it came to ravindra jadeja to take the ninth.d ravindra jadeja with another wicket. they had lost ten wickets for just 104 runs. another wicket. they had lost ten wickets forjust 104 runs. to lose another wicket. they had lost ten wicketsforjust104 runs. to lose a series 4—0 is one thing, but to lose like this displays out weak streak for wider than england imagined. alastair cook will have to consider his future, starting on the plane home. a difficult to for england. questions inevitably asked about the england ca ptain‘s future questions inevitably asked about the england captain's future and alastair cook had to face the press... it's the wrong time to make those decisions, because your energy is low, you know, morale is low. and you can make some foolish decisions at the time. so while there's not a test match for seven months, it will seem very foolish to stand here now and make a decision, which either you regret or you don't. so, if there was a test match in three weeks‘ time, then you'd have to think. now there is a bit

keating jennings, a gentle return catch to jadeja. now chennai awoke.land's only incentive was to deny them victory by batting all day. with the help of an lbw review, root fell to six. jonny bairstow on one — up, up and out. jadeja's catch, who else? still moeen ali fought to 44, then this. oh, mo. the six wicket was stokes. dawson soon followed 40, and the england dressing room, speechless. with over an hour left in the day england lost their eighth wicket. dressing room, right. back camejadeja to take the ninth. still over half an hour for india to wrap it up. jake ball batted, jadeja bowled his seventh wicket, england all out for 207. they'd lost ten wickets forjust 104 runs. to lose a series 4—0, to lose like this displays a weak streak far wider than england imagined. and alastair cook will now consider his future starting on the flight home. joe wilson, bbc news. typical day to finish a typical tour. questions asked about alastair cook's future, the england captain faced the press. it's the wrong time to make those decisions, because your energy

jadeja once more the ball us. first out. jadeja once more the ball us. india were off and running. india were off and running. keaton jennings, a gentle us. india were off and running. keatonjennings, a gentle return catch to jadeja. now chennai woke up. after monday, england's only incentive was to deny them victory by batting all day. with the help of an lbw root fell for six. and then this for one. jadeja, who else? moeen ali fought to get to 44. and then this. oh no. six wickets was stokes. the england dressing room was speechless. with one hour were left, england lost wickets number eight. the dressing room, right. and then the night was taken byjadeja. still a bit left. and then the seventh wicket. england out for 207, losing ten wickets in just 104 runs. to lose a series 4—0 and to lose like this displays a weak streak far wider than england imagined. alastair cook will now consider his future starting on the flight home. joe wilson, bbc news. a difficult day to end a difficult tour. questions asked about alastair cook's future. he had to face the press. it is the wrong time

keaton jennings, a gentle return catch to jadeja. now chennai awoke.tory by batting all day. with the help of an lbw review, root fell for six. jonny bairstow on one, up, up and out. takes it. what a catch that is. jadeja's catch, who else? still moeen ali fought to 44, then this. 0h, mo. the sixth wicket was stokes. dawson soon followed for 0, and the england dressing room, speechless. with over an hour left in the day england lost their eighth wicket. dressing room, right. back camejadeja to take the ninth. still over half an hour for india to wrap it up. jake ball batted, jadeja bowled, his seventh wicket, england all out for 207. they'd lost ten wickets forjust 104 runs. to lose a series 4—0, to lose like this displays a weak streak far wider than england imagined. and alastair cook will now consider his future starting on the flight home. joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. all change on the weather front and not much christmas spirit in this forecast for the remainder of this week it turns increasingly stormy at times. the first

ravindra jadeja took seven wickets. when he wasn't bowling, he was fielding.. jadeja's catch, who else! moeen ali fought to 114, then this... commentator: taken. oh, mo. a fifth test defeat of the winter loomed, it went without saying there was nothing to say. with over an hour left, eighth wicket. england dressing room, right. jadeja finished thejob. when the wins stop, the buck stops with the captain, so will cook resign? it's the wrong time to make those decisions because your energy energy is low. you know, morale is low and you can make some foolish decisions at the time. so why there's not a test match for seven months, it'll seem very foolish to stand here now and make a decision. well, england need cook in the team, scoring runs. that might seem far more easy without the burden of captaincy. joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's tomas schafernaker. we won't like it? no, i can walk out now, if you like. yesterday we left the forecast on a bit of a gloomy note. this time yesterday and it looks like severe gales are on the way. it i

jake ball batted, jadeja bowled, his seventh wicket, england all out for 207. they'd lost ten wickets forjust 104 runs. to lose a series 4—0, to lose like this displays a weak streak far wider than england imagined. and alastair cook will now consider his future starting on the flight home. joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. all change on the weather front and not much christmas spirit in this forecast for the remainder of this week it turns increasingly stormy at times. the first signs are arriving in the far north and west where we've got widespread gales to northern ireland and scotland, severe gales unexposed north facing coasts. on top of that some very heavy rain. at least the heavy rain clears through quickly due to the strength of the winds. not bad for the rest of the afternoon across eastern scotland, spots of rain and into the lake district and west wales. central and eastern areas, a better day in comparison to recent in terms of sunshine coming through an isolated showers on channel coasts. a little fresher than recent days, temp

keating jennings, a gentle return catch to jadeja. now chennai awoke.ing all day. with the help of an lbw review, root fell to six. jonny bairstow on one — up, up and out. jadeja‘s catch, who else? still moeen ali fought to 44, then this. oh, no. the six wicket was stokes. dawson soon followed 40, and the england dressing room, speechless. with over an hour left in the day england lost their eighth wicket. dressing room, right. back camejadeja to take the ninth. still over half an hour for india to wrap it up. jake ball batted, jadeja bowled his seventh wicket, england all out for 207. they‘d lost ten wickets forjust104 runs. to lose a series 4—0, to lose like this displays a week streak far wider than england imagined. and alastair cook will now consider his future starting on the flight home. joe wilson, bbc news. it's it‘s the wrong time to make those decisions, because your energy is low, you know, morale is low. and you can make some foolish decisions at the time. so why there‘s not a test match for seven months, it will seem very test match for se

ravindra jadeja was the pick of the indian bowlers, claiming a career—best seven for 48.m keatonjennings and alistair cook settled some early nerves for england. the last six england wickets though went for just 15 runs. to add to the indignity england's first—innings score of a77 is the highest by any side that has gone on to lose by an innings. but the victory confirms why india are the top ranked test team in the world. i would say it is a complete performance, from the time we were put under pressure in the first game to come back and win the test matches and coming from behind in all four games. we lost four tosses and event winning three games out of thatis and event winning three games out of that is very satisfying. as a captain, ifeel that is very satisfying. as a captain, i feel it was a complete series for us and everyone contributed at different times. the lower order stands out for me. well earlier on former england captain michael vaughan came to see us in the bbc sport centre and he thinks india were simply a better team throughout the series. the rat coley

india's ravindra jadeja took four wickets. the indian captain thinks cook will go.e it is close to calling it quits from his perspective. he has earned the right to have a period at home. we will wait and see. he is a stubborn chap, he is eventually very, very tough. he has probably been through this kind of spell 2—3 times in his captaincy spell and carried on. looking at his face today and its body language in particular in the last few test matches, it looks like he might be thinking about calling it a day. the twice wimbledon champion petra kvitova is undergoing a potentially career—saving operation after a knife attack. the world number 11 says she's ‘fortunate to be alive' after the attack during a burglary at her home in the czech republic. the full extent of the damage won't be clear until kvitova emerges from surgery. celtic can go 1a points clear with a win over partick thistle. brendan rodgers's side are on course for victory at the moment. they lead 1—0 at celtic park. peter take on notts county for the right to take on chelsea in the third round. —— pet

ravindra jadeja took seven wickets.e merseyside derby move them up to second in the premier league. it was not until the 94th minute at goodison park that sadio mane reacted fastest to break the deadlock. liverpool are within sight of chelsea, they are six points clear at the top. we deserved to win, but there were a few close situations. it was only because we were still awake that we could win. with the changes we made, we gave the stability and experience. it was good, and of course a bit lucky, but we are good. really disappointed. we conceded a goal in extra time, eight minutes, it was the fickle, it was already difficult to keep one point. the eight minutes was killing for us. sir dave brailsford has told a committee of mps that the package at the centre of the uk anti—doping investigation in cycling contained an over—the—counter decongestant. it isa an over—the—counter decongestant. it is a legal —— it was delivered to the team bus on the final day of the 2011 criterion to doe fan, one by sir bradley wiggins. sco

asha jadeja is highly respected as a venture capitalist, angel investor in more than a hundred siliconley startups, closely affiliated with stanford university, and an active philanthropist. chris punongbayan is executive director of asian americans advancing justice, asian law caucus. thank you all for being here. now, this is meant to be a stimulating conversation, so feel free to jump in with your thoughts and ideas like you would with friends, because we are all friends here. all right? welcome. you know, cheryl cited the growing asian-american population in the u.s. this has historical basis, of course, in a very important piece of federal law that passed 50 years ago. so, chris, let's begin with you. how did the immigration and nationality act open the door for immigrants, specifically for asians? >> mm-hmm. so that law was really transformative for all immigrants but particularly from asia. prior to 1965, there were quotas sealing limits on immigrants from certain countries, but in 1965, the doors were opened wide. prior to 1965, there had only been 1.5 million immigrants from a