willjacks and harry brook were outstanding and we just couldn't break that partnership.g to be going to lord's? just the same, keep on doubling down on the messages we've said, which is, put the bowlers under pressure and always take wickets throughout and then chase the ball hard to the boundary. obviously disappointed to lose. i thought we did really well to get to 300 after our start and the ball nipping around. we knew towards the back end of our innings that the wicket had changed a lot, but, yeah, fair play to england. willjacks and harry brook were outstanding and we just couldn't break that partnership. did you think that 300 was - above par at the halfway stage? i think these days, it's always hard to get a gauge on what par is, with the scores that can be so high at times. but i certainly thought we had enough. the wicket flattened out, we knew that was the case, but, like i said, wejust couldn't make that partnership and they got on top of us in the end. so defeat for australia's men, but a better day for their women, as they completed a 3—0 clean sweep in the

willjacks and harry brook were outstanding and we just couldn't break that partnership. halfway stage? i think these days, it's always hard to get a gauge on what par is, with the scores that can be so high at times. but i certainly thought we had enough. the wicket flattened out, we knew that was the case, but, like i said, we just couldn't make that partnership and they got on top of us in the end. so defeat for australia's men, but a better day for their women, as they completed a 3—0 clean sweep in their t20 series against new zealand. they chased down 147 in the final match to win by five wickets with five balls remaining. the two sides will meet again next month in the group stages of the t20 world cup. to tennis and a moment of history for marin cilic. the croatian has become the lowest—ranked player to win an atp tour title after winning the hangzhou open, beating home favourite chung chi—chen in straight sets. cilic, who was given a wild card to play, started the tournament ranked 777th in the world after spending the majority of the past two seasons out with a

and after his sentry in the last match, skipper harry brooke picked up match, skipper harry brooke pickedyou left off as england up the tempo of the thrilling effect and brooke eventually fell for 87 courtesy of a brilliant catch by glenn maxwell but his departure only brought william livingston to the crease with truly spectacular results. he thrashed 62 off ofjust 27 balls including 28 runs off the final over from mitchell stark in a quite blistering endings and one thatis quite blistering endings and one that is given a england high hopes of levelling this series. let's get the latest from lord's, henry moeran is there for us henry, some good knocks from ben duckett and harry brook, but liam livingstone really opened it was raining sixes, think about, that was huge fun.— it was raining sixes, think about, that was huge fun. yes, huge fun and the crowd had — that was huge fun. yes, huge fun and the crowd had been _ that was huge fun. yes, huge fun and the crowd had been pretty _ the crowd had been pretty patient and you've seen the sunshine is coming into work at the moment and it's a g

harry brook will captain england for the first time for the five match series.relaxed as i can be in my usual self — try and react to the game however the game is playing out and move accordingly to try to get wickets. is it something that you aspire to? not really, just playing for england was good enough for me, and i thought being the captain, until recently. this is an england side that is become good different and starting of the new year. have you had in messages of how this team should be played? it's going to be fairly similar in the way that baz and stokes have been talking about how were going to play the game — and i think they're going to bring it over to the white ball stuff as well, and putting pressure on us when you are betting or trying to take wickets in the field chase. australians and big—name players and inevitably, we'll talk in just over a year's time and the chance to potentially land some early blows, you thinking of those terms? no, to be honest, i'm just trying to focus on the next game going forward and i'll be doing that for the rest

alex carey took over and i'll surely made 304 and how would harry brooks's england chase that? r. joe wilson, bbc news. great britain won nine medals on day four at the uci road and para—cycling road world championships in zurich, with cat ferguson, felix barrow and fran brown each taking gold. brown — who missed out on first place at the paralympics — put in a strong performance to defend the world title that she won in glasgow last year, leading a british one—two, with fellow brit kate toft following her home to take silver. elsewhere, finn graham won silver in the mens' time trial. graham was taking part in his first event since winning gold in paris over the summer, but was unable to get past france's florian bouz—iani. france's florian bouziani. and that's all the sport for now. you can stay up—to—date using the bbc sports website and app. hello there. well, following the recent heavy rain, there's plenty of saturated ground out there, particularly across the south midlands, and a lot of standing water too. this photo taken by our weather watcher in warwickshire on tuesday,

and we'll hear from harry brook as he prepares to lead england for first time in the one—day series againstdnesday. celtic overpowered slovan bratislava at celtic park to get their campaign up and running in style. making their debut in the competition, a tough lesson for slovan, who lost 5—1 in glasgow. it's the first time celtic have won their opening champions league game and, as it stands, only bayern munich are ahead of them in the new format table. the competition stops now, we've played bayern munich in the final.

stand—in skipper harry brook won the toss and chose to bat at trent bridge. a solid start, with openers ben duckett and phil salt reaching 48 before the loss of the first wicket. salt and willjacks the wickets to fall. england are currently 211—2 in the 32nd over. ben duckett is closing in on a century. ben duckett is closing in on a century. and that's all the sport for now. thousands of pharmacists across england, wales and northern ireland are going to be balloted on whether to open for less time and cut their services. the national pharmacy association says the vote is unprecedented, and pharmacists are struggling to keep their businesses going because the funding they get from the government isn't enough. hugh pym has more. olivier runs a small group of pharmacies near reading. they can regularly open for up to 60 hours a week, but that could be cut to just a0. the minimum required under a government contract if there's a vote in favour of protest action over funding. work outside that contract, including some emergency contraception, substance misuse se

phil salt will step in to captain england for the first time in the t20s, whilst harry brook is in linehe odis. we're at the semifinal stage of the us open in new york, and it is the presence of a brit in the final four of the mens draw that is sparking excitement. jack draper is the first british man to get there since andy murray back in 2012. and that ended in murray lifting the trophy. parrallels being drawn with 2021 us open winner emma raducanu, too. well, draper came through his quarterfinal last night against alex de minaur in straight sets to line up a semifinal against the world number one jannik sinner. here's our tennis correspondednt russell fuller. correspondent russell fuller. the element of surprise is a lot less. its still very exciting when a player starts to realise their potential at the highest level. but with emma radacanu, she was just a teenager. she had to qualify. she was well outside the world's top 100, and she went on and won the title. jack draper has also had that enormous potential for many, many years. along with radacanu, the two young players when they

earlier england's stand—in captain harry brook made 72 and ben duckett 107 as they set a target of 310d as an australian team it is always a fantastic few weeks. the cricket played by both teams was outstanding and a ha rdfought contest for five matches and good to get over the line today in a rain affected game. i think we did brilliantly. we batted perfectly. ducky had an outstanding innings. there was a collapse in the middle but we tried to put pressure on the bowlers throughout and then with the ball we tried to take wickets. we knew it would rain and we probably searched a little bit but we would rather go that way. now it hasn't been done since 1987, but by winning the giro d'italia, tour de france and the world championship in the same year, tadej pogacar has entered cycling's history books by completing the triple crown. he joins ireland's stephen roche and the legendary belgian eddy merckx as drew savage reports. even to a man who has won the tour de france three times this was a special victory. in cycling they call it panache. few would have the audacity to attack with one

harry brook produces a captain's performance to keep england alive in their one day series against australiath a long awaited win on the atp tour. absolutely incredible. i'm so proud of this achievement — for myself, for the team. welcome to the programme. we'll start with the news manchester city fans didn't want to hear. manager pep guardiola has confirmed their influential midfielder rodri will be out for a "long time".

and we'll hear from harry brook as he prepares to lead england for first time in the one—day series againstdnesday. celtic overpowered slovan bratislava at celtic park to get their campaign up and running in style.

harry brook produces a captain's performance to keep england alive in their one day series against australiachina with a long awaited win on the atp tour. absolutely incredible. i'm so proud of this achievement — for myself, for the team.

a moment for harry brook to time his shot perfectly, still time just for england to keep the series alivewell, lets go live now to chester—le—street, our cricket reporter henry moeran is there for us. hi, henry. first of all, a bit of hope for england because there's currently a great partnership between harry brook and willjacks. week there is, just past 150 mark. youth at this point, they are well up youth at this point, they are well up and help with the game. it's been an extraordinary stand up from the captain broo. willjacks moved his total onto 8a. england will feel under real pressure. 11—2, trent bridge in the first couple of one—day internationals. it has been a site under pressure. they needed to find it, and so far, it is brook and jack's you are doing that. 305 is a big old target, but you have to keep going for another keep going and england will feel well and control. q; :: and england will feel well and control. as , . and england will feel well and control. ;::: , ., . and england will feel well and control. as , . . ., and england will feel well and control. ;;:: , . . .

harry brook will captain england for the first time in the five match series.ter henry moeran. i'm just going to be as relaxed as i can be in my usual self trying to react to the game however the game is playing out and move accordingly to try to get wickets. . i5 is playing out and move accordingly to try to get wickets. . is a something _ to try to get wickets. . is a something that _ to try to get wickets. . is a something that you - to try to get wickets. . is a something that you aspire to? to try to get wickets. . is a - something that you aspire to? not reall something that you aspire to? iifrit really displaying for england was good enough for me and i thought being the captain until recently. this is an england side that is become good differing one and starting of the new year. haste become good differing one and starting of the new year. have you had in messages _ starting of the new year. have you had in messages of _ starting of the new year. have you had in messages of how this - starting of the new year. have you had in messages of how this team

earlier england's stand—in captain harry brook made 72 and ben duckett 107 as they set a target of 310and it's always a fantastic few weeks. i thought it applied by both teams was outstanding, hard fought contest of five matches and yeah, good to get over the lines in a rain affected game. he played an outstanding innings, we had that collapse innings, we had that collapse in the — innings, we had that collapse in the middle but we tried to put pressure on the bowlers throughout, and we tried to took— throughout, and we tried to took wickets, we knew it was going — took wickets, we knew it was going to _ took wickets, we knew it was going to rain we probably searched a little bit but would rather — searched a little bit but would rather go that way then get defensive. now, it hasn't been done since 1987, but by winning the giro d'italia, tour de france and the world championship in the same year, tadej pogacar has entered cycling's history books by completing the triple crown. he joins ireland's stephen roche and the legendary belgian eddy merckx as drew savage reports. even to a man w

harry brook won the toss and england are bowling first. they've been playing just over an hour.lia started to rebuild with steve smith and mitchell marsh at the crease. manchester city return to action tonight without rodri their spanish and back to school for olympic champion tom dean where he shares a golden piece of paris. hello there and welcome to sportsday. england's cricketers have to win their third 0ne—day international against australia at chester—le—street today if they're to keep the series alive. that's after they were outplayed in the first two matches at trent bridge and headingley. harry brook won the toss and england are bowling first. they've been playing just over an hour. australia got off to a quick start, matthew short had hit and mitchell marsh at the crease. marsh was looking good but he's now out, brydon carse with his wicket. with illness and travis head has been rested. the arsenal manager mikel arteta has addressed the accusations that his team were guilty of "dark arts" including time—wasting, in their draw against manchester city. the gunners were d

how would harry brook's england chase that?cisive 100. when it rained, england were ahead on the duckworth—lewis algorithm, in other words, they won. cricket is looking better. shame it's nearly 0ctober. minimum starting salaries will be equalfor men and women in domestic cricket from next year the women's playing structure is being revamped the women's playing structure is being revamped from next season, the move will apply both at �*rookie' level, which is being introduced into the women's game for the first time and which will typically be a player's first professional contract, and at �*senior pro' level for players who have established themselves in first teams. england's netballers have lost their three—test series against australia. they lost the decider 69—56 in victoria. jess thirlby�*s england side were full of confidence going into the game after their impressive win in sydney on sunday that levelled the series. but the world champions australia put on a clinical display, outscoring the roses in every quarter. engla

earlier, england's stand—in captain harry brook made 72 and ben duckett107 as they set a target of 310n zurich. the slovenian broke away from the rest of the field with 100 kilometres to go and went on to win the 273 kilometre race by 3a seconds. he adds the rainbowjersey to the giro d'italia and tour de france titles he's already taken this year. his rivals were left to fight for the minor places, australia's ben o'connor taking the silver, with last year's champion mathieu van der poel of the netherlands coming in third. we had planned to keep the race under control, but, yeah, the race went quite early, and i don't know what i was thinking, and ijust went don't know what i was thinking, and i just went also, don't know what i was thinking, and ijust went also, they don't know what i was thinking, and i just went also, they went to the floor, and luckily, i made it! but, yeah, it was so tough. incredible. more on all those stories on the website. that's for now. thanks, jane. to austria now, and projections following the country's general election put the far—right freedom party in p

harry brook will captain the side in buttler�*s absence, while liam livingstone has also been called and that's all the sport for now. nice handbrake turn! thank you. sir keir starmer has been accused of a breach of parliamentary rules relating to donations used to buy clothes for his wife from the labour donor lord alli. the prime minister has now registered the gifts to lady starmer, but he didn't do it within the time that mps are expected to make such declaration. according to the sunday times, lord alli covered the cost ofa personal shopper, clothes and alterations for victoria starmer, both before and after the general election. according to the rules, you are supposed to do this within 28 days, it didn't happen initially. downing street said to us they thought they had complied with all the rules on donations but then they got updated advice, and it was at that point that they declared further items. why does this matter? the first reason is the identity of the donor, lord alli, a huge donor to the labour party, he has already bought accommodation, clothes, even glasses... as

cricket�*s conclusion, england in a hurry, harry brooke hit seven sixes over encouraging boundaries, it was coming — the wind would bring rain. while ben duckitt was batting, living the moment, the dedicated spectators deserved some fun and duckitt made 107 from 91 balls — a career—high. still, australia's spin bowler stuck at it, duckitt�*s dismissal was a stumble. whetherjust holding australia chased and scored rapidly to stay ahead of the required rate and the falling temperatures. they made it to the 21st over, knowing they had enough to win, when the rain finally poured and the season reached the point of saturation. joe wilson, bbc news. let's move on to football because tottenham hotspurs good run of recent form continues with a 3—0 thrashing of ten man manchester united at old trafford to increase the pressure on their manager erik ten haag. that's now one win in five premier league matches for united while tottenham with a fourth victory in a row in all competitions. spurs started quickly and took the lead in the third minute when micky van der ven went on a marauding run fr

harry brook will captain the side in buttler�*s absence, while liam livingstone has also been called it's the final day of the solheim cup. the usa lead 10—6 going into the singles that is under way in virginia. but europe have made a strong start, leading in four of the matches. 1a and a half points is the target for the usa, as they look to lift the trophy for the first time since 2017. as holders, europe need 1a to claim the title for a record fourth time in a row. you can follow that on the bbc sport website. and that's all the sport for now. sir keir starmer has been accused of a breach of parliamentary rules relating to donations used to buy clothes for his wife from labour donor lord alli. the prime minister has now registered the gifts to lady starmer, but he didn't do it within the time that mps are expected to make such declaration. with me is our political correspondent tony bonsignore. what more do we know about what has gone on here day, covered the cost of a personal shopper, clothes and alterations for victoria . . clothes and alterations for victoria ,, ., ,., clothes

harry brook will captain the side in buttler�*s absence, while liam livingstone has also been called the solheim cup. the usa lead 10—6 going into the singles that is just underway in virginia. you can follow that on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. sir keir starmer has been accused of a breach of parliamentary rules relating to donations used to buy clothes for his wife from labour donor lord alli. the prime minister has now registered the gifts to lady starmer, but he didn't do it within the time that mps are expected to make such declaration. with me is our political correspondent tony bonsignore. what is the background to this? so the background is, according to the sunday times today, lord alli cover the cost of a personal shopper, we are told, clothes, alterations for victoria starmer, the prime minister's wife. as you mentioned, you are supposed to do this within 28 days, and he didn't. what downing street tell us is that he thought he had done all his declarations, he got updated guidance on what you should be declaring, and at that point he made further d

harry brook will skipper the side in his absence, while liam livingstone has also been called—up to theg news this hour which is that donald trump�*s campaign team has released a statement saying the former president to save after gunshots were fired in his vicinity. there has now been a statement from the white house, which says... president and vice president have been briefed about the security incident at the trump international golf course stop the form president trump was golfing. they are relieved to know that he is safe. they will be kept regularly updated by their up we also have an from their up we also have an from the secret service, saying that they are investigating a protective incident involving trump which took place shortly before tpm eastern standard time in the us. this comes following the assassination attempt against the former president back injuly in pennsylvania. much more understory and will bring it to you here on bbc news. sir keir starmer is facing criticism for breaking parliamentary rules, by failing to declare gifts of clothing to his wife from a labour d

harry brook will captain the odi side in his absence, while liam livingstone has also been called upte ball side. after some high profile retirements — including the departure of moeen ali — it's very much a team in transition. they'll also have a new coach from january when brendon mccullum will combine the job with his current role as test coach. fomer england fast bowler steven finn has caught up with some of the fresher faces in the england squad players. the test side, it's different, it's just a different business. how they talk in the dressing room, so positive. every single player that got a chance to win this game, go out there and believe. who is the player that you wanted to emulate and looked up to the most? freddie flintoff. is that why you are so good? i do absolutely nothing like how he played. saw the ball spin come about left—handed. the way he went about it and the way he was away from the game is exactly what inspired me to play the game of cricket. does it feel now different? ——does it feel now with a slight changing of the guard moment? it's definitely something,

stand—in captain harry brook made 72 with the bat and ben duckett made a brilliant 107 but australia'see wickets as england set a target 310. australia have gone on the attack in reply. opener matthew short made 58 and captain steve smith is currently at the crease. australia are 133 for 2 after 18 overs. carlos alcaraz is through to the quarter—finals of the china open. the four—time grand slam champion beat talon griekspoor in straight sets taking less than an hour in what was his 200th career win. alcaraz will play karen khacanov in the last 16. in the women's tournament us open runner—up jessica pegula survived a scare to reach the last 16. the second seed from the united states fought back to beat russian veronika kudermetova 6—7, 6—1, 6—2. pegula will play spain's paula badosa next. jorge martin has won the grand prix of indonesia to extend his lead in the motogp championship standings. the spanish ducati rider put saturday's crash in the sprint race behind him at the mandalika circuit in lombok — he led the race from start to finish. it's martin's third win of the season, his 11

but the wickets tumbled in the first session on saturday, harry brook, and gus atkinson among the nameseat the green bay packers 34—29. saquon barkley scored three touchdowns on his debut for the eagles, after leaving their division rivals, the new york giants, in the off season. what�*s more, the defeated packers, lost their quarterback — jordan love, who went off, with an ankle injury late on. the lead changed seven times in sao paolo, with philadelphia ulitmately coming out on top. iam the i am the first person ever to score in south america, that is cool score in south america, that is cool, i have to try to get that gamble. that is something i would put my house. the atmosphere, man, it was electric. atmosphere, man, it was electric— atmosphere, man, it was electric. ~ �* ., ., ., electric. we've got to learn from this. _ electric. we've got to learn from this, watching - electric. we've got to learn from this, watching the - electric. we've got to learn i from this, watching the tape, i'm from this, watching the tape, i'm not— from this, watching the tape, i'm not taking anything

how would harry brook's england chase that?nly have their place. but there were glances and guides from brook as he made a decisive hundred. when it rained, england were ahead on the duckworth—lewis algorithm — in other words they won. cricket is looking better. shame it's nearly october. joe wilson, bbc news. octopus are highly intelligent but mostly solitary creatures. but it seems they are more social than thought. they've been seen teaming up with groups of fish to hunt together, and the octopus sometimes punch the fish to keep them in order. the new research was published in the journal nature. professor doctor iain couzin has been telling us what they discovered. remarkably, the octopus, which is more closely related to snails in our garden than it is to ourselves, has this very amazing ability for intelligence. this is well known. different species play different roles. a species called the goatfish goes out and explores and tries to find where food is, and it comes back and sort of effectively tells the octopus, "i thin

england's return for their second innings hasn't gone to plan... 0llie pope, joe root and harry brookoing, england now 82—7, after sri lanka were all out for 263 earlier — josh hull and 0lly stone with three wickets each. meanwhile, england all—rounder moeen ali has retired from international cricket, saying "the time is right" to move on. moeen played all three formats for england, after making his international debut in 201a. the 37—year—old was part of the white—ball squads that won the 50—over world cup on home soil back in 2019, and the t20 world cup two years ago. every gold, silver and bronze medal has now been decided at the 202a paralympic games in paris, with the final medal table looking like this. china leading the way with 9a golds, ahead of great britain who won eight more than they managed in tokyo three years ago. the united states were third with 36 golds. earlier british athlete, charlotte henshaw, doubled her tally of titles in paris... this time winning the kayak women's single 200m. her compatriot emma wiggs finished behind her, after the two won golds in two sepa

harry brooke made 72, and ben duckett made a brilliant 107 with australia �*s bowlers are fighting backers come towards an end. tomas machac will play france's ugo humbert for a place in the final of the japan 0pen. humbert was leading jack draper by a set and 2—1 in the second when the british number one retired with what seemed to be an abdominal injury. machac meanwhile, who is an olympic mixed doubles gold medalist, beat the 20—year—old american qualifier alex michelsen in straight sets. machac�*s on a real golden run in the tournament after previously beating the fifth seed tommy paul. over in beijing, karen khachanov will face either second seed carlos alcaraz or dutchman tallon griekspoor in the quarter—finals of the china open. seventh seed khachanov saw off argentina's francisco cerundolo in the last 16. it was a tight battle between the pair, with the russian twice pushed to a tie—break but he held his nerev to take the victory. in the women's tournament us open runner—up jessica pegula survived a scare to reach the last 16. the second seed from the united states fought back t

harry brooke trying one shot to many. next fall before chris woakes was left looking skywards. but so were sri lanka, making their way through england's tail and taking the crucial wicket. initial frustration but a remarkable 15a from england's captain, out for a 325. sri lanka started well, it wouldn't last, softer out providing the breakthrough, the umpires then intervened suggesting budlight required a change of polling. the spinning getting a reaction from the balcony from chris woa kes. sri lanka tried their best to get going, sixth test match 50 but he was stopped in his tracks by the daveyton, josh hall's first—time wicket. with time passing into the evening, sri lanka dug in, half centuries for captain before bad light stopped play, alex fletcher, bbc news. so sri lanka 211 for five as we head into day three tomorrow. england looking for summer clean sweep if they can get the better of their opponents in this one at the oval. but, after that fightback from sri lanka, the match is finely poised. we have set about t

party and you coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news — we're going to hear from harry brookeinst australia that starts tomorrow at trent bridge. security sources in ukraine say they've hit a large arms depot in russia almost 300 miles over the border during a large drone attack overnight. the explosions near the town of toropets were so powerful that they were picked up by earthquake sensors. the local authorities began what they called a partial evacuation from toropets. let's talk to our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse, who's in kyiv. this attack is a long way into russia? it really was, sophie, and it was spectacular in equal measure. we are talking about a facility which russia has spent tens of millions of pounds on over the best part of a decade, putting together this enormous military arsenal of ballistic missiles, artillery shells, explosives, fuel tanks were there as well. and when you look at there as well. and when you look at the footage, which has appeared online, if you look at the force of the explosions and the size of the fires it certainly reflects th

stand—in captain harry brook made 72 with the bat and ben duckett made a brilliant 107 but australia's46 for 0 in reply. carlos alcaraz is through to the quarter—finals of the china open. the four—time grand slam champion beat talon griekspoor in straight sets taking less than an hour in what was his 200th career win. alcaraz will play karen khacanov in the last 16. in the women's tournament us open runner—up jessica pegula survived a scare to reach the last 16. the second seed from the united states fought back to beat russian veronika kudermetova 6—7, 6—1, 6—2. pegula will play spain's paula badosa next. tomas machac will play france's ugo humbert for a place in the final of the japan open. and foursomes sessions 3—1 to take a four point lead with sunday's 12 singles matches to come. and that's all the sport for now. voting is taking place in austria in a general election that could see the far—right freedom party win the most seats for the first time. the party crashed out of a coalition government with the conservative people's party five years ago because of a corruption scandal.

harry brook produced a captain's performance — which has kept england alive in their one—day series againstin, england were in trouble at 11—2 — but brook hit an unbeaten 110 to put england on course for victory — until the weather intervened. rain stopped play — with england 254—4 — and that gave the home side a 46—run victory on the duckworth—lewis method. australia lead the five match series 2—1 — the fourth odi is on friday. to tennis and a moment of history for marin cilic. the croatian has become the lowest—ranked player to win an atp tour title — after winning the hangzhou open, beating home favourite chung chi—chen in straight sets. cilic, who was given a wild card to play started the tournament ranked 777th in the world — after spending the majority of the past two seasons out with a knee injury. meanwhile, in chengdu, there was some success for the home crowd — as chinese teenagerjunchen shang won his first tour title. he shocked the top seed lorenzo musetti — to win 7—6, 6—1. shang, ranked 55th in the world, is only the second chinese male player to win a atp tour title. and that

loss of two wickets after just 25 overs, but there's been something of a collapse since captain harry brookebsite and app but that's the all the sport for now. thank you very much. here in the uk, the mp, rosie duffield, has quit the ruling labour party over what she says are the prime minister's "cruel" policies and "hypocrisy" over his acceptance of gifts. in her resignation letter, she criticised sir keir for accepting expensive personal gifts of designer suits and glasses while scrapping the winter fuel payment and keeping the two—child benefit cap. our chief political correspondent henry zeffman has more. i think it's fair to say rosie duffield has been semi—detached from the labour party for some time. nevertheless, a very big deal for her to quit the labour party all together and to do so in a letter to keir starmer which is direct and incredibly personal in its criticism of him as a leader and in terms of the decisions he has made in his brief time as prime minister. what she did on sunday with laura kuenssberg just a few hours ago was making a string of new criticisms even beyond t

harry brook will captain the odi side in his absence, while liam livingstone has also been called up time of change for england's white ball side. after some high profile retirements — including the departure of moeen ali — it's very much a team in transition. they'll also have a new coach from january when brendon mccullum will combine the job with his current role as test coach. fomer england fast bowler steven finn has caught up with some of the fresher faces in the england squad players. it's just a different business. how they talk in the dressing room. every single player that got a chance to win this game, got a chance to win this game, go out there and believe. who go out there and believe. who is the player— go out there and believe. who is the player that _ go out there and believe. who is the player that you - go out there and believe. who is the player that you wanted to emulate and looked up to the most? , ., , is most? freddie flynn top. is that why — most? freddie flynn top. is that why you _ most? freddie flynn top. is that why you are _ most? freddie flynn top. is th

announced today that phil salt will step in to captain england for the first time in the t20s, whilst harry brooken tennis in new york. action between the final four women gets under way at flushing meadows in the next few minutes. we'll talk more about that shortly, but back here it's the presence of a brit in the final four of the mens draw that is sparking plenty of excitement. jack draper is the first british man to get there since andy murray back in 2012. and that, you'll remember, ended in murray lifting the trophy. well draper came through his quarter final last night against alex de minaur in straight sets to line up a semi final against the world number one jannik sinner. obviously, first match on ash, first quarterfinal was kind of a different experience. i obviously played alex a few times and i know he is a really tough competitor. you know, i thought it was just a solid match all around. thought it was just a solid match allaround. proud thought it was just a solid match all around. proud of my performance, there were some ups and downs during there were some ups and downs during th

but the wickets tumbled in the first session on saturday, harry brook and gus atkinson among the namesngland have an unassailable 2—0 series lead. plenty more nations league football to come tonight. including republic of ireland hosting england, under interim boss lee carsley, who played for ireland a0 times in his career. he says he won't sing either national anthem tonight, choosing to focus on the game ahead. two england players, declan rice and jack grealish, also played for ireland earlier in their careers. and that's all the sport for now. we are going straight to dublin and we will listen to her so keir starmer and simon harris. it is a great honour to host you here today on your first official visit to ireland as a prime minister. i know as it two new leaders of respective countries we wish to really place british irish relationships on a new path and i really appreciate the time you have given to us since taking office and i have tried to respond in kind. we obviously had a call within hours of you being in downing street, we had a productive meeting in chequers injuly and i

kamala harris is a one-woman economic breaking ball. >> brooke: harris is expected to travel to douglas, arizona on friday, her first border visit since 2021 when she visited el paso, texas. she admitted there is a problem at the border. we do have a broken immigration system and it needs to be fixed. if we take a step back, months ago, the most conservative members came together with others and proposed a border security bill. donald trump got word of the bill, realized it was going to fix the problem and told them to kill the bill. >> brooke: trump slammed harris' handling of the border, watch. >> when kamala harris speaks about the border, her credibility is less than zero, i hope you remember that on friday when she tells you about the border. asker had, why didn't you do it four years ago? why didn't you do it four years ago? >> brooke: why didn't you do it four years ago. back to you. >> carley: latest polling shows donald trump up by one point in arizona, three points by latino voters in the state, you can understand why kamala harris wants to go there. major breaking news, histo

harry brook will captain england for the first time in the five match series.ve you had in messages of how this team should be played? is going to be fairly similar in the way that baz and stokes of been talking about how were going to play the game and i think they're going to bring it over to the white ball stuff as well and putting pressure on us when you are betting or trying to take wickets in the field chase. australians and big—name players and inevitably, we'll talk in just over a year's time and the chance to potentially land some early blows, you thinking of those terms? no, to be honest, i'm just trying to focus on the next game going forward and i'll be doing that for the rest of the series. what did you learn as deputy oli pope in the sri lanka matches? just go with your gut no matter what you feel about point, take it on and the words they can happen is he goes for a boundary in the next ball, he can change it up whenever you want to. just whatever i'm thinking, just do it. finally the pga championship starts at wentworth on thursday. ahead of tha

announced that phil salt will step in to captain england for the first time in the t20s, whilst harry brooke the world record twice as he retained his f13 javelin title. pembroke set a new record with a throw of 71.15m — but then threw 74.49m to move almost five metres in the lead and become a double gold medallist. becky redfern made it third time lucky with gold in the sb13 100m breaststroke final. redfern, who is visually impaired, had finished second in the event at the past two paralympics but is the current world champion. the 24—year—old turned well ahead of her rivals and controlled her pace to win in one minute 16.02 seconds. alice tai has picked up her second gold, and herfourth medal of the games. she recovered from a bad start in the women's s8 50m freestyle, to take the lead in the final 10 metres, and then held on to win by half a body length. one of athletics great rivalries was re—kindled at the diamond league event in zurich, asjosh kerr and jakob ingerbritsen went head to head in the men's 1500 metres, but the pre race hype failed to deliver on the track. it was american 0

how would harry brooke's england chase that? e. england no 2—1 with two to play. could it be lift off for chelsea who scored five against barrow in last night's leageu cup action with christopher nkunku showcasing his unique celebration. the forward scored three goals as they eased into round four in this comfortable win over the league two side // he got their first two and found time for his hat—trick making the most of overambitious defending by barrow goalkeeper�*s paul farman. aston villa beat league one side wycombe wanderers 2—1. they were kept at bay for almost an hour before emi buendia put villa ahead. jon duran added a late penalty with a consolation goal for wycombe. manchester city are also through, after they beat watford 2—1. the drama though came as league two walsall took premier league side leicester to penalties only to see three spot kicks saved by keeper danny ward, all going the same way, as they squeezed through three nil in the shoot—out. great britain won nine medals yesterday at the para—cycling road wor

stand—in skipper harry brook won the toss and chose to bat. of the first wicket. phil salt the first to go, bowled comprehensively by ben dwarshuis with his first one—day international wicket. still the early stages of that one but here's how it stands. arsenal begin their champions league campaign later. they're in italy to take on atalanta. we'll hearfrom manager mikel arteta injust a moment. they're the last of the british clubs in action in the competition this week, with the performance of last night going to celtic who thrashed slovan bratislava at a jubilant celtic park to win their opening champions league game for the first time ever, as natalie pirks reports. a new dawn for european football's elite. - celtic had tried and failed 12 times to win their opening champions league match. spine—tingling roar. in front of an expectant celtic park, their 13th attempt was far from unlucky. it was liam scales who got the party started. the first player from the republic of ireland to score in the champions league for more than a decade. in fro