there shot across the dutch political spectrum as the suicide of a councillor in the hague just before her death of billy della claimed she had been kidnapped and raped by a group of muslims and accused a former party colleague of orchestrating it more details from our europe correspondent peter all over peter these are some pretty serious accusations what more do we know. well tributes and messages of condolence of the family of former party for freedom council woman. have been flooding in from across the. political divide and what we've seen is the the fifty three year old former councilwoman for the hague took her own life on wednesday that was after she posted online a video in which she claimed that back in twenty seventeen she'd been the victim of a kidnapping rape at the order of a political opponent. was it was was i in the crux of the old couple of times it. was well later in the video she claimed that she was attacked by what she calls a muslim gang on the orders of a former political colleague who had since converted to islam the deceased claimed that a former party for free

there is shock across the political spectrum of the suicide of a consular in the hague just before her death the lead to lay claim she had been kidnapped and raped by a group of muslims and accused a former party colleague of organ straining it our europe correspondent peter oliver has the story. tributes and messages of condolence to the family of former dutch party for freedom council of illy dale have been flooding in from across the political divide in the netherlands the fifty three year old former representative in the hague took her own life on wednesday after publishing a video on social media in which she claimed to have been the victim of a kidnap and rape back in twenty seventeen ordered by a political opponent was was chris cox crustal it was in the video misdeal claims she was attacked by what she calls a muslim gang on the orders of a former political colleague who had since converted to islam the deceased claimed a former party for freedom member who quote hated her intensely in a statement to r.t. the dutch police said that although they had spoken to ms deal no formal

after his conviction was overturned by the international criminal court in the hague jumpier bamba talks towns as they are. struggling with a failing economy inadequate public services and the mental some attention of two rival regional power as many lebanese hopes recent elections might provoke reforms to help solve their problems but in a country where power is apportioned along sectarian undernourished declines little ever seems to disturb the status quo we went to find out why. in may twenty eight hundred eleven and went to the polls it was the first parliamentary election in nine years and there was one question on many observers minds was it to be politics as usual or would growing concern over the country's myriad problems affect the outcome. there was that at least a hint of change in the the first time a grassroots movement known as the civil society coalition was fielding hundred s. against lebanon's long established sectarian parties. on the other you see you see his. medical. comments and mom on the floor there he is the man who had the sheikh to deal with them but apathy was

tim hague reports., but today a new experience, a first league game in charge as a manager. yet his team talk at aberdeen went out the window in the first few minutes. one player provoked, but petulant, too. that kick saw him sent off. it left rangers in real trouble but they did not panic. in fact, they were the better side. a push awarded with a penalty, and the captain made the most of the opportunity. how long could they hang on? one of their new summer signings with the handiwork there, and while rangers were showing a steely side to all aspects of their game, it began to get nervy towards the end. aberdeen perhaps should have equalised here, but then did in injury time. 19—year—old bruce anderson getting the equaliser on his debut. 1—1 the final score then, and nobody said this management lark would be easy. tim hague, bbc news one other game to tell you about in the scottish premiership and neil lennon's hibernian got off to a winning start. they beat motherwell 3—0 at easter road. leeds united,

hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm tim hague.nnis, and while we'll get more on that amazing result forjohanna konta in a moment, there's a big all—british match ongoing between andy murray and kyle edmund in washington, dc. the former world number one, now ranked 832 in the world, is facing the man who replaced him as the british number one, kyle edmund. edmund beat the returning murray during their match at queens last month. and the latest score this time is 5—4 to murray. kyle edmund is trying to save his servant. he has got advantage. it has been a big day in tennis. could we see a revival in form for ladies the british number one johanna konta? she inflicted the worst defeat of serena williams‘ career at the silicon valley classic overnight, beating the 23—time grand slam champion in less than an hour and losing just one game. alex gulrajani watched the very short match. with the us open looming large, serena williams‘ quest to get back into the major winning habits should be in full swing. johanna konta provided the next te

from jail in the netherlands after a successful appeal of the international criminal court in the hague he now wants to run in the centre's elections catherine sawyer has been following events in the capital. the highlight for many people today was when john pierre bemba peered through a window at this party headquarters he was there for about fifteen minutes with his wife waving at the hundreds of supporters who were here to welcome him in the town people went into a frenzy singing his praises and chanting remember for president member for president saying that he is the only candidate he is the only leader who can provide the change of leadership that this country needs are very dramatic scenes from the airport to this place he was this court said by a very huge police contingent who fired tear gas and supporters were blocking the road wanting him to address them but i think one of the conditions he was given is that he cannot make stopovers to address his speech there saying that he provides the much needed momentum in the politics of the d r c over the years the opposition has been

back home but was convicted of war crimes of the hague but he was released in may after and the peelnow wants to run the long delayed elections scheduled for december. the date for afghanistan's presidential elections has been announced the vote will be held on april twentieth next year the presidential vote will take place six months off to the parliamentary and local elections scheduled for october . south africa's president says the ruling african national congress will push ahead with plans for the expropriation of land from white farmers without compensation sir ramaphosa says the a.n.c. will try to amend the constitution with the support of the left wing economic freedom fighters the issue of land ownership is one of the most contentious in south africa with some pointing to neighboring zimbabwe's economic collapse after land reforms there the intention of this proposed amendment is to promote redress advance economic development increase our going to cultural production and food security it will also transform their unjust spatial realities in urban areas to accelerate agraria

made nor were there satish and details given to warrant starting an investigation the mayor of the hague expressed her sorrow at miss deals death saying her passing touched her very much and that the city had lost a committed and passionate councillor dutch prime minister mark said he was shocked and expressed his sympathy towards her family party the party for freedom leader get villages said he was lost for words at the death of a colleague he called warm and always particularly willing to help young people in politics. peter all over there we have sent a request for an interview with mr lay's former colleague who she accused of organizing a sexual assault yet he hasn't got back to us. u.s. senators are accusing their government of contributing to the deadly saudi led coalition strike that hit a school bus in yemen on thursday the red cross say twenty nine children were killed thirty others injured all under the age of fifteen the u.s. state department is calling on the coalition to investigate but also underlined that saudi arabia is a key regional partner of washington's we call on t

ten years in jail but was freed from the hague through an appeal in may. elections. catherine sawyer she's covering the story for us and joining us live from from a political party it is a little bit quieter than it was an hour ago where we had hundreds of supporters screaming when they got a glimpse of. have we heard him speak yet today. yet many people have now left these grounds where just an hour ago as you mentioned hundreds of them just going crazy when he came out of that when he appeared from that window and waved at them they really wanted him to speak to them but he did not address the mike in that spot. about of the condition that he's been given by security forces. it was very dramatic is while he was johnny orders to headquarters he was a school kid by a very contingent. of supporters who had blocked the road he had he was instructed by the police not to make him stop to address the many supporters and humans welcome him but occasionally he told papa. what he's. done. and we in the crowd was chanting for president president saying that he is the only via

welcome from hundreds of supporters in the capital kinshasa bemba was convicted of war crimes of the hague but freed in may after an appeal in almost a one and long delayed elections shadowed for december catherine sawyer has more from can chasa. many many of the places accompanied him they polices whilst we're accompanying him there is a lot of security presence here he not only warning i may not be supportive who say that they never expected to see him there was a bit of a problem inside the airport on the block ph so i have been happening between them but he's a political party organizer one of the police saying that they want to put him directly from the air to his home he's out local police to address these people but then he was saying that there is no way after ten years he can just come and you know i can only come here well tell him he's fine boy it's still coming at a very high enough up honey and remember back in two thousand and six he was the one not suspended and i don't want to be like him that i didn't know him and you know i'm not in a rat of anybody else i say that he's a

at the end of the day that the hague of the picture is not a cce pta ble hague of the picture is notully he will learn from aqua give his apologies and get on with the season. —— from that and give his apologies. and get on with the season. —— from that and give his apologies! statement said... it may well have been part of a contractual discussion when he came to gloucester to keep his nose clea n. to gloucester to keep his nose clean. we do not know about that. i'm sure they will be laying on the line that there can be no repercussions 01’ line that there can be no repercussions or further offence that play himself and the club into trouble. despite events in jersey, fa ns trouble. despite events in jersey, fans cannot wait to see danny cipriani on the pitch all being well a week today. ben stokes, cleared of affray in bristol earlier this week, and now gloucester‘s danny cipriani fined for assault and resisting arrest. both high profile sportsman whose nights out have become front—page news. there are some crucial europa league qualifiers taking place this evening —with some alrea

made nor were there satish in details given to warrant starting an investigation the mayor of the hague expressed her sorrow at miss deals death saying her passing touched her very much and that the city had lost a committed and passionate councillor dutch prime minister mark said he was shocked and expressed his sympathy towards her family and party the party for freedom leader good villages said he was lost for words at the death of a colleague he called warm and always particularly willing to help young people in politics. we sent an interview request to two village dills a former colleague who she accused of organizing the sexual assault we are waiting to hear back from. two palestinians have been killed in the latest clashes on the israel gaza border more than two hundred others were injured and crowds have been rallying at the border fence each friday for the past four months and i so-called great march of return more than one hundred fifty civilians have been killed since then according to the palestinian health ministry the latest a flare up of followed two days of rocket fire b

after his conviction was overturned by the international criminal court in the hague jumpier bemba told challenges their. hands. and the strike kills dozens in the yemeni port city of the data now u.n. health officials are worried about a new wave of cholera. logs a whole rob and this is out of there alive my headquarters here in doha also coming up zimbabwe's ruling party celebrates a presidential victory but opposition leader nelson chamisa isn't accepting the result. also chair through the streets of congo's capital but to. bed for the presidency is running into problems. i. am in to crush protests in nicaragua where the president pushes through a tough new law. welcome to the program a new fear for the people of yemen as the conflict between who through rebels and the saudi ambassador lie and strikes on the world health organization is warning yemen may be on the brink of a new wave of deadly cholera because of widespread malnutrition the united nations is hoping for a cease fire in northern yemen to allow for vaccinations the coalition in yemen has denied carrying out an air strike

crimes and crimes against humanity by the international criminal court in the hague has now been overturned and mr bevan can not feel it helps criminally responsible under article twenty eight for the crimes committed by and will see troops doing the car operation. the former rebel leader and vice president of the democratic republic of congo has spent nearly a decade behind bars. he was sentenced to eighteen years in prison up to sending his militia to the central african republic to help put down a coup attempt they conducted a reign of terror a rampage of looting and killing of civilians followed including the mass rape of hundreds of with. but a majority of the judges ruled on his appeal he could not be held responsible for the actions of his fighters his lawyers argued successfully the fighters were no longer on the his command after they crossed the international border his militia known as the movement for the liberation of congo has now been transformed into a political party opposing the rule of president joseph kabila he has called an election which is due to take place in decembe

ok let's talk now to laura hague an expert on myanmar with international in london laura thanks for joining us what is your reaction to this really quite damning report from u.n. investigators are you satisfied with the central conclusion that they have that there was genocidal intent in the way myanmar's military dealt with the ranger. well thank you i mean this is a blistering report from the u.n. comes a year after this campaign of violence prompted this exodus of their inject it is a really important step i think towards justice and accountability but i think it's the experts themselves make clear it is the international community that now has the responsibility to act and ensure that these military commanders who oversaw this operation crimes under international law are held to account and you know as i say it's a positive step that isn't going to go before we see these people in the dock how likely do you think it is that these very senior generals the commander in chief and five other very senior generals from me and miles military how likely do you think that it is. going to come to

tim hague has more throughout the evening. thanks forjoining us. goodbye.angered bears have settling into their new home at a wildlife park in yorkshire after a remarkable 5,000 rescue mission. the animals had spent years in cramped cages in a museum injapan. but now they're exploring their new surroundings near doncaster. for the last three decades, this has been home to hanako, a brown bear living in a museum in northern japan. her cage — so small she has only ever been able to take two steps. four days ago, that changed. first, the oldest male, abu, is sedated by vets. and, despite prods from hanako, his next—door neighbour, he remains asleep, while all 350 kilograms of him is stretchered out to a truck. we started at 4am this morning. it is 9am and the bears are in the cranes and being strapped into the lorry. and here begins the 5000 milejourney. the main concern keeping four bears cool in 43 degrees heat. it is a well—planned operation. fans ready to spray the bears, sheets of ice and buckets or watermelon. two flights later, four bears arrive at heat

war crimes and crimes against humanity by the international criminal court in the hague has now been overturned and mr bevan can not fear held criminally responsible under article twenty eight for the crimes committed by and will see troops during the car operation. the former rebel leader and vice president of the democratic republic of congo has spent nearly a decade behind bars.

good for him, thank you, tim hague with this board. —— with the sport.first televised address to the nation. in a wide—ranging speech, the former cricket star pledged to tackle corruption. he also said he would refuse to live in the prime minister's mansion and would avoid what he called the extravagant lifestyles associated with pakistan's previous ruling elites. but he said the first priority was to turn his attention to the economy. translation: we have to stand on our own feet, we cannot carry on behaving the way we have. the more debt we're under, the more freedom we lose. we lose our respect. how bad would you feel? in fact, think about how bad i would feel, begging other countries for money. i would be ashamed. when a country begs for money from other countries, that country's entire respect goes. the world only respects a nation that respects itself. well, anbarasan ethirajan, who is the bbc south asia analyst, told me a short time ago that the pledges that imran khan has made are hugely ambitious. to his electorate he sold this idea of creating

we are very happy many people say to the hague for all of us i have confidence in him because he's. bambery ties to the democratic republic of congo intense political times president joseph kabila has delayed a crucial election for two years kristen certainty and protesting which dozens have been killed by security forces many congolese say they feel oppressed corruption is high and the government is increasingly isolated by the international community members supporters believe that only he can change the bad tight surely. you don't know congolese need. ten years in prison for nothing and he is still in the acts of the people. was supported by his rebel group tanned opposition party many analysts believes that still presents a formidable challenge to the ruling party they were fans of ring was. moment for the liberation of the congo political party headquarters if the board does meet you believe it is a change of action move them back and solve them in the coming days really to a little document so that after all commission congolese law states that any kind it has to be in the cou

year old friendship treaty let's get more on this now our correspondent is joining us live from the hague so how has the iranian side responded to the us today launce. once again as you said they've been trying to impress upon the judges the seriousness of what they say the americans that the new american sanctions regime has done to their economy yesterday on shoes day the american side was one point trying to argue that in fact in their view the sanctions haven't been anything like as severe as the iranian side had suggested and even put forward the notion of the collapse in value of the iranian ryall the currency might have some beneficial effects. as opposed to being disastrous suited to iran the iranians obviously were absolutely furious about all last and spelt out in detail their view that for example the collapse in the real heads at the savings of very many people that the sanctions regime has had forced outside investors investors to back off in case they themselves became targeted by the american sanctions and that they said it called one hundred thousand jobs in iran and that

rallying in the capital kinshasa bamber was convicted of war crimes and served ten years in prison in the hague but he was released on appeal in may he now wants to run in long delayed elections scheduled for december. katherine sawyer joins us now live from concert so how popular is the at this point. a sunny let me just stop by saying that. arrived about that he also minutes ago he was still inside that called police and they want to call him directly from here to the final destination without making. it to address the supporters even up knowledge them but he but he organized this party official that are not having any of that they say there is no way after ten years of bed bath and cognac live and not. only at all the people who have come to welcome him home these are people who never expected to see him any time soon and as he then i feel very much of a lot of people i think that he. was a cold we will mend some to the politics of the country they say that right now the present the. will also can galvanize the opposition to rally behind one candidate he had a lot of experience he was a form

hague, welcome. >> scott hague, public merchants california. i would echo what mr. cornell said. number one issue, a seat at the table, and that has not changed. that's still a major issue, and i think the commission should ask the mayor to ask the departments and the supervisors to go to the small business commission and look at the input on things that they're putting forth that affect small business. and ideally, the input should be while the policy is being put together, not after it's been finalized. one of the major complaints of small business is we're brought in late in the process. and you saw that with the fpla. and surprisingly enough on that, not a single supervisor brought that to the commission due to the efforts of regina, it came before the commission and

is returning home he was convicted of war crimes and served ten years in prison in the hague but he was released on appeal in may and now wants to run in long delayed elections scheduled for december catherine sawyer reports from the capital kinshasa. was john pierre bemba's supporters all free to welcome people it's been ten long years they say and now it's time for him to take back his rightful place in the country's political scene . we are very happy many people see the hate for all of us i have confidence in him because he's. bambery ties to the democratic republic of congo intense political times president joseph kabila has delayed a crucial election for two years kristen sat in t. and protested which dozens have been killed by security forces many congolese say they feel oppressed corruption is high and the government is increasingly isolated by the international community supporters believe that only he can change the bad tight surely. you don't know congolese need. ten years in prison for nothing and he still acts of the people. was. supported by his rebel group hand opposition

lord hague is warning the conservatives not to change their leadership rules, to make it easier to electhnson — that's in the telegraph. the times reports on the surging number of measles cases in europe. the same story makes the front page of the guardian, which says the outbreak has triggered a european health alert. the daily mail reports on a new five—minute treatment, which it says could offer hope to millions of middle—aged men, who suffer with an enlarged prostate. and the sun claims nhs staff kept a stray cat in a surrey hospital and allowed it to prowl around a&e, prompting fears over infection. let's kick off. first of all we are going to talk about borisjohnson indian. potentially a change in the tory leadership rules that would help him. —— again. tory leadership rules that would help him. -- again. there is a grassroots movement to make it easierfor mps to grassroots movement to make it easier for mps to get onto that final ballot. they are calling for any mp that has 20 colleagues backing them should be able to be voted on by the party membership. lord haig has come out say

after his conviction was overturned by the international criminal court in the hague. talks down to zero. no mind at the top stories here on al-jazeera zimbabwe's electoral commission has released almost all the results from monday's election one that ten provinces have been declared with president and most of my god go ahead of the main opposition needed nelson chamisa the united nations envoy for yemen says he'll invite the warring sides in the conflict there for talks in geneva in september martin griffis told the un security council a political solution to end the war is available well as the address to cancel the death toll from the saudi led air strikes in the city of the day that continue to rise twenty six people are now confirmed dead after a fishing port and fish market were hit or who's to say the number is closer to fifty phone. israel's belt feel and gas supplies from entering the gaza strip defense minister avigdor lieberman says the measure is in response to protests and big incendiary kites and balloons across the border gaza suffers from a severe lack

in the capital kinshasa then to serve the ten years in jail for war crimes but was freed from the hague after an appeal in may he now wants to run and december's elections let's go to our correspondent catherine sawyer she's joining us live from the capital kinshasa i believe catherine your at a political party now are the celebrations it looks like the celebrations are continuing over his return. absolutely we are right outside. the headquarters of the movement for the liberation of the local media was . the. way the crowd was doing. what he had to do. and no. no no no oh no. oh ok. i. was. saying it was simply to see. why. he's waving and. i'm not going to one. hundred. where he acts. like a. while yet. johnny was gay i was a kid i was everybody my cake was you own a cake and the only way was your god he was proud that i was the only one it was but he was the only. family was the only way the only one to ok was i was who i was cast and i was told my love was the old and i was most likely going to do it yeah who in the back was catherine i'm not sure if you can hear me over that noise

after his conviction was overturned by the international criminal court in the hague john pierre bembatold challenges they're. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives other stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's world. witness on al-jazeera. again you're watching a minder of our top stories rescue teams are struggling to get to many parts of the indonesian island of lombok that's after the second earthquake in a week destroyed homes and buildings lombok was hit by a magnitude six point nine quake on sunday night at least ninety eight people have been killed. she lives in bangladesh are protesting for a ninth day despite a government promise to improve road safety police and groups armed with wooden battens attack students in the capital dhaka protests began last week when two students were hit by a speeding bus. donald trump squeeze on iran is about to be intensified new sanctions are due to be announced by the white house the european union says it deeply regrets the reimposition of u.s. sanctions and is sticking to the twenty fifteen nuclear deal. since the sau

says the court doesn't have that jurisdiction lawrence lee with us from the hague. it's known as the peace palace but the chance of the court here the highest legal body of the united nations bringing an end to the hostile environments between the u.s. and iran was never going to be highly. lawyers from both countries have presented their cases to the course iran arguing that the american decision to pull out of the nuclear deal and reimpose sanctions broken agreements of friendship between the countries dating back to nine hundred fifty five traced the moment to a corner make pressure. sense to certain that this view through diplomatic means did not succeed. iraq had no other choice but to seize the international court of justice with the president's request on sixty two large because of nato and they said sanctions were crippling the iranian economy in areas ranging from investment in renewable energy to aircraft parts oil exports and the iranian currency itself the measures are intended to and do bite deeply into key areas of iran's economy and they also bite int

from jail in the netherlands after a successful appeal at the international criminal court in the hague now wants to run in december elections. the u.s. will impose sanctions on two turkish officials over the trial of an american pastor in turkey washington says andrew burns and he led a protestant church is near has been on fairly detained. iranian lawmakers have some of the president for parliament to ask to answer questions about the country's flagging economy iran's currency has lost more than half its value since april after the u.s. pulled out of a nuclear deal with the country. has come under increasing pressure from odd line rivals who oppose the deal to begin with. the wildfires in california showing no signs of abating the u.s. state set to record one of its worst fire seasons ever of firefighters a still battling seventeen blazes that have killed eight people in the last week you're up to date those are our current top stories the stream is coming up next we'll see you in just under half an hour's time. i am for me ok and you're in the stream today why is the u.s. government

after his conviction was overturned by the international criminal court in the hague jump to challenges their. every armed attack in europe creates fear and division amongst its citizens. stories of loss no one told. a sweeping association of islam with violence leaves european muslims facing the stock reality of being ostracized by the very communities in which they live love and moon the tragic loss of life. on al-jazeera. and our morakot in doha these are the top stories on al-jazeera and zimbabwe three people have been killed in post election violence in the capital harare soldiers have opened fire on opposition supporters protesting over the slow release of election results the policy of present as a man and god has won two thirds of the seats in parliament but the result of the presidential votes is not yet known reports from harare. opposition supporters say they vote was stolen they are demanding transparency from the electoral commission official results show the readings on the paper has won a majority in parliament these people are convinced the results already. got. the poli

is really wrong and finally looking back looking back are on the in satchel criminal court in the hague do you have any sense of bitterness about what happened really. good idea. that no impunity i mean in the world for the most crime but. you saw probably since going to be improved in term of the management but i wouldn't like to answer at the moment at the moment on this aspect prefer to keep it like this jumpy about but thank you very much for talking to al-jazeera thank you. the middle east's most religiously diverse country you still have the right team you just communities you don't have one vision for the future you have nineteen of them divided along sectarian lines the confessional system in lebanon has destroyed the only real more fiber and heavily influenced by regional allegiances never to have one prevailing over the other you have civil war so it's always this balance that said he kept following its first parliamentary elections and nine years people in power investigates the state of lebanon on al-jazeera. lead their lives that. it created the modern world. this is late t

or perhaps especially if his tactics lead to a threat to his own safety lawrence lee al jazeera the hague. if all of this sounds a little familiar that's because it is and i went back to the arkansas down to zero dot com today just for a little bit of a refresher you go right back initially to this is february of two thousand and six the cartoons which were published. in denmark which caused outrage across the muslim world it led to again rallies in pakistan as we've seen today as well it even led to and this is an interesting point with making in this case a yemeni editor was fined just for reprinting the cartoons not to say they don't necessarily support them but his true newspaper chose to reprint the cartoons and then more recently of course you have a. magazine in france in this case again caricature of the prophet muhammad. if people have this as we saw in the ring and i report them and they're tweeting about it they're very frustrated but especially in pakistan and perhaps frustration is a complete understatement here so hash tag blasphemy and prophet and islam are trending in paki

off to his conviction was overturned by the international criminal court in the hague. told challenges there. it's a story of survival. it's a story about how people should live in such remote. by what he she came to the way . to eat and how that instinct to help them recover from the financial crash i will continue as long as i can stand. this is a story about iceland. a jeep on al-jazeera. hospital so unsafe the wounded are being treated on the street destruction and despair after another huge earthquake on the engine nation island of lombok. well i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up tear gas fired dr university students refused to give up their protest over road safety. saudi arabia expels canada's ambassador and phrases investment after the canadians complained about the arrest of human rights activists. and punishment for iran the u.s. imposed sanctions in the next twenty four hours.

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hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm tim hague, here's what's coming up.t bridge for england. they lose all ten wickets in a session against india, and trail by 292 runs. manchester united do not like to be beside the seaside, as they are beaten by brighton. but there are no problems for manchester city. sergio aguero scores three as they hit huddersfield for six... hello and welcome to sportsday. plenty to come, then, but let's start with cricket, as england have capitulated on day two of the third test at trent bridge. they were all out for 161, leaving india, who are now batting again, well placed to win the match and reduce england's 2—0 lead in the series. england lost all ten wickets in one session. as patrick gearey reports. not a glorious sunday morning scene for most unless you have a cricket ball in hand. cloud cover helps. few understand whyy the ball looks moves this. one of four indian wickets to fall before lunch. 329 all out. england had to bat. clearly not easy after a decent start. alastair cook was first of all, the next ball, new over, k

i'm tim hague. this is what is coming up.here's more gold for great britain at the european championships. adam peaty and co win the mixed 4x100 metre medley relay in record time. the final evening of competition in the sir chris hoy velodrome sees silver for katie archibald in the women's omnium. aston villa are in trouble off the pitch, but on it they impressed, winning their first game of the championship season at hull city. and the new british open champion, georgia hall, has the sport of golf in her hands. i have always dreamt of winning this, i started golf at the age of seven but to do it now at 22 is incredible. hello and welcome to sportsday. at the inaugual european championships, which are taking place in glasgow and berlin, 13 gold medals were up for grabs today. great britain got one of them, but there was plenty of other success too. with news of all of it, here's our reporterjoe lynskey. well, there's just one session of track cycling left in glasgow's velodrome now. the last evening there saw katie archibald