fittingly it was hope to score the winning runs to secure a famous victory for west indies.es to the final test at lord's. if it's half as good as this, it will be some game. we can now hear some of the reaction from a memorable day's play at headingley. we are test cricketers 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

west indies have proved eve ryo ne global game.e proved everyone wrong, over five days they have been consistently brilliant, perhaps they're catching the only thing which has not been but the batting and bowling and general attitude has been superb. if they can win this i think they only now need eight runs, it will set up a fascinating decided to the series at lord's. england will have scrutiny back on them given the ashes are coming up, they will want to win the series and would have hoped to have w011 series and would have hoped to have won it 3— nil but now they will have do try to win 2—1. if west indies can pull off this victory it will really be some achievement. and we will update you that —— on that. just two days to go until the summer transfer window closes and we're hearing manchester city are due to make a formal approach to sign alexis sanchez from arsenal. the chile international is out of contract next summer and hasn't yet agreed a new contract at the emirates. sanchez scored 2a league goals for arsene wenger last

west indies 81-4 in many in fancy dress. west indies 81—1; in their second innings.ing a contest a long time ago. not sure how much we have learned about that pink ball, but we have been reminded of the huge gap between these two teens. flags can be waived in celebration oi’ flags can be waived in celebration or raised in distress. hope had gone in the first over today, one of them. anderson got kyle hope as a bowler, and then in the next over dismissed powell as a fielder. they run out. next, roston chase gone without score. james anderson, the pink ball wizard. within the first hour, the younger hope brother was out as well. toby roland—jones had struck and then again, lbw no doubt, at least from not from the umpire. it is hard to make the pink ball shine, but england were trying. whose turnout? roland—jones, meet jermaine blackwood. that is the west indies spirit, isn't it? blackwood made 50. kemar roach, but broad was too good. look out blackwood played him. even in test matches, there is a lwa ys him. even in test matches, there is always something new. when cum

arejust host of criticism, the west indies are just trying to focus on their cricket.tled to their opinion. i can't change or control that, so i just opinion. i can't change or control that, so ijust urge the guy is not to focus on it. some guys use it as motivation, but every individual is different. we can't control it. you have to go back 17 years since the west indies last won a test in england and they haven't won a series away from home against the team, other than bangladesh and zimbabwe, since 1995. but england will have to be wary of a fightback. we know that there is talent, desire, a lot of want to prove people wrong and we don't want to be on the end of... the other end of that. we come in on friday morning and wherever it may be we are putting in a strong performance and the effort will be unquestionable. as the england, selection is the main issues surrounding their side. the hosts made one change, with chris woakes returning from injury in the place of toby roland jones. at question marks around some of the newer members still remain. this is another opp

west indies day, west indies test match.this game. who would have thought we would be saying that on saturday evening. it's time for the talking to stop and there's certainly been plenty of it, not least between the two protagonists involved in tomorrow's mornings bout in las vegas yes not yes, not long to go to discover if the mixed martial artist superstar conor mcgregor has what it takes to to beat the greatest boxer of his generation, floyd mayweather. richard conway is in las vegas. and, richard, the stage is set. what if the atmosphere like? the atmosphere has really built up yours here in las vegas. a lot of fans from ireland commie into the city. they have made it a party atmosphere. they are very clear that they want to see conor mcgregor beat floyd made weather. it is a very tasker of course. —— floyd mayweather. tickets for the event are very expensive. the weigh in with a free ticketed events. a lot of violent fans. that is the most opportunity they will have to see conor mcgregor in the flesh. lots of them will

england's cricketers are gearing up for a "step into the unknown" as they prepare to face west indiesirst test in the three—match series in birmingham will be the first day—nighter to be played in england, and also the first involving england. west indies have already played and lost a day—night test when they faced pakistan in dubai last year, but it's a whole new experience for the hosts. ijust don't i just don't know what to expect. the australian guys i know say the twilight period the ball nips around but then the pink ball co said the ball went quite soft quite quickly so we ball went quite soft quite quickly so we have to be so adaptable on the day. we are going in with a com pletely day. we are going in with a completely clear mind and learning on thejob, almost. i think completely clear mind and learning on the job, almost. i think the team who will come out most successful is the team that reacts more quickly. the west indies team manager joel garner has criticised the professionalism of his country's top players saying they must "prepare to work hard" and "make sacrifices"

power was dropped and west indies were one down, 44 scored. when rain came. reminder why day—night test match cricket may struggle to catch on in england. english summer nights can be cold and wet. time for some football lines for you now and liverpool have rejected a third offer from barcelona for phillipe coutinho. it's understood the latest offer for the brazilian midfielder is in the region of £114 million. the club have already rejected two bids from barcelona, the last 100 million euros, and a week ago issued a strong statement insisting no offers would be considered, prompting coutinho to hand in a transfer request. tottenham have signed defender davinson sanchez from ajax in a reported club record £42million deal. the colombia centre—back has agreed a six—year deal and will be the premier league club's first summer signing. the deal for sanchez will ease some anxiety for spurs fans who were concerned about the clubs lack of summer signings compared to their rivals — the deal is all of course subject to a medical and a work permit. over at stamford bri

and coming up in sportsday on bbc news: the west indies are chasing a famous win on the final day ofond test at headingley. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. japan's prime minister says his country is facing an unprecedented threat, after north korea fired a missile over its territory. the missile was fired eastward from pyongyang at six in the morning local time. it potentially has the power to carry a nuclear warhead, and it fell into the north pacific ocean, 700 miles off the japanese coast. in a moment we'll look at the international community's options, but first rupert wingfield—hayes reports from tokyo. siren this is how people in northern japan were awoken atjust after six this morning. "a missile is passing", the announcer says. "a missile is passing, please find shelter immediately." at city hall, there are frantic phone calls. is there any damage? this is not a practice, this is real. a north korean missile has just flown overhead. translation: my phone was by my bed. suddenly it started ringing with alerts. i really shocked. translation: we have nowhere to

and at edgbaston, england crush the west indies in the first day—night test in britain. spain's interior minister says the terror cell behind the attacks there this week has been broken up. officials believe the cell consisted of 12 young men, most of them moroccan nationals. one man — younis abu—yaqub — is still at large. police searching for him say they believe he may have been the driver of the van which mowed down so many people on thursday in barcelona, killing 13 and injuring 130. from there, james reynolds reports. the king of spain. determined to show that barcelona has nothing to fear. symbols of rule from the capital in madrid are not always welcome in the catalan region but in the aftermath of thursday's attack, king felipe vi is met with cheers. this footage from a museum security camera appear to show part of the assault on las ramblas. the attackers‘ van cares down the avenue. passers—by run for their lives. the authorities say they have broken up the network responsible for the attacks in both barcelona and the coastal town of cambrils. at first, investig

who looks after the west indies‘ captain? to prove themselves.ything won't be handed to you on a platter. i'm accepting the challenge and the group are supporting me thoroughly and i really appreciate it. i think we will be in for something special in the years to come. one place this match will be scrutinised is the dukes 0r headquarters and that‘s where a pink cricket ball will be produced to be able to play after dark. fundamentally, it's the same as all the wall—macs. the colour, the surface finish, we are trying to get it as near as possible to the original. warrington are putting this to the test. england will play australia in adelaide under light, soak ina australia in adelaide under light, soak in a way, this match will give them some practice so is itjust a one—off or is it the future?” them some practice so is itjust a one-off or is it the future? i don't know if the honest answer. a big pa rt know if the honest answer. a big part of the reason we are doing this is because of the ashes this winter. ask me in five days‘ time. it‘s going

and who looks after the west indies captain? no one.t is something i really enjoyed. there have been tough days but that is life. but everything will be handed to your platter. i accepted the challenge and as i said before the team support me and i really appreciated. i think we are infor really appreciated. i think we are in for something special in the year to come. one place where the test match will be scrutinised is the headquarters in london, the manufacturer that england favour. the other working hard to produce a pink cricket ball that can be used under floodlights test matches that will just be normal. under floodlights test matches that willjust be normal. we have than 18 months of research and batters have been made and rejected and another about and so on until the got the right colour. it was fundamentally the colour on the surface finish and we we re the colour on the surface finish and we were aiming to make the ball and it is possible to classic bowls so there is no difference. they believe there is no difference. they b

few expected the west indies to bat with the care and attention they have. 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, condemning kyle. the windies could only watch. hope runout, helpless. this west indies team had been proving people wrong all test long. there is no sign of surrender. a match that has held the attention through nearly four and half engrossing days continues to offer something for everyone. strictly come dancing's class of 2017 lined up at a glitzy red carpet event last night in which new head judge shirley ballas also made her first appearance. bruno tonioli paid tribute to the show‘s host for many years, sir bruce forsyth, who died 10 days ago. 0ur entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba reports. glitterballs and glamour, sequins and sparkles. this year's new celebrities together for strictly. they have been busy rehearsing for their launch

and west indies batsman shai hope breaks records as his side beat england in a thrilling second test in leeds. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with tennis news from day two at the us open and the shocks keep on coming. defending women's champion angelique kerber has been beaten in the opening round by japan's new york raised naomi osaka. the german's serve was broken with blistering returns like this from osaka, who then went on to again break on match point and claim a 6—3, 6—1win and a first victory ever over a player ranked in the top ten. i was always believing until the end that i can turn around the match because i turned around a lot of matches but yeah, she played good, especially also at the end of the match and i'm always trying to go for it when i have the chance and today, i mean, shejust went for it. i think she took her chances and she played a very good match but for me for sure it wasn't the best day and not the best match. the player kerber beat in last year's final is through to the second round. number one seed karolina pliskova saw off poland's

sunday lunchtime, west indies in front, more focus on the under pressure batting line—up for england,ase, 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 gabriel. england were in big trouble, it would have been worse had joe root been caught. we knew with three seamers in the line—up, we had to ask them to come back for more spells and if they were able to bowl in a decent partnership to weather about storm, it is quite a quick scoring ground if you get bad balls. it is whether they are a good spells and make sure we had enough wickets at hand to try and capitalise when they do have to come back for the third and fourth spells. lewis hamilton has trimmed sebastien vettel‘s championship lead to seven points after victory in the belgia

they have had a difficult day against a much improved west indies.is 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 red, liverpool out on their own. the third came. those that could p

now, that's the west indies spirit, isn't it? kamara roach, but broad toogood.wood played him. even in test matches, there is always something new. it was 168 all out, but they we re new. it was 168 all out, but they were batting again. the first man in the second innings gone. the floodlights were on but they could make out the pink ball all the way into his hands. the west indies 60—3, over 280 behind, with the lights on and hours left to play. there must be a strong chance that england could win the match today, rather tonight. thank you. manchester united have beaten swansea 4—0 in their second match of the season, they've now scored eight goals in just two games. jose mourinho felt his team was "confident from the first minute" as they continued their impressive start to their premier league campaign. patrick gearey reports. if you believe in the power of patterns and signs in sport, then maybe this is manchester united and jose mourinho's year. whether he has beenin jose mourinho's year. whether he has been in his second season, he has w011 been in his sec

we'll have the latest from edgbaston as england make early inroads into the west indies top order.or a third time liverpool say philippe coutinho is not for sale. it was a strong start for the americans but team europe's women golfers are fighting back on the first day of this solheim cup. hello — welcome along tonight. let's head first to edgbaston to catch up on the cricket and the country's first day—night test match. our correspondentjoe wilson is there for us. great early start for england. absolutely, and another great day for alastair cook, england's leading test match player, and he looked relaxed and positive when i saw him, maybe he knew what was coming. double century for him today. let's show you how he got to 200. this piece of action is rather symbolic, not just of cook's piece of action is rather symbolic, notjust of cook's batting but also west indies' fielding, it went down to the boundary and it went over the boundary rope. nothing alastair cook can do about that, his job is just to smile and score runs and he does it still in test matches better than a body. we w

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 for passports. —— stumbling. joe root escaped. so to ben stokes, the west indian catching up ben stokes, the west indian catching up to their bowling. joe root went 250 for a record equalling i2 up to their bowling. joe root went 250 for a record equalling 12 is draped test. persistent and poignant, as a boy, he would have been amongst them. joe root went for 59. having corrected one early mistake, one remained outstanding. ben stokes is often outstanding. having been dropped, he can be uncatchable. but a c

wrapping up our look at best selling nonfiction books according to indy bown is the hidden life of trees and parent -- sarah night sky. you can watch them on her website a website book tv.org. they recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they are reading the summer. what is on your reading list this summer and why. i just finished reading american gods. i read multiple books at the same time. the fanfare and the new series. it was an interesting read. i'm also reading the market discipline it is an old book from 1985. that talks about branding and brand management. i'm finishing up a book called against the tide which is about economic thoughts prior to the walk of nations and then after. whenever i'm working on it at the moment. it is always good to have a grounding and some of the basics. it's really interesting to hear what people are saying. it was one of the takeaways. i always think it's important to read something about your craft. my job is to get a message out. with the book biography and history that you read in the past. they recommended for other congres

west indies in theirfirst innings, 8—1 and may be quite glad that it has just started to rain.ty changeable this weekend, but not as turbulence as today. thanks to this weather watcher, we saw a lot of rain in eastern and western areas of scotland. heavy thundery downpours developed quite widely. all of this was brought in on a pretty strong wind, particularly for wales and the south west. we could see gales on the south coast this evening. some dry weather by the end of the night for many and temperatures 12—13. it stays changeable into saturday, but not quite as turbulence as today. there will be fewer showers and some spells of sunshine. the showers most likely in scotland, northern ireland, northern england and wales. in many southern areas it should be dry for in many southern areas it should be dryfora in many southern areas it should be dry for a good part of the day. still breezy, but not as windy as it been today. no great shakes in temperatures for this time of year. the showers will fade away during saturday night and it will turn dry with clear spells. it will be co

when west indies solve one problem, and other prom ptly indies solve one problem, and other promptlyars. the west indies will be pleased they did not lose a wicket in that final session tonight. a bold declaration from the england captain, joe root. it was. not what many people expected. he declared without letting james anderson backed. perhaps the first sign of him putting his stamp on the england captaincy, not something many people think that alastair cook would have done. england still well on top. james anderson will fancy his chances of taking his 500th test wicket tomorrow that he needs another three to stop we saw moeen ali with a bat. the picture is starting to spin. that will make it difficult for the west indies for that there was still hope to take something from the match but england are well in charge. that is saying something considering where they we re something considering where they were a day or so. the england fans behind you will have been pleased to see today some strong performances in the end and batting line—up. we saw six of the batsmen in the middle and l

the west indies once set the world standard in test matches.ribbean. that will not help the west indies. there are two more to go. they will be conventional matches. a5 for the day—night match, i think that the people really tried to make it work. a fantastic effort from the whole squad. the way we batted a5 a side was fantastic. the application we showed. we took it from the last two games into this one. it is about continuing to do that. we wa nt it is about continuing to do that. we want to be more consistent. in the premier league, manchester united fans may well have their heads in the clouds after another impressive performance. liverpool also won, but arsenal came un5tuck at stoke. adam wild has the details. football is rarely straightforward. but it can look that way if you are doing well. 24—0 victory so far, manchester united are keeping things simple so far. i just want to let the horses run. they were magnificent. it took some time for swansea to find the freedom. running away with it. three goals in four rootless minutes. —— ruthle

but who looks after the west indies captain? my teammates support me.eally enjoy. there have obviously been tough day. that is life. everything is not going to be handed on a platter or easy. it is about accepting the challenge, and not only me, the group. they have supported me and i appreciate it. once we keep this core players together we will be special in the yea rs together we will be special in the years to come. one place where the test match will be scrutinised in particular is the duke sport headquarters in london, the manufacturer that england savour —— duke's ball. they will make a pinball to be used underfloodlights and test matches, which willjust be normal. in realistic terms about 18 months of research and batches being made and then another batch and so on before you get the right colour. the ball is fundamentally the same as all of the balls we make. it is fundamentally the colour and the surface finish and we are aiming to make the ball as near as possible to all the other bulls we make, so there is no huge difference. warwickshire ar

and a day after their dramatic second test win against england, more good news for the west indies asio 5live's ‘tuffers and vaughan show‘ that he wants to come back to test match cricket. gayle says he has an arrangement with the west indies cricket board to return to the test team ‘when he wants.‘ he has concentrated on t20 and 50—overs cricket in recent years. i don‘t want to retire just like that from test cricket. if it doesn‘t happen, so be it. but yes, i‘m looking forward to it. and you can hear more from chris gayle on the tuffers and vaughan podcast on the 5live website or your usual provider. chris froome has taken a big step to winning the vuelta a espana title as he opened up a one—minute, i9—second lead on the field after today‘s stage ii. froome increased his overnight 36 second lead as he finished second to colombia‘s miguel angel lopez in calar alto. with second placed esteban chaves losing over two minutes today, froome now leads vincenzo nibali by 79 seconds, with chaves in third. froome is aiming to become the first rider to win the tour de france and vuelta in the

but credit to the west indies, they played fa ntastically well the west indies, they played fantasticallyve sets. he had been worried prior about a niggling back injury that caused him to miss the cincinnati masters. in the end it was the drama, the back and forth. it was very exciting. i really enjoyed myself even though maybe i was tired and nervous at the end. but it was very cool to be part of that match. there's been another major shock in the women's draw. world number 45 naomi 0saka from japan beat defending champion angelique kerber in straight sets — the first time in 13 years the champion has gone out in the opening round. and it's only the second time in us 0pen history. angelique kerber's bad form continues. tropical storm harvey appears to be moving northwards after battering the american city of houston with record—breaking rain forfour days. more than twenty people have died. a night time curfew is in place to deter looters as rescue operations continue. yesterday president trump arrived at the town of corpus christi to visit those affected by the flooding. let's listen to

the west indies cleared their lead. the west indies cleared their heads and battled on.ave the chance to take control of the match. they have every chance of doing that. they have at last lost a wicket. stuart broad bowling craig braithwaite. the first time. england will need more wickets where that came from. hopefully for them in the arab are still left to play. it has been a remarkable turnaround. —— flavour them in the last hour left play. conor mcgregor and floyd mayweather have weighed in for the fight that will take place in las vegas in the early hours of tomorrow morning. it will be, mcgregor‘s first ever pro boxing match. floyd mayweather is unbeaten, but is 11 yea rs mayweather is unbeaten, but is 11 years older than his opponent at 40 yea rs years older than his opponent at 40 years old. you can listen to that in the early hours of tomorrow morning from 4am. that is on bbc radio five live. and the bbc sport website. lewis hamilton secured the 68th pole position of his career for sunday's belgian grand prix, equalling michael schumacher‘s record. the british d

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the worry for the west indies is their batting. in a short setting for the close...ght by james anderson. they lost 19 wickets on the last day of the last test, there will be a worry they will colla pse there will be a worry they will collapse again tomorrow. but even so much improved for them. england will be pleased their key players stood up be pleased their key players stood up again,joe root be pleased their key players stood up again, joe root so consistent and ben stokes making one under. but the worry is the problem that dogged them all some are still there. they surrounded some of their batsmen, players they brought in and they keep telling us will find form before the ashes, haven't done so. and we are running out of time. there are less than three months before the first test in brisbane. that means only a maximum of three test innings for england to get those players ready. thank you, patrick geary outside at headingley. it's been called the billion dollar fight — the countdown continues to floyd mayweather‘s comeback against ufc lightweight champion cono

west indies crumbled to 137 all out and the game was over in just three days.'s spell means he's moved above sir ian botham's tally of 383 test wickets, which he describes as a special day. he's obviously been a hero of mine, watching him bowl and play. the influence he has had on me, his performance against australia was inspirational. it is great to chat to him now. you can see how happily is for me. it's a special day and a wonderful team performance. but it was lovely to get that three wicket speu was lovely to get that three wicket spell towards the end of the day to see us spell towards the end of the day to see us home. arsenal manager arsene wenger has expressed his disappointment with the referee after his side's 1—0 loss at stoke. after dominating the first half, arsenal were undone by stoke after the match, wenger complained that arsenal had been denied a goal and a first—half penalty. it's a difficult defeat to swallow, because i think that with the chances we had, we should have won the game comfortably. of course, it is not welcome for us. on top

england need seven wickets to win, the west indies 122 runs, predictions are futile.er, mason crane, what a catch. six wickets remaining. england couldn't get the important one. shai hope made 100 for the second time in the match, unprecedented on this ground. others helped, but it was fitting that he scored the runs which secured victory before time ran out. on a day of hope and history at headingley. patrick gearey, bbc news, in leeds. finally, she starred as queen victoria in the critically acclaimed film mrs brown. now two decades later, damejudi dench is playing victoria once again, this time as the ageing monarch in the final years of her life. victoria and abdul tells the true story of the close, but controversial friendship which grew between the queen and an indian clerk who'd been sent to present her with a gift for her golden jubilee. our arts editor, will gompertz, reports. 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 yo

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yes, west indies, you're batting again. and it went on.y taking wickets with this ball. oh, well, thanks. no one was going anywhere, except forjermaine blackwood. stumped. light was taking effect. so was broad. two wickets in two balls. very good. cookes catch. but minutes later, the big one. stuart broad's 284th wicket in test matches, second in england's all time list, ahead of ian botham. england won the test match at 8:46pm. excellent and poignant. the west indies once set the world standard in test matches. they'd lost 19 wickets in one day. the teams shook hands miles apart. we know there is restructuring going on in the caribbean. that will not help the west indies players here. there are two more tests to go in these series. they will be conventional matches. as for the day—night experiment, i think that the people of birmingham and the ground really tried to make it work. he has obviously been a hero of mine, watching him bowland he has obviously been a hero of mine, watching him bowl and place throughout my younger years, the inf

the west indies once said the world standard in test matches. that will not help the west indies. there are two more to go. they will be conventional matches. as for the day—night match, i think that the people really tried to make it work. a fantastic effort from the whole squad. the way we batted as a side was under it. the application we showed. we took it from the last two games into this one. —— fantastic. in the premier league, there was another impressive display from manchester united as they beat swa nsea manchester united as they beat swansea by four goals to nil. liverpool also won, but there was defeat for arsenal at stoke. football is rarely straightforward. but it can look that way if you are doing well. 24—0 victory so far, manchester united are keeping things simple so far. --2 4-0 victory is. i just want to let the horses run. simple so far. --2 4-0 victory is. i just want to let the horses runm took some time for swansea to find the freedom. running away with it. three goals in four rootless minutes. romelu lukaku, paul pogba,

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

the west indies, a fantastic performance from them yesterday.o win the second test and level the three—match series. west indies were chasing over 300 runs to win on the final day. but two crucial dropped balls from alistair cook, and a century to shai hope and 95 from kraigg brathwaite, set the platform for the stunning victory. we're test cricketers for a reason. we know that we came here to play cricket, and we just need to go out and execute. we heard a lot of things in the media. we decided you wouldn't bet on this. we looked at ourselves in the mirror, and decided we could play cricket. at no point were we complacent. we looked at the conditions, it was spinning. it was the fifth day, and we took the positive option. we wanted to try and win the game. we're a positive side, that wants to go on and try and win test matches. unfortunately we we ren't able to do that today, but if we'd taken all of our chances, it might have been slightly different. but credit to the west indies. they played fantastically well today. alex 0xlade—chamberlain h

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 yesterday, it was picked up

sport now, and a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, an incredible win for the west indies andstart with cricket and an historic day at headingley where the west indies won their first test match in this country for 17 years when they beat england by five wickets to win the second test and level the three—match series. it was also a special day for their young batsman shai hope. patrick gearery was watching in leeds. a remarkable test match ends with a five wicket victory for west indies in the closing overs of the final day with gloom all around us in leeds. this was a victory very people have expected of them before the test match. the rupee people expected before this estate was that england had set them 322 runs to win and took two wickets in the morning session, kieran powell and kyle hope, of russia to be run out at the non—striker‘s end. then kraigg brathwaite, who had been dropped at the morning session, went about with shai hope. things got pretty flat here. england got brathwaite before the tea break, caught off the bowling of moeen ali, brathwaite five short of his c

west indies will resume this afternoon trailing by a70 runs, with nine wickets remaining.ed club record £42million deal, subject to a medical and a work permit. the colombia centre—back has agreed a six—year deal, and will be the premier league club's first summer signing. in just over an hour, swansea and manchester united will kick off the weekend's premier league matches. other fixtures today include liverpool are at home to crystal palace, leicester will host brighton. the late kick off is stoke city against arsenal. chelsea play tottenham tomorrow. it'll be spurs first premier league game to be played at wembley while their new stadium is being completed. mauricio pochttino's side flopped at wembley last season after moving their champions league home games there, but the manager says the team only have themsleves to blame, not the stadium, if they perform badly. for me, always, in argentina and in spain, to be at wembley was a big dream. another have the facility to play every two weeks, i sometime every week, or maybe side games in one week, and it's a problem? come

on july 30th, 1945, the "indy" with nearly 1,200 on board sank in just two minutes. sailors and marines escaped the sinking ship, only 317 of them survived, after enduring days adrift in the shark-infested sea before being rescued. only 22 are alive today. >> what they did needs to be remembered, and not just for getting they were heroes. >> reporter: tonight the discovery resurfacing the courage and resilience of those who gave their lives in the service of our freedom. steve patterson, nbc news. >>> coming up, a summer camp that's making a major difference in the lives of kids copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death

west indies will resume this afternoon trailing by a70 runs, with nine wickets remaining.ve just kicked kick off this weekend's premier league matches. 0ther fixtures today include liverpool are at home to crystal palace, leicester will host brighton. the late kick off is stoke city against arsenal. the score is goalless currently between swansea city and manchester united. tottenham have signed defender davinson sanchez from ajax in a reported club record £42million deal, subject to a medical and a work permit. the colombia centre—back has agreed a six—year deal, and will be the premier league club's first summer signing. chelsea play tottenham tomorrow. it'll be spurs first premier league game to be played at wembley while their new stadium is being completed. mauricio pochttino‘s side flopped at wembley last season after moving their champions league home games there, but the manager says the team only have themsleves to blame, not the stadium, if they perform badly. it is where the football was born. for me, always, in argentina and in spain, to be at wembley was a big

cricketing news that england are well on top after the opening day of the first test against west indiese played in the uk, and the first involving england, and it saw alastair cook and skipperjoe root rescue their side after a slow start and two quick wickets, both scoring centuries

a costly mistake for the west indies. he grafted for 50. important in the match.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 at nine. they hoped to get some west indian batsmen out. england did not take any wickets but then the chances of victory on the fifth day. we may see jimmy anderson's chances of victory on the fifth day. we may seejimmy anderson's 500 chances of victory on the fifth day. we may see jimmy anderson's 500 test cricket. it is not certain. you hopefully want to bowl. it was overcast. it is nice to bat when the sui'i overcast. it is nice to bat when the sun is out. when it is overcast, it is not as easy. it is a bit slippery. hopefully

the west indies must be thinking about what might have been.e interest. the last a wicket before the close. cot by alistair cooke and the west indies last night workers on the last day of the last test, there will be a worry there will be another collapse under u2. strangely frustrating day for both sides but west indies much better. that is all the sport for now. breaking news coming into us. they are reporting a man has been arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm on police after two officers received minor injuries outside buckingham palace, the official residence of the queen here in london. they seek no other injuries have been reported and officers remain on the scene at the moment and enquiries are ongoing. the queen is usually at balmoral in scotla nd the queen is usually at balmoral in scotland at this time of year. it is unlikely that she or any of the senior members of the royal family we re senior members of the royal family were at home at buckingham palace. we will get more information on that. the press association are repo

west indies will resume trailing by a70 runs, with nine wickets remaining. won that dramatic olympic gold. with a team made entirely of england players, it capped the country's most successful period in the sport. today, many of those players will begin england's defence of their european title in amsterdam. lizzie greenwood hughes reports. the most magical moment in our career. it did not feel real. great britain have won the olympic gold medal. something we dreamt of our whole lives. it has been crazy. that golden moment was the result of a carefully planned transformation of british and away from the olympics english women's hockey. starting with bronze in london 2012, european gold in 2015 and hokey‘s holy grail in 2016. england are ranked number two in the world and start the title defence of one of the favourites. we have something to that new talent in the team. the combination is going to be fast, exciting, a good tournament. if england other team eve ryo ne tournament. if england other team everyone wants to beat the goalkeeper is the one they want

i said before, i had such a good indie miami, then things have gone downhill since then really.ims there are concerns over players health and says there needs to be "robust conversations" about the busy schedule on the men's tour. david haggerty, the president of the international tennis federation is worried following the withdrawal of five high—ranked players at the us open, including three former champions. he's also been talking to our tennis correspondent russell fuller. tennis is such a physical sport. i think it has changed over the years. and the one thing that we know is we wa nt and the one thing that we know is we want what is best for the players and spectators as well. and tennis understands this. and i think together as a group we have meetings next week, the seven stakeholders. the itf thinks it is very important and the other stakeholders that we produce the best events that we can and have the players there. the season and have the players there. the seasonis and have the players there. the season is a long season. players that play well and go long into a tourn

it could have been a 70 or 80 all out for the west indies. keep the strike at the end when cummins was run out, a direct hit from west lyng. 346 behind. it sometimes seems that the follow on is going out of fashion, butjoe root decided to enforce it. his bowlers were plenty fresh. we have the west indies batting again here in their second innings a short time ago, they were 14 without loss. as we stand here, there is the possibility that this test match could finish today. we could play on well past 9pm, but there is nobody here in edgbaston or in world cricket who wants to see the west indies disintegrate. absolutely not. but good to see england going strong. thank you for joining us. manchester united continued their impressive start to the new premier league season with another 4—0 win — this time over swansea at the liberty stadium. jose mourinho claims he merely "let the horses run freely" in the second half, as three goals in four half minutes ensured a pulsating finish in wales. patrick gearey reports. if you believe in the power of pa