had there been no rain in guyana, we may— no rain in guyana, we may have reached the end of the game.atest before we leave you from that semifinal. 55 not out for him, he has just hit a big six, as has utah become a couple of early wickets have not stemmed to the flow of runs in the 13th over now, 104—2 is the latest despite those rain delays, they are still heading for 20 overs aside. should there be any sort of wash—out and no completed game, and he will go through on account of the fact they wonder super eight group. there is much on the line in guyana, in the skies and on the pitch, too. that's it for sports day, you can follow that on radio five live, or the bbc sport website. for now, goodbye. hello. the warm and humid air that has been affecting many parts of the uk over the last few days has been swept away by this band of cloud, this frontal system has been moving its way eastwards. it is all connected with an area of low pressure, actually an unseasonably deep low, a lot of isobars on this chart as this low drift across the northern half of the uk.s so as we go through the e

let's get some reaction from guyana now.xar patel was man of the match with three top order wickets, including the england captainjos buttler who says that in hindsight it might have been a mistake not to change the team going into the semifinal but gave full credit to a india. disappointing. um, i think we're outplayed by india and they fully deserved the victory. um, so yeah, i thought, you know, they had a above par score, was hoping to restrict them to sort of 145, 150 probably on that pitch. so, um, it was always going to be a tough chase from there. obviously feeling good. and most of the, uh, i'm feeling good about that. uh, we win the match when you perform and if team doesn't do well, then it doesn't matter. so i think, uh, feeling good. we close to the one step and, uh, close to the trophy, so. yeah. feeling good. wimbledon starts on monday, some of the top stars are playing at the eastbourne international in preparation, three british players reached the quarterfinals in the women's draw, the first time that had h

chasing 172 for victory in guyana, they were undone by india's spinners and bowled out for 103 losingill now face south africa in saturday's final in barbados. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson there was a rhythm to the cricket in guyana whenever the rain stopped. rohit sharma started. india's captain. no one in the world bats better. on the evidence of this world cup 57 runs from 39 balls. but when rohit missed, adil rashid hit india's other adil rashid hit.

josh mankiewicz: when nbc's news crew packed for the trip to guyana in november 1978, this is what they the nbc news crew pack for the trip to guyuna in november 1978 this is what they carried, 70 pounds of camera gear. at the time that was state-of- the-art. boxes filled with videotapes. the sound tech did most of the heavy lifting. >> i have to carry the tape deck. it weighs about 35 pounds. there is no remote control. it's just a video feed. >> so you have to be connected to the cameraman at all times. >> a journalists would enter, half of them from nbc news. bob brown had worked for all three networks covering riots, shootouts and war. brown's wife, connie. >> nick said to him how could you go into a war zone without a gun? bob said first off, i figure if it's that bad there will be guns lying around. if i don't have a on i can assure you i'm going to get the picture of the s.o.b. who suits me. >> the m-16s are old and battered, but they say they have enough ammunition. >> he always says is going to be okay. i will be fine. if shirley oliver -- shirley oliver heard a lot of that dur

they're trying to dodge the rain in guyana. their semi final against india. back on the training pitch to start the build up to slovakia. england's players prepare to turn the page on an underwhelming euros group stage by backing their underfire manager. he's been fantastic, if you look at is record speaks for itself. everyone is we had to manage, that's for sure. everyone is we had to manage, that's forsure. —— behind the everyone is we had to manage, that's for sure. —— behind the manager. georgia are also through to the knockout stage. to the delight of fans back home. we speak to the team's english assistant coach. also coming up on sportsday... and add this name to the list of british players appearing at wimbledon next week — sonay kartal makes the main draw for a third time with another victory in qualifying.

they were thrashed by india by 68 runs in their semifinal in guyana.rohit sharma started. india's captain — no one in the world bats better on the evidence of this world cup. 57 runs from 39 balls. but when rohit missed, adil rashid hit. india's other batters, with a full range of techniques, kept the big shots coming. it all added up to 171, which felt pretty good. clear skies for england's chase. confused intentions from jos buttler. well, he didn't mean to hit it there. caught and gone for 23. phil salt faced jasprit bumrah — whose face says it all. don't look now. harry brook, 68—6. the last wickets fell in a humbling tumble of run—outs. chance of another run—out. it was india's game long before the final lbw. england lost by 68 runs — in truth outclassed. india to the final, where, in truth, they always imagined they'd be. joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. good evening. it was a bit cooler today across the board but we had a top temperature of 25 in the south—east, pretty decent and less humidity. tomorrow,

with the presence of millions of pilgrims. different countries started and the pilgrims of labik guyanaed towards mashaar. yesterday, friday , the transfer of iranian pilgrims to arafat began after the moharram. this year, nearly 88,000 iranians are present in this community of millions. iranian pilgrims in arafat and on the 9th day of dhul-hijjah , after reciting the arafat prayer, pay a debt of idolatry. o allah, please o allah. actions do actions. hajj tamattu in the desert of mena arafat for rami jamrat and god willing mahshar al-haram feel good we are doing very well. we have been waiting for 18 years to come to makkah one day, so that we can be the dua of all our dear ones. i ask god that every person who has a wish will achieve his wish, by the right of imam zaman . i want to go there, the imam of my time has taken the pilgrims of our country from makkah to arafat, the first point where they will stop during the days of tashriq has started. it is still going on today in saudi arabia. labik became muharram labik. after maghrib and isha prayers, the transfer of gentlemen take shape

rites began with the presence of millions of pilgrims from different countries, and pilgrims from guyana's labik moved to mashaar. yesterday, friday, the operation of transferring iranian pilgrims to arafat it started this year, nearly 88,000 iranians are present in this gathering. millions of iranians appear in arafat and on the 9th day of dhul-hijjah, after reciting the arafa prayer , they pray for forgiveness from polytheists. the acts of performing hajj tamattu in the desert of mina arafat for the herd of jamrat and, god willing , mahshar al-haram. the right of imam zaman is so full that our hearts are full. going to arafat means that i just want to i want to go there to see my imam zaman. holding protests on fridays of anger and hatred against the zionist regime in three provinces. people in the provinces of gilan, qom and yazb held a march, supported the palestinian people, and shouted their anger and disgust against the zionist regime and america's support for this regime. it's a human duty, it's a duty to be iranian , it's not a duty to be muslim, we came today in the march to say

replaced by switzerland, japan, mozambique, ecuador, malta, and for the 2024-2025 period, algeria, guyana, sierra leone, slovenia and south korea will join five other elected members of the security council. the security council consists of 15 members, five of which are permanent members, the united states, russia, china, france, and england, and 10 non-permanent members. which is elected for 2 years. the french president said: paris plans to give mirage 2000 fighter planes to ukraine. in an interview with france's one tv channel, emmanuel macron said that paris will soon start training ukrainian pilots to control the guidance of mirage fighters, and emphasized: "kiv must be allowed to use the provided weapons." western allies to target used for military purposes on russian soil. the president of ukraine, who is meeting with french officials in paris today , is seeking more aid from the west. yesterday, the president of the united states announced that he had issued permission for ukraine to use american weapons up to a depth of 300 kilometers from the territory of russia. the president o

crowds gathered to watch as the torch made its way through french guyana over the weekend.he first time the paris 2024 torch relay has traveled through the prepafrench oversea territory. the olympics kick off july 26 right here on nbc. >>> before we go. here's sheinelle jones with a preview of what's coming up on "today". >> this morning, malcolm jamal warner is live in studio 1-a. chloe fineman on her new role in "despicable me" 4. and how to upgrade you this case has been vetted up and down the courts already. right now, at five, guess who's back in court today? lawyers for disgraced theranos founder elizabeth holmes will give a federal judge in san francisco the reasons they believe she didn't get a fair trial. also, growing calls for a cease fire. a live report from washington on the newly us backed resolution for gaza. this, as we get a look at new video of an israeli military raid

it's in the french territory of guiana, guyana. excuse me. since may 9th, torchbearers have been zigzagging through mainland france, and now they're taking a detour to some overseas territories. next week, the flame will head back to the mainland, to the southern city of nice. the olympic flame will ultimately light the cauldron during the opening ceremony on july 26th. soon, athletes will be headed to paris for the olympic games. but until then, one city is bringing a bit of paris here to the u.s. now. check it out. a steel replica of the eiffel tower is going up in indianapolis. that's where the u.s. olympic swimming trials will take place this weekend. this eiffel tower is a reminder of what could be in store for the olympic hopefuls competing. the trials begin june 15th at lucas oil stadium, and they last until june 23rd in ohio. a cyber attack forced the closure of cleveland city hall today. investigators are trying to determine the full extent of the threat and ordered the closure as a precaution. city leaders are not saying which syste

napa valley guyana significa amar en quechua el idioma de las comunidades indígenas en el sur de américan muy estrictos en términos de comprar calidad y como niña me costó mucho la la niña que siempre se sacaba la mejor nota en el curso, en los exámenes, estudiar para mí era siempre la prioridad y eso, eso, eso se daba porque mis mis padres exigían mucho de mi hermana y de mi. su madre murió cuando ella era joven, dejándola con su padre y hermana. siempre era alrededor de algún día ustedes van a estudiar en la universidad en estados unidos, cuando empezó a buscar estudiar en la universidad, su padre se comunicó con los mejores colegios para que enviaran folletos informativos. en un país como ecuador, la situación económica a veces es buena y la mayoría de veces es mala. terminamos aplicando a 10 universidades y 9 de las 10 universidades me dijeron sí, pero yo creo que mi papá siempre supo que eso iba a pasar. al cumplir sus 18 años, karla se vino a los estados unidos para asistir a la universidad brown. fue allí donde consiguió su título en matemáticas. siguió estudiando hasta obtener su

plus one country, the south american state of guyana, signed. joint communiqué of the global peace summit the president of ukraine informed on his website ex. thus, the number of signatories is 83 countries and six organizations. as the head of state noted, we continue to work on expanding global support, the peace formula and the steps necessary for its implementation. and in the afternoon, the occupiers attacked mykhailivka, boryslav district, kherson oblast. according to the information... of the regional military administration, a drone hit the cultural center, damaging the windows, doors and walls, and no one was injured. explosions rang out again in kharkiv, probably outside the city limits, local correspondents write, details are yet to be revealed there is no and the espresso tv channel calls to join the project from zero to life, this is a collection of atvs for the rapid evacuation of the wounded and the delivery of ammunition, support it with a donation. soldiers of the 93rd separate mechanized brigade kholodny yar, they win victory every day, they do not leave the wounded and

plus one country, the south american state of guyana, signed a joint communiqué of the global peace summit the president of ukraine informed on his page on the ex network. so the number of signatories is 83 countries and six organizations, as the head of state noted, we continue to work on expanding global support for the peace formula and the steps necessary for its implementation. important changes: ursela funderlaijen was nominated for the position of the head of the european commission for a second term. the relevant decision was made by the leaders of the european union countries, german media reports. for the post of president of the european council, the parliament nominated the ex-head of the government of portugal. antony koshta, and the new commissioner the head of the estonian government, kaia kalas, can become the head of the eu foreign affairs. the results of these appointments will be known in july after the meeting of the parliament of the european union. a historic day. today we are moving on to actual real negotiations with the european union regarding ukraine's membership

there was a shock as afghanistan crushed new zealand by 84 runs in guyana to make it two wins from twom 56 deliveries to help afghanistan reach 159—6. in reply, new zealand were skittled out forjust 75 in the 16th over. and bangladesh opened their tournament with a two—wicket win over sri lanka, who slip to the bottom of group d after a second successive defeat. and primoz roglic looks like he's coming into form just in time for the tour de france. the slovenian, who's recovering from a serious crash at the tour of the basque country two months ago, has just won the hardest stage of the criterium du dauphine. it's his second stage win in two days, and he leads byjust over a minute going into the final stage on sunday. and that's all the sport for now. in the uk, parties are back on the campaign trail following last night's seven—way debate where politicians locked horns over the economy, armed forces, nhs, immigration and climate policy. today, the conservatives are pushing a permanent cut to stamp duty and labour is outlining its position on business rates. here's our political corres

co—hosts west indies taking on papua new guinea in guyana. a fast start and get their tournament after the best possible start. the first match saw the tournament's other hosts, the usa, beat canada by 7 wickets in texas. keep up—to—date on the app. and we're under way on the final day of the us womens open, where there's a three way tie for the lead in pennsylvania. australian minjee lee carded an impressive round of 66 and sits on five under par with thailand's wichanee meechai and andrea lee the american, who was bogey—free on the back nine. japan's hinako shibuno trails the leaders by two shots, with compatriot yuka saso a further stroke back. obviously in a major championship it is hard to get high on expectations, because it is always tough. it is tough when you have high expectations in the course is hard and difficult, you know? week to week it has been getting better and better, in all aspects of my game, so i feel like it has been coming together for the so i feel like it has been coming togetherfor the moment i am in right now. tog

if it rains all day in guyana tomorrow. sound like a spy guyana tomorrow. sound like a spy here? cricket world cup, which is ridiculous and an olympic news. keely hodgkinson could benefit from an american runner's misfortune. >> temperatures could reach 31 celsius in a few spots today, but it won't be hot everywhere and it all comes to an end tomorrow. i'll have the full forecast coming up very soon. >> it all comes to an end tomorrow. did it ever start? but anyway, at the time, 1.5 minutes past 7:00, i'm eamonn holmes, i'm isabel webster and this is gb news award winning . breakfast. >> getting used to this. you know, this is our second year in a row now. and, i think we have to buy a sort of trophy cabinet or something for the studio. we've got this brand new studio if our boss is watching. thanks for the new set. we love it. but actually, you now need to invest in a little cabinet for us, and we can just line them up because we can just line them up because we came home with three as a channel last night. one for our programme and we had some big heavyweight programmes in our

iran and iran is not just causing trouble in the middle east and the oil discovered off the coast of guyana why empower iran when we have liquid gold right under our feet? >> i wish hi a good answer to that question. when i give speeches around the country about what biden has done the way he's kind of recked our economy and people ask me is this intentional and trying to hurt america. the higher world oil prices and we're not producing it here at home and makes no sense. rachel: no, you could only be doing this if you're trying to hurt america or in the case of john kerry in charge of that iran policy and at one point he was a hobbyist for iran and you have to wonder what's the thinking here? and the people who suffer of course are the poorest, are the working class, and we're really glad you're doing these kinds of studies and it's important to put it out there and remind people of the way it was, the way it is, and how it can be if we change leadership and energy policies. >> if trump is reelected president, we'll be producing every sin l barrel we can and a great job here at home and hu

they have a reserve day if it's rained off, but there is no reserve day for england and india in guyanaeen a few note results, four so far. let's just hope for sunshine. let's have a quick look at some of day's other stories. thierry henry is one of the names being considered to succeed rob page as wales manager. the former arsenal and france striker is in charge of the french under—21s and will also coach their team at the olympics. page was sacked last week after 3.5 years in charge. the olympic champion athing mu won't be able to defend her 800—metres title after falling at the us trials and finishing last. only the top three qualify for paris. great britain's keely hodgkinson claimed silver behind the american at the last games in tokyo. next year's rugby league challenge cup will see the 12 super league clubs joining at the third—round stage, where previously they entered at the sixth round. the matches will be drawn injanuary and played in february, with super league sides obliged to play away at lower—division teams. category one tickets for the women's rugby world cup final at t

introduce you to a chef who went from cooking as a kid in guyana to opening her own restaurant.oliday. also my favorite segment the actor jason biggs will be here in studio. 25 years since the classic of american movie making "american pie" came out in theaters is we're going to find out what he's doing to celebrate and how the film's iconic apple pie scene is in fact still shaping his life today and also how he prepared for the scene. method acting an getting into character and all in the conversation. >> i have no idea what you are talking about there tony. i'd ask for an explanation. really do know. that's why i'm not. thank you tony dokoupil say hi to the team in new york this morning. >> so glad we don't need to explain that scene. >>> all right, now take a live look outside this morning. you look at that you have got a little bit of cloud cover there morning. and some of the tippy top of the buildings there. jessica. >> absolutely. let's actually start off with that marine layer because it could impact issues along the coastline when it comes to getting to work or school t

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expected to turn across the windward islands later tonight or monday is now located north of french guyana army you're all just allison chinchar explains why the storm is so serious that's right. beryl is now the first tropical system to reach hurricane strength for the 2024 atlantic hurricane season. and it's actually expected to intensify even more of the major hurricane status over the next day or so. now, one of the things to note though, is the average first second name storm usually doesn't occur until july 17 than the average date of the first hurricane isn't usually until august 11. so beryl is really in very rare territory here. and one of the main reasons for that is how warm the sea surface temperatures are. on average, the location of beryl is running about three to five degrees above average, and that may not seem like that much, but it's just enough to really allow storms like this to flourish in these very warm conditions, also two to note, it's very aware of where it developed this far east of the windward islands early into the season's say, for example, june is not very c

you have venezuela with close ties to russia in a potential conflict with guyana.gain, right in america's backyard. i mean, it's a measure of where this relationship stands between the us and russia globally right now. >> yeah, and we've seen how reliant cuba has become on russian oil and gas. but what about jim, what your thoughts were on president biden's? comments tonight on president who knew saying he's a dictator, he's not a decent man. i mean, as we've just, we know it's unknown quantity, but it's still two hear what he said. >> i think that in particular, i heard that as establishing a difference between him and donald trump was, as you know, is often expressed admiration for putin or at a minimum said that he can work with them joe biden saying particularly on this de as we mark 80 years since the us stood up to a dictator in 1944 with the d-day landings. it's a through line that president biden and the administration is making frequently to say the us stood up to a dictator than it needs to stand up to this tape dictator. now, by the way, is it propagates

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what kits chasing down 137 just 6 poles to sped in. guyana. now they had mentioned oil as have reached the suddenly count finance. they looked to become the 1st canadian, when is it more than 30 years? they be that that will start to wants to climb the western conference title programs to to but the oil is stuck with the recent tradition of not touching the trophy. that is a superstition whether believe the only trophy they should lift is the main stanley company has not been going by canadian same since the monk shrill canadians back in 1993 atkinson. the once in 1990 will face the photo pump us in the final game. one is coming up on saturday. there's going to be pressure playing in the stanley cup final um no matter where teams from. so um, obviously were canadian team. we've got great canadian fans and it feels good to uh, maybe united the country a little bit and have something to uh, to bring people together. you know, that's what sports is all about. is bringing people together and, and, and, you know, hopefully we're doing that for cana

can you say north south america , french guyana, which is america, french guyana, which is on the desertsit the flight nana never goes out. >> the flame is always alight. it's always because the thing is, if it did go out, they'd have to go back to greece, relight it, fly it back again , relight it, fly it back again, start all over again. >> exactly. >> exactly. >> no they wouldn't. >> no they wouldn't. >> nba player , nba player kevin >> nba player, nba player kevin seraphin, who is from french guiana. swimmer, he's doing some breakdancing and some. yeah. there we are. a little bit of breakdancing there, which is now an olympic sport. i don't know what that is. marching, i don't think is an olympic sport , but think is an olympic sport, but there we are. they're celebrating the olympic flame. so it's doing the french territories. and then we'll head back to france for the end of july. and then, of course, that's when it will be lit at the stadium. >> fabulous stuff. paul coyte. thank you very much. >> pleasure . thank you. >> pleasure. thank you. >> pleasure. thank you. >> all right. st

next to guyana. england's cricketers have been crossing the caribbean. it's not always been sunny.d on the brink of their sternest challenge, the semi—final against india? i think there's been parts of this tournament where we've had to play some ugly cricket at times, whether the wind has been a factor or there's been rain about. and i've been really impressed with the resilience of the group. it's time to be the front runners. it's time to more or less throw the first punch at india and then try and get our noses in front and never give it back. the title defence relies on england beating india and looking at the guiana weather, so does the weather. rain before champagne. the bornean elephant is just one of the new animals that are now officially classed as endangered. there are only around a thousand left in the wild, so it's been added to the union for conservation of nature's �*red list�* of threatened species. an endangered species is one that is very likely to become extinct in the near future. 0ur reporter lauren moss is here to tell us more. the international union for con

england won the toss in guyana and chose to field. adversity throughout the whole tournament. and we stuck together well and played well enough to get to this stage, but, unfortunately, at this stage, we have fallen short. going back to my phone, check instagram, about the news we are waiting for about andy murray in the next two hours. come running in cheering if it is good news. how is your brain today? it is not bad. i got a few hours of sleep. good. it is never as sharp at this time of the day as later. but it is working at the moment. we are talking about brains in detail now. the brain is one of the most complex organs in our bodies. keeping it healthy is key to living a long life. in a new documentary, bbc click�*s lara lewington has travelled to california to meet scientists at the forefront of research to promote brain health. she also met residents of one of the world's so—called blue zones, where people live much longer than average, to find out if they hold the key to longevity. i don't smoke, i don't drink alcohol and i'm

earlier there was a shock as afghanistan crushed new zealand by 84 runs in guyana to make it two winsealand were skittled out for just 75 in the 16th over. and bangladesh opened their tournament with a two—wicket win over sri lanka, who slip to the bottom of group d after a second successive defeat. in under 30 minutes england take on australia. after their opening match against scotland was abandoned because of rain, england could really do with a win. they're in barbados, a location that brings particular joy to one member of their team. this joy to one member of their team. is probably the f can this is probably the first time i can have the majority of my friends and family at a cricket ground. it is great in the uk, but you can only get four orfive maximum in is great in the uk, but you can only get four or five maximum in that one time. obviously, travelling and whatnot. but the thought that you can have so much support and everyone behind you and you don't have to go anywhere for it, it should hopefully keep me in good stead. . . should hopefully keep me in good stead. ., ., .,

england's t20 world cup semifinal against india has been disrupted by the rain in guyana, the start wasumber one katie boulter lost to french open finallist jasmine paolini in straight sets. boulter really seemed to struggle with the blustery conditions, she lost the first set 6—1 and the second on a very one—sided tie break. harriet dart lost to another grand slam finallist. she won only three games against leylah fernandez, the canadian who lost to emma raducanu in the 2021 us open final. and raducanu was the third british woman in the quarters, she's beaten fellow grand slam winner sloane stephens and the world number five jessica pegula so far this week, but was no match for the world number 1a daria kasatkina. 6-2, 6-2. she is out. what a summer billy harris is having. ten days ago he was ranked 325th in the world but he reached the quarterfinals at queens and now he's into the semi—finals at eastbourne. it's the first time he's got this far at a tournament at this level, having spent a long time on the futures and challenger tours. and he came from a set down to beat the world num

england suffered a humiliating loss at the hands of india at the semi—final of the t20 world cup in guyanandia's batsmen are just so formidable. we saw that in the in the in the test last summer. they were absolutely brilliant and they wiped england away hundreds. they set 172 and they dismissed england for 103 in 16 point three overs, sorry, 16.4 overs and india will now face south africa in the final. >> so the lesson i love this, i love this. we invent these games, we export them around the world and everyone beats us. >> i know, i know, i mean, it's just how do we even do that? >> i mean, it's a skill. >>— >> i mean, it's a skill. >> i mean, it's a skill. >> i know it is a skill. it's a it is a skill. we should be on commission for it. i'll play ourselves out. >> can't we let someone else play? oh yeah. handy around. >> all right, adrian, we'll see you a little bit later on. don't go anywhere. we're going to be talking to the education secretary, gillian keegan, and then we'll go through the papers with suzanne evans and shabab mossavat. that's in a of minutes. it's 642. good morning t

the defending champions were hammered by 68 runs in guyana.hen he arrives we will actually be back there and also will talk to our correspondent who is also there for us. that is coming up we think in the next couple of minutes. that gives us a chance to talk about art general election here in the uk withjust six days art general election here in the uk with just six days to go. let's look at lousy campaigns are going in northern ireland and scotland where the political battles are much different than the rest of the uk. joining me now is bbc northern ireland political reporter brendan hughes, who's in dungannon. and our scotland correspondent catriona renton, who joins us from glasgow. let's pick up with you so take us through where we are at with the campaign in scotland and at what sort of movement you are seeing if any. sort of movement you are seeing if an . ~ ., , sort of movement you are seeing if an . ~ . , , sort of movement you are seeing if an . . . , , any. well, as he 'ust said there the olitical any. well, as he just said there t