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james anderson is back in england's starting xi, while moeen ali is promoted up the batting order asland head into their must—win fourth ashes test on wednesday. lionel messi is unveiled as an inter miami player, as a sold out crowd of thousands watched on. it's the final day of the para athletics world championships and there is gold for great britain's ben sandilands england's men have named their starting xi for the fourth ashes test, which gets under way on wednesday at old trafford. australia lead the series 2—1, so england must win to have a chance of regaining the ashes. james anderson has been recalled, replacing 0llie robinson from the side that defeated australia in the third test at headingley last week. moeen ali has been confirmed to bat at number three and he says he's looking forward to a tough challenge. i don't think we are far off. i think australia knows that, everybody knows that, but they are number one in the world and i think we are doing really well taking them all the way. all the games have been fantastic. they believe in the changing room is that we can win

in 167 tests, making him the second most successful paceman in test history, behind team—mate james andersone of england's great performers in ashes cricket, taking a record 151 test wickets against australia. and we'll have more on this story in the sports news shortly. rail passengers in the uk have faced a day of disruption as up to 20,000 members of the rmt union stage another strike over pay, jobs and working conditions. around half of services are thought to have been affected. our business correspondent, hannah miller, has more from leeds in the north of england. with almost half of train services across the country ground to a halt for the second saturday in a row, at this coffee shop in leeds, it's grinding down their business too. james says customer numbers fall every time there's a strike. i sympathise with the workers because you're going to take a day's pay lost then they're not going to be striking for nothing, but it's extremely difficult for businesses like ours. it's a complete disaster for us. you know, my staff still need paying, the suppliers still need paying. you know,

stuart broad and james anderson preparing to bowl together again. seems to have struggled in this series. he's still the best fast bowler that has ever been, according to his captain. ben stokes, by the way, was practising his spin bowling in the nets today. maybe that's a long term strategy in the here and now. he knows england have got to move on from that unique deflation at old trafford. you know, shaking hands with the umpires in the opposition at the end, you could see that from both sides. it was just sort of like an emotionless australia retain the ashes. we couldn't win it back, but it was just like, yeah, it was, it was very bizarre. and that's, you know, two teams of professional athletes. from your perspective, what's the motivation to get you from that flatness to to the point where we always see you in a match? well, i was putting the shirt on, walking out, representing the country and leading this team out as all the emotion that i need for australia. i think the motivation is simple. if they were to retain the ashes by winning this f

england need james anderson to deliver a classic bowling performance.rstow holding onto all his opportunities. such things they can to some extent control. the weather they can't. elsewhere, the commonwealth games federation insists the event doesn't face an existential threat after the state of victoria in australia pulled out of hosting 2026 games. the state claims the costs have tripled to about 4 billion us dollars, and is now too much to bear. but the federation says interest in the games remains strong across the commonwealth. we have just launched a new strategic plan within the last month, called commonwealth united, and went through extensive consultation with our members, with the international sports federation, with athletes and stakeholders, talking about what their vision was for the commonwealth. and they were absolutely buoyant in terms of the future, talking about different products outside of hosting the main games, what we do about the commonwealth championships? what are the different ways that we can bring games to different parts o

they need james anderson to have a pending classic bowling performance.commonwealth games federation insists the event doesn't face an existential threat, after the state of victoria in australia pulled out of hosting the 2026 games. the state claims the projected costs have now tripled to around $4 billion us dollars and is "well and truly too much" to bear. but the federation says interest in the games remains strong across the commonwealth. we just launched a new strategic plan over the last month called commonwealth united and we went through extensive consultation with all and the incidental sports federation and federation and athletes and stakeholders, talking about what was their vision for the commonwealth? they were absolutely buoyant in terms of the future, started to talk about different products outside of housing the main games. what do we do about the commonwealth championships? what are the ways we can bring things to different parts of the commonwealth rather than bouncing between the more traditional host? there was a lots of excitement

they're raring to go for the fifth test market would preparing to sprint and give it it's all, james andersonll together again and a distance and still struggled in the series and is the best bowler according to his captain. and stokes was practising it's been bowling at the net today and maybe that's a long—term strategy in the here and now in this would have to move on from that unique deflation at all trafford. you can see both _ to move on from that unique deflation at old trafford. you know, shaking hands with the umpires in the opposition at the end, you could see from both sides, it was emotionless — australia retained the ashes, we couldn't win it back. it was very bizarre, and that's two teams of professional athletes. from your effective, what's your motivation to get you to the point we always see you in the match? well, putting the shirt on and walking out, represent in the country. leading this team out with all the emotion i could. for australia really, the motivation is simple — if they were to retain the ashes by winning this final test match, there would be a proper sense of

james anderson has been recalled, replacing 0llie robinson from the side that defeated australia in theest at headingley last week. while, moeen ali has been confirmed to bat at number three. he says he's looking forward to a tough challenge. i don't think we're far australia, everyone knows they are number one in the world, i think we're doing really well, all the games have been fantastic, but believe in the changing room is that we can win the series 3—2, and there is no doubt about that. we have that in the changing room. you can stay up to date with all the sport, just head over to our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the team here, its bye for now. great stuff on the website about the women's world cup as well. 55 pilot whales have died after a mass stranding on a beach in the western isles of scotland. most were found dead early on sunday morning. however, one whale was successfully refloated. despite a major operation to try to save the others, they had to be euthanised later. 0ur scotland correspondent jamie mcivor reports. this is thought to be one of the bigges

james anderson replaces ollie robinson from the side that defeated australia in the third test at headingleygets under way on wednesday at emirates old trafford. australia lead the series 2—1, so england must win to have a chance of regaining the ashes. that's all the sport for now. from me and the rest of the team here at the bbc sport centre, it is goodbye for now. we here at the bbc sport centre, it is goodbye for now.— goodbye for now. we will be back later today- _ let's head to spain now, for more on the heatwaves sweeping southern europe. fires continue to burn out of control on the spanish island of la palma. thousands of residents have been urged to leave their homes as emergency workers try to bring the blaze under control. live now to sharon backhouse, director of british tour company, geo tenerife. she arrived in the city of el paso in la palma on sunday and isjust kilometres away from the wildfires. it must have been quite a surprise if you are right and didn't expect these wildfires. how has that impacted your trip?— these wildfires. how has that impacted your trip? these wildf

and we will see james anderson keep his place in the england team despite his struggle to take wicketsowler to have ever played the game. you would expect ben stokes to back his man. i asked ben stokes about his mentality. he has been through so many emotions during this series. he admitted to feeling at the end of the old trafford match was uniquely deflated. of course, that is what england here have got to move on from. shaking hands with the umpires and opposition_ shaking hands with the umpires and opposition at the end, you could see from both— opposition at the end, you could see from both sides it wasjust emotionless. it was a very bizarre. that is_ emotionless. it was a very bizarre. that is two— emotionless. it was a very bizarre. that is two teams of professional athletes. — that is two teams of professional athletes, they want to be out there and playing against each other doing what we _ and playing against each other doing what we do, but unfortunately we were _ what we do, but unfortunately we were not— what we do, but unfortunately we were not able to do that. it was a p

broad's great friend james anderson plays on, but england need new recruits on the field and in the stands games of cricket but we want to win those games in a manner which people can look back on and say, like, "wow, what a day i've had, or what a week i've had." and i think we've been able to do that throughout this whole series. well, let's remember the series finishes 2—2, so australia retain the ashes and of course that was marked here, if not with a full sense of australian celebration. they should feel proud of their performances. the fact is the two teams have been so competitive, and that has revived the interest and the intrigue in this historic series. for stuart broad, well, there are new responsibilities and other headbands to consider. joe wilson, bbc news, at the oval. members of all four teaching unions in england have accepted a 6.5% pay rise, meaning there will be no further strike action in schools this autumn. the head of the largest union described the deal as a significant achievement. the education secretary said the unions�* decision was good news for teachers, pare

australia need 384 to win after england lost their last second innings wicket this morning — james andersonfinal test after he announced his retirement yesterday. australia havejust started their run chase. so all attention on broad for this final ashes test. the last time we'll be seeing him as a cricketer. he's the leading wicket taker for england in this series and has played in all the tests this summer. it's a career which began back in 2007 for england, and our cricket correspondent jonathan agnew feels broad will be glad to go out on a high. it feels to me absolutely the perfect time for him. very few sportsmen really get to choose when they leave. often they don't get to leave at the top of their game. he has had a brilliant series, taking 20 wickets. he is at the top of his game still and he could carry on, but he has always had it in his mind, ithink, that but he has always had it in his mind, i think, that that is how he wanted to go. he is not someone who's just wanted to go. he is not someone who'sjust going to wanted to go. he is not someone who's just going to drag on and eve

the very first ball of today's play — catch by ben stokes, james anderson in the game and australia'sormer, the never to be discounted chris woakes — five wickets for him, his ashes best. so, 11:41am and england's innings began. ben duckett lasted ten minutes. mitchell starc on the march. moeen ali volunteered to bat at number three and, wherever he meant to hit that exactly, it was four, and that all certainly helps. zak crawley will always look to reach the boundary and, in this atmosphere of ashes intensity, the spectators were right into it. especially if, right in front of them, there was a despairing australian fielder. now look up for some classic moeen ali. england have a distance to travel and they need to move quickly, but old trafford was enjoying the very best of moeen ali's batting. do we dare to suggest england are starting to look comfortable? in the ashes, can you ever truly feel comfortable? very effective. it's always dangerous to look too far ahead in a test match. i'm not going to mention the weekend weather forecast. right now the weather is good and england will

certain players, ollie pope has a problem with this shoulder which we saw during the test match, james andersonive, surely they need to get some pace into their attack. mark wood was in the squad, you must surely be fit for headingley and i'm suspect moeen alie will come back into the team, to down and three needed for anglers. look ben stokes has said, we have one series of 3— 04 and we can win three but in a row. some people ask themselves some serious questions amongst the mcc membership about how they behave. if it was raucous here, goodness knows what it will be like that headingley. highlights from another extraordinary day at the ashes are on bbc two at seven o'clock and on bbc iplayer and the bbc sport website. and on bbc iplayer and meanwhile sri lanka have guaranteed a place at the men's 50 over world cup in india later this year. securing one of the two spots available at the qualifying competition. they beat hosts zimbabwe, the only other team who had a 100% record before the game, by nine wickets in bulawayo. after bowling zimbabwe out for 165 in under 33 overs. they knocked off th

james anderson trying to recapture the magic — and the luck.ity, experience. such are the positive ways of describing age. mark wood is the youngster at 33. a near—miss here, there were many. australia's marnus labuschagne was looking sceptically at his bat. "are you helping me?" now anderson to usman khawaja. a misjudgment by the batter and no justice for the bowler. come on, it's his birthday on sunday — he turns a1. there are places in london that remain unmoved through time. it felt like that with australia's batting. stuart broad to labuschagne. i know, he's still there. no fortune, no wickets — no runs being scored either, really. view from the boundary — conserve some energy. in the expensive seats — well, it was noon. in those fielding positions, you must pay close attention. mark wood's coming, quick — are you ready, joe root? oh, what a catch! labuschagne faced 82 balls and scored nine, but can you believe that catch? seriously. thank you. anderson bowling again, and an attacking shot from steve smith, finally something to excite thos

in 167 tests, making him the second most successful paceman in test history, behind team—mate james andersonone of england's great performers in ashes cricket, taking a record 151 test wickets against australia. the tributes are already pouring in, here's great aussie bowler glenn mcgrath on stuart broad. he has been incredible, his whole career, from when he started and got better, he loves the big moments, he has been such an incredible player for england for england for a long time, it has been a privilege to watch him and tomorrow will be brilliant, to see the fans come out and support him, the way he deserves, he has been brilliant. the bi est deserves, he has been brilliant. the biggest compliment you can pay him, he reminds you of you a little bit! there are some similarities. he said he looked up to me. that is a huge sign of respect in itself for what he has achieved, he has surpassed me, 600 test wickets and along with jimmy anderson the record they have will stand the test of time.— will stand the test of time. plenty more on the _ will stand the test of time. plenty more on the b

what happened at the end was a cat and mouse thing where he was batting with james anderson, final wicketrs no could get for that didn't quite for that 99 not out. 592 for them england scored at a rate of 5.49 and over. can they execute their aggressive batted technique against the best team in the world? they did now it's all about the boilers and getting some wickets and they have got some wickets as well? absolutely, and this again, once we have seen this evening is absolutely the different mark wood can make to a boil attack. first wicket was roman quadra, a catch byjonny bairstow. it took him by surprise, he couldn't believe he touched the delivery. there was a faint nick and he was gone. first wicket of the day. chris wilkes got rid of david warner but in the last hour it's been mark wood was taken to crucial wickets for england. firstly steve smith, even steve smith cannot deal with mark wood and his pace and hostility. that delivery here, it's just touch the ball tojonny bairstow to take another catch. that was smith gone, travis had also departed in a similarfashion, another quic

and mitchell marsh was just bowled by james anderson. australia 186—7.ajor of the year, the women's evian championship in france. 0vernight leader, paula reto, is level for her round so far, the south african one clear of a major winner patty tavatanakit — who had a round of 67 to leave her on 6 under. yuka saso, who won the us open in 2021, is also on 6 under. brooke henderson struggling to make a move on day two. that is on the spot for me for the moment. it comes after months of on—off tensions at the line separating israel and lebanon, which have shown signs of escalating, as our middle east correspondent tom bateman reports. a journey to one of the middle east's most explosive boundaries. the israeli army is fortifying its frontier along the so—called blue line. across the divide is lebanon, and the dominant armed group there, hezbollah. the wire is a hair trigger... ..and those who live up against it are seeing the signs of tension again. so this is a checkpoint of hezbollah. and you see the bus over there and all of that here above that, it's all

james anderson bowling. think again, that's the game.for 3. ben stokeses took a catch. the umpire said not out, that was steve smith reprieved and i wonder the clouds behind me, the flood lights, what part of the weather may play as the game moves on this afternoon. joe, we are wondering about the weather, joe, we are wondering about the weather, thank you. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. knot good today or wednesday for the cricket, but low pressure will be dominating our weather for the rest of this week, it has been very wet, so farfor many of this week, it has been very wet, so far for many areas through of this week, it has been very wet, so far for many areas throuthuly. the skies above so far for many areas through july. the skies above lynmouth so far for many areas throuthuly. the skies above lynmouth in so far for many areas through july. the skies above lynmouth in devon depict what it is like across the uk at the moment, outbreaks of fairly heavy rain in place, and will continue with low pressure dominati

james anderson is a part of the 1a and could come into the 11 after being rested for the last test aty did not decide to bring in ben faulks, and maintaining johnny bairstow as the man for the club is for that test. == bairstow as the man for the club is for that test-— for that test. -- the man for the loves. inter milan are trying to sign romelu lukaku on a permanent deal. one that would see him go to the italian club for a third time. lukaku spent last season on loan with inter from chelsea, helping them reach the champions league final. chelsea, who would likely want around 50 million dollars for the belgian striker, are heading to the united states next week for a preseason tour, and it is not known if lukaku will be in new manager mauricio pochettino s squad for the trip. and inter could be able to finance the deal by selling goalkeeper andre onana to one of lukaku's former clubs, manchester united. negotiations remain ongoing, but the $61; million price could be a problem for united, who are seeking to replace long—standing keeper david de gea after he left on a free transfer.

james anderson to alex carey. the broader context was australia's lead soon extending beyond 300.this and like that wickets did fall so behind—the—scenes, someone was approaching. ben stokes bowed himself towards exhaustion ok. then nathan lyon, calf muscle tone, decided he would join. he could only aim for the boundary! that helped australia to 279. line was just blocking out the day. but his efforts ensured from lord of the hearers reception. australia clearly felt that every was vital as he set a victory target of 371 in their second innings. through the day, england's bowling tactics have been obvious. they been repetitive. bang the ball in short and hopeful catches. when australia came out in a bowl, but should start had the ball and look where he was ended. —— richard stark. starter ollie pope and taken is perfect. england's ambition is to try and chase down a target but what of the bowling is this good? too good forjoe root. australia's captain, bruised eye gleaming was right on target. kelly brook bowled by pat cummins. not much left now. joe wilson, the seniors at lord's.

any england fan would want to watch james anderson batting.hat even ben stokes could barely believe. england 592 all out, led by 275, wow. so england�*s task now, bowl out australia again, but three factors in the mix. time, school, weather. mark woods sprints and sprints to get the pace to do this. faint touch on the bat, australia one down on the second innings. next, a miscalculation from david warner. 54-2, miscalculation from david warner. 511—2, 5ucce55ful chris woake5. there he is. now here comes would again, this time a touch from steve smith, and he was gone. —— wood. more weathers two wicket5 and he was gone. —— wood. more weathers two wickets to take when weathers two wickets to take when weather permits. it might take patience to get there, but england were smiling. —— more wicket5 patience to get there, but england were smiling. —— more wickets to take when weather permits. and mark wood has take when weather permits. and mark wood ha5ju5t take when weather permits. and mark wood has just taken another wicket to leave australia no

james racket wing isn't good. there's a possibilityjames anderson coming possibility james anderson coming back possibilityjames andersons what it will him to do and what bonnie dermotjonny bairstow is tohe dropped quite a few catches in this test match and lot of people are saying come on, what about ben foakes? held in the balance at the team and they know ben stokes will can't build that? mustering's —— probably can't bowl. mitchell marsh came into the test match and played really well and was only availing the placement of iva cameron green for australia and finally, what about dave old david warner? dismissed the 17th time in his career by stuart broad. england wouldn't mind seeing him again at old trafford. wouldn't mind seeing him again at old trafford-— old trafford. joe, thank you very much indeed _ old trafford. joe, thank you very much indeed for _ old trafford. joe, thank you very much indeed for persevering i old trafford. joe, thank you very much indeed for persevering in l old trafford. joe, thank you very l much indeed for persevering in the weather that is rather closed in on you. joe wilson, our corres

james anderson is back in england's starting xi while moeen ali is promoted up the batting order as englandead into their must—win fourth ashes test on wednesday. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the heatwave affecting much of southern europe is predicted to intensify. there are warnings of extreme temperatures in large parts of spain. firefighters have been trying to contain a wildfire which forced at least 4,000 people out of their properties on the island of la palma. andalusia could record 44 celsius this afternoon, and in some parts of italy and greece temperatures are forecast to hit a0 celsius. the united states is also experiencing near—record highs with extreme heat warnings in place affecting more just under affecting just under 100 million people. here's our environment correspondentjonah fisher. it's very hot! in death valley, california, the warming of our planet has become a tourist attraction. as temperatures rose on sunday way past 50 celsius, people kept coming. the sunday way past 50 celsius, people kept coming-— kept coming. the first time i have ever be

602 test wickets, 167 caps and is the 2nd most successful pace bowler in test cricket behind james andersoninal couple of days with england closing day 3 on 389—9 a lead of 377 going into day four. all more information online. that is all from me. goodbye. hello. today was quite a showery day for some of us, particularly in the north. further showers to come through this evening and overnight. how about sunday? it starts off quite bright in a number of locations but clouds will thicken through the morning, into the afternoon and more persistent rain is on the way, too. here is one weather system ready to come our way. this is the one that we had through the course of sunday and this is what brought showers. in fact, the showers will continue through the night, broadly speaking, across the northern half of the uk. further east and south, the weather will be drier with some clear spells. early morning temperatures around ten in aberdeen, 13 or 1a in the south of the country. this is the next weather front heading our way. early in the morning, some bright and sunny weather throughout in a num

we got james anderson, the greatest fast bowler to play the game.ad the impact that he would've liked to in this series. well the final test also matters for australia — as they aim to win an ashes series in england for the first time since 2001. they lead the series 2—1 so have already retained the ashes — captain pat cummins insists he and his team—mates have unfinished business. it feels really different here, these groups. so we know that it was in our best and at the end of the day it was a bit of a help back for that really feels that job day it was a bit of a help back for that really feels thatjob is not done. halfway through the eight—stage—long tour de france femmes and belgium's lotta kopecky is still in the yellowjersey. halfway through the eight—stage—long tour de france femmes and belgium's lotta kopecky is still in the yellowjersey. finishing 14th. that's enough to keep her in the royal standings with a 43 2nd. the fires in greece are continuing to advance with forecasters warning on the greek islands the weather conditions make it pa

just a quick _ thought, james anderson is 41 today.yers and another exciting day of cricket head, it has been a marvellous series. thank you very much indeed, jonathan agnew. wish you all the best. the rest of the sports news now from gavin. thank you very much indeed, lovely to hear from jonathan agnew. some good news for england, at the women's world cup to bring you now. one of their star players, kiera walsh, could feature for them later in the tournament, all being well that they make the knockouts. a scan has revealed that midfielder hasn't suffered a dreaded anterior cruciate ligament injury. she went off injured in the 1—0 win over denmark on friday. walsh will stay at the camp to continue her recovery, but will miss england's final group match against china on tuesday. there are two crucial matches happening as we speak — co—hosts new zealand are hoping to make the knockouts, they're playing group leaders switzerland. with norway, in the same group, also in action — they're leading the phillipines. lots at stake there. earlier

james anderson is the greatest fast bowler to play the game, and he is still looking as good as he wasad the impact that he would've liked to in this series. and aside from fielding selection questions stokes�* press conference had a bit of everything, including a roving prankster in the shape of mark wood and some hollywood blockbusters. have a listen. # you can dress my hair, dress me anywhere... imagination... darth vader theme plays apart from messing around with the music, _ apart from messing around with the music, what does mark anderson bring to the _ music, what does mark anderson bring to the table? he music, what does mark anderson bring to the table?— to the table? he 'ust messes with the music. _ scotland will have a new rugby captain for their world cup warm up match against italy on saturday. glasgow warriors flanker rory darge will lead the team out for the first time at murrayfield, despite only having seven caps to his name. a couple of international debuts, as well. darge's warriors team—mate stafford mcdowellwill earn his first cap alongside leicesters tigers lock c

a big ovation for james anderson when he cames out to bat. if you thinking this will be the last time they see him play for england. the players leaving the oval behind me. barely a cloud on the horizon. england in a very strong position. just the odd bit of rain possibly forecast four days four and five if we need to go that far. studio: thank you so much. at the women's world cup, england have been boosted by the news that midfielder kiera walsh has not suffered an anterior cruciate ligament injury as first feared. she came off injured in england's 1—0 win over denmark, but will remain with the camp as she continues her recovery. meanwhile on the pitch, france moved top of group f, with a dramatic win over brazil. joe lynskey rounds up the action. for one of the world cup�*s greatest fixtures, brisbane turned brazilian. in this football obsessed nation, they don't often see a curse. in 11 women's games between them, brazil have never beaten france. this was no time for superstition. they drew their first match and expect to reach the knocko

we have seen james anderson but australia would be quite glad that in this text matches on this occasionain interruptions. this year's women's world cup is proving to be the most open in years. the holders, usa, slipped up in their second group game. more on that in a moment. but perhaps the shock of the tournament so far — nigeria's super falcons holding on to beat the tournament co—hosts australia, a team ranked 30 places below. joe lynsky reports. first the evening in brisbane and nigeria made sure this host knows that they've arrived. this is a team will be moved with noise and play with hope. they've been taught all nine world cups but have one just four teams and now, they face australia who were still without the star, sam kerr is injured and so they need goals from elsewhere. up front for the second game was in the lead. a breakthrough created in brisbane by 50,000 fans and the striker on the bench. at the first half stoppage time, the noise changed. nigeria level and at this world cup, they are hard to beat it in the second match year, they killed the candidate to a draw and now

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there is a james anderson end. _ passages of play. there is a james anderson end.ions, that is all school. i thought i would ask for something different. i got a floodlight and i am chuffed. essentially cricketing loyalty. look out for the floodlight, that may be on later. england play their first game in the women's world cup tomorrow against haiti. millie bright is fit and will play. the lionesses, european champions, going to it as one of the favourites. katie gornall can tell us from brisbane. katie gornall can tell us from brisbane-— katie gornall can tell us from brisbane. ~ ., �* brisbane. welcome to brisbane stadium. this _ brisbane. welcome to brisbane stadium. this is _ brisbane. welcome to brisbane stadium. this is where - brisbane. welcome to brisbane stadium. this is where englandj brisbane. welcome to brisbane - stadium. this is where england are going to play haiti or in their opening game. the team have been training across town in their base the other side brisbane city. the good news from the camp is that all 23 players took part. that is importan

remember he was not retiring, james anderson, 41 today, strived. usman khawaja enjoyed himself.s, only saw runs, a bit ominous. it remembers its history. 384, ustralia's target to win would be a record here. today, at 135—0, the rain stopped them. tomorrow is another day. definitely for the series, the last. joe wilson, bbc news. so australia requiring another 249 to win, with 10 wickets to spare. coach marcus trescothick says the hosts can take those remaining wickets. i don't see why not. i think we have seen over the course of this game that the bigots are found at different times. it has been mostly freefalling and easiest to score. but we have got to try to make that partnership and get on a bit of a row. we have got 250 runs in the bag still come a long way to go. it puts the game in an interesting predicament. go forvictory the game in an interesting predicament. go for victory or sit out and see what happens. most importantly, hopefully the rain stays away and we can get the cricket out there and we can get the result that everybody wants. now to a great day of drama at

there is a possibility because of james anderson is good.thatis said at the start of the test match that is what was hidden today. what aboutjonny bairstow as about jonny bairstow as wicketkeeper? aboutjonny bairstow as wicketkeeper? he got quite a few catches in this text match. lots of people saying come on, what about then strokes? people know ben stokes will be can't bow. australia's point of view in divesting him from pat cummins, captain and a fast bowler so interesting to keep give him a rest. little maas played really well and was really only replacement drawing cameron green coming back for australia and finally what about dear old david warner? dismissed for the 17th time in his career by stuart broad here today. england wouldn't mind seeing him again at old trafford. wouldn't mind seeing him again at old trafford-_ old trafford. joe, thank you very much indeed _ old trafford. joe, thank you very much indeed for _ old trafford. joe, thank you very much indeed for persevering - old trafford. joe, thank you very much indeed for perse

james anderson has been recalled, replacing ollie robinson from the side that defeated australia in thehird test at headingley last week, while moeen ali has been confirmed to bat at number three. he says he's looking forward to a tough challenge. i don't think we're far off australia, everyone knows they are number one in the world, but i think we're doing really well. all the games have been fantastic, but there's belief in the changing room that we can win the series 3—2, and there is no doubt about that. we have that in the changing room. the aussies are yet to name their team with questions surrounding opener david warner. england haven't beaten australia on this ground since 1981, with the visitors retaining the ashes with a win in manchester four years ago. something fast bowler josh hazelwood remembers well. it feels a lot like 2019 where the series was alive right until the end, so fighting a series in the india where it is the same, as it goes along, snowballs and gets bigger. can't say anything different this week, hope the rain stays away and we get a full game in. yeah, exc

we have james anderson, the greatest fast bowler to play the game, and he is looking as good as he was previous 0lympics has predicted team gb will win ten individual gold medals at the games, including one for teenager skateboarder sky brown. the analysis projected team gb will win 62 medals in total — leaving them fourth in the medal table behind france, china and the us. and that's all the sport for now. hello. wednesday did bring us a bit of blue sky and sunshine, particularly for many northern and eastern parts of the uk. but really, july 2023 is turning out to be a pretty soggy month for much of the uk. and there's more rain overnight tonight, moving from west to east. quite a humid feel to the weather tonight certainly compared to recent nights. here is that area of rain through this evening, then across scotland, central and eastern parts of england, slowly moving northwards and eastward. so something a little bit clearer for northern ireland, perhaps during the early hours of thursday, pushing in across western parts of britain, too. but a lot of low cloud, humid air with us,

all the pope is out with a dislocated shoulder and they decided to rest. bull is james anderson and just tongue mullen. nally chris folks and mark were coming to the side is england looked to bounce back from going to nothing down in the series. i'm with pope it out there . harry bro, gets promoted to number 3. i think i don't think we can galvanize the degrees any more than what we ought to be honest. and i think there's been a, obviously a lot of noise around the incident last week. it loads, but for me is a cuts in and from the solving. and so, you know, i think the best thing that everyone needs to do is just move them from state 3 is underway, ad wimbleton and carlos south arises shown why his right? number one, the 20 year old spaniard has never made it past the 4th round. these topsy, this year, after winning 5 tournaments so far in 2023, and he was on great form and his 1st match against a french player, jeremy shoddy dropping just 7 games on his waist. we comfortable straits, that victory. authorize is raining us up with champions last step, nope, at dr. rich and 70 finals of th

he mentioned step in the very cold foster james anderson in face of all the robins and full, the full faced boy by day victory ad heading lea a days ago. they have to win both the remaining matches to re game in the reason why the number one is probably why the winning 2 to one in terms of the just about crucial times of minus 2 when the time of the bottle and by don't think with far off the match starts on wednesday, australia, and you need to avoid the fees and manchester to retain the ashes. but the bigger prize is the winning level tinge the 1st series victory in england for them for 22 years. here's a lot, lot um 2019 where the series was alive brought until the end. so um, you know, fight in serious need you are to sign um as it goes along this sort of this is novel, isn't it gets bigger and bigger side kind of see the difference the so this way coming and it has to, the ryan started. so why don't we get a full game in defending? i have been championed cameron. smith said he was close to tears as handing back the clara jug as he arrived for this makes to admitted to a level beca

he's just the 2nd england player after james anderson's take 600 scouts and test matches. the tourist who lead the series to one reach 299, for 8 at stock spirits are high among pockets on supporters with their team. close again on victory again to lock in golf from ali aga to 2 wickets has punk spun dismiss hosts for 279 in their 2nd endings. august honor chasing a victory, tired of a $131.00 and will begin the final day on 40 for 3 hours here. international red marez is on the verge of a move to saudi arabia. manchester city have agreed to sell him to l. l. a. and a deal worth around $40000000.00 a 32 year old. how pet 40 of his team when the trouble last season. it wasn't, however, a regular in the starting 11 more as is expected to sign a 3 year deal with lee and was given permission to skip cities asian tour. a number of top players who swapped here for the savvy league recently including cream. vincy meant to go a county and roberto from mino of another player that is set to move to saudi arabia is jordan henderson. i'll add to fact who are managed by liber pool lege

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ten overs bowled by james anderson with no reward on his 41st birthday. pologised. accepted. 0k. mark wood bowled just three overs. it's always alarming to see a batter struck like this but khawaja, after the normal checks, was ok to continue. and australia's opening batters with touch and confidence did continue. you know, 384 would be a record score to win a test here. they're at 135. one way or another, today, it ends. joe wilson, bbc news at the oval. the weather looking 0k at the oval. england need to win to draw the series. two more groups will be determined at the women's world cup. already through, spain and japan, meet at 8 this morning to decide who wins that group. hosts australia will hope a fit again sam kerr can help them in their crucial game against canada. ireland, already out, will be looking for consolation points against nigeria, who are top of that group. another premier league star has completed his move to saudi arabia. allan saint—maximin left newcastle and joined al—ahli, for an undisclosed fee. the french forward made over 100 app

we year old james we got 40 year old james anderson. returning in anderson.place of obe robinson. stuart broad , who's 37. chris woakes is broad, who's 37. chris woakes is 34. mark wood is just the baby there of the bowling attack. at 33. we've got jonny bairstow is going to be back. it's very important jonny bairstow important that jonny bairstow makes and actually makes some catches and actually plays better in bat. we've got moeen ali as well . who's back moeen ali as well. who's back now? this is, this is interesting. moeen ali you know , i talked about this over the first test and he'd hurt his finger. you know, he'd cut his finger. you know, he'd cut his finger badly, his spinning finger. so he's looking for this nhs worker who cured his finger and sent him. and it was this is his spinning finger. it's a gel made of honey that he was sent . made of honey that he was sent. and he rubbed it on the finger. >> and it was this was it. >> and it was this was it. >> miracle cure. and now he doesn't know who sent it, but he wants it. >> he wants more of it. wel

from the james anderson and probably for the last time at a match from old trafford.nemouth coming up. bob, you wanted to say something. thank ou for you wanted to say something. thank you for letting _ you wanted to say something. thank you for letting me _ you wanted to say something. thank you for letting me back— you wanted to say something. thank you for letting me back in. _ you wanted to say something. thank you for letting me back in. richard said 400 _ you for letting me back in. richard said 400 people lost their lives and i said 400 people lost their lives and lagree, _ said 400 people lost their lives and i agree, comrades i served with killed — i agree, comrades i served with killed. they would say to get the policy _ killed. they would say to get the policy right. i don't know if i agree — policy right. i don't know if i agree with tobias, but i do know we need _ agree with tobias, but i do know we need to— agree with tobias, but i do know we need to get— agree with tobias, but i do know we need to get back to a political culture — need to get back to a

england have recalled james anderson for the fourth ashes test at old trafford, in place of ollie robinsonaughter, i have to inform you regrettably there are too many marks missing for your problems to be fully graded. as explained in or e—mail of the 25th ofjune you will be allowed to progress to next year and a complete result will be provided once marks are available. it mark on a late marked assessment will not affect your right to continue on the course and you will not be required to take a retake assessment. that is happening to an awful lot of kids at the moment and others. we talking shoplifting. joe is in kent. good morning. you have worked in retail? and ranjan, it is good to have you with us. joe, you have had a lot of brilliant moments. i worked in retail security for ten years and the level of aggression in recent years is astounding. i have had a frozen chicken smashed into my temple which caused mild concussion, i have been run out with a car, had a knife pulled on me, being a victim of various verbal assaults and physical altercations. almost at least weekly if not more of

doubt england are a better team withjames but there is no doubt england are a better team with james andersonen's wolrd cup and again have been settling into their training camp on queensland's sunshine coast as they build up to their opening game against haiti on saturday. they were made very welcome with a special first nation greeting. there was a unique version of heads, shoulders, knees and toes. they were more than happy to join in and do the movements as well. the tournament kicks off on thursday with co—hosts australia and new zealand both in action. talking of a hero's welcome, there was one last night for neal skupski, who won the men's doubles alongside his partner in wimbledon. he is the first briton to win both in nearly a century. what a special community it was taking the trophy home to palmerston and merseyside, in special moment for those who have followed him all the way. it special moment for those who have followed him all the way.— followed him all the way. it still hasn't really — followed him all the way. it still hasn't really sunk— followed him all the way. it still h

anderson. >> the john s. and james l. knight foundation, fostering an informed and engaged communities.ore at kf.org. ♪ >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and individuals. and friends of "the newshour." this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> good evening and welcome to "the newshour." a federal judge today ordered that the trial in the classified documents case against former president trump began on may 20, 2024. the u.s. district judge rejected the justice department's bid to try the case in december as well as the former president's request for a delay until after the 2024 election. the trial in florida is one of many legal obligations trump faces going into the 2024 election cycle, including federal and criminal state probes. let's turn to jessica roth, also a professor of law at cardozo school of law. what is your assessment of this may 2024 trial date? which side does this scheduling benefit? >> nobody got exactly what they wanted. former president tr

anderson. >> the john s. and james l. knight foundation, fostering an informed and engaged communities.ore at kf.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and friends of "the newshour." this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> welcome to "the newshour." the biden administration announced today that the u.s. will provide ukraine with thousands of cluster munitions, bombs and artillery shells that release scores of smaller so-called bomblets across an area. ukraine had requested the weaons which the u.s. could -- which the u.s. says could bolster kyiv's offensive. more than 120 countries have signed a convention banning cluster bombs, which sometimes failed to expose on impact, posing a significant risk to civilians for years after their use. u.s. officials debated the issue for months before president made the final decision this week. national security advisor jake sullivan outline the decision this afternoon. >> we recognize cluster munitions