexism and misogyny in a bbc wales investigates programme. the wru chief executive steve phillips resigned on sunday. his replacement or chair are now also expected to be female. the proposals will be decided at an extraordinary general meeting next month and needs 75% of clubs to vote for the resolutions. four months on from the collapse of worcester warriors, administrators say they've appointed the clubs former chief executive jim o'toole and his business partner james sandford as new owners. the process has taken almost six months since o'toole made his first offer t

cricket, england are taking on south africa in the semifinal of the t20 world cup.the 31—0. the winners will meet australia who reached their seventh straight t20 final yesterday after a win over india. now let's return to ukraine and to clive myrie in kyiv. jane, thank you. a year ago, the life of everyone here was transformed overnight. at the time, there was a fear russia would take kyiv in days. that didn't happen of course, but the fighting has forced millions to leave their homes. as many as eight million ukrainian refugees have been recorded across europe, though some have now returned. and this map shows where they all went, and how many have fled to each country. while russia has claimed 2.8 million ukrainians have fled east across its border, the un hasn't been able to verify this. and as you can see, around 162,000 refugees made it to the uk. well, our reporter callum tulley has been to meet a group of young ukrainians who've relocated to london, to find out how the past year has been for them. a year on from russia's invasion, life looks very different f

australia go through to another final and await england or south africa on sunday. en welsh rugby players and the wru. there'll be nine changes from the loss against scotland, including 0wen williams at fly half and debutant mason grady playing at centre. happy that things have been sorted, and we can finally focus on preparing for saturday. the guys are good this morning. we had a meeting with the players just to announce the team to them, and it is an opportunity for us to draw a line in the sand and focus completely on preparing for sunday. meanwhile, anthony watson will make his first england start in almost two years in the match on saturday. the 28—year—old comes in to replace injured 0llie hassell—collins on the wing. jamie george starts, and he's said there is "no bigger game" than playing wales. andy farrell's ireland continue their pursuit of the grand slam when they play italy in rome on saturday. craig casey will partner ross byrne in a new half—back pairing, with captainjohnny sexton being left out after picking up a groin injury against france last time

england had the proteas dancing to their tune. after 100 of his own in the second 0di temper but zouma knows all about rhythm but after a bright start from the south africarey archer. if the england quick had not had his long awaited return this was like the archer of old. in a country that knows all about simons, england appeared to have theirs back. —— diamonds. last few moments england have clinched a victory archer buttler ending a somewhat disappointing series on a high. meanwhile, tom curran will take an indefinite step back from red ball cricket in order to prioritise his physical and mental health. with a packed schedule of late, he all rounder has decided to take a temporary step back from the longer format of the game to ensure his body and mind have adequate time to recover between white ball competitions. curran has played 28 0di's and 30 t20's for england, but only two test matches. bristol rovers player nick anderton says his team mates shaving their heads in support after his cancer diagnosis evoked the same team spirit as last season's promotion campaign. the 26—year—old was diagnosed injuly with osteo sarcoma, a form of bone cancer, and

south africa. he's with the world cup winner alex hartley. englandener against west indies has underlined those credentials. they chase down 136 against us side they know really well. alex harley was watching and england in that run chase inside, 15 overs they won and there were impressive. overs they won and there were impressive-— impressive. yet, it really impresses. _ impressive. yet, it really impresses. they - impressive. yet, it really impresses. they talk - impressive. yet, it really i impresses. they talk about impressive. yet, it really - impresses. they talk about pain impressive. yet, it really _ impresses. they talk about pain that fearless impressive cricket. their coach wanted to entertain and he said to the girls results don't matter they will come. so if you dunkley at the top of the order was absolutely outstanding. she played to her strengths and got england off to her strengths and got england off to a flyer. it to her strengths and got england off to a fl er. , ., ., to a flyer. it is that middle order that england _ to a flyer.

all 15 of england's players currently out in south africa for the t20 world cup are in the draw.ncentrate on something else this afternoon, though. they are currently playing ireland in their second game of the tournament in paarl. ireland won the toss and have chosen to bat first. they have just lost a wicket, but are going well and are currently 42—1. the super bowl is one of the biggest events in the sporting calendar and this year it was the kansas city chiefs who came out on top to become nfl champions for the second time in four years. they didn't do it the easy way, though, fighting back to claim a thrilling 38—35 win over the philadelphia eagles. nesta mcgregor was there. the kansas city chiefs locker room bouncing after clipping the wings of the philadelphia eagles. celebration is likely to last well into the night and beyond. those last two minutes, how nerve—racking? minutes, how nerve—racking ? everything minutes, how nerve—racking? everything was on the line, it was crazy. confetti flying, no better feeling than that.— crazy. confetti flying, no better feeling than t

and meant momentous day here in south africa and well. englandll captain eoin morgan has retired from all forms of cricket. morgan had already stepped down from the international game injune, but today said ”after much delibertation i believe that now is the right time to step away from the game that has given me so much over the years". england won the world cup in 2019 and topped of the one—day and t20 rankings while he was skipper. let's have a quick look at some of the other headlines. tottenham midfielder rodrigo bentancur is out for the rest of the season. the 25—year—old uruguayan ruptured the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee during spurs' defeat at leicester city on saturday. two—time ryanair chase winner allaho has been ruled out of next month's cheltenham festival. the horse would have been seeking a hat—trick of wins , but has suffered an abdominal injury. ronnie o' sullivan has begun his bid for a fifth welsh open title with an straightforward win over oliver lines. the rocket beat the fellow englishman by 4 frames to nil i

england's cricketers leave south africa with a consolation win under their belts, but much more importantly his second but much more importantly, wickets for archer. injust his second game back for england after nearly two years out with injuries, he took six wickets. his pace was too much for the hosts, who were bowled out for 287, 59 runs short of the target. a serious defeat for england, 2—1, but at least ends their five match losing streak in one—day cricket and the prospect of art are at full pace again for the summer's arches in the world cup defence later this year. could be so important for england. the current wave of bird flu in the uk is spilling over to mammals. more than 200 cases have already been recorded in animals like otters and foxes that are believed to have eaten infected birds. health officials say the risk of the virus jumping to humans is very low but they'll carry out more targeted testing and surveillance — both of animals and humans exposed to the virus. our environment and rural affairs correspondent, claire marshall, reports. this is now, by far, the worst avian

england captain heather knight has promised her team will come back stronger after they failed to make the final of the women's t20 world cup, losing to hosts south africa it all boiled down to england needing 13 from the final over. but after having lost three wickets in the 18th, the writing was on the wall and the hosts sealed a 6—run victory. south africa play champions australia in the final tomorrow. i think this side doesn't define us, the way we have made a mentality shift and i guess changed the way we want to play a little bit and really tried to take the game forward and it's something we should be proud of and something we will keep faith in but t20 cricket, sometimes you will lose games, unfortunately, and today wasn't our day. chelsea manager graham potter says he and his children have received death threats and his mental health has suffered with the pressure to get results. potter took over at stamford bridge in september but has struggled recently, winning just once in their last ten matches in all competitions. chelsea say it's up to potter how he wishes to deal with the threats, but they're offering their full support to him and his f

england have beaten west indies by seven wickets in their opening match of the women�*s t20 world cup in south africaspare. joe lynskey reports. this is where england take the first step to what they hope is cricket so much. 1a years since that last won their surprise, much. 1a years since that last won theirsurprise, now much. 1a years since that last won their surprise, now they feel their strength is a challenge. they have the worlds top rank bowler. sophie is part of a vibrant attack that kept west indies restricted. there are batters did reach 135, west in higher score in tea 20s in nearly two years. but not enough to frighten england. sophie dunkley had 34 frighten england. sophie dunkley had 3a off frighten england. sophie dunkley had 34 off 18 frighten england. sophie dunkley had 3a off 18 balls, and to get her out took something extraordinary. somehow chanel henry reached out and told, but england attacking. the winning runs came with five overs to spare. confidence and comfortable. henry morean is part of the bbc�*s team in south africa. he�*s with the world cup winner alex hartley. chase d

england's kate cross says the women's t20 world cup is australia's to lose, with the holders once again strong favourites to win the tournament for a sixth time. it starts today with hosts south africagland, under new coach jon lewis, start their competition with a game against west indies. they have obviously been the team of the decade, really. their record is incredible. i think the exciting thing for us is that we are on the chase now. we seem in a really good place. i have never known this environment to be as relaxed and confident as it has been. the propagation —— preparation games have alluded to that. we put 250 on the board in a warm up game a couple of days ago. if the member doing that it would be something that everybody would be screaming and talking about. the fact that we are doing that now is testament tojohn coming into the group and given us that freedom. coming into the group and given us that freedom. india have extended their first innings lead to nearly 150, taking control on day two of the first test agianst australia — a meeting of the world's top two sides in nagpur. it's been built on a century from captain rohit sharma and unbeaten 50s from ravindra jadej

now, wendy's. women said to an 11 run, defeats against england at sea. 20 well cup in south africa. se 3rd straight with england who had thought of their group they qualify 1st. it's good news because they're likely to avoid a semi final against reigning champions and title favorites straight. now take a look at this close call for member of great britain's sale. g p. c mat got troll . there he goes, falling off the boats while he was moving at around 50 kilometers an hour during this race in australia. thankfully one of his teammates, sir managed to pull him back on board and it's, he went on to finish in 6 price was a pretty insane situation where we were in good shape and erase. and we went into a job and we had to take some advice of action on canada. i think i'm just a little bit of play with the boat on the hell. then for old matt, got your threat. flying for the front bearing and he was like a rag doll on the end of his tabor. it was wrong to foils up quite high and i was just watching him. you know, shaked around i was, it was pretty full on the water. well, thankfully is like

england are out of the women's t20 world cup, succumbing to a shock defeat by hosts south africa in capen. chasing 165 to make the final against australia, england fell short by six runs to end a tournament they had every hope of winning, asjo currie reports. england's army army, in expectation below an army. —— high in expectation. they gave the crowd plenty to cheer and england a real headache. even when they finally saw her off, tasman rick took up the mantle. by the time their bowlers started firing, the damage was already done. england took their frustrations out on the ball, but the pro—tears weren't splitting their advantage slip to the fingers. heather knight dug in, but those on her collapse. devastation for england but dug in, but those on her collapse. devastation for england— dug in, but those on her collapse. devastation for england but this is an landmark _ devastation for england but this is an landmark moment. _ devastation for england but this is an landmark moment. -- - devastation for england but this is an landmark moment. -- a - devastation for england but this is -

south africa. but do you see from both the sites that could potentially worry england question about their quality finish the two group games. south africa, i think you need _ finish the two group games. south africa, i think you need to - finish the two group games. south africa, i think you need to be i africa, i think you need to be because as the hosts, they have the whole nation behind them and have the support of the crowd cheering them on and i think that sometimes gives them a lift as well and wherever they play, i do not think they will care. as long as they play they will care. as long as they play the best cricket, they will make it through. to the best cricket, they will make it throu~h. ., , ., , ., through. to the semifinals of the need to play _ through. to the semifinals of the need to play south _ through. to the semifinals of the need to play south africa - through. to the semifinals of the need to play south africa or- through. to the semifinals of the need to play south africa or new| need to play south africa or new zealand on friday will bring for the build up between now and

south africa. the hosts are taking on sri lanka in the opening match. englandld be anyone, so you have to start really fast. for me, and world cups, you just got to keep it the same as you can normally. try and go in and be able to enjoy it. trying to stay on your bubble is a group when you can. you'll be able to listen to commentary of that match on five live sport extra tomorrow. with the test match special team. england's term it gets under way on day two against a side they know well. when it comes to tournament, things can be a bit different? especially when it comes to the west indies. they caused an upset on the 50 over world cup. england will know in world cups, england are the strongest side going in. england will inevitably _ strongest side going in. england will inevitably played _ strongest side going in. england will inevitably played on - strongest side going in. england will inevitably played on their i will inevitably played on their chances considering australia are very much favourites. where you see their chances? if very much favourites. whe

received a large amount of income from deposits in swiss banks in south africa itself, after he had investments in america and england, we know that reza khan is one of the buyers. most of the currency at the government price it was from the melli bank and it was not in the melli bank, bazar 12 and 13. the building dough about reza shah was owned by the government and the central bank . it was the capital of shahla farzan, the mayor of tehran . it was the birth of reza khan. between 35 and 50 million tomans were made in the banks . it was said that reza shah was not himself when he went abroad and in fact the soil of iran should be taken . and reza shah's money abroad, especially in a bank like london was obtained, which was very interesting to the attention of researchers dr. javad sheikhian, who was a fan of reza shah and was surprised that he did not believe that it was said that the person of reza shah and the time of sardar sepehri until the end of the reign and the first day by the allied forces, najri had more than 40,000 property deeds in his name, and as a result of taking possession of these properties, he

they will play the winners of friday, semi final, between hosts, south africa and england. for me to one champion, max a stoppin is picked up where he left off. at the end of last season. the dutchman was fastest in his red bull on the 1st day of pre season tasting at the ball. rain international circuits in october, if one will once again hold a grand prix in cutter, where there's a huge following for motor sports. as to hell malik has been finding out on the streets of new sales. ah a oh about ad you can say that when you make time, are they being treated to a mode or pick the mission is evolving. rally cause one cause of both, both o d v by the one with their mother. hopefully at the end of the year when they're 80 there we can see many ad in fact, i think growing in both britain is the home of the deck already champion enough. there are lots of, you know, you don't have been hosting with and now this year a, we had such a great reception when we came for the free that we feel a whole year. and i think that the middle east generally has really embraced at home to the one

they will play the winners or friday, semi final, between hosts, south africa and england. organizers of golf's open championship in the u. k. have decided to allow players on the live series to compete this year, including the reigning champion, cameron smith, the other former opened champions or winners on the live circuits are full, mickleson, henrich, stanson, and louis were station. this wasn't guaranteed, given that love players have all been banned by the pga to in the light had states and other major went up the 2080 masters champion, patrick reed as welcome the news he'll be able to compete at royal liverpool in july. it's always great to be all plan majors especially you know, the open, i feel like it's a true testing or something so different or used to was exciting to see that news. but honestly, as a major champions, you would think that you'd still be in the event so you know, or just just happy to do the right thing and hopefully go out and play well in those events again for me to one champion next step in those picked up where we left off at the end of last season, th

meanwhile, it's a big day for england's women, as they face hosts south africa in the semi—finals of runt. they're relishing the challenge of facing the hosts in cape town. england are looking to secure the title for the first time since the inaugrual tournament in 2009. defending champion australia await the winners in the final which will be on sunday. this game is massive. it is going to be hue. this game is massive. it is going to be huge. obviously— this game is massive. it is going to be huge. obviously playing - this game is massive. it is going to be huge. obviously playing againstj be huge. obviously playing against the home team _ be huge. obviously playing against the home team and _ be huge. obviously playing against the home team and then _ be huge. obviously playing against the home team and then having i be huge. obviously playing againstj the home team and then having all the home team and then having all the home team and then having all the home support, i think that will add another dynamic to it. we are excited about the game, it is a team we have played quite a lo

south africa through. where they will face england.sday. her opening match of the tournament was straightforward. the pole lostjust two games as she came through against leylah fernandez, beating the canadian 6—1, 6—1. swiatek has lostjust seven games in her last four matches. and australian open champion aryna sabalenka had an even bigger victory against america's lauren davis. she won 6—6, 6—1. to extend her winning streak to 12 matches this year. sabalenka will play latvia'sjelena 0stapenko in the last 16 on wednesday. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, and the rest of the sport team, we'll see you soon. we will! al thanks to gavin and the team. now, my boys and they were scoffing pancakes, it was pancake day on tuesday and it would seem everyone is prepared to give it a go, have a look at this, including the princess of wales. there she is, cooking up some rather lovely looking pancakes stopping the problem is she is in a bit of a sticky situation because itjust doesn't want to

it's a big day for england's women, they face hosts south africa in the semi—finals of the t20 world day's semifinal has seen them beat records along the way. they are now preparing to take on hosts south africa for the place in the final. but for two of england's most experienced players, who happened to be married to each other, they are relishing the challenge. it's going to be a dogfight. they are very passionate, and they fight till the last ball. and they wear all their emotions all over them, pretty much like me. maybe i'm south african somehow. i'm excited about the spectacle, and actually being at the ground the other day and hearing the national anthem, it gave me goose bumps. i'm sure i'll be getting that again. what kind of form is nat in right now? she's one of those people where, in the last sort of year and a half, two years, she's gone out to bat and some people have been like, what wicket is she playing on? because i've just found that really hard and then she goes and hits a four on the first ball. nat is just nat being nat. i'm really proud of her, the team are all

and then scenes ofjoy from the reigning champions, who will play england or south africa in sunday�*sr bbc commentatorjohn motson, who has died at the age of 77, calling him a legend whose voice was football. in a statement, the family said it is with great sadness we announce thatjohn motson 0be died in the sleep peacefully today. known for wearing his trademark sheepskin coat, he started with the bbc in 1968 and went on to describe over 2,000 games including 10 world cups and 29 fa cup finals. erik ten hag expects a "massive atmosphere" at old trafford tonight when his side manchester united host barcelona in the second leg of their europa league tie. the first leg at the camp nou was a brilliant spectacle, finishing 2—2, and the reds are hoping this will be the start of a memorable week, with a league cup final at wembley on sunday to look forward to as well. for me, the next game is always the most... the biggest game, but i am not the type who is looking back. i am looking forward to big, great teams, facing a shot at old trafford. there will be a massive atmosphere, great ambien

south africa women l through to the t 20 will come final. the 1st time the host spacing england by 6 runs in the last 4 months in cape town, south africa face reigning champion astray earlier in sunday. part of the 2nd season of the saudi bank live gold series on the way in mexico. english pul, casey show 6 on the past. 65 to take the 1st round lead along with american chasing the co, correct. the series will be played of a full team tournaments for the combined price, purse of more than $400000000.00. the players on arrival ph yates all are in florida for the honda classic look at this for recovery from cal stanley, the american found himself in the woods on the 15th then managed to hole out from the drops on 2 rescued par sunny. just made the halfway companies named 10 shots, a drift of late at justin been again to remember in the n. b a, the sacramento kings bates. eniela clip is 176, the 175. it was the 2nd high scoring match in ambia history. the teams also combined to score $4043.00 points is that is an old time and be a record. yamba is highest scoring gang took place in

they can make the semifinals if bangladesh beat south africa in the final group one game. englandc win over pakistan in the other group as it means that they qualify for the semifinals. west indies do have a slim chance of joining them. they held off the pakistani chase of the hundred and 17 in the final over of the match. england test captain ben stokes says he is blessed to be leading a team thatis he is blessed to be leading a team that is won its sixth match in the row and tenth in 11 games since he took over as permanent captain. he had a big win, too, by 267 runs over new zealand. the home side with doomed on day four with 63—5 and james anderson claimed at the tail with four wickets, bowling new zealand out for just with four wickets, bowling new zealand out forjust under 26 of their second innings, zealand out forjust under 26 of theirsecond innings, england zealand out forjust under 26 of their second innings, england �*s first victory in the country since 2008 and also the first day —like test that they won on foreign soil. if we keep playing the way in which were playin

a resurgentjofra archer took six wickets to inspire england to a 59—run, consolation victory against south africaand they set a healthy target of 3a7. archer took the final wicket of the game to leave south africa way short of the target. so they may have lost the series, but the win ends england's five—match losing run in the format. the welsh rugby union plans to include at least five women, in its 12—strong board after facing accusations of sexism and misogny, in a bbc wales investigates programme. the w.r.u. chief executive, steve phillips resigned on sunday. his replacement or chair, is now also expected to be female. the proposals will be decided at a meeting next month, and needs 75 per—cent of clubs to vote for the resolutions. now the american footballer, who's arguably the greatest nfl player of all time has retired... again. tom brady, is a5, has won the superbowl, a record seven times and played 23 seasons in total and says he is calling it a day, for real this time... lam retiring, for good. really, thank you, guys, so much, to every single one of you for supporting me. my family, my

england's women cricketers made it successive wins at the t20 world cup in south africa after they picked electing to bat, ireland were dismissed for 105 with sophie ecclestone and sarah glenn both picking up three wickets each. alice capsey made a half century in response as her side chased down the total with a few hiccups along the way, but reached the target with 3a balls remaining. hosts south africa made it a first win as they eased to a 65 run victory over new zealand, having elected to bat first after winning the toss. the proteas posted a score of 132—6 and the white ferns never got going in response, losing both openers, without scoring. next up, south africa take on tournament favourites australia. get all the latest sports news of course, at our website. but from me, tulson tollett and the rest of the team, that's your sport news for now. the czech footballer, jakubjankto, has become the first international player in the men's game to come out as gay. in a video posted on twitter, he said he no longer wanted to hide himself and hoped his coming out would encourage others. play

south africa . floods in south africa have destroyed roads and bridges, and the government has declared a state of emergency in different parts of the country. people in north london welcomed the king of england with anti-monarchy slogans. protesters held placards that read four you are not our king, in the previous few people were also opponents of the system the monarchy in england expressed their opposition to the british royal system and his visit by writing handwritten notes and throwing eggs at the king of england. the protests against the change in pension laws in france are still continuing. the conversation with mr. shaheswar hosseini, a journalist of sda and radio in paris, mr. hosseini, students join the protestors of the change in the pension law, for posterity please tell me in which cities these demonstrations were closed, why should the french government change the pension law itself? cities of with the exception of these demonstrations and protests, every time there are demonstrations and strikes, these protests are going on in 250 big and small cities, and it has become very hot in recent days. it is true that there were two series of elections in the elections. it is the onl

in this forty's series, $51.00 indians were instructor, an 11 run defeat against england at the t 20 walk up in south africa or a 3rd straight winfrey on this one, that top of that group if they qualify. first, they're likely to avoid a semi final against reigning champions and title favorites australia. and take a look at this for close. cool for member of great britain sale g p team, my godchild falling off the boats while it was moving around 50 kilometers an hour during a race in australia. thankfully one of his teammates was able to pull him back on board and see what else to finish in 6, vice was pretty in same situation where we were in good shape and erase. and we went into a job and we had to take some evasive action on canada. i think just a little bit of what the on the helm for all my daughter was correct line for the front bearing. and he was like a rag doll on the end of his drawn to foil up quite high. and i was just watching him shake around. and it was, it was pretty full on the water. thankfully, we just bought the boat. usually we get it back on board and he's pretty tough guy . you know,

under cricket and england i have recovered from a tough start to set south africa a target of 310 to iden�*s lawyer says the fbi is searching the us president's home in delaware as part of an investigation into classified documents. mr biden�*s attorney says the search was "planned". the fbi has not yet commented on the search. gary o'donoghue is our north america correspondent. this is the second time in two weeks the fbi has gone intojoe biden�*s home and searched for classified documents. you will remember in above documents were already found at a think tank he was part of washington and also at his wilmington home, which is the capital of delaware, and then in this house on the beach, they are searching that as well. the key thing here is that his lawyers first searched both his own private homes, came up with some documents. the fbi went back and found some more, so they are clearly not satisfied that they are clearly not satisfied that the lawyers looked hard enough and thatis the lawyers looked hard enough and that is why this second search is taking place, but still being don

he insisted south africa would emerge with a more efficient energy network. the church of england same—sex marriages or civil partnerships. but it said that church teaching — that matrimony is only between one man and one woman — would not change. the united states says a chinese balloon it shot down last week was unmistakably used for spying. beijing insists the device was a civilian airship that monitored the weather. but a state department official said the latest evidence showed it was carrying advanced surveillance equipment, and was linked to china's military. the balloon was destroyed off the us east coast, having already travelled over large parts of the country. the biden administration believes beijing is behind a huge aerial spy programme, using a fleet of balloons to gather intelligence from more than a0 countries. william cohen is the former us secretary of defence. earlier i asked him how concerning the current situation is for us—china relations. it's pretty brazen from my perspective that given the tensions that exist between the united states and china, the chines

england. six wickets for him on his return as they salvage some pride in south africa. good evening.ny as 500,000 workers have been on strike today across the united kingdom, in the biggest single day of industrial action in over a decade. marches and rallies have taken place in a number of cities, with most of the protests focused sharply on pay. the national education union claims that up to 200,000 teachers in england and wales were on strike today. 100,000 civil servants, including border force staff, also took action. train drivers who are members of aslef were on strike, affecting most train companies across england. 0ur political editor chris mason reports on the day. birmingham at breakfast time. rush hour without much rushing. the barricades are out, but not many passengers. the trains, going nowhere. it's an inconvenience, and it's more of an inconvenience because tomorrow we are also likely to be out because the trains won't start till a bit later. so, steph in redditch is having to work from home. and in bromsgrove, ryan and son harry are as well. work have allowed me to

we begin with cricket and england's women who have just begun their t20 world cup semifinal against the hosts south african. the match got under way around half an hour ago. south africa won the toss and chose to bat. as you can see, no english breakthroughs just yet with laura wolvaardt and tazmin brits at the crease for the hosts. south africa are currently 57 without loss. there's live coverage of the match on bbc radio 5 live sports extra, with updates also on the bbc sport website. the winners of today's semifinal will play defending champions australia on sunday. and a brilliant 184 not out from harry brook put england in the ascendancy on day one of the second and final test against new zealand. early on though, england had been in trouble. an openers batting collapse, and they were struggling on 21 for three. but then came the experience ofjoe root, who steadied the side with an unbeaten century. and that was bettered, by brook, smashing his way, towards a double century. england closing the day on 315 for 3, as they look to wrap up the series 2—0. i have always enjoyed watching rooty bat, so, obv

opponents of the monarchy in england expressed their opposition to the british monarchy by hand writing and throwing eggs at charles. 12 people died due to floods in south africahe rains in south africa started a week ago. and it has caused floods in 7 provinces of this country. it has caused destruction of roads and bridges in south africa, and the government has announced extraordinary events in different regions of the country. a group of journalists from the activities of a team the zionists revealed that they are trying to hold elections in different countries of the world the device, the team does this using advanced software and thousands of fake personal accounts in different social networks, a private company to influence public opinion in different countries of the world, rosheh, the nickname of the head of the zionist intelligence service office and a war expert. it's crazy how many journalists cover the supporters of an election candidate in one of the troubled african countries. mohsen firouzian can help the candidate. every set of applicants for our services includes information organizations , election campaigns, and private companies . jorge de

it's south africa's first final of any kind in international women's cricket after beating england inor 6 off their 20 overs. you can follow that on the website. that's all the sport for now. plans have been unveiled by the uk government to improve standards in social housing, following the grenfell tower disaster and the death of two—year—old awaab ishak, who was exposed to mould at his family home in rochdale. it wants managers in social housing organisations to have a professional qualification, with landlords given time limits to fix problems orface fines, as jon donnison reports. awaab ishak was just two years old when he died in december 2020. the cause, a respiratory condition brought on by mould and damp in his family's rented flat in rochdale. awaab's father had complained to their housing association for years, but nothing had been done. earlier this year, the housing secretary, michael gove, pledged to introduce what's being called awaab's law, saying people living in social housing were being inexcusably let down. under the new legislation, landlords will have to investiga