joe root in forjoe denly, and bowlers james anderson and mark wood rested, plus a possible return for stuart broad. a 13—man squad has been named, with the team yet to be picked. root, who missed the first test for the birth of his second child, spoke with our cricket corresondent jonathan agnew. it was a week that i would never have got back if i came back and played so in many ways it was lovely to be there and time without for the first time around, i had to fight india so to get that first week, i thought it was very special. i thought it was very special. i thought ben did a good job as captain. i'm through the back and working forge getting back out there. a unique situation for you watching the match and television. and pretty much on every ball which was quite strange and difficult in some ways. it is one of those strange situations that you sometimes find yourself in and work your way through. i am bound to ask your way through. i am bound to ask you about the decision about stuart broad and whether you were talking —— involved in making that decision, a big step to leave som

james anderson and jaw archer return. —— jofra arhcer.broadcaster isabelle westbury, who's been watching. it was a pretty big gamble, considering england lost that first test match. it really felt the pressure was on them, i guess two batters in particular. in terms of panicking when root and stokes were out cheaply, was there much worried from the england captain from those two going? i would think go back to stokes. there was pressure on pope and butler. hundreds 30 61 karcher, that's pretty good going for them. he's been critical for england's success. he's been critical for england's success. we've yet to see jofra archer with the ball in his hands. success. we've yet to see jofra archer with the ball in his handslj think probably more anticipation on the outside and less on the inside. i think he's got a really good set up. lots of support. but i think it's a —— everyone likes a speculation story. i think it's probably more noise year. we're all anticipating. i think he is being looked after. it looks as though he has a lot of good p

team in the road right now would pick ben stokes just as a batsman but in any case, they have james andersonquad under some ground and they havejoffra. what about his state of mind though? to face scrutiny about his performances, even if it's criticism about the way he broke the covid—19 regulations is one thing, but to experience racial abuse on social media is appalling. and it must be a key factor now when we look at the way england manage joffra key factor now when we look at the way england managejoffra and part of the responsibility has to rest with the captain. he blows well in practice he is a big smile on his face and he set a tough week. i think there's no hiding behind that. it's been hard friends stuff is said to deal with this been quite horrible, really. it's a squad to try to rally around them and make sure that he is as good as he can be, it is nice to see him smiling again and begin enjoying his cricket and is selected, you'll be desperate to put in the grid performance there must be some very high governing bodies and crickets. is the significant attention, but it is his sk

now the headband is new for lockdown but it's still james anderson.finally out lbw, and then that look. would you try to stop him tomorrow? joe wilson, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello to viewers in the uk joining those around the world. it's now time for us to take a first look at the national and international front pages in the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are stefanie bolzen, uk corresponednt at german newspaper die welt, and mo hussein, former adviser to the uk conservative party. great to have you both with us on this thursday evening. lovely to see you both. let's have a look at tomorrow's front pages, starting with the daily telegraph. "salons reopen as normality edges closer," reads the front page of the telegraph as england prepares to ease lockdown restrictions further, with the reopening of close contact businesses such as nail salons, also gyms, swimming pools and outdoor performance venues. the h

while headband and lockdown hair is james anderson's latest look. he gotjohn campbell out lbw after several close calls. the anderson in motion. haven't you missed it? joe wilson, bbc news. the rapper stormzy has helped decorate the teenager's bedroom as a reward for his good behaviour at school. he paid a surprise visit to the home in croydon with a decorating company which each month does upper room of a deserving person. it's part of a scheme aimed at giving back to communities and helping young people. that would definitely surprise you! time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. the weather looks like it will be better for cricket from friday onwards as we start to see more sunshine again because today was another grey, damp sort of day thanks to this weak area of low pressure. we saw outbreaks of rain and drizzle, and showers across eastern scotland, but high pressure is continuing to push into western areas this evening. dry out west with clearer skies, still cloudy further east and damp across the south—east corner, again quite mug

>> i liked james anderson's pick of alibaba.really well this year, but not nearly as good as amazon. if he thinks it can rally, i think that's not a bad pick. jack: a high beta pick, for sure. a.m., what are you looking at? >> i'll stick with goldman sachs, abby joseph cohen picked technology, they peddle in air quality among other things. jack: that's very important right now. carlton, what are you looking at? >> looking at the vendy. they control a senate portion of the music -- significant portion of the music that spotify streams, and shares could increase by 50%. jack: all those picks and more are in barron's right now with, of course, round table members' arguments for them. to read more, of course, check out barron's.com. also check us out on twitter. we'll see you next week. wear your mask, be healthy and stay tuned to "barron's stay tuned to "barron's male: if my people-- female: who are called by my name-- male: will humble themselves-- female: and pray and seek my face-- male: and turn from their wicked ways-- male: t

joe root in forjoe denly, and bowlers james anderson and mark wood rested, plus a possible return forhe birth of his second child, spoke with our cricket corresondent jonathan agnew. it was a week that i would never have got back if i came back and played so in many ways it was lovely to be there and time without for the first time around, i had to fight india so to get that first week, i thought it was very special. i thought it was very special. i thought ben did a good job as captain. i'm through the back and working forge getting back out there. a unique situation for you watching the match and

headband and lockdown here is james anderson's latest look.nderson emotion — haven't you missed it? joe wilson, bbc news. the four—time tour de france winner chris froome is leaving team ineos at the end of the season after they decided not to renew his contract. he's joining another team — israel start—up nation, where he'll be sole team leader. at ineos, his role's been challenged by geraint thomas and egan bernal, who've won the past two editions of the tour. froome says he's still be focused on winning another tour title with ineos before he leaves. novak djokovic is the latest player to cast doubt on his appearance at the us open later this year. it's due to start in new york at the end of august. our tennis correspondent russell fuller says the world number one's also annoyed at the criticism he's faced after several players tested positive for coronavirus at a tournament he helped to organise last month. yes, four players tested positive, including djokovic. but he feels this is a witchhunt against him, that some of it is malicious in n

jofra archer and james anderson are back in the england side, for the third and final test against west they shouldn't feature for a while, though, as england were put into bat — but they made a dreadful start, dom sibley out for a duck in the first over. captainjoe root was also dismissed before lunch — england now 66—2. remember, the series is level at 1—1 so this is the decider. liverpool captain jordan henderson has been named footballer of the year by the football writers' association. he lifted the club's first premier league trophy on wednesday and he's skippered his team to the champions league, european super cup and club world cup in the last 1a months. he was very humble in accepting the honour, saying he didn't feel anything he'd achieved this season had been done on his own, in particular paying tribute to his team—mates. fifa has given approval for this season's women's fa cup to be completed. manchester city will continue the defence of their title against leicester, on the weekend of 26th and 27th of september, with the final at wembley on 31st october. it's not clear wh

than brought to his playing in his 140th test match among those in the $500.00 club is team mate james anderson who's on 599 but broad still has a long way to go to catch former sri lankan player murther and who holds the record with 800 well in a closing in a test and series victory against the west indies in manchester after broad success chris works has taken 5 more wickets and the tourists are now 120 for 9 still chasing 399 for a victory the series is tied at one. major league baseball's commissioner is confident the season will not have to be cancelled that's despite 2 games being called off on monday because of a high number of players testing positive for corona virus the miami marlins reported 14 cases in their team of as a result they came against the baltimore orioles and the match up between the yankees and phillies were both postponed the season is just 4 days enough for a 4 month suspension because of the pandemic despite the setback commissioner wrote of manfred says he doesn't think this is a nightmare scenario i think most of the owners realize that we built protocols anticipat

both mark wood and james anderson are being rested for this game.lace jofra archer, more of them hasn‘t been brought in to replacejofra archer, more or less like for like. i suppose hindsight isa like for like. i suppose hindsight is a wonderful thing butjimmy anderson, on ground, bowling at the jimmy anderson end! and in this weather, rather like southampton, this looks to be the sort of day, lots of muscle, rain around, thinking very seriously about bowling first. -- lots of missile. jonathan agnew, thank you. inside the bio bubble, protocols breached during one of the matches. liverpool bossjurgen klopp, says he was "disappointed and angry" as the premier league champions lost at arsenal. it means they can‘t break the record, for most points in a season. they were ahead before a mistake from captain, virgilvan dike, let in alexander lacazette to equalise for arsenal. and then, more poor defending, helped reiss nelson score the winner, a minute before half time — meaning liverpool can‘t pass manchester city‘s record of 100 points this season. the

jofra archer and james anderson are back in the england side, for the third and final test against west rounder sam curran. england got off to a bad start when dom sibley — who made a century in the second test — was trapped lbw for nought in the first over. captain joe root got to 17 before he was run out by a direct throw from roston chase. ben stokes — batting at numberfour — repaired some of the damage with opener rory burns, but stokes, after his heroics in the last match, was bowled by kemar roach for 20. a few moments ago england were 93—3. the county cricket season will start on one august. the county cricket season will start on 1st august. counties have been split into three regional groups and will each play five first class games in a tournament named in honour of ex—england fast bowler bob willis, who died last december. the two group winners with the most points will meet in a five—day final, but there'll be no promotion or relegation. there will also be a shortened t2o blast competition beginning on 27 august. a one—off women's domestic so—over competition will also be st

here bowling from the james anderson end, someone who has got so many incredible steals behind him ands a really condensed schedule, they probably just want to give other guys an opportunity, especially with pakistan coming up in a few weeks' time. and what about the west indies? they will hope they can finish thejob indies? they will hope they can finish the job and complete first series win here since 1988 and they've got the whole caribbean spurring them on with his messages coming in from different prime ministers? absolutely, just brings eve ryo ne ministers? absolutely, just brings everyone together in the caribbean. the story behind them is they were the dominant force in world cricket for 15 years, not losing a series for 15 years, not losing a series for 15 years during the 80s and 90s, and that they went on this incredible decline which hurts. it hit the caribbean. to see them perform as they have done i think it's just galvanised all those countries and everyone is really behind them. it's a great time for them to watch, as well. they are five and was behind anjason holder,

focus onjofra archer, stuart broad and james anderson being left out of the conversation but do you thinkthe crowd getting stuck into england. of course, you've got a very different feel to your side when certain players are available. hopefully we can wrap them up in cotton wool when it comes to australia. i was there for the last ashes series, it was pretty horrendous. they lost 4—0. know ben stokes. it would be great to have him there. yes, going to be an exciting contest, i cannot wait for it to unfold. coronavirus, the pandemic permitting, it's really exciting prospect for english cricket at moment, the depth that we have in the bowling ranks. the batting a little bit more in experience but you are hoping with some more test matches under their belt they can prove to be a force to even try and win the ashes next year. i've got to ask you before you 90, year. i've got to ask you before you go, the return of crowds at the oval, test event being held today, 1000 fans allowed into the ground to watch a county match. the crowds returning but how has been at old trafford for a test series

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anderson, the singer, the same thing had happened. the constitution hall wouldn't take her. of course now they've taken james at the lincoln memorial. i think the issue was to get the newspaper mainly against the trumans. i'm sure the president had private words about that one. >> he never allowed powell in the white house again. >> that was one incident. what about the larger record on race relations and how history should see that? >> first of all you ever to put the trumans in context of their times and where they grew up and understand many people will talk about how truman used derogatory terms in his letters and that's absolutely true, that's certainly not okay, but that's how people felt at the time. and harry truman did a remarkable job at separating his public and private sphere because even though, you know, he also famously said he didn't want margaret to marry ancuff kn american, but at the same time he desegregates the military even though it's politically unpopular. he does a lot for anti-lynching. he helps to establish israel. he's a man who doesn't let his personal opinions affect his policy.

to the president, because marion anderson, the color returns singer, the same thing had happened -- constitution hall wouldn't take. her of course now they have taken jamesground and, anyway. and so is performed at the lincoln memorial. they knew that. the trumans news that. i think the issue is get into the newspapers was to get in the newspapers mainly against humans. and i'm sure the president had some private words on that. one >> well, he never allow powell in the white house again. so that was an incident. but what about their larger record on race relations and how history should see that? >> first of all, you have to put the trends in context of their times. and where they grew up and understand many people will talk about how truman used derogatory terms and his letters, and that's absolutely true, and that is certainly not okay. but that's how people spoke at the time. and harry truman did a remarkable job that separating his public and private sphere, because even though, you know, he also famously said that he did not want margaret to marry an african american, but at the same time, he desegregates the military, even though it is politically