they included jake ball, back in contention for the final bowling spot in the team. ween him and craig 0verton. ball said he has recovered from the injury he picked up in the warm up match in adelaide. from the injury he picked up in the warm up match in adelaidelj from the injury he picked up in the warm up match in adelaide. i thinki have my eyes closed a split second and thought did it hurt. it did. but i got some movement. walking did not seem i got some movement. walking did not seem too bad. as soon as i got the results of the scam, they were positive and from then on, the medical staff have been amazing as sorted me out. back fully fit now. jake ball in with a chance of playing here on thursday and as for australia, they have their own selection issues. their squad has raised eyebrows, with the inclusion of left—field selections like keeper tim paine and batsmen shaun marsh. they have an incredible record here at the gabba, not losing a test match here ryan almost 30 years and not surprisingly they are full of confidence. we know how to lay here and the crowd g

they include jake ball.ntention for the final bowling spotin contention for the final bowling spot in the team. it looks like a shoot out between him and craig gordon. he says he's fully recovered from the ankle injury he picked up in the warm up in adelaide.|j from the ankle injury he picked up in the warm up in adelaide. i had my eyes closed for a split second and i was like, did it hurt? it did hurt at the time but i managed to get some movement when i was out there and walking off, didn't seem too bad. as soon as i had this canon got the results, they were all positive. —— the scan and got the results. the medical staff have been amazing and sorted me out. i am back fully fit 110w. sorted me out. i am back fully fit now. yes, jake ball immers a real chance of playing here on thursday. as for australia, they have had their own selection issues to content with. the squad has certainly raised a few eyebrows and some were fuelled selections. but australia have this incredible record you that the gabba. they

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chris woakes was utterly bamboozled, jake ball brilliantly caught by david warner.h will be tasting pretty good for these australian fans after that horrible collapse by england. six wickets in barely an hour have transformed the mood of this match. but that mood was about to swing once again. a chance and gone! as the gabba‘s glee was silenced. stuart broad with the breakthrough before a bit of moeen magic, trapping usman khawaja and suddenly it was australia‘s turn to tumble. warner inexplicably serving up catching practice. and although peter handscomb thought he had survived, the video umpire decided otherwise. australia four down and in deep trouble. but they recovered thanks to an unbeaten half—century from captain steve smith to cap a day of fluctuating, fascinating fortunes. we feel we‘re in a decent position. i think if we can come out in the morning, get a good night‘s sleep and a bit of rest and come at them hard in the morning, if we nick couple out and you‘re into the likes of starc and cummins, i think that‘s a good position for us to be in. the match

these were the thoughts of jake ball. even at the end of it. these were the thoughts of jake ball.happy, as a team we are happy we have done a lot of research and work on different plans to reach batter and we executed in world today. even towards the end. the plans that we wa nt to towards the end. the plans that we want to execute and we feel we executed them correctly and we are ina good executed them correctly and we are in a good place as a team and as a bowling unit we feel like we're hitting where we want to hit. we are a decent position. if we can come out in the morning and get a good nights sleep and a bit of rest and come out in the morning, it is a good position for us to be in. for australia, an impressive comeback before lunch triggering that england colla pse before lunch triggering that england collapse including nathan lion, their spin bowler. you might remember he made some fairly controversial comments ahead of the first test saying he wanted to end the careers of some of the england players so he was asked in his press conference after the end of play whether he

including jake ball. he is looking to england's final bowling spot in the team.ys he is now fully recovered that match in adelaide. i did have my eyes closed first thing. i managed to get a bit of movement while is out there. this soon as had the scan and got the result back, it was really good. from then on, the stats have been amazing. back in fully fit now. j call in with an real chance. as for australia, they have had their own selection issues. it's raised a few eyebrows, a few left—field selections. shaun marsh. australia have an incredible record here at the gabba. they have not lost a test match here the nearly 30 yea rs. lost a test match here the nearly 30 years. not surprisingly, they are full of confidence. we know how to play there. the crowd always gets behind australia. it'll be great. i'm hoping. it's one of my favourite places. i'm looking forward to getting out there and hopefully making the english uncomfortable. this is something of a fortress for australian cricket. we will see how it goes on thursday. most of the money is going on an aussie

an impressive performance from jake ball and from mason crane, the leg—spinner who may yet have an importanti's side strain be worse than feared. england's women also drew their warm up game ahead of thursday's stand alone ashes test match. australia closed the three—day—game on 182—7. mark selby has successfully retained his international championship title after beating mark allen in the final in china. the world champion survived a late comeback from northern ireland's allen, but selby held on to win by 10 frames to 7 and take his 13th career ranking title, as well as collecting a cheque for £150,000. finally shalane flanagan became the first american woman for a0 years to win the new york marathon. flanagan was a popular winner of her first major marathon as she comfortably beat the defending champion mary keitany. geoffrey kamworor from kenya won the men's race, holding off compatriot wilson kipsang in a close finish. more than 50,000 people took part in the marathon which had heightened security following last week's terror attacks in new york. that's all from sportsday. there'll be mo

days of training to go until the first ashes test gets under way at the gabba here on thursday —— jake balln says they are just concentrating on getting ready for the match. he says england will miss a high—quality player like stokes, but they are taking nothing for granted. you are always planning for every player, you know, who is not in the squad. we will wait and see what happens with ecb, and the courts. we don‘t worry about it at the moment, all we can worry about is getting ready for brisbane and we will take it from there. at the end of the day they have a squad which they think can win the ashes, and for us it is a case of dealing with the squad they have here. he is also a high quality player, but that is up to them. opening batsmen lokesh rahul and shikhar dhawan hit solid half—centuries to lead india‘s fightback against sri lanka in the first test in kolkata. the duo put together a 166—run stand, on the way to india making i7i—i at stumps on day four. india lead by 49 runs, after overcoming a i22—run deficit in their second innings. for runners who perhaps find city marathons a

most of the england team is all but decided, with just one of the bowling places to be filled by jake ball, so overton could be in line for a test debut. and watching back home in south—west england will be his twin, jamie, who is hoping to follow his brother into the england side. born within three minutes of each other, the overton twins have never been far apart. that is, until now. craig overton back on. nice and smooth. while craig is in australia, younger brotherjamie will be watching. 10,000 miles away, back in taunton. the only times when we are in different classes, because mum and dad wanted us to be split up. because if we are together we cause a lot of trouble. we have played literally every sport together. we have always been in the same team. so he will properly find it pretty strange that i am not there, but we spend so much time together, it is nice to get some known. both brothers were tipped the great things. at school they were already tall, and bowling a lot faster than anyone else, so it wasn't long before somerset‘s academy took notice. i can remember the first timei

jake ball, without a lot of experience, bowled well yesterday.land will be pleased with the way the newcomers have adapted to the pressure and adapted to the situation here at the gabba. the question is now, can a push on toward victory? australia have this incredible record at the gabba, they have not lost a test year that anyone for 30 years, and not for england for 30 years. it looks like a tall order. if they can get steve smith early and getting to that the struggle entail they have a real chance. we will keep our fingers crossed, many thanks indeed. england women have done well in qualification. the first fixture as an interim manager saw them win over bosnia tonight. masterminded in part by captain steph horton who scored the opener. the manchester city forward double the advantage shortly after half—time before there was a second—floor steph horton. and the third with well taken free kick. and the forth from the penalty spot. really happy. been doing a lot of work since we have been in post. being a bit more creative and the opportunities

convincing win in their latest tour match against a cricket australia xi and the news that fast bowler jake balle suffering ankle ligament damage in the match. coach trevor bayliss says he's been pleased with the newer batsmen in the side. the more inexperienced batters have spent time in the middle before the start of the series. they're the ones under pressure the most. they've not had a lot of experience of australian conditions, but they've spent some time in the middle. but scoring 60s is not enough. we need 1605. sebastian vettel has won the brazilian grand prix, but the drive of the day came from newly crowned world champion lewis hamilton. he started at the back of the grid, but came through the field to finish fourth. nick parrot reports. sebastian vettel‘s championship hopes ended last time out in mexico, but there was still pride to race for in brazil. with newly crowned world champion lewis hamilton starting from the pit lane after crashing in qualifying, there was only one mercedes between the german and glory. valtteri bottas was on pole, but it went wrong for the firm from the sta

jake ball, a man with not a great deal of experience, he bowled well in yesterday's session so england pleased with the way their newcomers have adapted to the pressure and adapted to the situation at the gabba. the question now is can they push on towards victory? australia have this incredible record at the gabba, they haven't lost a test here to anyone for nearly 30 years and they haven't lost to england here since 1986 so on paper it looks like a tall order for the england players. but if they can get steve smith early this morning and get into the australian tail, they have a real chance. we will keep those fingers crossed. thanks for the moment in brisbane, andy swiss. england's women maintain their winning start in world cup qualifying after beating russia in mark sampson's last match in charge. macro tattoo marley in her first match oversaw a 4—0 win over bosnia—herzegovina. steph orton got the first after the keeper failed to clear. paris doubled the advantage shortly after half—time before horton got her second of the match and england's bird with that well taken freekick. an

to rugby union, and wales will be without lock jake ball and flanker justin tipuric for their final autumnis shoulder in the defeat by new zealand at the weekend and needs surgery, so dragons' cory hill is favourite to partner captain alun wynjones in the second row. tipuric has a thigh injury. finally how's this for a show of muscle at hinckley rugby club over the weekend 7 the east midlands side drove opponents luctonians back towards their own tryline. not content with that they also managed to wipe out the goalposts as well. the game eventually had to be completed on an adjacent pitch. hinckley went on to win but victory came at a cost replacing the posts will cost £7000! an expensive when then! an expensive win then! that's all from sportsday. thanks very much for watching. goodbye. that was the bbc sport centre. stand—by for the papers. we will be with you in a moment, but first some news just in the us. theresa may has arrived in the middle east for a three—day visit and the prime minister said she will use the visit to highlight the need for the uk to build new relationships in the

jake ball impressed with the ball in hand.nd will take a first innings lead of 137 runs into day three. australia with six wickets in hand. andy swiss was watching in brisbane. what an enthralling day we have had for that the pendulum has swung to and fro that ended with honours pretty much even. england have begun the day in a decent position. they batted really well for an hour and a it all went wrong. they lost their last six wickets for 56 runs in barely an hour. 302 all out. australia seem very much in the ascendancy. england's bowlers helped them to fight back. australia subsided to 76—11 at one stage. then a recovery , subsided to 76—11 at one stage. then a recovery, thanks to the captain steve smith and shaun marsh. they guided australia through to 165—11 at the close. another day of fluctuating fortunes but the match is intriguingly poised going into day three. in brisbane, ballantyne homes scored six tries as australia beat fiji by 511—6 in the rugby league world cup. holmes broke his own record for the number of tri

jake ball, the seam bowler, is included over craig 0verton after overcoming an ankle injury. champions league group stages, which delays their possible qualification in the last 16. todd did dortmund so they are through to the knockout stages top of their group. manchester city are also true. england women's captain sarah hunter celebrated her latest cap with a victory at twickenham, the win secures them the series. that is all the sport for now. a judge at the war crimes tribunal this at and landing charges against the former wartime general ratko mladic. he is accused of ordering the killing of 8000 and muslim men and boys in the town of srebrenica in the 1990s. translation: the members of the overarching joint criminal enterprise included several generals. many of the charged crimes were committed by units used as tools in furtherance of the overarching joint criminal enterprise. these included members of the crs and territorial defence and of the supervision of the bosnian serb defence minister. various paramilitary groups and members of regional municipal authorities. we

keeping their cool, pace bowler jake ball and the 11 games. has been holding crisis talks with germany's president after the collapse of negotiations to form a coalition government. mrs merkel‘s centre—right christian democrats and the greens blamed the liberal free democrats for pulling out of coalition talks. the president, frank—walter steinmeier said the country was now facing an unprecedented situation. this is the moment when all of the involved political parties should come to a standstill and should reflect hard, all of the parties represented in the lower chamber of the parliament are obliged to serve the parliament are obliged to serve the country, to serve the general well— being of the the country, to serve the general well—being of the country, and i would expect that the formation of a government would take place in due course. matthew karnitschnig is chief europe correspondent at politico and joins me now from brussels. it is clear that the president once a resolution but there is there anything she can hold onto? the real proble

the final fast bowler spot, which seems to be a straight shoot out between craig 0verton and jake balle with three days of training to go until the first ashes test gets underway at the gabba here on thursday. england's women lost for the second match in a row in hockey's world league series. they were beaten i—0 by argentina in auckland, with this late strike from delfina merino sealing the win. it follows england's 2—0 loss to germany in the opening pool b match — they play china next on tuesday. great britain's 4 man bobsleigh team have won a surprise bronze medal at the second world cup event in the usa. with less than 3 months until the winter olympics, they put aside a difficult off—season to come third at park city behind winner germany. the second team also came 6th to cement britain's best world cup result in four years. that's all from sportsday. don't forget that tennis is an on bbc two at the moment. david goffin against grigor dimitrov in the season—ending world tour is spinal. david goffin a game up. —— in the season ending world tour finals final. more updates throughout

. 0therwise, out between craig 0verton and jake ball.rsday. 0ne one to look forward to. england's women lost for the second match in a row in hockey's world league series. they were beaten 1—0 by argentina in auckland, with this late strike from delfina merino sealing the win. it follows england's 2—0 loss to germany in the opening pool b match — they play china next on tuesday. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. over on bbc2 from 6pm, you can watch the final of the tennis world tour finals — it's david goffin against grigor dimitrov. a new name on the trophy this year. i'll have more for you in sportsday at 6:30pm. thank you. philip hammond says there is no silver bullet to solve britain's housing crisis but heat of the bbc a range of measures to be set out in this week's budget will help get 300,000 homes built a year. he dismissed suggestions the government should borrow tens of millions of pounds to fund a massive house—building programme. this is wh

england's men are in adelaide, jake ball went over on his ankle during the second day of a four day tourstarted their second innings and have a lead of 65. their ashes series begins two weeks today. also coming up in the programme... england head coach eddiejones tells us why lions duo 0wen farrell and maro itoje will be rested for the saturday's autuem international against argentina. and bouncing back — literally — we meet the british trampolining champion who's overcome injury to compete on the world stage... let's have a look at some of the other stories around today. fifa has been urged to make more effort to address risks to workers' rights on world cup stadium construction sites in russia and qatar — the hosts for the 2018 and 2022 tournaments. it's one of 33 recommendations in the first report of the governing body's new human rights advisory board. there's been criticism of conditions for migrant labour in both countries. britain's dimitri coutya has picked two gold medals at the wheelchair fencing world championships in rome.(ani) the 20—year—old world number one beat anton dat

an impressive performance from jake ball and from mason crane, the leg—spinner who may yet have an importantali's side strain be worse than feared. while england's women also drew their warm up game ahead of thursday's stand alone ashes test match. australia closed the three—day—match on 182—7. and could we be a step closer to a world heavyweight boxing unification bout? wbc champion deontay wilder has — in his own words — "declared war" on anthonyjoshua, after retaining his title in the early hours of the morning wilder, who's unbeaten in 39 fights, beat bermaine stiverne with a first round knockout in new york and immediately after the fight challeneged joshua to a unification bout next year. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. this week on the show: beefed up security in the city of love. i don't think there has been a time when we have felt unsafe. birthday celebrations in the basque country. bilbao is beautiful, bilbao is ready for the future. and how to stay in london for a tenner a night. first today we are in paris. for decades, the french ca

convincing win in their latest tour match against a cricket australia xi and the news that fast bowler jake ballng ankle ligament damage in the match. coach trevor bayliss has also been pleased with the newer batsmen in the side. the more experienced batters have spent time in the middle before the start of the series. they are the ones under pressure the most. they have not had much experience, but they spent some time in the middle. but scoring 60s is not enough. we need 160s. england are through to the quarter finals of the rugby league world cup after a 36—6 victory over france in perth. england ran three tries in the first eight minutes and had five by the break, the fifth courtesy ofjohn bateman. it wasn't quite as easy in the second half but two more scores came from jemaine mcgillray to complete the emphatic win. england will play papa new guinea in the last eight next sunday. rugby union now and england head coach eddiejones says his team will need to improve after a battling victory against argentina yesterday. england won by 21—8 at twickenham, with tries from nathan hughes and semesa

jake ball say that he is sick and 100% ready to play.ssed the last warm—up game because ofan ankle missed the last warm—up game because of an ankle injury and insist that he is now ready to battle for a place on thursday. i think it is what has made the injury a little bit more frustrating because i was bowling really well. it was a little setback, but the last few days, i was up ahead two sessions in the field and i am in a really good position the minute. ifeel like i have had a lot of good 71.53"? big ii iii. elf 213133 efifillfigg appointed this man as sussex has appointed this man as their new head coach. he led yorkshire to the championship title. he is agreed deal. he up up thei in= up thei in early up the i in early 2018. and take up the role in early 2018. and thatis take up the role in early 2018. and that is all the sport for me. you can find more stories on the bbc sport website. i will have more for you in the next hour. they do very much. now, some news to bring you from germany where the president has been meeting the embattl

jake ball had a light work—out as he continues his recovery from an ankle injury. wrote. earlier on, we heard from the england captainjoe wrote. in the usual war of words, route is the man the australians are targeting and writ says he is relishing it. they are targeting me, from our point of view we will be targeting everything one of them. to win a test match you have to take 20 wickets and you have to score more runs than men. that is the exact approach of the site. bring it on. that is what it is about. an important for mac days coming upfor about. an important for mac days coming up for england here. craig 0verton, the fast bowler who impressed in adelaide, he will be staking his claim. the batsmen, especially alistair cooke who is about to score a half century will hope to get some runs under their belts. first test begins in brisbane on november the 23rd. that's all the sport for now. the build—up to the ashes test which begins in nine days' time. i'll be back with more in afternoon live. the welsh assembly has been paying tribute to more in afternoon live.

jake ball, brilliantly caught by david warner.rning. all out for 302. well, lunch will be tasting pretty good for these australian fans after that horrible collapse by england. six wickets in barely an hour that transformed the mood of this match. but that mood was about to swing once again, as the gabba's glee was silenced. stuart broad with the breakthrough before a bit of moeen magic, trapping usman khawaja. suddenly it was australia's turn to tumble. warner inexplicably serving up catching practice. but they recovered thanks to an unbeaten half—century from captain steve smith to cap a day of fluctuating, fascinating fortunes. an enthralling start to this ashes series. andy swiss, bbc news, brisbane. time for a look at the weather. we are in the middle of a modest cold snap, some frost around in the next few days in the morning and it already feels chilly out there in many areas. in the last couple of days we have had snow showers across scottish ales that will continue across the course of the evening. temperatures dipping to

to rugby union — and wales will be without lock jake ball and flanker justin tipuric for their finalturday. ball dislocated his shoulder in the defeat by new zealand at the weekend and needs surgery, so dragons' cory hill is favourite to partner captain alun wynjones in the second row. tipuric has a thigh injury. arsenal manager arsene wenger says striker alexis sanchez and midfielder mesut ozil will still be at arsenal after the january transfer window "unless something unbelievable happens". both players' contracts expire at the end of the season but they're key figures for wenger. ozil has more assists than any other player in the premier league. and sanchez has scored 56 goals since arriving from barcelona three years ago. he almost moved to manchester city on the final day of the summer window, before wenger pulled the plug. wenger is also determined to keep jack wilshere at arsenal. he's struggled with injury and spent last season on loan at bournemouth — and he's yet to make a premier league start this season. if it is his best interest to stay here we will fight 100% for him

jake ball confirms he has recovered from his ankle injury and is fully fit.ho directed his followers to commit a string of brutal murders, has died aged 83. he'd been in prison in california for more than four decades. in 1969, his followers, known as the manson family, killed seven people. among them was the heavily pregnant hollywood actress sharon tate, the wife of roman polanski. james cook reports from los angeles. charles manson. the name itself is synonymous with evil. a killer who did no killing but whose crimes shocked the world. in august 1969, followers of his cult broke into the home of sharon tate. the pregnant actress, who was married to the director roman polanski, was brutally murdered along with four of her friends. the next night, the so—called manson family killed again, tying up and murdering a wealthy couple. this was the ramshackle ranch in death valley where manson lived in a commune with his runaway fans. they apparently used lsd and saw the guitar playing ex—convict as a kind of saint. or perhaps a devil. charles manson was charged, n

dawid malan impressed with the half—ce ntu ry dawid malan impressed with the half—century and jake ballcket. we sort of see warner and smith as the two make australian players. for me to get one of their big players out is very satisfying. —— main players. we feel we are in a decent position. if we can come out in the morning, get a good nights rest and come out hard in the morning and get a couple out, you are into the tail and that is a good position to be in. that is what england will be looking for. much like the australia and this morning, they will want to take quick wickets at if they end ahead on first things they will be happy. talking about michael owen, he has taken a step further than being a racehorse owner? he was known as a speedster in his football days. we will see if he is faster on a horse because at lunchtime he will be riding for the first and as a jockey ina riding for the first and as a jockey in a charity race at ascot. he owns horses and has a training stable but has never got into the saddle before. he will be watched by the prince of wales and the duchess of c

jake ball and craig overton are given a chance to make a claim for an ashes spot.d, but he's sure to feature in that first test in just over a fortnight and he says that although the squad is missing ben stokes, his spirit is still in the camp. obviously, every team in the world would want somebody like ben stokes in there, but we still got his character within the group, his characteristics, that competitive spirit, that arm right people that he has done for years. that's still in this group, so without sounding cheesy, ben stokes is still here, we still have part of him in the script, whether he is in australia oi’ script, whether he is in australia or not. script, whether he is in australia or not. england's women are preparing for their crucial ashes test which begins on thursday. they've been training at the sydney oval, knowing that only a win will do. they currently trail australia 4—2. if australia win the test, they can't be beaten in the series. it was imperative that we learnt a lot from the last game, the last three days. i think not only have we learnt

an impressive performance from jake ball and from mason crane, the leg—spinner who may yet have an importanted. while england's women also drew their warm up game ahead of thursday's stand alone ashes test match. australia closed the three—day—match on 182—7. justin rose has given himself a great chance to win his second tournament in a fortnight. he shot a 3rd round 64 to move to within two shots of the lead at the turkish open, ahead of today's final round. he's 12 under par, with ireland's shane lowry tied for the lead on iii—under. and deontay wilder has "declared war" on anthonyjoshua, after retaining his wbc heavyweight title in the early hours of the morning wilder, who's unbeaten in 39 fights, beat bermaine stiverne with a first round knockout in new york and immediately after the fight challeneged joshua to a unification bout next year. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. let's can turn —— nurtured until our main story. the problem of sexual harassment —— let's return to our main story. the chair of the cbi spoke about the need to stamp out sexual harassme

they will be boosted by a convincing win against the australia 11 and the news that jake ball is likelybe fit despite ligament damage in the match. trevor bayliss has been pleased with the new batsmen in the side. they are more experienced. they spend some time in the middle before the start of the series. everyone is under pressure. they are not that experienced, and having not a lot of experience in strange conditions. the number one thing for us conditions. the number one thing for us is six is not enough. we need 100 fixes. england are cruising to victory against france in the rugby league world cup, a win would see them through to the quarterfinals to meet papua new guinea. five tries in the first half, the fifth courtesy ofjohn bateman. they are well into the second half and lead 32 six. you can watch the match live on bbc two. rugby union and eddiejones says his tea m rugby union and eddiejones says his team need to improve after a victory against argentina yesterday. they w011 against argentina yesterday. they won by 21.28 at twickenham. england played some untidy rugby and face

england's men are in adelaide, jake ball went over on his ankle during the second day of a four—day toury list. leg spinner mason crane took three wickets as the cricket australia eleven were bowled out for 233. england have started their second innings and will resume on five without loss, leading by 65. their ashes series begins two weeks today. wales will hope 13 is an unlucky number for australia when they play them on saturday. the wallabies are the first visitors to cardiff this autumn; they're followed by georgia , the all blacks, and south africa. but wales have lost their last 12 matches against the aussies. we have been very close, a number of those games, we have been leading games until the last minute. and then unfortunately lost. some close games. we know the challenge. we have trained well last week. and the players were very disappointed to lose the opening game, against australia, last year, and go on to win the other free. 2-1, croatia against greece. -- win the other three. britain's lizzy yarnold won a bronze medal in the opening race of the new skeleton world cup sea

jake ball, brilliantly caught by david warner.will be tasting pretty good for these australian fans after that horrible collapse by england. six wickets in barely an hour that transformed the mood of this match. but that mood was about to swing once again, as the gabba's glee was silenced. stuart broad with the breakthrough before a bit of moeen magic, trapping usman khawaja. suddenly it was australia's turn to tumble. warner inexplicably serving up catching practice. but they recovered thanks to an unbeaten half—century from captain steve smith to cap a day of fluctuating, fascinating fortunes. an enthralling start to this ashes series. andy swiss, bbc news, brisbane. there's just a week to go until the world cup draw in moscow, when we'll find out the places where our national teams will play next year. the frontrunner for the england team is a small village on the baltic coast near st petersburg. our moscow correspondent sarah rainsford went there to find out what awaits some of the highest—paid players in football. they are ge

to rugby union and wales will be without lock jake ball and flanker justin tipuric for their final autumnneeds surgery, so dragons' cory hill is favourite to partner captain alun wynjones in the second row. tipuric has a thigh injury. arsene wenger says striker alexis sanchez and midfielder mesut 0zil will still be at arsenal after the january transfer window "unless something unbelievable happens". both players' contracts expire at the end of the season but they're key figures for wenger. and sanchez has scored 56 goals since arriving from barcelona three years ago. wenger is also determined to keep jack wilshere at arsenal. he's struggled with injury and spent last season on loan at bournemouth and he's yet to make a premier league start this season. his best interest is to stay here. we'll fight 100% for him to stay here because he's a guy with top quality and who is back fit now and that's for me, when you have a top quality player, you want him to be at arsenal football club. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. jessica, thank you very much. i was bu

jake ball had a light work—out on the outfield as he continues recovery from an ankle injury.is the man the australians are targeting and it is something root says he is relishing. i've heard a lot of chat about targeting me in particular but i know from alpine view we are targeting every single one of them, we won't be singling anyone out. you've got to take 20 wickets and score more runs than them and that is the approach we will have as a side. we'll have plans in place for each player and bring it on, that's what it's about, you want the competitive element and those little in—house rivalries. should be a great series. i've got some great players in their squad, some great players in their squad, some good characters which i'm sure will make for great viewing. as for the cricket australia 11 they are being coached by a former england batsman, graeme hick, who is now australia's lead batting coach. ryan harris who coached the cricket australia 11 in adelaide that he thought that the england batting was vulnerable, so what does graeme hick think? both sides might feel the sa

jake ball went over on his ankle and had to leave the field and is a doubt for the rest of the match.d from eni aluko for the first time since she gave that devastating testimony about racism within the england camp. this was an interview she gave to the bbc. the fa came out of the dcms committee hearing very badly. they were looking at the circimstances around the england coach mark sampson's dismissal and how they handled it. he lost his job for his conduct at a previous job, but he was found to have used racially disciminatory language towards eniola aluko and another player. aluko was essentially ostracised and she feels very let down by some of her team—mates at the time. it's been very divisive and very adversarial, and i think the players have been dragged into that. but the players have their own mind and they should be able to say, actually, let me step back from this and see how this may benefit. if i have a problem, if they have a problem, they have a process that is going to protect them. aluko was an unused substitute last night for chelsea as they beat rosengard in the f

to rugby union — and wales will be without lock jake ball and flanker justin tipuric for their finalhe weekend and needs surgery, so dragons' cory hill is favourite to partner captain alun wynjones in the second row. tipuric has a thigh injury. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website and we'll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. more on our story that the brexit secretary david davis has been summoned before a parliamentary committee to explain his decision not to release full details of the government's assessment of the economic impact of brexit. we arejoined by labour's hilary benn who is the chair of the brexit select committee. thank you for coming in. your response to what has happened today? it is clear from the letter from david davis to me that the government has added the documents before releasing them to the select committee. that is not what the house of commons decided when it past the motion. —— edited the documents. calling on the government to release all the material that they were holding to my comm

convincing win in their latest tour match against a cricket australia xi and the news that fast bowler jake balln pleased with the newer batsmen in the side. the more inexperienced batters have spent time in the middle before the start of the series. they're the ones under pressure the most. they've not had a lot of experience, but they've spent some time in the middle. but scoring 60s is not enough. we need 160s. in the last few seconds, sebastian vettel has won the grand prix. there's plenty of room for improvement. but england are safely through to the quarter—finals of the rugby league world cup. they beat france by 36—6 in perth. ireland bowed out of the tournament in style with a comfortable win against wales. john watson was watching the action. shoulder to shoulder, their arrests england's world cup hopes. rugby league's elite, broadened to carry the burden. fast hands, fast start. two minutes in, gareth with a touching down. this is going to be england's opening try. two tries in quick succession. this game was all but over, james graham going through the gears and the french defence. a

in sport, england pick jake ball for the first ashes test which begins at midnight.and the west of the uk. some of that's heavy and persistent. there is a lot of cloud as well. the brightest skies in east anglia and the south east and it will be a windy day across england and wales. but i'll have more in 15 minutes. thank you, carol. we will see you at 8.15am. good morning. the chancellor, philip hammond, will present his budget in parliament later. he'll set out what he describes as his plans to "seize the opportunities" from brexit, while tackling deep—seated economic challenges in the country "head on". mr hammond is under pressure to balance the books but also ease austerity, amid significant tensions within his party. 0ur political correspondent, eleanor garnier, reports. when the chancellor opens his red box to reveal his tax and spending plans, money will be tight, as the government keeps saying. the chancellor's under huge pressure to loosen the purse strings to put more cash into public services like the nhs. but few expect the chancellor to go on a big spen

to rugby union — and wales will be without lock jake ball and flanker justin tipuric for their finalartner captain alun wyn jones in the second row. tipuric has a thigh injury. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. thank you. the shadow brexit secretary, sir keir starmer, has suggested the government may be in contempt of parliament by withholding information on how sectors of the british economy could be affected by leaving the eu. sources close to the brexit secretary, david davis, have accused labour of pressing for material that could compromise the national interest. 0ur assistant ppolitical editor, norman smith, is in westminster. it seems to be something of a stand—off between david davis and the brexit select committee, david davis insisting he does not have the information that mps want, these 58 impact assessment reports. not going to hand over documentation because some of that is commercially sensitive. the committee have said thatis sensitive. the committee have said that is not good enough, parliament voted, telling david davis he has tw

meanwhile, pace bowler jake ball is to have a scan on an injured right ankle.says it was a disgrace to award a penalty against him that led to the swiss penalty which sealed the defeat. northern ireland now face an uphill task to qualify for russsia after evans was harshly adjudged to have handled in the area. the ball clearly appeared to strike him on the shoulder but the referee awarded a penalty and ricardo rodriguez scored the only goal of the game from the spot. to make matters worse, evans will miss sunday's 2nd leg through suspension. it was disgraceful, i clearly did not put my arm out, i know that it hit me on the back of the shoulder. iam hit me on the back of the shoulder. i am absolutely gutted. he has booked me as well so i am out second leg. that is devastating. these things happen. you have to get on with it. that is all the sport for the moment, more in the next hour. uber has lost an appeal against a ruling on the employment rights of its drivers. the company say that they will continue to fight the decision with a further appeal. two drivers w

jake ball had a light work—out on the outfield as he continues his recovery from an ankle injury.targeting. i have heard that they are targeting me in particular but you will be targeting every single one of them. we wa nt targeting every single one of them. we want single anyone out. —— will not. to win the test match, you have to score more runs than them. that is the approach we have as a side. of course we have plans for each individual player. bring it on. you what that competitive element. individual player. bring it on. you what that competitive elementm individual player. bring it on. you what that competitive element. it is an important for days for england coming up. still some questions over the line—up for the first test match. craig 0verton, the fast bowler who impressed in adelaide, will hogue to stake his claim once again. —— hope. the batsmen, especially alastair cook, yet to score on this tour, will hogue to get some runs under their belt. the first test match begins in brisbane on november 23. commonwealth champion dan keatings says there is a very real "culture

. >> rick: jim chaney will say i have to get jake fromm, get the ball out of his hands earlier than iid in this last ball game. i can't let it impact us. i have to have quick throws. i have to incorporate quicks and i can't put it all on my running back, i'm only throwing on third down. bnl and i didn't see the same type of production out of this auburn front that i did versus georgia. maybe 'bama's front is that much better than is the bulldogs' up front. we went into that ball game, georgia arming over 200, almost 2. 0 yards versus auburn and they left with 46 on the ground. >> rick: alabama ran for over 200 yards. georgia will look at that and say there's opportunity for play action. i think that chaney will lick his chops and say can i do better. >> rick: fromm isn't built like jalen hurts. >> adam: sid ham is far more mobile than we thought as well. another look at the scene in auburn, alabama. we're not done, the party just getting started there. we will be back with more when the cleaning football post-game show continues. yeah!? i switched to geico and got more! more savings o

it is the second day of their four day tour match and jake ball went over badly on his ankle while bowlingaustralia 11th and they have a lead of 65. eni aluko says she feels let down by some of her england team—mates for not supporting her following her complaint against the former coach mark sampson. he was sacked because of his conduct in a previousjob, but the fa have apologised to her after an inquiry found that he had used racially discriminatory language towards her and another player. it's been very divisive and very adversarial, and i think the players have been dragged into that. but the players have their own mind and they should be able to say, actually, let me step back from this and see how this may benefit, if i have a problem... if they have a problem, they have a process that is going to protect them. it's a massive night for northern ireland in belfast. the first leg of their world cup play—off against switzerland. they haven't appeared in a world cup for 32 years. they were at the european championships last year in france, where they reached the knockout stage. if they g

england had torn into the hose with jake ball taking the prized wicket of david warner.itness emmerson mnangagwa taking control of the country. 0ur correspondent ben brown is there for us this morning. good morning. good morning, they have been packing in here since about six o'clock in the morning and the inauguration is still a couple of hours away. 60,000 seater stadium on the outskirts of harare and there are scenes of greatjoy because this isa are scenes of greatjoy because this is a new era for zimbabwe after all the years of the mugabe, the dictatorship and economic mismanagement and brutal repression, now emmerson mnangagwa will be in charge. people here hope he will be a better president but he does have a better president but he does have a record some would say of human rights abuses, people say he has blood on his hands from a massacre in the 19805 and that he was involved in corruption. i can talk toa involved in corruption. i can talk to a couple of people, nathan is here, why did you want to come?” came to witness a great moment, a new dawn for zimbabwe. w

jake fromm got experience throwing the ball. >> brad: extra point is good. but with 2:19 remaining in the ballgame it's way too little and way too late. but for georgia it was a 74-yard drive in 14 plays and it's fromm to ridley. i can't wait to see my snugglebug. hey snugglebugs, you realize this is a groupchat? awkward. when words aren't enough. the magic of iphone x. on america's best unlimited network. right now, get $300 off iphone x at t-mobile. your guaranteed to grow. will it's a sure thing. did he just say sure thing? in my experience there are only two things guaranteed to grow, the cash value of your new york life policy. a policy that keeps your family protected. and my famous crenn soufflé that never stops growing. with new york life, all you have to do is pay your premium and watch your cash value grow into a big delicious pile of money you can use later. be good at life. new york life. >> brad: i haven't seen this much dancing since jason aldean opened the show with his concert. g.m.c. game changer. any surprise, mr. number 21 -- i think kerry

jake ball had a light work—out on the outfield as he continues his recovery from an ankle injury.ng it.|j the person they are targeting. reid says he is relishing it. i heard they were targeting me, but we will be targeting every single one of them. we're not going to single any guy out. you have to take 20 wickets and you have to score more runs than them. that is the exact approach we will have as a side. we have got planned for each player. bring it on. you want that competitive elephant. an important for days for england. still some questions over the line—up. craig overton, the fast bowler who impressed in adelaide. stop he will be hoping to stake his claim. alistair cooke who is yet to score a half—century on this tour will be hoping to get some runs under their belt ahead of that first test in brisbane on november the 23rd. number one rafael nadal has pulled out of the atp these are the live pictures. you can watch that one life right now on bbc two. that is what i am going to do for the next half hour before i am back with the headlines at three o'clock. more than a50 peop

jake sherman. >> i want to talk about this lavar ball thing for a second. >> no. >> hold on. >> i don't want to talkt. >> take the bait. >> this is a guy who is very -- he's a promoter, right? >> yeah. >> selling his son's shoes for like $1,000. his son who is in the nba. so, i mean, trump got trapped here. he took the bait of a guy who is looking for these fights, just like trump is, in many ways. usa today said take a bow to lavar ball for getting donald trump to engage here. >> eww. >> that's the big thing. >> i'm just bored. >> jake, i apologize for saying that you took the bait there. that was actually a brilliant move on his part and the president played right into it. you can't overstate this enough. the people that have prospered the most while donald trump's ratings have collapsed to record l lows, are his enemyies. "new york times" doing better than ever. the washington post doing better than ever. networks. cnn is doing great on revenue. we're doing great. all the people that he has attacked seem to actually be doing quite well. donald trump has been great for the media. >> you know what'

jake collins from western kentucky, don't know what he was thinking. falls to the ground with the ball loose. florida international picks it up and ran in for a touchdown. needless to say, if i you when the game. -- trying to keep players -- plant hopes alive. 1:25 kickoff. it will be soggy. a fifth quarter post game show following the game. >>> we love your predictions. >> the raiders have to win this. [laughter] >> i say it every week. they have to. >>> coming up, north korea's military is busy porting up their borders. not to keep people out but to keep their own people in. >> the true cost of counterfeiting. the deal you score on a knockoff bag could put money in paris pockets. >>> later it's the most in demand address in the bay area for young tech execs. hi i'm joan lunden. join me and the centers for disease control and prevention for our series. your health with joan lunden and the cdc. every monday, tuesday & thursday on kpix 5 at 6am during commercial time. sponsored by nacdd with support from the centers for disease control and prevention. visit www.cdc.gov/diabetestv our to