we can now hear some of the reaction from a memorable day's play at headingley.icketers for a reason. we came here to play cricket. we had the fight and belief and players to do it. we just needed to execute. at no point were we complacent. we looked at the conditions, it was spinning. the fifth day, we took the positive option of wanting to win the game. we're a positive side that wants to win test matches. unfortunately, we couldn't do that today. if we were right on it and we took all our chances then it might have been slightly different, but credit to the west indies, they played fantastically well today. so a day to rememberfor shai hope and a historic one as there's been 534 first—class matches at headingley and incredibly hope is the first batsman ever to score two hundreds in the same match at the ground — that really puts his achievement in context today. and you have to go back a few years for the last west indies test match win in this country. that was back in 2000 when courtney walsh took eight wickets at edgbaston as the west indies won the first t

hero the headlines: ben stokes hits his entry for england at headingley. but the west indies dominate the first day of the second test. after all the chaos, all the hype, floyd mayweather and conor mcgregor finally weigh in. and we look ahead to tomorrow night's rugby world cup final with england's women. they are looking to retain their title. hello and welcome to sports day. a busy bank holiday sport. we start with cricket. ben stokes had a century on the opening date of the test against the opening date of the test against the west indies. but the story of the west indies. but the story of the day was the much improved performance of the tourists at headingley, as patrick geary reports. adshed into headingley‘s memory, great cricketers of the past, meant a shock and awe. so sharp focus on these men, a team with stars currently playing in other shirts on other shores, and yet a team which seems to have rediscovered a bygone energy. those, alastair cook fell to shannon gabriel. didn't the new boys were picked on, tom westley and mark sturman pummelling fo

we are alive at headingley with reaction to england's second innings.y have had a difficult day against a much improved west indies. lewis hamilton, takes the belgian grand prix cutting sebastien vettel‘s lead by seven points. welcome to the programme. news of cricket and formula one to come, but we'll liverpool put on a fantastic performance. with all the action, here is adam wild. at anfield you're never too far from a reminder of history. if we have learned anything it is that this fixture down the yea rs has often it is that this fixture down the years has often provided goals and drama. with such promise, it is no surprise that there were plenty of early chances. perhaps few expected them to fall almost exclusively the way of liverpool. such was the dominance in the first—half, roberto firmino‘s opener was no more than they deserved. they could and should have had more by the time sadio mane expertly guided them to wait a second. as impressive as liverpool were, arsenal at times looked stunned and helpless. no half—time team talk could rein in the

plenty to get through but we're going to start at headingley where the second test between england and is going right to the wire. 0ur reporter patrick gearey has been following all the twists and turns in this test from the very start, and patrick it's fair to say this match has served up great entertainment? the test match of the summer without any doubt. we're finally getting closer to seeing who will win it, west indies need just ten runs from seven overs, there are nearly there and that is remarkable in itself because england had set them 322 to win, that was supposed to be too much for them. and england took a couple of wickets before lunch but then they rang —— they run into kraigg brathwaite, he had already scored 100 in the first innings and he kept platting, showing technique on fire, he showed beliefs and he kept going. england at everyone who scored lost a bit of their unbelief and wondered where a wicket was going to come from but crack brathwaite was caughtjust before tea from moeen ali. it did england have a breakthrough, well they could not follow what was another wicke

patrick gearey has been following the action at headingley. have cheap brands at headingley.ent a long time waiting. first ball, shai hope for 147. ben shane dowrich. jimmy andersonjust hope for 147. ben shane dowrich. jimmy anderson just three from 500 in tears. jermaine blackwood nearly threw himself in with the deal, straight to moeen ali, but england could not afford mistakes not with the west indies gliding away. jason holder help the pose and by the time they were bowled out, his team held a big lead. sunday lunchtime, west indies in front, more focus on the under pressure batting line—up for england, a big afternoon ahead. scrutiny followed mark stoneman to the crease, still feeling his way in test cricket. that requires the sort of concentration that offers little stimulation but rather that than the alarm call but jilted stimulation but rather that than the alarm call butjilted alastair cook from the crease. tom westley came m, from the crease. tom westley came in, he hit the snooze button. mark stoneman made a careful 50, little he could do about this from shannon g

england needed one of those magic headingley moments., mason crane? this wonderful test is getting a fittingly thrilling finish. sixth wickets they need for victory look to be disappearing fast. west indies they need 30 runs from 10 overs, can they get them or will they run out of time after five engrossing days of test cricket here, we still don't have a result. george. patrick, thank you. 20 years after damejudi dench first played queen victoria, the actress returns to the role in the new film, victoria and abdul. it's based on the true story of an unlikely friendship between the monarch and a young muslim servant from india. our arts editor, will gompertz, was given exclusive access to the set. the oscar winner talked love, looks and bossing bond as the spy chief ‘m'. ok, standby. on set for the filming of victoria and abdul... 1, 2, 3 — action! ..director stephen frears latest movie, starring judi dench as the oxygenarian queen and ali fazal as a young indian clerk with whom she develops a surprisingly special relationship. rani. ran

they've finally done it — drama at headingley, as west indies win a test in england for the first timen 17 years. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news, defending champion angelique kerber has been knocked out of the us open, beaten by japanese teenager by naomi osaka. good evening. president trump says all options are now on the table after north korea fired a ballistic missile overjapan last night. japan's prime minister says his country is now facing an unprecedented threat. china has warned that the crisis is now at a tipping point. the missile, which potentially has the power to carry a nuclear warhead, was fired eastward from near pyongyang at six in the morning local time. it flew over japan's hokkaido island before crashing into the sea 700 miles off the japanese coast. sirens blared out, and text messages were sent across northern japan, warning people in the missile‘s flight path to take cover. our first report tonight is from rupert wingfield—hayes in tokyo. siren blares. this is how people in northern japan were awoken atjust after six this morning. "a missile is passing,"

it's not going to be as warm as that in headingley. and there's just the small chance of one or two like light showers. most of the wet weather continues to be further north close to that area of low pressure, and that will push the wetter weather generally clear from northern ireland across scotland. further south, some drier conditions, one or two showers perhaps and temperatures of 1a to 16 degrees. into the start of the weekend then and we've got rain mainly in scotland but it's going to be pushing out to the north sea, it's going to take a while for things to improve across eastern scotland but a much better day in western scotland and northern ireland, generally dry with some sunshine. some sunshine for england and wales, maybe one or two more showers drifting further south and you can see the difference in temperatures, again peaking in the south—east around about the mid—twenties. a lot of those showers will have moved away as we head into the second half of the weekend. so if you do catch a shower you're going to be quite unlu

england can seal the series against west indies with victory in the second test which starts later at headingley.

from headingley, here's patrick gearey.ads and headlines of famous cricketing men of york, but would this be the day leeds saw a lancastrian make history? the only thing dull about this test match has been this morning ‘s weather but poorjimmy anderson these conditions are perfect as he looks to become just the sixth bowler to take 500 test wickets. anderson does some of his best work in the murk. it allows him to move the ball, to deceive the batsmen, to ask the question. not out. not yet. his bowling partner, stuart broad, should have removed kraigg brathwaite. alastair cook rarely misses these. this test keeps surprising us. few expected the west indies to bat with the care and attention they have. their opening pair got through a hazardous first half—hour, but as the clock struck 12, broad struck first. kieran powell caught ben stokes. getting out is neverfun, but it is rarely so frustrating as what happened to kyle hope. as bowler broad tried to catch brathwaite, he inadvertently deflected the ball to the stumps, conde

england and moeen ali put england in control of the second test at headingley.ther watson is out — beaten in her opening match by alie cornet. england are in control of the second test against west indies at headingley, having built a lead of over 300 runs and will hope that they can bowl out the visitors on the final day tomorrow to take a 2—0 lead in the series. joe root helped establish a lead at the start of the day, as moeen ali produced a big score to build on that this afternoon. with a run down of the day's play today, here's patrick gearey. i think there is a good case for this being the best test match we have had all summer. momentum has switched both ways. this superb contest between the teams. tickets for today, some of them were £15. if you paid that, you would have got very good value for money. roll—up for headingley‘s holidays sale. plus, withjoe root right now, you are sale. plus, withjoe root right now, you a re pretty sale. plus, withjoe root right now, you are pretty much guaranteed to see him past 50. it was a surprise to everyone when he f

from headingley, here's patrick gearey.indian cricketers of the past, men of shock and awe. caribbean test cricket burned so bright, you notice its fading all the more. the scale of england's victory in the first test has raised questions, not just about west indies, but about test cricket in general. make no mistake, people here want england to win, but they also want a contest. one problem — this huddle is missing some of the caribbean's best players. they have stars playing in other shirts, on other shores. england's are all here. alastair cook, for one, and he normally get many more than one. not this time. just 11. shannon gabriel into the windies' team, into the wickets. now, they had at the crease, two england batsmen unsure of their places. this won't help tom westley, lbw. headingley was a little taken aback, but at least they got a yorkshireman out there nice and early. joe root, england captain, dependable when others are unreliable. and the windies were up. charging in with bygone energy, mark stoneman out, 37—3

he was alongside shai hope, his second 100 in the game, the first man to do that at headingley and heand he scored the running, winning ru ns to and he scored the running, winning runs to score a famous victory for the windies. this goes to the final test at lord's. if it's half as good as this it will be some game. david warner hit an unbeaten 75 for australia as his side now hold the upper hand in the opening test of their series against bangladesh. the vice captain has put his side in sight of an unlikely victory with two full days remaining in dhaka. the visitors moved to 109—2 at stumps on the third day, still needing another 156 for victory. nathan lyon earlier claimed 6—82 to dismiss bangladesh for 221 in their second innings united arab emirates kept alive their hopes of qualifying for next year's world cup in russia with a 2—1victory over saudi arabia in their qualifier in abu dhabi. saudi arabia took the lead after 20 minutes when nawaf al—abid scored from the penalty spot. but goals from ali ahmed mab—khout and ahmed khalil meant the saudis stay second in the group behind j

at headingley, it will be breezy by the time we get a monday and glorious weather for the breezy by the20s. a range of weather on offer for the upper 20s. a range of weather on offerfor the bank upper 20s. a range of weather on offer for the bank holiday. upper 20s. a range of weather on offerfor the bank holiday. the barbecue weather for sunday evening for most of us. it will be dried with warm sunny spells. on monday, there will be a change. the big picture not looking as promising for scotla nd picture not looking as promising for scotland and northern ireland because this system is getting closer. that will pick of the winds, produce more cloud and rain. going into monday, some of that will feed into monday, some of that will feed into parts of northern england and north wales. but the rest of england and wales, further warm sunshine. a range of weather on monday and a range of weather on monday and a range of weather on monday and a range of temperatures. quite cool where you have the strongest winds. you will see rain for a time. but other 20s in london. hurricane harvey may have

probably dry at headingley. a very different look to the weather. more cloud around.ud should break during the evening session if we get that far. this band of cloud moving slowly south. not much rain on it. much cloudier picture all the way from the south—west of england towards lincolnshire where we have had the heat today. showers in the north—west. temperatures i6,. still warms towards southeast and east anglia. perhaps 26, 20 seven. even the heat and dry weather will come to an end on wednesday. we have two areas of low pressure and two whether systems converging on england for that this band of rain probably tending to peter out through the day. the wettest weather arriving across east anglia and the south of england. that will drop the energy is quite significant the wednesday. the wetter weather should be pushed out of the way towards the end of the week and broadly thursday and friday will be a mixture of sunshine, a scattering of showers and temperatures a bit below par for this time of year. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 7pm: ordered

. 0ur reporter patrick gearey has been watching the morning session at headingley. advantage west indies? very much so, they are in control of the test match, but it has been a remarkable morning of play. two wickets fell in the first two balls today, shea hope batted beautifully yesterday, gone first ball for 114. shane dowrich was out next, and england after the start. should have been better after that, stewart brought tempted jermaine blackwood into a shot, it went straight to moeen ali, you would put your house on moeen ali catchiness. he dropped it. —— stuart broad. after that, the west indies piled environs, they scored quickly, number in the advantage, by determining when had bowled them out, there were 160 runs ahead. a significant advantage, and pressure on this england batting line—up. they have not been firing over this summer, and this isjudgments time with the ashes coming up, an important afternoon i head for england. white may could see the disappointment on stuart broad's face. ben stokes on his best behaviour. he will have to be. when he swore yest

the three match series is tied at one all with the third test —— match at headingley.re the summer transfer window closes for europe's top teams and it would appear that arsenal may be amongst the busier teams. they've rejected a 65 million dollar bid from manchester city for forward alex sanchez. the 28—year—old chile international scored 2a premier league goals last season but only has one year left on his current contract. meanwhile, arsenal midfielder alex 0xlade—chamberlain has turned down a move to premier league champions chelsea. the clubs had agreed a 51 million dollarfee, but it's understood the england international was unhappy with chelsea's positional plans for him. 0xlade—chamberlain may now have talks with liverpool. notre dame cathedral is one of paris's most iconic landmarks, but it's a landmark that has seen better days. the city's archbishop is launching a 120 million dollar fundraising drive to help restore it to its former glory. pollution and the passing of time have taken quite a toll on the building, as the bbc‘s tim allman explains. when you co

he survived but at headingley it can fall apart without warning.ionship leader sebastien vettel after winning the belgian grand prix. the mercedes driver won his fifth race of the season, holding off a late challenge from the german driver's ferrari to win on his 200th formula one race. chris froome has extended his lead in cycling's vuelta a espana after winning stage nine. the team sky rider attacked with 500 metres to go. he now leads the race by 36 seconds with 12 stages remaining as he looks to win both the tour de france and vuelta in the same year. and details of the day's other sports stories are on the bbc sport website. now it is time for the news where you are. have a very good night. this is a picture from cornwall. we have seen some cloud that running into parts of scotland and northern ireland has been cloudy throughout. parts of north—west england and wales as well. plenty of very warm sunshine. a fine evening out there. we will see overnight some outbreaks of rain from west to east. could be one or two mist and fog patches. temperat

england will look to bowl out the west indies tomorrow to secure victory in the second test at headingley before declaring in the final session. patrick gearey reports. england had not found any offer on wicket. today. straightaway on sunday morning by one get one free. jimmy anderson was just three from 500 in tests. jermaine blackwood nearly threw himself in with england's deal, straight moeen ali. no, no. england could not afford mistakes. jason holder helped the pose but by the time they were bowled out his team held a lead of 169 that england must follow. concentration was required at the cost of stimulation. alston three matter hours to cook was dogged from the crease. —— alastair cook was jolted from the crease. not much you could do with this one. england were reliant on joe could do with this one. england were reliant onjoe root himself was relied on fortune, drop, reprieved, survived but at headingley it can fall apart without warning. it was nice time to go out and back, they were pretty tired and we cou ntera ct they were pretty tired and we counteract the back. i did not let

for the cricket at headingley, it will be breezy by the time we get to monday and glorious weather forl carnival. even warmer for the weatherfor the notting hill carnival. even warmerfor the bank holiday. there is a range of weather on offerfor the holiday. there is a range of weather on offer for the bank holiday. this is the barbecue weather for sunday evening for most of us. dry, warm sunny spells. on monday, we will see a change. the big picture not looking quite as promising through scotla nd looking quite as promising through scotland and northern ireland because this frontal system is getting closer and that will pick up the wind and cloud pushing rain across northern scotland. some of that rain will feed into northern england and north wales. for the rest of england and wales, further warm sunshine, so quite a range of weather on monday. and a range of temperatures as well. quite cool where you have the strongest winds. other 20s in london. hurricane harvey may have been downgraded to a storm, but that will not affect its ability to produce further copious amounts of rain over

with some sunny spells, you will feel warm here at headingley.fternoon and from monday. temperatures up to 28 degrees. a bit more cloud through tomorrow. into tonight, to get us to tomorrow, cloud increased. 0utbrea ks tonight, to get us to tomorrow, cloud increased. outbreaks of rain bit heavy at times for the north of scotland. north—west england. temperatures in the mid teens. bank holiday for the vast majority. where you are under the high pressure, thatis you are under the high pressure, that is your friend. keeping things dry. the exception in parts of northern ireland. you will see strengthening breeze. a bit of sunshine. it went to be a completely wet day. for northern england, north and west wales, you will have some sunny spells. southern parts of england is where we will see the hottest of the weather. 82 fahrenheit by the end of the afternoon. it is from thereon, it gets a bit fresher into next week. a bit fresher but a lot of dry weather, too. we'll be back with the headlines in just over ten minutes time. but first it's time for cli

england have lost to west indies by five wickets in the second test at headingley.levelled the series at 1—1 with one match to play. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. the president of the european commission has criticised the government for not doing enough work on brexit over the summer. jean—claude juncker says official papers setting out britain's positions aren't satisfactory and an enormous amount of issues still need to be settled. with me now is our brussels correspondent damian grammaticas. jean—claude juncker being critical and you wonder how representative his view is of the other 27 countries and indeed the chief brexit negotiator for the eu countries and indeed the chief brexit negotiatorfor the eu michel barnier in respect of the uk position papers. it is a good question because of course jean—claude juncker is not question because of course jean—claudejuncker is not directly involved in negotiations and not directly going to be involved in the decision to move those forward at some point to discussing trade relationship i

so much sport going on today and the second test at headingley has already resumed.n lost. the windies are now 31—2. i will have an update for you in the next hour. now he was all your weather with max taylor. there may be a few showers and splashes of rain here in the uk the next few days but given the fact it isa next few days but given the fact it is a weekend and an extended weekend at that for many of you and what we have had so far this august, the prospects are looking good. it will feel warm. cloud in southern areas compared to yesterday and a few showers here and there, mainly to the east. a few showers in scotland as well. heavy to the east. most of you will stay dry this afternoon and once the sun is out temperatures should certainly reach the low 20s. a day for sunscreen and some hats rather than raincoats at headingley and that will be the case all the way through to monday for the second test. rain late in the evening on monday but hopefully the rain will stay clear of belfast this evening for the women's world cup final between england and new zealand

. —— at headingley.claring in the final session.. patrick gearey reports. this is the only thing you will get free in yorkshire. runs... england have spent a long time waiting, straightaway on sunday morning it was buy one get one free. the fastball shai hope 147 next bull ba rrett‘s fastball shai hope 147 next bull barrett's phenom. junior anderson jasprit bumrah blundered. the main blackwood nearly threw himself in with ingram's dell, straighter moeen ali. oh, no, marrow. jason holder help oppose but by the time bowled out his team held a lead of 169. a figure that england must borrow that required concentration at the cost of stimulation rather than that then the alarm call which doctored alastair cook from the crease. tom westley yet to convince made eight. mark stoneman had fought hard than 50 but not much she could do with this one. england where again reliant on joe this one. england where again reliant onjoe root himself was reminded of fortune dropped, reprieve, survived but at headingley it can

. of the second test against the west indies at headingley.rnoon and welcome to bbc news. a rock starjailed for child abuse could have been stopped nearly four years earlier if numerous allegations against him had been investigated properly and if a witness had been believed. the independent police complaints commission says south wales police missed a series of chances to stop the lost prophets singer ian watkins' abuse of children. watkins was jailed for 29 years in 2013 after admitting sexual offences, including the attempted rape of a baby. our wales correspondent sian lloyd reports. a rock star, whose music earned him fans around the world, but in private, ian watkins was a paedophile. his behaviour was described as having plumbed the depths of depravity. he was convicted in 2013, but according to the police watchdog, the independent pleats complaints commission, he could have been stopped sooner if reports about his sexual interest in children had been followed up. bias, whether unconscious or conscious has no place in 21st—century polic

wrap up the series against west indies with victory in the second test which starts tomorrow at headingley played before this winter's ashes and a number of england's batsmen are still unsure of their places. captain joe root thinks they'll come good. this is another opportunity for them, and they are desperate to stamp their mark on test cricket, and it is different pressure all the time. and there are different things that you have to overcome, but i fully expect that they will be able to do that throughout this series. coverage of the second test is on 5live sports xtra from ten o'clock. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are baroness ros altmann, former pensions minister and mihir bose, author and evening standard columnist. the ft leads with employers calling for more clarity over the status of eu nationals after brexit — following the fall in net migration figures. the metro has more on the woman accused of wasting police resources with false rape allegations.

, where england will take a two—run lead into day four of the third test against west indies at headingleys unbeaten on 45 with his side set to resume on 171 for three after the tourists had made 427 in their opening innings. patrick gearey was watching in leeds. england are head in this test match. they lead by two runs. they had to fightjust to they lead by two runs. they had to fight just to get that. it they lead by two runs. they had to fightjust to get that. it has been a dramatic day. james anderson, two from the first two matt ball is. shane, first ball, a duck. moeen ali putdown jermaine shane, first ball, a duck. moeen ali putdownjermaine blackwood. it could have been better for putdownjermaine blackwood. it could have been betterfor england. 169. a healthy lead into the lunch interval. england were under some pressure given they were so far behind in the test. they lost alastair cook. they also lost tom, a play attracted secure his —— player trying to secure his place. and then this happened with shannon gabriel. joe root has been dropped, even out lbw, but overturned it. englan

this is the latest score from headingley, the west indies are 185- to from headingley, the west indiessenal. the chile international is out of contract next summer and is yet to agree a new contract at the emirates. sanchez scored 24 league goals for arsne wenger last season. pep guardiola, the city boss, sold sanchez to arsenal when his was in charge at barcelona. another man who's out of contract at arsenal looks set to join chelsea. the premier league champions have agreed a fee of £40 million for alex 0xlade—chamberlain. the england midfielder has turned a new deal at the emirates. stoke have signed defender kevin wimmer from tottenham for £18 million on a five—year—deal. the austrian becomes stoke's seventh arrival this summer. and jordan pickford has been ruled out of england's world cup qualifiers against malta and slovakia with a muscle injury. the uncapped everton keeper picked up the injury during sunday's premier league defeat at chelsea. the newly appointed chair of uk sport, dame katherine grainger, will meet representatives from british badminton and the ten other unfunde

england hold the advantage heading into the final day of the second test against west indies at headingleyther 317 runs to win on tuesday after ali made 84 to help his side declare on 490—8. patrick gearey was watching in leeds. i think you could make a case for this being the best test match we have seen in england all summer. it was absorbing, with momentum in both directions. it did so several times today alone. joe root started at the crease. he added overnight to make 72 before being caught. the next player was dropped. a costly mistake for the west indies. he grafted for 50. important in the match. ben stokes play beautifully. lovely attacking cricket. unfortunately he was caught on the boundary. still not sufficient. they lost a cluster of wickets. ba i rstow not sufficient. they lost a cluster of wickets. bairstow went to a reverse swee p of wickets. bairstow went to a reverse sweep when it wasn't needed. they needed moeen ali, who soothed the nerves of everyone. he made 84 beautiful runs. he batted at number eight. no one is better at that position in the world. chris woakes was a

a good day for west indies at headingley. more for you at 6:30pm in sports day, thank you.. 0ur reporter adina campbell is at a very busy euston station in london. what's the story? you just have to look behind me to see just how busy it is here at euston station tonight. hundreds of people looking at those information board is hoping to get to where they need to be, along with commuters trying to get home tonight as well. this, of course, is because of this massive engineering project which starts tomorrow, which closes euston station for two days. it's a multi—million pound projects costing more than £130 million. it involves 17,000 engineers who will be extending platforms to make way for longer trains, as well as preparation work for a test to and improvements to tracks and improvements. services will be disrupted. the west coast main line, services to london from those areas, there will be disruption, and no trains into london. the engineering work isn't just trains into london. the engineering work isn'tjust in london, there are others in the midlands, wales and in th

best of the action from the opening day of the second test between england and the west indies at headingleyith the tourists much improved after their demolition at edgbaston. it's nearly time for the way in what do conor mcgregor and floyd mayweatherjr have in store to each other as they face after the last time before the fight in that radius? we will look to the women's world cup final in by to the women's world cup final in rugby with england hoping to take the cup. now it's time for the film of you. —— film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? a splendidly mixed bag. we have detroit, the new movie by kathryn bigelow. we have logan lucky, which i keep wanting to call lucky logan because it looks like the look words should be round way. and tom cruise is back doing his best in american made. i'm glad you got a logan lucky issue because i had as well.” made. i'm glad you got a logan lucky issue because i had as well. i keep wanting to say lucky logan. detroit, i've seen

it's not going to be as warm as that in headingley.lly as the cloud increases through the day and there's just the small chance of one or two like light showers. most of the wet weather continues to be further north close to that area of low pressure, and that will push the wetter weather generally clear from northern ireland across scotland. further south, some drier conditions, one or two showers perhaps and temperatures of 1a to 16 degrees. into the start of the weekend then and we've got rain mainly in scotland but it's going to be pushing out to the north sea, it's going to take a while for things to improve across eastern scotland but a much better day in western scotland and northern ireland, generally dry with some sunshine. some sunshine for england and wales, maybe one or two more showers drifting further south and you can see the difference in temperatures, again peaking in the south—east around about the mid—twenties. a lot of those showers will have moved away as we head into the second half of the weekend. so if you do ca

now, the cricket continuing at headingley will see some sunny spells. by monday and glorious weather for the spells. it will be breezy by monday and glorious weatherfor the notting hill carnival, in fact warmer for the bank holiday and sunspots reaching the upper 20s. there is a range of whether an off of the bicolour days... i want a shiva barbecue whether the sunday evening dry, warm sunny spells around. monday will see a change, the big picture not looking so promising if you're in scotland and northern ireland because the frontal system is getting closer and that will pick up is getting closer and that will pick up the win, produce more cloud and produce outbreaks of rain south of past... monday evening will see... to the south that the rest of england and wales by the one sunshine, if anything walmart sunshine. a range of weather on monday and as you might imagine a range of temperatures as well. quite cool you have the strongest winds you will see rain the plans but of the 20s there, 28 in london. ken harvey may been downgraded but top. but that w

headingley got to see a yorkshireman in early. joe root escaped. so to ben stokes.t always does. a record equalling 12. persistent and poignant. as a boy, he would have been among them. the list alger did not last. —— the list alger. one mistake remained outstanding. he can become uncatchable. on 98, out of nowhere, a chance. the rage understandable. a century that might never have happened and upon which, england have relied. gabriel, the lack of capturing, allowed stoke to reach 100. that was good by an simulator. england 258 all out. for them it was a day that should have gone far better. it could have been far worse. it is international cricket the bowlers did a good job. they contained really well and picked up wickets when they needed to. i thought they did well as a single unit. f1 returned after the summer break and lewis hamilton has set the pace ahead of this weekend's belgian grand prix. after being pipped by kimi raikkonen in morning practice, the three time world champion was comfortably quickest in his mercedes this afternoon, nearly half a second ahea

michael atherton thinks so — west indies beat england by 5 wickets at headingley.e in which it was claimed she was placed with a muslim foster family. adina campbell is at the east london family court now. this has obviously become a very high profile case. what's the latest? as you say, a judge high profile case. what's the latest? as you say, ajudge here in east london has now decided that the girl will be looked after by a family member. this comes after recent newspaper reports that the girl was being cared for by ruslan foster carers and it is claimed that went against her christian heritage. _by went against her christian heritage. —— by muslim foster carers. it's also claimed the girl was encouraged to speak arabic. tower hamlets council has rejected the claims, saying that the girls looked after by an english speaking family of a mixed—race origin. the reports in the papers has led to widespread controversy. we've had reaction from the children's commissioner england and longford who said after reading reports in the newspaper that she had ongoing concerns

this is how it looks currently at headingley with the west indies 15-0.inues. the british number one's been knocked out in the first round of the us open, losing to the unseeded serbian aleksandra krunic. konta was among the favourites for the title and could have ended the tournament as world number one. konta took the first set, but the world number 78 fought back to leave konta still looking for that elusive first grand slam title. it would be quite obnoxious of me to come in here expecting that i have a right to be in the second round. i am very much aware that to get that opportunity i need to work very hard. so, me losing in the first round is not ideal, as it is not for anybody. anybody coming here wants to be in for as long as possible. but i lost to a better player today. unfortunately, that is how sport goes. there was a successful return to grand slam tennis for maria sharapova following her 15—month doping ban. the russian beat world number two simona halep in three sets. sharapova was given a wild card to enter the main draw. she's currently

it's not going to be as warm as that in headingley.t the small chance of one or two like light showers. most of the wet weather continues to be further north close to that area of low pressure, and that will push the wetter weather generally clear from northern ireland across scotland. further south, some drier conditions, one or two showers perhaps and temperatures of 14 to 16 degrees. into the start of the weekend then and we've got rain mainly in scotland but it's going to be pushing out to the north sea, it's going to take a while for things to improve across eastern scotland but a much better day in western scotland and northern ireland, generally dry with some sunshine. some sunshine for england and wales, maybe one or two more showers drifting further south and you can see the difference in temperatures, again peaking in the south—east around about the mid—twenties. a lot of those showers will have moved away as we head into the second half of the weekend. so if you do catch a shower you're going to be quite unlucky, a lot of dr

england won the toss and decided to back against west indies at headingley. innings and 200 telly—mac 209 runs. england can run 19—0 in short time ago. alastair cook 11 not out. bowing out with a victory — four—time olympic champion mo farah with victory in the five thousand metres at the diamond league finale in zurich. 34—year—old farah is switching to road running. it feels amazing to win. i have enjoyed mcaleer, a long journey but i have enjoyed, i have mist the track and the people but notice a new chapter in my life to go onto the roads and see what i can do. this was the opening goal, made the fa ns this was the opening goal, made the fans pretty happy but this is everton who reached the group stages of the europa league. everton are among those to confirm their place in europa league group stage draw, which takes place on friday. west from our saint 0liver buck from leipzig. he became the most successive scottish player ever and gimmick isa successive scottish player ever and gimmick is a west brom debut on sunday. whether you love it or hate it, the

a day of sunscreen and sunhat rather than umbrellas at headingley and also on monday, for the secondaland. for many, dry evening with clear skies and sunny spells. some isolated showers in scotland. one or showers into the far west, particularly for the island of western scotland. temperatures in rural parts of eastern scotland and northern england at the lowest around 8—9. but most staying in double figures. mist and fog patches first thing tomorrow morning will clear. more clouded in western scotland throughout the day, patchy rain and drizzle. any early showers in england and wales should fade away. it should be a dry day forjust about all and feeling warm again when the sun comes out, perhaps a degree or so higher than today. good news for those at notting hill carnival, hotter by monday. dry for the leeds carnival. these weather fronts on the charts push into the north—west. the further south and east, high pressure in charge, a few morning mist and fog patches, lovely star in england and wales. cloudy in the north and west later. outbreaks of rain and gusty winds spreading acro

plenty of the action from headingley and manchester united taking on leicester in the late game in theomen have been killed in a crash involving a mini bus and two lorries on the m1 near milton keynes. two lorry drivers have been arrested. counter—terrorism police say a man suspected of deliberately driving at officers outside buckingham palace last night — also had a four—foot long sword. torrential downpours as hurricane harvey hits texas, with reports of 42 centimetres of rain falling in one area. now on bbc news — the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? a splendidly mixed bag. we have detroit, which is the new movie by kathryn bigelow. we have logan lucky, which i keep wanting to call lucky logan because it looks like the look words should be round that way. and tom cruise is back doing what he does best in american made. i'm glad you've got a logan lucky issue because i have as well. i keep wanting to say lucky logan. detroit, i've seen many rave reviews a

wrap up the series against west indies with victory in the second test which starts tomorrow at headingleyber of england's batsmen are still unsure of their places. captain joe root thinks they'll come good. this is another opportunity for them. and as i said, they are desperate to stand their mark on test cricket. it's a different pressure all the time. and there are different things that we have to overcome. but i'm fully expecting they'll be able to do that throughout the series. there is one big cricket match at the moment. it's a bit different, though. (00v)a mixture of former cricketers and celebrities involved. . including it's the test match special 60th anniversary match in leeds. a mixture of former cricketers and celebrities involved including radio 1's greg james who dropped this at slip. he was on his phone and on air at the time. there's been some impressive batting from mcbusted drummer and former strictly champion harryjudd, clearly as at home with a cricketball as he was beneath the glitterball. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout

the cricket at headingley, as it continues for the next few days, things will warm up. the time we get to monday. as to the women's rugby world cup final in belfast on saturday evening, a fair bit of cloud around, by then, but is likely dry, and temperatures will ease away after the warmth of the day. now, this is a picture through saturday night. it's looking dry for nearly all of us. the odd mist and fog patch developing, after a clearer night on saturday night in sunday morning. so temperatures for some of us will be a little bit lower. but a fine start to sunday. there will be a bit more cloud about in northern scotland. a bit more breeze, too — some patchy light rain to be had. but the vast majority will be dry. i don't necessarily expect clear blue sky. there will be some areas. sunday looks like it will be a warm day, too. eastern scotland, temperatures will get to 20 celsius, but the higher temperatures will be in england and wales, low to mid—205. that will continue on monday. ahead of the weather system, more outbreaks of rain in scotland and northern ireland

patrick geary live at headingley. we will look forward to the final day.tennis major of the year the us open is under way at flushing meadows. despite andy murray being out injured, there is already a british player through to the second round. kyle edmund the highest ranked british man at the tournament is through. after beating the 32nd seed robin haase in straight sets. the second set was the toughest for the 22—year—old. he kept his concentration despite a row with the umpire over line calls. he went on to take the match in straight sets, in just under two hours and will play nicolas almagro or stevejohnson of the united states next. british youngster cameron norrie beat dmitry tursonov when the russian retired through injury in the third set. norrie, who came through three rounds of qualifying, was leading by two sets to love at the time. heather watson though is out, her poor run at flushing meadows coontinues. she's never won a match at the us 0pen, knocked out in the first round by alize cornet. despite winning the junior tournament in 2009, the br

two west indies batsmen hit half centuries — as england's bowlers struggle in the second test at headingley

it's a great opportunity, to do that here at headingley where i have watched a lot of cricket played.inion. the former boxer ricky hatton has labelled it "pure showbiz." mcgregor himself though challenges anyone who doubts it's a genuine contest. this is two men swinging blows to the temple, you know what i mean, so as to not people think with the eight ounce gloves, and i don't fight? it's disrespectful from eight ounce gloves, and i don't fight? it's disrespectfulfrom my opinion. i have witnessed it from pundits and analysts all over, as well as media. whatever, they will see two men go at it and risk it all on saturday night. that's all the sport for now. see you again in half an hour. the police watchdog says the former singer ian watkins could have been arrested for child sex abuse nearly four years earlier, if the south wales force had investigated complaints about him. let's get more on this from our correspondent in cardiff, mark hutchings. remind us about the case. it was a truly shocking case. we had a global rock star, adored by millions who privately was carrying out the m

in sport, ali makes 84 to put england if control of the second test at headingley.l out the visitors on the final day tomorrow to take a 2—0 lead in the series. kyle edmund has won the first set in his opening round match the us open. heather watson is a set down in her opener. craig levine has been re—appointed as the manager of hearts moving from his previously role of director of football. i‘m back with more on all those stories later. #6 german prosecutors say a nurse who is serving a life sentence #6 who is serving a life sentence for murdering two patients, may have killed 84 others. niels hoegel was convicted and jailed two years ago — for giving lethal drug injections to intensive care patients. investigators have exhumed more than a hundred bodies of patients who died in clinics where hoegel worked. 0ur correspondent in berlin, damian mcguinness, told me how details of this case first emerged. as you said in 2015, this man was convicted to life sentence for the two murders. now, evidence was shown that he had indeed murdered patients who were in his care, i

shai hope's historic century helped them to a famous victory, on a thrilling final day at headingley.looks nice. low —— love cardamom... the great british bake off returned to our screens last night. we will be asking if the new recipe tickled the taste buds of one panel of viewers. and carol has the weather. good morning. across the north of the country today, we are looking at a breezy day, with sunshine and showers. warmer than yesterday. further south, though, it is the opposite. we have some persistent rain particularly in the south—east and it will feel colder than it was yesterday. i will have more details inis yesterday. i will have more details in 15 minutes. good morning. first, our main story: there has been unanimous condemnation of north korea's firing of a ballistic missile overjapan at a meeting of the united nations security council overnight. pyongyang has described the launch as the first step of operations in the pacific. the un security council has described the launch as outrageous, but stopped short of threatening further action against north korea. suzanne kianp

a day of sunscreen and some hearts rather than umbrellas at headingley and also on monday, for the second the rain stays clear of belfast this evening for the women's world cup final between england and new zealand. for many, dry evening with clear skies and sunny spells. an isolated shower in scotland. one or showers into the far west by, particularly for the island of western scotland. temperatures in rural parts of eastern scotland and northern england at the lowest around 8—9. but my staying in double figures. mist and fog patches first thing tomorrow morning will clear. though clouded in western scotland throughout the day, patchy rain and drizzle. any early showers in england and wales should fade away. it should be a dry day forjust about all and feeling warm again when the sun comes out, perhaps a degree or so higher than today. good nose for those at notting hill carnival, potter by monday. drive for the leeds carnival. these weather fronts on the charts push into the north—west. the further south and east, high pressure in charge, if you morning mist and fog patches, lovely star

we are looking fine at the test match at headingley.a bit more breeze by monday. for the notting hill carnival, glorious weather. temperatures head up even further by the time we get to the bank holiday. the winds will remain quite light. here is how it is looking to sunday evening. if you are planning a barbecue, you are in good shape. but as we go through sunday night, the rain starts to gather a bit more towards the north—west of the uk into northern scotland. some outbreaks of rain moving through. 0n towards the northern isles as well. the wind is picking up. these overnight temperatures. monday's big picture looks a little different. high pressure being squeezed away, weather fronts coming in. they are poised to move their way southwards through monday into tuesday. what that means for monday — that means for scotland and northern ireland, more cloud, stronger winds, and outbreaks of rain moving south. monday, some will be moving into northern england and north wales. whereas to the south of that, it will be notjust dry, but plenty