harry brooke dropped on five was taking risks and getting away with it. as fortune favoured the brave, england's philosophy depends on it. joe wilson, bbc news at the oval. many of them belong to the crown and killing one was considered an offence, but the annual royal tradition of counting swans on the river thames has revealed a sharp drop in numbers. the census, known as "swan upping", shows numbers of young swans have fallen by almost 40% compared with last year. the decline has been blamed on avian flu but also a growing problem of violence, including shootings, catapult attacks and dogs killing swans. time for a look at the weather, here's ben rich. good afternoon. i am starting in the south—east of europe. we were hearing the latest on the wildfires early on, but quite a big change in the weather here. this chart shows temperatures compared with the average. where you see the blue colours coming in, that shows below—average temperatures. that said, it is still pretty dry and quite windy at times so those fires are not going to disappear. at least t

had madejust wicketkeeper, when harry brooke had made just five. wicketkeeper, when harry brooke hadrs that he made 85 in total. he knows he has two balance in test matches his desire to be positive, but he can't be reckless. just about got the balance right today. the word about mitchell starc. yes, he can be expensive, but his delivery to get rid of ben stokes was worth the ticket on its own. 0ne stokes was worth the ticket on its own. one thing about england of course, they always pat quickly, so they had time to have a good go at australia public first innings. just one wicket, david warnerfalling public first innings. just one wicket, david warner falling to chris woakes rather than stuart broad. if england execute their bowling plans as they hope on day two, it could still feel like a very close test match, weather permitting. australia resumed 61—1. joe wilson running up that a's play. how about the players come do they feel it all went? i about the players come do they feel it all went?— feel it all went? i think we not a feel it all went? i think we got a respectable - feel

you know, harry brook was batting _ you know, harry brook was batting nicely so new he was a key wicketsthey put a good partnership together. but another great game, _ together. but another great game, flipping and flopping. there — game, flipping and flopping. there has been so much top—level sport in the uk this weekend, max verstappen stretching his lead in the formula 1 drivers championship 299 points now. there will champion won the british grand prix but there was still plenty to cheer for the home crowd as lando norris and lewis hamilton also made it onto the podium at silverstone. adam cottier reports. two british drivers in pole position for the first time since 1999. lewis hamilton and lando norris through the crowd under home skies. driving in orange mclaren, norris started second on the grid, but mounted the challenge to overstate max verstappen on the first corner. the dues of the british support work short lived, however, with max verstappen using his drs system in effect on that five to take the lead. later in the breeze, the lead. later in the breeze, the virtual safety c

alex carey, wicketkeeper when harry brook had made just five, now harry brook i guess made australia5 in total. he knows that he's got a balance in test matches, his desire to be positive, but he can't be reckless. just about got the balance right today. what about mitchell starc? yeah, he can be expensive, but his delivery to get rid of ben stokes was worth the ticket on its own. one thing about england, of course, they always bat quickly so they had time to have a good go at australia's first innings. just took one wicket. david warner falling to chris woakes rather than stuart broad. if england execute their bowling plans as they'd hope on day two, it could still feel like a very close test match, weather permitting. australia resume 61 for one. so that's joe wilson rounding up the day's play what about the players though, how do they feel it went? let's hear from both sides now.... think out a respectable total there, got a few more we were probably expecting, i feel like they bowed quite well, but obviously they had a decent day in the end as well.— in the end as well. yeah it w

now, harry brook, i guess, made australia pay. he made 85 in total.hes his desire to be positive, but he can't be reckless. just about got the balance right today. a word about mitchell starc. yes, he can be expensive, but his delivery to get rid of ben stokes was worth the ticket on its own. one thing about england, of course, they always bat quickly, so they had time to have a good go at australia and their first innings. just one wicket, david warner falling to chris woakes rather than stuart broad. if england execute their bowling plans as they'd hope on day two, it could still feel like a very close test match. weather permitting, australia resume, 61—1. how about the players, how do they feel it all went? i think we got a respectable total there, we got a few more than we were probably expecting. i feel like they bowled quite well and they obviously had a decent day in the end as well. what about conditions this morning, did you feel you were in for a big test? yes, it was tough to start with. the ball was doing a fair bit. obviously i got that

harry brooke put a good partnership together. another great game, kept flipping and flopping.evel sport this week in the uk. max verstappen has stretched his lead in the formula one drivers championship to 99 points. the world champion won the british grand prix but there was still plenty to cheer for the home crowd as lando norris and lewis hamilton also made it onto the podium at silverstoneadam cottier reports. two british drivers and the podium positions at silverstone for the first time since 1999. lewis hamilton and noris drilled the crowd under grey skies. —— louis hamilton. nora started second on the grid but a pulsating taking over max or stopping on the first corner. the chairs of the british support was short—lived with first step in using his drs system to affect on lap five to retake the lead. later in the race a problem with magna sins lead to the safety car being deployed in a frantic last 14 laps or noris having to hold off hamilton who had moved up behind him from seventh. he succeeded to equal his best ever resulting in formula 1 with his mclaren team—mates c

harry brooke — couple of innings by then.and a good partnership together but, kept flipping — partnership together but, kept flipping and flopping. the first places in the wimbledon quarter finals are being won today at the all england club. novak djokovic and iga swiatek will hope to secure theirs later. chethan pathak is there for us with the latest on the matches already underway. lets talk about what's happening on centre court. andrei rublev is trying to reach the quarterfinals for the first time, he is playing alexander bublik of kazakhstan and it has come to a tie—break in the fourth set. the russian rublev taken the first two sets, boop nick beat rublev on a tie—break. it is 2—2 on that tie—break at the moment. can rublev do it? he has got a great grass court game, can you get himself over the line? on court one, someone else who is trying to reach the quarterfinals here for a second time as jannik sinner. last year, he beats carlos alcaraz. cena has never reached past the last eight, taking on the colombian. he is 2—

harry brook had it under control.s were underneath it and the captain took it, just. in came mark wood, no problem. let's get this over with. chris woakes had supported and resisted and now, he crunched the winning runs. the match, at last, was done. if anybody around the world for them the test match found the tension is unbearable, don't worry, so did the england captain. i ended up doing 15 laps of the headingley dressing room for the last 20 runs. i couldn't watch the end and dress mac games going down to the wire like it has done is incredible. we are obviously grateful that we got the runs today and on this comeback challenge that we know that we need to do. in short, the series is still alive, 2-1 short, the series is still alive, 2—1 down, two to play. max verstappen is coasting towards a third formula one world title in a row after winning today's british grand prix, but the home crowd still had plenty to celebrate with lando norris and lewis hamilton battling it out for second and third. our sports correspon

harry brook bowled by pat cummins.t mitchell starc is certainly thought he had got ben duckett but when the tv empoli saw the replay bowl, body, ground, he decided he wasn't in control of the catch so it stays 114-4. bull, control of the catch so it stays 114—4. bull, joe wilson, bbc news, lord's. this is how is stands at the end of day four at lord's. england now 114 for four. mitchell starc and pat cummins accounting for the wickets. zak crawley, ollie pope and harry brook falling for just 3: . .. a huge day ahead of england tomorrow, needing 257 to win. australia needing six wickets. much to do then, for the men's side — and there's plenty at stake for england in the women's ashes too. they're into the shorter form part of the multi—format series with australia, having lost the one—off test this week at trent bridge. our reporterjo currie, is at edgbaston for us, with the first of the t20's under way.. what is the latest so far? opening danny whiteman early on and was followed by alice cassie was run out. she though

harry brook was helping. by 11.30, england's lead in the match was past 100.part of the strategy. frustrated, but he had made 51. what do you make of those clouds? england had to keep scoring while they could. harry brook improvised behind him. he was past 50 and the lead was steadily building. when harry brook swung his bat again, the crowd willed the ball to fall beneath the clouds and beyond the boundary. instead, it found mitchell starc. this was a perfectlyjudged catch. yeah, that's fine. 474 for six. and nowjonny bairstow could do his bit. the lead was beyond 160. the timing is so important. england were batting in the sun to set up the match, knowing they might well be bowling soon. keep hoping, jimmy, keep smiling. yes, lunch score, 506—8, sounds good. lead of 189. remember, to win the test match, england have to bowl out australia again. that will be their task at some point this afternoon. three factors, time, score and weather. i am trying to ignore a fresh burst of drizzle. joe wilson, many thanks. a male soprano is a very rare thing in the opera w

harry brooke put a good partnership together~ _ harry brooke put a good partnership together.r lanado norris passed him on the first corner, the dutchmen soon restablished the lead. he has stretched his lead in the standings to 99 points. norris finished second after holding off the challenge of mercedes lewis hamilton who also made it on the podium. novak djokovic is actually serving to take _ novak djokovic is actually serving to take that first set to a tie—break. it to take that first set to a tie-break.— to take that first set to a tie-break. .., , ., ., to take that first set to a tie-break. . ., , ., ., ., tie-break. it could be another late niuht tie-break. it could be another late ni . ht at tie-break. it could be another late night at wimbledon. _ it could be another late night at wimbledon. that's all the sport for now. the bbc has confirmed that one of its male presenters has been suspended while an investigation is carried out into allegations that he paid a teenager for sexually explicit images. the corporation said it was working as quickly as possible to establ

harry brook, reprieved, now expanded. some shots were risky, others controlled.i was hampered by injury. found ways of getting the ball to the boundary. until on 34 he missed. commentator: right through him. that young man is todd murphy. ben stokes made three. mitchell starc, excellent. oh, dear, that'sjonny bairstow gone too. harry brook dropped on five, was now held on 85. stand up if you're supporting australia. if england win here, the series is levelled 2—2. chris woakes and mark wood batted as if in pursuit of a moral victory, an english invention, perhaps? well, it was 283 all out. so next stage, australia's first innings, 49 on the board and david warner out. where others dropped, here zak crawley flew. 61—1 at the close. so here we are on the edge of the boundary in another match which has us close to the edge of our seats. at this stage of the series, it's about conserving energy. tomorrow steve smith has runs to make, so he's been preparing. joe wilson, bbc news, at the oval. time for a look at the weather, here's louise lear. louise, warnings of extr

take harry brooke, for example, could earn a fortune playing he is committed to england, to try and balancingtted to making up for manchester. well, we were dominating the game last week, so if the game had have played out, i like to think it almost makes it a moral victory. these guys are the best team in the world, at times we have got a big score there but i feel like i've contributed a little bit to a few games now. especially that innings at lord's in the first innings looked to score. so it's just, like you say, getting that measure there and getting it right most innings. so after all that we've seen at all that we might have seen in this test match series so far, which team is actually the better? ah. here is an australian response. everyone has different opinions. england are going to say in periods they have been and we will say in periods we have been. so, 2—1, the scoreline, again, a couple of tests could have gone either way. i feel that we played really well in parts and england have — played well in parts, so it matches up to a very good last one and i have played an extremely

harry brook and moeen ali there. they both had a go at headingley and didn't last very long.ur test match specials. henry moran. hi there, henry. there are a lot of questions, aren't there? should we start with jimmy anderson and that pace attack, which looked pretty good at headingley? sentiment can't play a part here, can it? i think the most likely and obvious change ifjimmy anderson is to come back in, would be in place of ollie robinson, who didn't look quite himself. he went off injured, didn't bowl the over as it would have been expected that he would have done, and also hasn't quite been at the pace that he would want to be either. i think stuart broad will almost certainly play because of how well he's done, particularly against david warner at the top of the order. so i think we're quite likely to seejimmy anderson back in the side at his home ground. in what, of course, is such a big test match now, hasn'tjonny bairstow been at the centre of things, whether he's grappling with a protester, you know, that controversial run out that caused a diplomatic incident for a

that keeps harry brook at five — his 75 gave england the platform to complete that run—chase.l that raw pace of wood be again? he took seven wickets in leeds. remember, england do still trail 2—1 in the series. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. what will be the defining factor in this crucial pivotal test match? let's deal with the elephant in the room, or rather in the air. rain showers orforecast room, or rather in the air. rain showers or forecast pretty consistently through the magic and i think some bravery will be needed in many of the many uncovered seats here at old trafford, but, hey, if it is cloud, bowler friendly. james anderson, because of experience, regardless of age, will excel. that is england's theory, why they recalled him to the team. england's bowlers were able to practice outside today. the batters when indoors. when it comes to adaptability, there is no one like moeen ali. he will bat at three in this test match not because he wants to because it meansjoe root can say i4, harry brook can remain at five. it is selfless.— it is selfless. right now

i wasn't sure if harry brook would be on to play that anchor role today but he was playing so well andust 21 runs were needed and then he is dismissed. we have to think of little moments like when mac came in and just walloped a six like in the first innings where he walloped ben stokes and then the role of chris woakes down the order and the experience of the extra batting was crucial as well. he did extremely well and i haven't even mentioned the performance of mitchell starc with his five—point yesterday. he was a bowler who kept bringing australia back into it. ultimately, i guess you would say england have won a test match without ever really being in control of it despite the fact they won the toss and over the four days they had the best of weather. star; toss and over the four days they had the best of weather.— the best of weather. stay with us only because _ the best of weather. stay with us only because i — the best of weather. stay with us only because i want _ the best of weather. stay with us only because i want you - the best of weather. stay with us only because i want

i wasn't sure whether harry brook would be able to play that role today but he was playing it so wellst 21 runs were needed and then he's dismissed. we have to think of little moments i suppose like the innings played by mark wood when he came in just innings played by mark wood when he came injust up innings played by mark wood when he came in just up to six similar to what he did came injust up to six similar to what he did in the came in just up to six similar to what he did in the first innings where he supported ben stokes and then the role of chris woakes down then the role of chris woakes down the order, that experience crucial as well. he did extremely well and i haven't even mentioned the stark with his five wickets today. he was a bowler who gets bringing australia back into it. ultimately, hugh, i guess you would say england have won a test match despite never really being in control of it, despite the fact that they won the toss and over the four days they had the best of the four days they had the best of the weather. the four days they had the best of the weather-— the f

harry brook also added runs, he made it past a half century too, before being caught on the boundary 61. jonny bairstow is still at the crease, he's not out on 41. so, this is where things stand at lunch, england 506—8. that's a lead of 189 but with that bad weather on the way, things could get very interesting in the afternoon session. to the world cup, then, where there's been three more matches this morning. we'll come on to those in a moment. before that, england have this morning confirmed their captain, millie bright, will be available for the start of their campaign tomorrow. the lionesses begin against haiti in brisbane. bright had been struggling with a knee injury but earlier manager sarina wiegman confirmed that she will be fit to play. our reporter, jo currie, is with the team. captain millie bright is fit to start in the opening game against haiti tomorrow. the start in the opening game against haiti tomorrow.— haiti tomorrow. the centre-back finally fully _ haiti tomorrow. the centre-back finally fully overcoming - haiti tomorrow. the centre-back finally fully overcomin

why would marnus labuschagne on 33 hit this directly to harry brook waiting by the boundary?es, took this. smith out for two. between him and jonny bairstow, a certain conversation, along the lines of "see you later", we gather. big moment before the close. the excellent usman khawaja was dismissed for a3. australia are 142 runs ahead but england have four wickets and they have stokes, and they have hope. joe wilson, bbc news, headingley. it has not been a good day for the british men at wimbledon. they are all out — including andy murray who lost a 2—1 lead as he resumed last night's game on centre court this afternoon. andy swiss was watching. so was this his wimbledon farewell? andy murray heading for the exit, not knowing if he'll be back. earlier, he'd resumed 2—1 sets up against stefanos tsitsipas and he began brightly. cheering no signs of yesterday's injury scare. the fans were up for it but then so was tsitsipas, as he took a fourth set tie—break. and so to a deciding set. who would seize the moment? well, it was tsitsipas. murray's face said it all, as the world num

australia, in particular by mitchell starc. just when it seemed like they were going to do it, when harry brooked the six to make england believe again. chris woakes was the man playing a supporting role, all the way until it was his turn to when the henning runs and headingley erupted. when england's men really need a victory they tend to come here. for this series as a whole, to keep the ashes alive, it is very important. it now stands at 2-1. both is very important. it now stands at 2—1. both teams now have over a week to rest and think before the fourth test begins. the formula one world champion max verstappen won sunday's british grand prix, his sixth victory in a row. he started on pole, and though the british driver lando norris passed him on the first corner, the dutchmen soon re—established the lead, and he has stretched his lead in the standings to 99 points. norris finished second, after holding off the challenge of mercedes�* lewis hamilton, who also made it on the podium. and that's all the sport for now. the bbc has confirmed that one of its male presenters has been suspended whil

and coming coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news, we're going to hear from harry brook ashes might be lost but england can still level the series. there's no sign of an end to yemen's long running conflict after eight years of war in the arab world's poorest country. children remain in the firing line, with more than 11,000 killed or maimed according to the un. there's been less violence since last year when a temporary un truce was brokered. but it's not peace either. iranian backed houthi rebels seized the capital sanaa in 2014 and still control this area in purple. a saudi led coalition — backed by the uk and the us? — intervened in 2015 aiming to reinstall the internationally recognised government and now control the grey areas. but the country is still fragmented, with multiple armed groups vying for influence all over the country. virtually besieged in the country's south—west is the city of taiz, a battleground between government and houthi forces, where the young have not been spared. from there, our senior international correspondent 0rla guerin sent this repor

but in the last few minutes, ben stokes and harry brooke are both out, and perhaps then a glimmer of lydia key has created a moment of history at the world aquatics championships injapan. the american swimmer won 800 metres freestyle to not only retain her title but win a record 16th individual gold at the championships. she also becomes the first swimmer to win a single world event six times, doing so consecutively. well done to her. that is all the sport for now, back to you. thank you, we will catch up with you later on. some good news now. there are more tigers in bhutan. this survey, organised by the country's government as well as the environmental ngo wwf. the news was welcomed by biodivesity experts. as a top predator, tigers are considered essential for preserving the ecosystem. however, they are an endangered species. according to data, the global wild tiger population has dropped by around 95% over the past century. earlier our world service environment correspondent navin singh khadka told us more. this is quite positive, as you explained. the drop was towards the turn—of

some cla55ic shops in harry brook�* 51. any england fan would want to watch james anderson batting.hat even ben stokes could barely believe. england 592 all out, led by 275, wow. so england�*s task now, bowl out australia again, but three factors in the mix. time, school, weather. mark woods sprints and sprints to get the pace to do this. faint touch on the bat, australia one down on the second innings. next, a miscalculation from david warner. 54-2, miscalculation from david warner. 511—2, 5ucce55ful chris woake5. there he is. now here comes would again, this time a touch from steve smith, and he was gone. —— wood. more weathers two wicket5 and he was gone. —— wood. more weathers two wickets to take when weathers two wickets to take when weather permits. it might take patience to get there, but england were smiling. —— more wicket5 patience to get there, but england were smiling. —— more wickets to take when weather permits. and mark wood has take when weather permits. and mark wood ha5ju5t take when weather permits. and mark wood has just taken another wicket to leave australia no

harry brooke dropped on five was taking risks and getting away with it.ws at the oval. many of them belong to the crown and killing one was considered an offence, but the annual royal tradition of counting swans on the river thames has revealed a sharp drop in numbers. the census, known as "swan upping", shows numbers of young swans have fallen by almost 40% compared with last year. the decline has been blamed on avian flu but also a growing problem of violence, including shootings, catapult attacks and dogs killing swans. time for a look at the weather, here's ben rich. good afternoon. i am starting in the south—east of

must win fourth ashes test, they resumed with a 67 run lead over australia and thanks to 50's from harry brooko was left stranded on 99, they stretched that to 275, australia have started their second innings. let's head to old trafford and speak to our sports correspondentjoe wilson. england innings, it was exciting on day two. they came out swinging again at the start of day three. yes, i suppose what england were due in the commode to bat this morning was to try and make up for a time that they white lose it the weekend if that makes sense. what we've seen is a perfect execution of england's test match strategy. will show you a couple examples of the way they batted today. ben stokes was there at the start and he batted as we know for the start and he batted as we know. we ended up making his wicket was taking by pack cummings, i thought i'd mention pat's, one wicket for 129. a lot of hard work for australia's captain. ben stokes departed but other batters really followed his lead. the outstanding inning of the day was played by jonny bairstow. 99 not out ofjust 81 balls. four sixes, jonny

harry brook looked to go on the attack but he fell for 85 offjust 91 runs.ntion in golf now turns to the evian championship, the fourth women's major of the year got underway this morning in france. south african paula reto is the clubhouse leader. she's seven under par after a round of 64 that included seven birdies. defending champion brooke henderson is five shots back on two under. and the world number one and twojin young ko and nelly korda are 1 under after day one. and that's all the sport for now. let's return to the news that the england captain jordan henderson has signed for the saudi club, al—ettifaq, in a deal worth £12 million. for more on this i'm joined by neil atkinson, host of the liverpool fan podcast the anfield wrap. welcome to the programme. another big star name heading to saudi arabia. it is an end of an era. it won the premier league, the european cup. how do you see a move like this? , ., ., �*, ., this? first and foremost, it's worth sa in: this? first and foremost, it's worth saying that — this? first and foremost, it's worth sayi

the hosts had another good day with the bat and they came out swinging — with 50s from harry brook and2 runs behind, but the headlines will be all about bairstow, who is coming back from a broken leg and dislocated ankle that at one point threatened to end his whole career. obviously, there's been a lot of talk of which i think it's been a bit out of order, to be honest but the same time, that's part and parcel of people who have an opinion and others say. there are times in which of people had a conversation with you individually and find out a bit more about the injury or the ankle and things are going, they might have a slightly different view. from old trafford to hoylake because friday has all been about the american brian harman at the open. he had another superb round on day two, topping the leaderboard at the half way stage, sitting on io—under. he birdied the first five holes — and capped off a flawless round of 65 with an eagle on the 18th. tommy fleetwood who was amongst the overnight leaders after day one is on 5—under. while its been another frustrating day for rory mcilro

harry brook's 85 was the basis of the recovery and the total of 283.he aussies will be happy with themselves, bowling england out inside 55 overs, mitchell starc was the standout with four wickets. joe wilson has been following the action. joe, australia on top but missed opportunities by both sides? absolutely, there are playersjust now finishing with the date from 61-1 of now finishing with the date from 61—1 of the first innings in reply to 20 to 83 by england you can probably see over my shoulder, the floodlights of the oval, the conditions cloudy and the finely won the task that they should bore. 283, and she said, he could've been betterfor and she said, he could've been better for australia and there is one reason why, they're catching was not really up to their normal standards in particular, alex has had such a good series and has been really involved with everything and thatis really involved with everything and that is here he broke when he made five, he sensed that kerry thought it was significant and so it proved in an example of what harr

harry brook, reprieved at five, went on to make 85. david warner and zak crawley demonstrated perfect catching technique. so what are we expecting here on the second day? well, england seek wickets, of course, but at this stage of the series, energy and fitness are so important. so will moeen ali's groin strain allow him to play a full part? will steve smith make some big runs? well, he knows exactly how to prepare. joe wilson, bbc news, at the oval. plenty of questions ahead of the second day. great news for scotland who have qualified for the men's t20 cricket world cup. they've been in blistering form in their european qualifiers and beat denmark by 33 runs in edinburgh yesterday to finish in the top two in the table. they'll be joined by ireland for the tournament in the caribbean and the united states next summer, after they got the point they needed when their match against germany was rained off. belgium's lotta kopecky continues to lead the tour de france femmes with three stages to go as she closes in on her first major cyclin

but harry brook had it under control. yeah, he made 75. 21 to win and brook played this shot.runched the winning runs. the match at last was done. i ended up doing probably, i don't know, 15 laps of the headingley dressing room there for the last sort of 20 runs. and i couldn't watch the end. and three games of going down to the wire like it has done has just been incredible. and we're obviously great that we managed to get the win today and hopefully that's a sign to come. and we're obviously on this comeback charge that we know that we need to do. well, the next thing for both teams is a well—earned rest. but when the ashes resume onjuly the 19th, england have to carry the spirit of this test match with them. joe wilson, bbc news, headingley. what a series it is turning out to be. as we know british hopes in the singles are over at wimbledon for another year. novak djokovic will continue his last 16 match later, two sets to the good. he's taking on hubert hurkasz. perhaps not as straightforward for the polish 17th seed in two closely fought tie—breaks before play was suspend

harry brook was england's star man with the bat — star man with the bat scoring 85 offjust 91 balls tocond batting collapse saw australia seize the initiative, bowling england out for 283. the tourists closed on 61 for one — 222 runs behind. the tours closing 61. two points behind. i the tours closing 61. two points behind. ~' ., ., , , . ., , behind. i think we got a respectable total there- — behind. i think we got a respectable total there- i _ behind. i think we got a respectable total there. i think _ behind. i think we got a respectable total there. i think we _ behind. i think we got a respectable total there. i think we got _ behind. i think we got a respectable total there. i think we got a - behind. i think we got a respectable total there. i think we got a few- total there. i think we got a few more than we were expecting. i think they bolt quite well. they had a decent day in the end as well. what decent day in the end as well. what about conditions, _ decent day in the end as well. what about conditions, did _ decent day in the end as well. what about conditions, did you f

and it's a good, great piece of fielding from harry brook as much. would it join the in the wake ups to dismiss mitchell stone council? that's stereotype. it was boasted by some late, big heating from travelers he'd make 77 at the side or boulder for 220 for england. had hoffen out a bad at the end of the day and reached $27.00 without loss by the close. this time we something dr. the cummins. the lead, another 224 runs to get the 1st when of this action. see really well a put, you know, when you're you're in a run chase. there's always going to be knobs around. but i think that's certainly good goodness of the to of you know, of wait a minute, that's much an interesting done in school and keep me thousands. there's as much pressure this address here. it's quite satisficing, they've just sent them as well. it's a, it's a huge time series to buy. so i think the silly for both kids off the site is nodes in the can. um, no, i what we can change tomorrow. no ink. and then i guess pull back and go to one as well on the title is the what the apply for? wel

on 33, he had this directly to harry brook waiting by the boundary. he didn't know.uns ahead but england had four wickets, and they have stokes and they have hope. joe wilson, bbc news, headingley. at the tour de france, it was almost a record—breaking day for mark cavendish. with the finish line of the seventh stage in sight, the british rider made his move — attacking the front and he looked on course for victory — and a record 35th stage win. butjasper philipsen had other ideas — as the belgian snatched his third stage win of this year's tour. defending championjonas vingegaard retained the overall leader's yellow jersey and that's all the sport for now. we will be back with more later on. see you then. hello there. we had quite a mixed weather picture for friday, certainly for scotland and northern ireland. we started the day with rather grey and cloudy skies, like these. and the rain that we had that started on thursday lasted into the first part of friday morning, bringing about a third of a month's worth of rain in places, so it was really quite a wet spell of

thanks to the backing of harry brook back in new state. is that still getting the weight of the joint base though? and things are starting to get moved in with it also go pick up for 7595. we could need the tail or to get them over the line. and monkwood did just that heating coming to school for 6. and it came down to chris woods to start the we went through the boundary and stuff. huge celebrations among defense, even taking the mess for 3 weeks, but still trading to one in the actually series is now 9 day break before they go again at old trafford in memphis, the for me to one champion mex for stuff in has one. the bush is going for you to extend these lead in this use dr. is championship. there was some early joy for the home crowd at silver star and the terrans elanda. norris paused for stuff enough to stop to take the lead. however, that lead for the british driver only lost it until left 5, the document regaining the advantage. shandy would go on. 26th race in the road. you know, leads to drive the standings by 99 points or the drea

we've some brilliant knocks we've seen some brilliant knocks by harry brooks, by by harry brooks, 61 away from his stump, he dropped loads of catches field well. he catches in the field as well. he comes back and he hits 99 and produced backstop produced a brilliant backstop catch the other day. so produced a brilliant backstop cathhe's the other day. so produced a brilliant backstop cathhe's he'sthe other day. so produced a brilliant backstop cathhe's he's been:her day. so produced a brilliant backstop cathhe's he's been aer day. so produced a brilliant backstop cathhe's he's been a story. so produced a brilliant backstop cathhe's he's been a story ofo he's he's he's been a story of redemption for him. but sadly i do think the rain going do i do think the rain is going to a big influence to have a big a big influence over today tomorrow . over over today and tomorrow. >> so shocking, shocking manchester, for it to manchester, isn't it, for it to be raised. >> i there one time. many >> i was there one time. many years. it was exactly like that. hayley to hayley we're going to turn to

england's risk was just a feature on friday and harry brook did what australia wanted them to and pestoery quickly. australia began their second innings with a sizeable lead but when it is gloomy up above it is a good time to bowl. england urgently had to create chances and take them. an early opportunity to dismiss 0sman kavala, no. england did get rid of david warner lbw and who is the bowler who is impressed on his ashes debut? josh tongue, it is you. khawaja watches and waits a ball to hit. yeah, and he hits it. classic test cricket. it is the way he got to another 50. cricket. it is the way he got to another50. labuschagne cricket. it is the way he got to another 50. labuschagne is out but steve smith remains, scoring that way, scoring his way. australia 130 42. 221 ahead stop before long they might seem out of sight. joe wilson, bbc news, lords. england's women, will be hoping for a change in theirfortunes when they play australia, in the first t20, match of their multi—format ashes series, tonight. rat they lost the test match by quite a margin in the end —— they lost the test ma

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harry brook says england captain ben stokes has given an inspirational speech to quash the disappointmentl about encounters with, knowledge of uaps, recovered craft, biological material, a lot of people take it really seriously. we respect that. a bit of me does, frankly. we have got the situation where three witnesses spoke about objects that defied physics, pilots afraid to speak up, biological material, whistle—blowers being silenced, under oath, mysterious sightings are nothing new. what do we know? what do we know? we were talking about this in the editorial meeting this morning, any discussion about space is infinitely fascinating. talking about the science of it, is there a level of hysteria here? all about dark forces and cover—ups and conspiracy and recovered crafts, deep into the deep state, reverse engineering. the science, is it... is it fascinating? is it fantasy? what the hell is going on? we will look at the cosmos, always humbling, and just what you think about the fact that they are discussing this at the highest levels with the utmost seriousness. that is coming up at te

harry brook has moved up bringing up to number three, bringing mark wood in, who's real mark wood in,o can bowl at 90 miles an hour plus? i just think there is chance . there's always is a chance. there's always a chance in sport , but it's going chance in sport, but it's going to be very interesting because with obviously with what happened with jonny bairstow , happened with jonny bairstow, it's fired everybody up. the crowd's to be up for it. crowd's going to be up for it. i think it's going to be a terrific day at headingley. >> me who is joey >> so tell me who is joey chestnut what did he win? chestnut and what did he win? >> is one of the >> joey chestnut is one of the finest sportspeople people in the world today. >> ? he is a competitive >> why? he is a competitive eater. now, joey chestnut won the nathan's hot dog championship, which happens in coney island, in america, in new york. every year. and he has to andifs york. every year. and he has to and it's basically competitive eating . so they have hot dogs eating. so they have hot dogs and how many hot dogs do you think this

ian botham in 81 and then we have ben stokes in 2019 and local boy harry brook played really well andother fantastic game. went down to the wire. one well won by three wickets. so we move on now. so we're nine days away from the next test. so there is a very good chance that one that is at old trafford , so old is at old trafford, so old trafford and then the last one is going to be the oval in london. so it has to go to 2—2 and then it could all be depended. has to be, yeah, the oval and a draw is no good because australia already have the ashes, but we need to win, so to win both and so we need to win both and there's reason why not. there's no reason why not. >> that's set up well. >> well, that's set up well. it's really formula one at it's really the formula one at silverstone then. >> yeah. really a surprise. >> yeah. not really a surprise. max verstappen and cruise to victory again. so it's eight wins out of ten. it's 11 on the trot for red bull. it wasn't the greatest race. but again, i mean we can just expect it. i think the best part for me he was, was the, the national anth

england's harry brook says their three—wicket win over australia in the third test sets up the rest ofight but had to save two match points to beat belinda bencic. and lee carsley is set for talks with the football association about his future after leading england uzis to european championship success. say play bbc news to most smart speakers and you will get the latest headlines and in—depth reports on international, national and local stories that matter to you. so, more coming up on the bbc presenter story, your reaction to it. this very, very serious story, big problem for the bbc. and then at ten o'clock, lots of people are actually talking about this anyway, it has its own impetus, this, but i felt, earlier on, it is not about me, but i did feel it was important to take a stand against some of the wild speculation on social media saying, it's you. social media, it can be, we were discussing this the other day, a wonderful, wonderful thing, and on this programme last week we were talking about the new platform threads. it connects us, it gives us information, it is a wonderful wa

harry broke offered some resistance and brooke was dropped on five making 85 but again, england collapseding theirfinal wickets for just 22 runs will stumble without for 283 and australia beginning the first inning scatter around an hour ago. ireland cricketers to make plans for next years t20 world cup, probably not how they would have wanted to do it but they qualified after their game was abandoned due to rain in edinburgh. top to finish in the qualifying tournament, the irish were already on course to qualify after italy, denmark injersey, they will face the final qualifier and the match that with decide between midwinter and tea 2a in the t20 world cup will take place in the west indies in the united states. a huge shock, australia ranked tenth in the world being 3—2 bite nigeria 30 places below them in the ranking. because facing uphill struggle to qualify for the knockout stages. australia opened the scoring with west end midfielderfinishing smartly and nigeria, sunni lights on the cusp of half time with this header. and made it 2—2 the site and pouncing on a mix—up in the australi

england's harry brook says they're putting the disappointment of the rain—ruined fourth ashes test behindl, who's out and about this morning. she's at the national guide dog centre near leamington spa. she has had a brilliant morning so far. good morning, carol. you have been having the time of your life, haven't you? i certainly have, and i have got two very special guests with me now, rachel and flash, who you may well rememberfrom rachel and flash, who you may well remember from chelsea rachel and flash, who you may well rememberfrom chelsea flower show. remember from chelsea flower show. what rememberfrom chelsea flower show. what is your role looking after her? we are volunteers looking after flash _ we are volunteers looking after flash while she is in her working season~ — flash while she is in her working season we _ flash while she is in her working season. we have her, we look after the poppies. — season. we have her, we look after the puppies, and then when she retires _ the puppies, and then when she retires she — the puppies, and then when she retires she comes home as a fami

a minute later labuschagne hit the ball to harry brook waiting on the boundary.feel their lead is comfortable? and who is going to score them? not usman khawaja, held by bastow and gone for a3. but remember this matter, mitchell marsh walloped 100 matter, mitchell marsh walloped100 in the first innings, he will resume this morning in the second. australia 1a2 ahead, england have injuries, it is all in a line. tonight, it's another huge match for england's women as they try to keep their ashes series alive. they face australia in their third and final twenty20 match at lord's before three one—day internationals — england must win them all. tonight also marks the 25th anniversary of the creation of the women's ashes, and nat sciver—brunt says it'll be a special occasion. it wasn't big enough to play at lord's, we are in the middle of an ashes series where the score is on the line, the winners on the line, there is hopefully another record crowd here tomorrow, everything i guess has been getting us to this point with our journey guess has been getting us to this poi

harry brooke, 61, ben stokes been fire stokes i mean, he's been on fire throughout throughout the throughout of for him. i mean, of redemption for him. i mean, he walked from the stumps he walked away from the stumps in the at lord's in the second test had he's not been test he's had he's not been great but this great in the field, but this time produced that time he's produced that wonderful catch the other day from behind the and from from behind the wicket and he yesterday, just he rattled in 99 yesterday, just one his century. he rattled in 99 yesterday, just one his century . and one off his off his century. and that outstanding really. and that was outstanding really. and so puts in under so that puts england in under normal circumstance they normal circumstance as they would a great position. would be in a great position. but rain may curtail but because the rain may curtail some of the overs, they'll have to lewis, to use the duckworth, lewis, lewis method, which is how does that work then? >> it's count. >> it's count. >> it's count. >> it's calculation based on a >> it's a calculat

harry broke and mow an allie offered some resistance. brookeout conditions, did you feel you're in for a big test? the ball was doing a fair bit. i got that little bit of look early on which helped but they were bowling in good areas and the pitch was helping. meanwhile ireland's cricketers can start making plans for next year's t20 world cup. probably not how they would have wanted to do it but they've qualified — after their match against germany was abandoned due to overnight rain in edinburgh. the point is enough to ensure a top—two finish in the qualifying tournament. ireland face hosts scotland in their final qualifier on friday in a match which will decide the outright tournament winner. scotland securing qualification after a convincing 33—run victory over denmark. the t20 world cup is due to take place in the west indies and the united states. we've had ourfirst major shock at the women's world cup — and it leaves the co—hosts and one of the pre—tournament dark horses — australia, staring elimination in the face. that's after they lost

brooks as one of television's most gifted creator writers. when you look back at past role models in television? it is easy to see susan harrises impact. >> susan harrison, of that time. singularly. so, all credit to her for coming up with so many iterations of something so amazing. >> do you think there is a woman's voice as a writer? >> generally they speak higher and softer. >> yes, of course there is a woman's voice. women have a different perspective. women laugh at different things. so yes, i think there definitely is a woman's voice. >> do you know how many problems we have solved over a cheesecake in this kitchen? >> how many? >> 147. >> cutthroat primetime time this fall. and giving each other the business. suif sex >> here is one just about w everybody predict will be ere f hit. femmes forming an interior decorating business and giving each other >> suzanne, if sex were fast food, there would be an arch over your bed. >> linda bloodworth-thomason created one of the funniest, most unusual shows in "designing women." they were a different group of women than you really saw on television. they were feisty, they were sexy. and linda's voice came

brooks as one of television's most gifted creator/writers. and when you look back at the past women role models on television, well it's easy to see susan harrisor coming up with so many iterations of something so amazing. mitchell: do you think there is a woman's voice as a writer? woman's voice -- well generally they speak higher, softer. [ laughter ] i should have known not to ask that of a writer. yes, of course, there's a woman's voice. women have a different perspective. women laugh at different things. so yes, they're very definitely is a woman's voice. oh, do you know how many problems we have solved over a cheesecake at this kitchen table? no, dorothy, exactly how many? 147, rose! oh. hi bryant. it's cutthroat prime time time this fall as some 23 new shows compete in one of the hottest ratings races in years. here's one just about everybody predicts will be a big hit. "designing women" on cbs. four femmes forming an interior decorating business and giving each other the business. suzanne, if sex were fast food, there'd be an arch over your bed. corday: linda bloodworth-thomason created one of the funniest, most unusual shows in "desig