among other things, there is an -- in iqbal itself. among other things, there is an obvious alternative and non-invidious explanation of the list merger decision. given the uncertainty about the status of detainees, the list merger was undertaken to avoid the inadvertent release of a dangerous terrorist. third, defendants violated no clearly established right. it would not have been clear to every reasonable defendant that merging the lists in the wake of the 9/11 attacks would be unconstitutional rather than risking premature release of a detainee. i think the easiest way for this court to resolve this case is through the iqbal pleading theory, but given this court costs admission that the existence of the bivens remedy is an antecedent question that we should address first, let me start their. justice ginsburg: you seem to be assuming that the whole case is about the merging of the list with the other list, but i thought this was identified as a prison conditions case. >> that broader theory was raised and rejected by every judge to

he got another but iqbal struck back. he made bangladesh believe.with great power comes great responsibility. once yadav removed iqbal there was some doubt. it echoed down the order. their spell ended shorter than where it might. with a target of 265, it takes more than that to worry india. they have dar one first, the top run scorer will stop and in comes officially the best one—day batsmen in the world, virat kohli. -- one—day batsmen in the world, virat kohli. —— they had darwan on first, the top run scorer. virat kohli was getting towards 8000 one—day test runs. pakistan versus india is a lwa ys runs. pakistan versus india is always a final, and this time it is the final. i think it is a 300, 310 wicket. to reduce them, to 260, we never let them get there. from that point of view it was pretty clinical by the bowlers. looking at how flat the wicket was, as well. it's the first round of the us open in wisconsin. rickie fowler took the clubhouse lead with a record equalling seven under par 65. the best opening round in the tournament since 1980. t

he got another but iqbal hit back, he's a batsman who makes bangladeshis believe.th great power comes great responsibility, once yadav removed padding there was a vacuum, doubt echoed down the batting order, bangladesh short of where they might have been. target 265, it takes more than that to worry india. after all first that they have shikhar dhawan, the tournament top run scorer. get him out, as they eventually did, and then comes officially the best one—day batsman in the world, talib. the guy at the other end had more in the school board than either of them, rohit sharma, century. kohli past 8000 juande ramos en route to the victory, a victory that sets up a potential classic. out because of what surrounds it india against pakistan is always a final, this time it is the final. patrick gearey, bbc news at its best and. wicket is 300, 310 par wicket and to get 260, that was good. we never let them get to six per over. from that point of view it was clinical by the bowlers, especially looking at how flat the wicket was, i think they adapted really well. at the st

tamim iqbal out for 95, and a further three wickets fell for just a solitary wrong—headed, 182 all outame. it didn't last too long as australia could at least get their chase under way but with more rain expected they may not get a chance to finish it. ben croucher, bbc news. that rain really causing problems. they have just come off again. australia 83—1 in the 16th over, 20 overs will count as a completed match with australia well ahead of the run rate at the moment. it looks like the weather will thwart the rest of the match so we will keep you updated through the rest of the programme and into the evening. so rain at the 0val and the forecast isn't great for cardiff tomorrow where england play new zealand. joe wilson has been wading through the puddles and looks ahead to a game which if england win, will put them into the semi—finals. here we are at a cricket ground in cardiff but no cricketers, just some groundsman anson covers, gloomy, never mind, press on, opportunity for some indoor exercise for england's cricketers today in a very competitive format going on, ben stokes taking

today's game, this was their top scorer, karen iqbal. 0nly this was their top scorer, karen iqbal.set a paltry target for the indian side. that was called for a six, taking him to his century. virat kohli, the fastest player to 8001—day international runs, he hit the winning runs for his country and it'll be india versus pakistan in the final. it be a belter. we don't need to build it up a belter. we don't need to build it up any more. every time they play against each other, they haven't played a test match since 2007. the fa ns played a test match since 2007. the fans certainly love watching these sides play. and the gold? rickie fowler is the leader. —— the golf. look down the leaderboard, dustinjohnson, three golf. look down the leaderboard, dustin johnson, three over, golf. look down the leaderboard, dustinjohnson, three over, the defending champion, the world number one, he really struggled with his putting. sergio garcia, the masters champion, he is on two under par after six. early days, thanks very much. boxing, floyd mayweather, conor mcgregor is on. floyd mayweather is c

bangladesh were bowled out for 182 — despite 95 from tamim iqbal. reply, reaching 83—1 before the rain arrived just four overs shy of what would make it a completed game — and the match has been abandoned. so rain at the oval and the forecast isn't great for cardiff tomorrow where england play new zealand. joe wilson has been wading through the puddles and looks ahead to a game which, if england win, will put them into the semi—finals. here we are at a cricket ground in cardiff, but no cricketers. just some groundsmen and covers. gloomy, never mind. press on, the opportunity for indoor exercise for england's cricketers today in a competitive football match going on. ben stokes has been taking part, payne three for several days. one of several players staying over the weekend, the threat of terrorism after the attack there in this tournament has been part of the conversation. you may remember at the back end of last year, the captain wouldn't go to bangladesh for security reasons. but as for the champions trophy, eoin morgan is now sure that they mus

bangladesh opener tamim iqbal made 95 for the tigers with three sixes including this one off the bowlingc responded for the australian's taking iqbal‘s wicket and two others in the same over towards the end of the innings with a modest target of 183 set for victory. in response david warner remained unbeaten on a0 as the rain set in and forced a no result meaning australia need to beat england in theirfinal group match on saturday if they're to qualify for the semi finals. i think it makes the equation pretty simple for us. we have to beat england and i think then we are through. i haven't really read into all of what will happen. i think we just have to beat england. i can remember 2016 world cup, we got one from australia and it really helped us. this time, we have a great chance. you never know. straightaway, we have to beat new zealand and then we have to wait for a few days. our new zealand and then we have to wait for a few days. 0urjob is to play ha rd for a few days. 0urjob is to play hard against new zealand and if we can go through, you never know. the french cyclist arnaud dem

with chris woakes injured, tammy iqbal picked off those left, going into a superb century.n two balls, they had a good score but they may have had more. england had hoped and bangladesh had something to cling to. jason roy scored one. alex hales would not miss out. no risk, runs everywhere. passing 50, within a shot of 100. this is it... that was it. bling behind, job route batting on a sore ankle. limping over the line. —— joe root. batting on a sore ankle. limping over the line. ——joe root. a fitting scorer of the winning runs. for england, the perfect end to the beginning. patrick gearey, bbc news at the oval. this horse will be hoping to win the epsom derby on saturday — flat racing's premier event. this is eminent, and his father is the great, undefeated frankel. but unlike other frankel foals, which have sold for millions of dollars, eminent failed to sell at auction. but trainer martin meede saw something in him, and persuaded owner sir peter vella to invest. so far theirfaith has been rewarded and tim hague's been to the home of british horse racing — newmarket — to

with chris woakes injured tommy iqbal picked off those left, owing to a superb century but as the bangladeshings was including they gave it to much air and pop, two wickets in two balls, a good score that they might have got more so score that they might have got more so england had hoped, bangladesh also had something to cling to because jason roy is called one. alex hales would not miss out, no need for a risk, runs everywhere, he got to within one shot of 100. this was it, that was it. hobbling behind him,joe was it, that was it. hobbling behind him, joe root, batting on a sore ankle he limped over the line, test captain, one—day centurion and fitting scorer of the winning runs. for england the perfect end to the beginning. patrick geary, bbc news, at the oval. joe root again underlining why he is one of the best in all formats of the game. ebony rainford brent is with me. as patrick mentioned, joe root got a calf injury in that match and yet still went on to achieve his tenth 0di century. he quite some player. is a bit of a superman. what i liked about his innings, wickets go quite quick

thanks largely for a 166 partnership between tamim iqbal and mushfiqur. was the first wicket to go. a real disappointment for him. he has failed to reach double figures in the past six matches. suggestions thatjonny bairstow could replace him at the top of the order. at the moment england going along nicely. joe root nearing his century. another odi century for him. eoin morgan as well, the captain, has come in. england will be hopeful they can get those —— the runs they need which would see them come away with a victory in the opening match of the champions trophy. indeed. important that for england because they have australia and new zealand to play in their group. that is all the sport for now. thank you. the ulster unionist party have launched their election manifesto. the party's leader, robin swann, set out policies including strengthening northern ireland's place in the united kingdom, better regulation of the northern irish assembly the ulster unionist party have launched their election manifesto. better regulation of the northern irish assembly a

i'm nomia iqbal, here in the splendid elgar concert hall at the university of birmingham, and on stageere in the concert hall. with me is our audience, people from all different backgrounds, different political allegiances, and with just one week to go before the big vote, they have a lot of questions about a wide range of issues. they will be putting those questions to our panel of guests from different political parties. with us today is shailesh vara from the conservatives, khalid mahmood from labour, baroness sheehan from the liberal democrats, bob dhillon from ukip, and leanne wood from plaid cymru. following the horrific terror attack in manchester last week, campaigning for the election had been suspended. of course it has now resumed. but the events of manchester are still very much on people's minds. i was in the city reporting and i am from manchester. there were a lot of questions being asked in the aftermath. let's begin the debate today with talking about what happened in manchester, looking at some of the issues that came from it. let's go to our first question. in light

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part, england's fielders spent their time chasing, and sometimes even that was pointless, once tamim iqballlenge, to dismantle the platform bangladesh were building. it can be frustrating work. but nobody said it would be easy, or particularly friendly. patrick gearey, bbc news, at the oval. the actor roy barraclough has died, at the age of 81. he was best known for playing the rovers return landlord alec gilroy in coronation street — and for performing alongside les dawson. our arts correspondent david sillito looks back at his life. i will have it seemed to. roy barraclough was alec gilroy for more than 30 years, the tightfisted theatrical agent. elizabeth and alexander... and running britain's best—known northern pub, the rovers return. alec was good at looking after the pennies and a bit short on romance. go on, kiss me. julie goodyear who played his wife said she was devastated, she treasured the lives they shared, they were, she said, just like a married couple. i can't take you anywhere. i nearly had a flush. his other long—running tv role was another on—screen double act in which h

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england having really struggled, it is iqbal at the moment. moving to 300, if not beyond that. for england to respond now with that scoreboard pressure. not the best start. thank you. it looks like french winger antoine griezmann won't be going to manchester united — according to sources close to the club. it had been widely reported that united were making griezmann their top target this summer and were close to triggering the escape clause in his contract with atletico madrid. but it seems united have turned their attention away from the winger to concentrate on signing a main striker. their first test takes place this weekend but british & irish lions head coach warren gatland says there'll be a battle for the number ten shirt. the squad begin their tour of new zealand on saturday taking on the provincial barbarians. owen farrell, dan biggar and jenny sexton will compete for the fly half spot — with the irishman starting this weekend. but gatland has said the other two are likely to start in the following two games. knowing that three of them, they are desperate to all want

australia took three early bangladesh wickets but tamim iqbal, who made a century against england lastat's all sport for now. the whole borough market area following on from saturday's attacks and we willjust to remind you there isa and we willjust to remind you there is a vigil tonight due at 6pm tonight. a vigil to remember those who died and were injured here on saturday. 18 people still in a critical condition. we will have more from the hospital in a moment. let's hear first of all some reaction from the archbishop of canterburyjustin reaction from the archbishop of canterbury justin welby has reaction from the archbishop of canterburyjustin welby has been talking and giving his reflections following saturday's atrocity. throughout certainly the last 500 years, throughout history in many ways, that religious tradition, scriptures have been twisted and misused by people, and sometimes the way in which religious leaders through history of all the major faiths have behaved permits and occasionally encourages that. and we have to say that if something is happening within our own faith

bangladesh were bowled out for 182 — despite 95 from tamim iqbal.fore the rain arrived just four overs shy of what would make it a completed game. they are due to resume again at eight 30 but it's started to rain again. great britain had a disastrous day at the america's cup semi finals, after a broken wing ruined their chances against new zealand. in race one of the day in the bahamas, ben ainslie's boat ground to a halt with a mechanical issue. as new zealand took the win, the damage was so severe that britain couldn't take to the start line in race two an hour later — so they're 2—0 down in the first to five races playoffs. so fingers crossed ben ainslie can engineer another amazing comeback. that is all the sport from me. tonight sees the last of the bbc special question time programmes, featuring the party leaders. tim farron and nicola sturgeon are in the hot seat before a studio audience in edinburgh. it had originally been scheduled yesterday but was postponed after the london bridge terror attack. it has been a busy day in for the political

tamim iqbal, the opener, did the damage.gladesh and it was that third wicket partnership that he put on with his partnership that he put on with his partner who made 79, they made 176 together hoping to egg helping bangladesh post that 305,000 six. england made the worst possible start, openerjason roy went for one as he chipped down the leg side and was caught by rahman. that continues a bad run of form the jason roy who hasn't posted a total in his last six innings but alex hales steadied the ship with an impressive 95, he fell five runs short of what would have been a sixth odi century. and ably assisted by joe have been a sixth odi century. and ably assisted byjoe root, who was looking impressive himself, closing in on looking impressive himself, closing inona looking impressive himself, closing in on a century as well. that would be his tenth odi century for england. eoin morgan is at the crease with joe england. eoin morgan is at the crease withjoe root england. eoin morgan is at the crease with joe root at the moment.

after losing three early wickets, opener tamim iqbal has been the main resistance with an unbeaten halfbald, a kayedian is the first victim to be named. she was visiting london for the first time. 36 people are still being treated in hospitals across the capital. 18 of them remain in a critical condition. now a look at how the markets in europe have ended the trading session. the stock market has been fairly quiet, heading down, but not because of the attacks on saturday. it‘s the whitsun holiday in many european countries and trading is fairly subdued and investors are being fairly cautious ahead of the election on thursday. the big story is the diplomatic and economic isolation imposed on qatar by saudi and other arab states. it has had a small negative effect on some stocks in london which the qatar investment authority has a stake in — the miner glencore, ba rclays bank. the pound is proving to be a lot more resilient of late. it‘s up a touch today despite an unexpectedly weak set of numbers on the service sector — banking, retail, tourism entertainment and so on and unimpressive ca

the damage was done by camier iqbal, who made a sensational score of 128, his ninth odi century comingstandout one—day bowlers. in reply, england needed to score quickly. they failed to do so. jason roy went for just one. quickly. they failed to do so. jason roy went forjust one. he scooped a shot down the leg side caught by rahman off the bowling of mortaza. he will be bitterly disappointed. increased clamours forjonny ba i rstow, increased clamours forjonny bairstow, opening the batting for yorkshire at the moment, to come in to replace him. joe root has come into steady things. a short while ago there were 71—1. they have a huge amount of capabilities in the batting department through this side. england, as one of the pretournament favourites, are hosting the tournament once again. there is a certain amount of pressure, not just from there is a certain amount of pressure, notjust from the scoreboard, but in front of an expectant home crowd. a fascinating afternoon of cricket to come. absolutely fascinating. the pressure will be on. thank you. andy murray is on court in the second ro

iqbal made 128. rahim made 79. that did the damage.op of the order and throughout their entire batting order. eoin morgan will feel confident they can chase down that total. england the holders. they have never won a major 50 over tournament. the pressure is on england to perform. with the scoreboard pressure, it is going to be interesting how this afternoon pans out. thank you. andy murray is on court in the second round of the french open — he‘s facing world number 50 martin klizan. the slovakian took the first set 7-6. the slovakian took the first set 7—6. murray is serving for the second, where it is currently 5—2. the pair have met once before, a match that murray won. he has never won the title at roland garros. britain‘s kyle edmund is up against argentina‘s renzo oleevo this afternoon. it looks like french winger antoine griezmann won‘t be going to manchester united — according to sources close to the club. it had been widely reported that united were making griezmann their top target this summer, and were close to triggering t

let me introduce you to harris iqbal, who is here, good morning. i'm victoria, nice to meet you.ping. we are an international humanitarian organisation that works in crisis hit countries around the world, and we have been here since the onset of this emergency providing hot food, hot food provisions, blankets, pillows, necessary essentials for families to keep going in a very difficult time. i wonder, families to keep going in a very difficult time. iwonder, if families to keep going in a very difficult time. i wonder, if you would be so kind as to show some of the... i have mentioned to the audience some of the things that have been donated, but if we can walk down here, you can talk through. what are people saying to you? the community response has been overwhelming, you can see the very generous donations that have come in all sorts of forms, from clothing to baby kit, nappies. you can see around you, also saw things that have been distributed and provided for the families that have been affected. we are currently at a stage where we are at capacity and unable to accept anymor

the bbc‘s nomia iqbal has met with women in manchester who told her about their concerns. and in the last few months, one thing has dominated conversation. we need more security. people wearing to hijab have been attacked, they pulled their hijab. have you changed your daily life know people who have? people are more wary now. kettle of opening the door and went go out at certain times of night. —— careful. make sure your children are with you at all times and they aren‘t allowed to go anywhere unless you accompany them. there are so many messages going on social media and everybody is telling them what has happened and to be wary. the muslim side are terrorists but the extreme right at just people that are angry and annoyed. no, you are both terrorist. if non— muslims canjustify annoyed. no, you are both terrorist. if non— muslims can justify what they are doing, why do i have to sit and justify what these extremists, whatever you want to call them, are doing. since manchester, we have seen doing. since manchester, we have seen women doing. since manchester, we have seen