and as james anderson wins his final cap, england says this summer is all about winning the ashes even though they are 18 months away. welcome along. we have our first finalist at the european championship in germany. spain maintaining the 100% record at the tournament, beating france 2—1 in munich but they had to come from behind with the equaliser making history. lamine yamal, the 16—year—old forward, with an exquisite strike to become the youngest goalscorer at any major championship. our reporter was watching the match. like spain against france in the euro semi—final. for kylian mbappe day it was time to take the mask off and fix his field attack. before this, france had scored just two times and this was the penalty they had to wake and freefall but in spain's midfield is that miracle talent. this is barcelona's youngest ever player, the schoolboy who brought his homework to germany, lamine yamal, now a star of the game. his team on top, the first half was frantic. jane changed its direction. now, france found goals hard to come by again. the second half slipped by and spain held

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cricket devotees will talk at length about the way james anderson delivers the ball, his varieties. contributed here to another england victory. anderson will continue as a mentalfull england's victory. anderson will continue as a mental full england's polis. victory. anderson will continue as a mentalfull england's polis. i think the sense of appreciation here is notjust the sense of appreciation here is not just what he the sense of appreciation here is notjust what he has done for england but has promoted and sustained interest in the whole business of test match cricket. what business of test match cricket. what a wa to business of test match cricket. what a way to end! — a team of explorers is planning a new mission to the wreck of the titanic, more than a year after a submersible vessel and its five passengers were lost on their descent to the seabed. they'll use the latest technology on an uncrewed, robotic vehicle to make a 3d map of the world—famous shipwreck. our science editor rebecca morelle has had special access to the preparations. instantly recognisable. the most famo

the only real tension with england needing four wickets was how many were james anderson get? ld his very last moment the other batch winning moment? there was a court and bowled chance for anderson which he put round. 0nly right chris anderson will share it, he took 12 wickets in his test match debut. seriously impressive. and then one last final ovation forjames anderson. he is dedicated his career to the discipline of test match cricket. i to the discipline of test match cricket. ., ., ,., . cricket. i love the game so much, i have worked _ cricket. i love the game so much, i have worked so _ cricket. i love the game so much, i have worked so hard _ cricket. i love the game so much, i have worked so hard are _ cricket. i love the game so much, i have worked so hard are trying - cricket. i love the game so much, i have worked so hard are trying to l have worked so hard are trying to get better at what i do. i still in my head think i'm playing next week, weirdly. i am sure at some point it will sink in. it's been incredible. the reception i got everyday has been quite overwhe

if you wanted to take any young fast bowler and show what you need to do to have a career, james andersonhlete. one of our greatest ever to play the game. well, ben stokes and england told anderson they were finally moving on without him. over — the hardest word to say, for a bowler to hear. his england record — 700 wickets — may well never be broken. and james anderson has a whole test match left to give us more. joe wilson, bbc news, lords. a historic theatre in greater manchester that was closed in march last year when it lost its arts council funding is to reopen. it has just been announced that the oldham coliseum, which is 137 years old, has been saved by campaigners who decided to bring the theatre back to life. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson reports. we have had charlie chaplin here, stan laurel, pat phoenix, anne kirkbride... a lot of the corrie cast. this is a feelgood theatre story. last march, oldham coliseum shut after almost 140 years. it had lost its arts council funding. but the actressjulie hesmondhalgh refused to give up. we're very experienced at fightin

james anderson kept saying he did not want any fuss, he knew there would be because the state began withreatest moments on the big screen and when anderson walked on the pavilion steps he would've been able to look up and see his family. his daughters rang the bell to start the day and in this test match career. anderson open the bowling for england but atkinson was the dominant figure on this debut in seven wickets, he bowled with real pace close to 90 mph and accuracy in helpful conditions against their very inexperienced west indies batting line—up and players who had very little meaningful match practice in english conditions, 121 all out sadly, the kind of thing he might�*ve predicted but remember, atkinson is a long—term selection for england and they reckon he'll be able to do this kind of thing in australia and the ashes, never mind english conditions in july. anderson did make a contribution to the final innings in the 700 and the crowd enjoyed that. and the reply batting and the new modern english tradition to keep the test match moving we did see a glimpse of west indies bowli

james anderson's mind might be in many places this week, but he'll notice a team in transition. has many duties. ben stokes will play as an all around her, and he's the planner. already looking beyond even this summer. for me, i want to be able to sort of implement stuff to push the team as far as they can go, not only as a team collective, but also individuals. you got to go in 18 months�* time to australia, and we want to win that over. for the west indies here and now, there's been little time to adapt english conditions, but they have some serious fast bowlers and a very experienced captain. i wonder, do you think this is the best group of players you've had at your disposal so far? it's quite hard to say best. it's a young group, especially the batsmen. they have a lot of time to learn, because obviously playing test cricket, it takes a while to understand, you're always learning on the job. but yes, a very distant to make a decent team for sure. and challenging that decent team is england's immediate concern — this is clearly not australia. this is james anderson starting

the 44—year—old narrowly missed out on the wales job in 2018 when ryan giggs was apppointed james andersons are all over the place" as he prepares for his final england game. he'll win his 188th and final test cap against west indies in the first test that starts on wednesday. from lord's, here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. we come to the point that may be he thought he would never reach. his final test match remember the situation, deciding you need to move on without james anderson in giving this last occasion, this venue and he spoke to anderson earlier today, they talked about what made him the most proud of is such a long and successful career. the fact that i will be playing by 188 test, that makes me the most proud, the fact that he be able to play this long. is there any part of you that wants to stop? that's a tough question. coming of the back of last week i feel like i am, i think ithink i'm i think i'm bowling as well as they have. i know it had to end at some point. we have seen in the selection of the team in this touch match. during that time in england they have alr

the second test against the west indies without their retired all—time leading wicket taker, james andersono there, walking along to the programme. we're just a few hours away from the 152nd open golf tournament. three—time champion tiger woods is among the afternoon starters and will play with fellow americans xander schauffele and patrick cantlay, teeing off at 13:37 gmt. world number one scottie scheffler is out at ten past two, with former champion jordan spieth and cameron young. rory mcilroy, who won the claretjug ten years ago, tees off at nine minutes past nine in the morning. our correspondent chris mclaughlin looks ahead to the tournament. in the ayrshire sunshine, practice — practice looking for perfection and hoping for history. this old course first held the open championship in 1923. golf runs through the very sand dunes in troon and it has done for a very long time. the world has changed, of course, since then, but this place remains the same — draws huge crowds and the best the golfing game has to offer... ..including the man scotland hopes can become the first home—grown pl

in these kind of conditions against inexperienced batters, james anderson is still at the top of hisone for england, for what his profile, his ongoing career has done for this whole business of test match cricket. now to golf. the world's best male players are gearing up for next week's open championship in north berwick at the scottish 0pen. rory mcilroy is the defending champion. he managed five birdies today and currently sits tied in fifth place at nine under par, three shots behind the leader ludvig aberg of sweden. play was abandoned during the second round of the penultimate women's golf major of the year due to lightning, the evian championship in france. one of the big movers today was england's georgia hall. four birdies and an eagle at the last have taken her to six under, six off the leader ayaka furue ofjapan. of course, you can get all the rest at the bbc sport website or you can of course download the bbc sport app to your mobile or even on your tablet. until next time, though, bye for now. hello there, good evening. it's been cloudy and cool today across the uk, with

now to lord's, where it's been the end of an era on friday, as record test wicket—taker james anderson down on his england career. his final test lasted barely three days, as he and his england team—mates swept the west indies aside, winning the first test of the series by an innings and 114 runs. joe wilson reports. well, whenjoshua da silva of west indies became james anderson's 704th test wicket, he experienced the same feeling as so many of those who have come before him — leaning forward to play at a delivery, finding the ball taking his outside edge, caught and gone. sadly, because of the weakness, really, in west indies�* batting, there was no sense of tension about the outcome of the match here. the realjeopardy was whetherjames anderson could take the final wicket with his final act in cricket. he should have done — put down a pretty simple caught and bowled chance. but it is right, i think, that at least some of the attention will be shared by gus atkinson, who took that final wicket, took 12 in the match on his debut. now, he is the kind of bowler that england think will hel

that's why james anderson's career is so exceptional.gus atkinson. seven wickets and counting. joe wilson, bbc news at lord's. in 2007, argentina's star footballer lionel messi posed for photos with a baby as part of a charity photoshoot. but little did anyone know that that baby would also become a footballer. the baby is now 16 years old — he's called lamine yamal, and last night he made history when he scored for spain in the euros semi final. from madrid, guy hedgecoe has more. spain is dreaming again. 12 years after last lifting the european championship trophy, the men's team has reached the final. and the player everyone is talking about is 16—year—old lamine yamal. his 21st minute wonder goal levelled the result against france and made him the youngest goal scorer in the tournament's history. the 16—year—old! the barcelona winger�*s electric performance helped spain then take the lead. we started screaming. we were really happy and, yes, very excited. that's crazy that he's16 years old and i'm like, uh, - trying to remember, _ "w

james anderson's mind will be in many places this week but he will notice a team in transition. he is the planner, already looking behind this summer. for is the planner, already looking behind this summer.— is the planner, already looking behind this summer. for me, i want to implement _ behind this summer. for me, i want to implement stuff - behind this summer. for me, i want to implement stuff to - behind this summer. for me, i l want to implement stuff to push the team as far as they can go, not only as a team collective but as individuals. we look at where we have got to go — in 18 months time, to australia, we want to win that urn back. there has been little time for west indies to adapt to english conditions. d0 west indies to adapt to english conditions-— conditions. do you think this is the best — conditions. do you think this is the best group _ conditions. do you think this is the best group of- conditions. do you think this is the best group of playersl is the best group of players you have had at your disposal so far? it you have had at your disposal so far? . you h

that�*s why james anderson�*s career is so exceptional. wouldn�*t stop raining across north—east scotland where in parts of aberdeenshire we had over 70 millimetres of rain, which means the entire quota for the month of july. now north—east scotland joins the whole swathe of southern england, parts of the midlands where we have well over our monthly allocation of rain. the rain still coming down across north—east scotland, the low pressure slow moving, loitering here. patchy rain across northern ireland, northern england, that sink southwards over night reaching wales and the north midlands. temperatures double figures for the most part, a0 celsius. tomorrow more rain across north—east scotland, the rain turning light and patchy at —— 1a celsius. then we have this tone of damp weather for northern england, across wales, the midlands, the rain turning showery as the day goes by but across southern parts of wales, a nice day with warm sunshine to look forward to an top temperatures reaching 23 degrees. the weather will feel like it should do

james anderson told us he did not want any fuss, he knew there would be fuzz.got atkinson the dominant bowler. real accuracy of helpful conditions against a very experienced west indies team who have had very little match practice in england conditions. 121 all out sadly, we could have expected. did james anderson make a contribution? he came into dismiss jayden seales lbw. crowd enjoyed that. they also enjoyed what they saw of england's reply, batting in the now modern tradition. zak crawley in particular, when he is at the crease, the scoreboard will be moving. 76 from 89 balls, his contribution for the view was dismissed, gavin, a lovely ball from jayden seales to get rid of him, so in glenn close, three down, but 68 runs a head. west indies to have a decent bowling attack, but when you're dismissed for 121, in the first innings, it is a long way back. it first innings, it is a long way back. , . ., first innings, it is a long way back. , . back. it is indeed. joe wilson, . reat back. it is indeed. joe wilson, treat to back. it is indeed. joe wilson, great t

well, james anderson's expertise will not be lost — he's about to become england's coaching mentor. the emotion of test match cricket. joe wilson, bbc news, at lord's. novak djokovic has returned to centre court today after criticising the crowd for disrespecting him in his quarter final win on wednesday. the seven—time champion is playing italian lorenzo musetti for a place in the final, where he'd meet last year's winner carlos alcaraz after he beat daniil medvedev. here's our sports news correspondent laura scott. booing. respect is something earned not demanded, influenced by achievements as well as attitudes. while one of the sport's greatest hit out at feeling unloved, listen to this reaction for another, britain's alfie hewett. commentator: he's missed. and hewitt is in the final. as he moved one win from the only grand slam missing from his cabinet, the wimbledon wheelchair singles trophy. support is strong for this young man, spain's carlos alcaraz. but early nerves gave the advantage to daniil medvedev. and then it turned, as the defending champion found his groove. 0h, wi

for a full package. past james anderson for a full acka . e. . past jamesbefore we go, let's head back to germany, where excitment and tensions are beginning to grow ahead of england's euro semi—final tomorrow evening. some of those gathered england faithful who've made the journey have been speaking tojohn watson. if we get through our next game, i don't know how we would ever plan on going home. because i think i would sleep in the car if i had to to be part of this. we have done washing a few times! but, no, we are ok. i've still got a few clean pairs left. enough for the final. we have run out of these. just like england havel been playing — pants — but we keep scrap... do you know what? dare we think that we might win? you've got your england leg, have you got any travel space in there for "it's coming home"? definitely. where is that going? it's going here. that is where it is going. we had to go to a shop today and get some bits and pieces. i got a red top because my england top is having to be washed, socks, shorts... if you don't want to show us yo

james anderson is preparing for his test farewell, but ben stokes says england are preparing for the 18 months away. and para gb rower lauren rowles tells us she is using her decision to come out, to help her make make history at the paralympics. i think that that's something that gives me the edge, it gives me what makes me who _ gives me the edge, it gives me what makes me who i _ gives me the edge, it gives me what makes me who i am. _ gives me the edge, it gives me what makes me who i am. there - gives me the edge, it gives me what. makes me who i am. there was some sun on court — makes me who i am. there was some sun on court number— makes me who i am. there was some sun on court number one, _ makes me who i am. there was some sun on court number one, but - makes me who i am. there was some sun on court number one, but the - sun on court number one, but the fairy tale run is over. meanwhile, though men's world number one and top—seeded yannik sinner is out too, beaten by chief disruptor daniel medvedev in a marathon match. good evening. england have arrived in dortmund, ahead of

here at lourdes, i've been speaking to england's james anderson as he prepares for his very last test. and i'm chetan pathak live here at wimbledon. it's an eventful day at the championships where alina is wearing a black ribbon to dedicate her when to those killed in an attack on a children's hospital in her home country. it's a very difficult day today for the ukrainian people. applause. the favour now to win a second singles title. evening, we'll get to the all england club and lord's shortly, but we'll start at the european championship as england prepare for their semifinal against the netherlands on wednesday. after their uninspiring progress through the group stage, extra time against slovakia and penalties against switzerland, they find themsleves one match away from a return to the final. we heard from luke shaw today, who says he's ready to start on wednesday, after coming off the bench on saturday, and was also asked about the negativity that gareth southgate has had to deal with. i don't really understand the criticism. i think what he's done for the country, for us as pla

and as james anderson wins his final cap, england says this summer is all about winning the ashes evene along. we have our first finalist at the european championship in germany. spain maintaining the 100% record at the tournament, beating france 2—1 in munich but they had to come from behind with the equaliser making history. lamine yamal, the 16—year—old forward, with an exquisite strike to become the youngest goalscorer at any major championship. 0ur reporter was watching the match.

another fast bowler gus atkinson could make their test debuts as england look to a future without james anderson. the tour de france is just two days old and already the pre—race favourite tadej pogacar has taken the leader's yellow jersey. the race is actually in italy right now but frenchmen have claimed both stages so far — kevin vauquelin winning into bologna. behind, pogacar pulled ahead of most of his main rivals to top the overall standings ahead of monday's expected sprint finish in turin. pogacar is bidding to win the tour after taking victory in the giro d'italia last month and just before we go, time to point you in the direction of the bbc sport website and app for the very latest on all those stories and lots, lots more. but from all of us at the bbc sport centre, thanks forjoining us. we'll see you again soon. hello. thanks forjoining me. well, july, statistically, is our warmest month of the summer but thisjuly — at least the beginning — is looking very different. mother nature has decided to put a pause on the summer heat. it's going to be rather on the cool side, even really win

they could make their test debuts as england look to a future without james anderson, who will retirerance is two days old, but already the prerace favourite tadej pogacar has taken the lead. the race is in italy, right now, but frenchmen have claimed by stages so far. kevin vauquelin took the the win on the ride into bologna. tadej pogacar is bidding to win the tour after taking victory at the giro d'italia last month. and just before we go, there is time to put you in direction of the bbc sport website, and that for the very latest on all of those stories, and lots, lots more, but from all of us at the bbc sport centre and sportsday, thank you forjoining us. we have see you soon. bye bye. hello. thanks forjoining me. july, statistically is our warmest month of the summer, but thisjuly, at least the beginning, is looking very different. mother nature has decided to put a pause on the summer heat. it's going to be rather on the cool side, even really windy at times in the north of the uk. and of course there is some rain on the way. so let's have a look at the forecast for monday. a c

and as james anderson wins his final cap, england say this summer is all about winning the ashes evenve our first finallist at the european championship, spain maintainng their 100 percent record at the tournament beating france 2—1 in munich, but they had to come from behind, with the equaliser making history. lamine yamal, their 16 year old forward with an exquisite strike to become the youngest goalscorer at a major championship. our reporterjoe lynskey was watching the match. spain against france and the euro

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james anderson will take up a role as bowling mentor in the england set up when he retires from testis the most successful pace bowler in the history of test cricket and will end his international playing career following the first test against against west indies after england told him they want to move on. anderson is currently playing county cricket with lancashire. although he hasn't bowled yet after day two of their match was washed out. when we spoke tojimmy initially, we did not say, this is what you are going to have to do, we gave him the option. it is something he is keen to do as well. as we speak, and he has not done loads and loads of it, but he has got, no question about his knowledge and experience within bowling, and it's been something that when we asked him, he was keen to do. and then we have got a great opportunity in the rest of the summer to find outjust how much he enjoys it or doesn't enjoy it, really. someone like anderson, i think, is going to have lots of options for english cricket and would be lucky if he stays in our game. stage three of the tour de fran

that still had allowed his era england to set to begin a new era without false voting. stalwart james anderson pito who left one back to the this business uptake these votes and by the bank growth partner of bung the dashboard forward to use the this business uptake these me to try to see rose talk know bundle dash before he is the the it's time to support his peter with the latest for me to thank you very much. in 9 days disposing, will, will gathering patters for this use and then pick games. but there are concerns besetting sin river won't be clean enough for athletes to compete in the matter and hidalgo swim in the was a way to prove it is clean. the passion about the reports from paris may, can you splash unfulfilling a promise? paris may need to go taking the plunge in the river, send to prove its clean and ready for the olympic games. it was to be here and that somebody was injury. and let me know it's really messed up . and the reason i don't know is it was if i originally restarted so long side, the man was the heads of the power skins organizing committee. 3 time olympic gold medal.

and on, far as small with the sports as cricket fits farewell to one of the brakes. fast bowler james anderson signs off with a final weekend as england scratched the west indies for the will begin this news all and gaza were civil defense team. so the recovered 60 bodies from areas west of golf city off of the pasha, withdrawal of israeli forces. the offensive that has destroyed residential buildings and facilities, including a hospital, un college and a back. civil defense things have one residents trying to attend to their homes. that is rarely slices in tags. a still in the area elsewhere and the strip an attack on the southern city of con eunice code, at least 7 palestinians. witnesses say these really ami target had an area that had been designated a safe solar beyond windows. how mazda is what is video of what it says is flashing and gaza? cities should j. e. a neighborhood. it appears to show a tax on is really military vehicles and soldiers. this is randy military, old people, them guys associate and leave on wednesday saying the area remained an active combat. so despised palestinian

james anderson has taken six wickets for lancashire on the third day of their county championship match at lord's next week in the first test against west indies. before joining the backroom staff as a fast—bowling mentor. he hasn't made any announcement about his plans for doemstic cricket but he is now 41 and this could be his final appearance for lancashire. notts are 74—6 at lunch in theirfirst innings. england head coach steve borthwick has made two changes to the side that thrashed japan last month as he prepares to take on new zealand in dunedin in the first match of their two—test series. joe marler and will stuart come in at prop in place of bevan rodd, who drops out of the match day squad entirely, and dan cole. if cole comes off the bench, he'll will equaljason leonard's tally of 114 caps, the most by an england forward, while fin baxter is set to make his debut off the bench. no changes to the backline, where marcus smith again starts at fly half. uncapped wing ollie sleightholme, son of former england international, jon, is among the replacements. the quarterfinal line up a

they take on the west indies in the first of three tests at lord�*s, which will be james anderson�*s ah, ifeel pretty happy with where things are now and i�*m pretty excited for the week, as well. having quite a few friends and family come time for the week is good and i have had a lot of people who have stopped me in the street or who have stopped me in the street or who have stopped me in the street or who have met out don�*t about say they�*re coming to the game. i think they�*re coming to the game. i think the fact i�*m planning my 188 test just short of 42 years old, that makes me most pride, being able to play this long, the fact that i�*ve committed to playing for this long and trying to just push myself to be the best i possibly can be. that is all i have ever done and even though i know i have one game left, i still try to train as hard as i ever have to get myself in a position where i can play well for the team.- can play well for the team. when an bod can play well for the team. when anybody comes _ can play well for the team. when anybody comes to _ can play well for the

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james anderson, in his final test innings, with two of the west indies second—innings wickets.ing a day off after their 2—1 defeat of netherlands at euro 2024. bukayo saka and his team—mates are bidding to win a major tournament on foreign soil for the first time, an achievement not lost on former england captain gary lineker. this is going to be tough. it is going to be difficult, but they are on the break of history. no english team has ever won a major tournament abroad ever. the women have won the euros in england, england have won the world cup in england, but we've never done it outside, and that would be history, and everything will be crossed. is football coming home? i'm banning that statement. it's been bad luck for so long! scotland's gemma dryburgh is a joint overnight leader of the evian championship in france. dryburgh is 7—under—par after the first round of the fourth major of the year, as are sweden's ingrid lindblad and patty tavatanakit of thailand. england'sjodi ewart shadoff had a day of mixed fortunes. she'll have been disappointed to have carded a 4—over—p

now, james anderson will retire from test cricket next week as its greatest fast bowler.ically, his 700 test wickets also can't be matched by any other pace bowler in history. but anderson has admitted to the bbc�*s tail—enders podcast he would have liked three of them to come in consecutive balls. something he's never done but close friends and team—mates have... bangs on about it quite a lot enjoys have that come i never got test 100 and also close at that i was getting in there but that kid who played at burnley, if you get a test we could, i'd have been absolutely buzzing with it to get as many as they had and to be involved in ruins many test victories as i have, i can't really, it still doesn't feel real, it still feels strange and ensuring the years to come to the sinking a little bit more when i look back in my career would have achieved because i never really sat down and thought about what games they played and would consider a bus been thinking about the next game in the future and so, i think once i finish playing and i have a bit of time on my hands. you're u

while this has meant to be james anderson's farewell moment, they be told gus atkinson's stone was the line lights taken. 7 wickets and the city did they get the wind. these finally hit the 700 and fast in his career as the village was out for a 121, and a little over 2 weeks until the power. so then fixed again. organizers have been putting the finishing touches to the beach volleyball venue, which is at the foot just the eiffel tower. the temporary stadium which can hold many fussing 1000 spect sites as is about 95 percent complete. what a great view, the egypt through the lens. leaders on the.

james anderson says his emotions are all over the place ahead of his final match for england.uch about the game itself yet, like certainly how i feel about it, i try to be as sort of focused as i can. the big thing for me this week is wanting to play well, bull well, then get a win. that's what i'm trying to focus on, i'm sure the emotions during the week will change but right now that's what i'm trying to focus on to stop myself crying. this time on wednesday, we'll be approaching fulltime in england's semifinal against netherlands in the european championship. we heard from luke shaw today, who came off the bench during saturday's penalty shoot—out win over switzerland, he doesn't understand the negativity that the manager gareth southgate has had to deal with through the tournament. i don't really understand the criticism. i think what he's done for the country, for us as players as well, and he's really took us to the next level, no manager has really been as successfuly as he's done recently another semifinal we love him. he is exactly what we need. for us he always puts

front of house seats for that moment thatjames get front of house seats for that moment that james anderson staircase like alastair cook. um, but it's nice to, you know, i have in the last couple of months, even just looking at old caps and, um, old photos even of, you know, test victories in india, in australia and things like that, people i've played with, and remembering back to good times is, um, has been really special. welcome to old age. can you pinpoint one? can you pinpoint something out of this immense career? just something, a moment? yeah. oh, gosh. it's hard to say one out of so many games, but i feel like i got ten at trent bridge in 2013, and that's probably the most complete performance that i've played in an england shirt. 0h! just everything felt good from ball one. ijust felt like i could get every single one of their players out. um, you know, there's always one or two players and maybe you think, "i'm not getting him out today," but that day, ifelt like i was invincible. you don't seem a very emotional fella to me, jimmy, but you'll have a lump when you're walking out t

so far this summer, the only change england have made to their 11s replacing the retired james andersonchanges. two very, very oppressive all—around performances, so we're looking to cap off this series with another win. looking to cap off this series with anotherwin. is looking to cap off this series with another win. is a looking to cap off this series with another win-— another win. is a come with a feelin: another win. is a come with a feeling that — another win. is a come with a feeling that those _ another win. is a come with a feeling that those fast - another win. is a come with a l feeling that those fast bowlers might get a bit of ago —— does it? having my team—mates around the group, ithink having my team—mates around the group, i think it's been great for them to vibe around, because it's been a long time for matthews, and it's dylan's first time. it's been phenomenal when he's come into the team. his debut was just sensational and last weekend again. coming back in last week added that x factor into the team. it's great having two guys who can turn to to blow the game open

out on the pitch and try to be at our best and personally i've got a lot to thank him for it james andersong an emotional week as he prepares to play his final game for england. now a1, the pace bowler will win his 188th test cap at lords on wednesday in the first test against west indies before his international retirement. his sole focus is adding to his 700 test wickets. the fact i will be playing my 188 test just shy of a0 two years old makes me the most proud of the fact i have committed to paying for this long and have just i have committed to playing for this long and have just tried to push myself to be the best i possibly can be. that is all i have ever done. i feel blessed to have been able to play for as long as i have and to take the amount of wickets that i have. you know, i am going to sit back in the next few years and be extremely proud of what i have achieved. there is nothing that i regret. should be very emotional on wednesday. lots more on the bbc sport website. ali, can we talk a bit more about the euros? i does she talked about england but there's a small matter of spa

they'll be without james anderson, following his retirement after the victory in the first test, but because it has only been a week. but with him still being around the team, and i think he knows he still has so much more to offer english cricket, i cannot think of a better bloke to pass on the knowledge of fast bowling to the guys we have now. tadej pogacar is four days away from completing an historic double. he's close to adding the tour de france title, to the giro d'italia he won earlier this year — that hasn't been done since 1998. he extended his lead by another two seconds on stage 17 — which was won from a breakaway group. ecuadorian rider richard cara—paz got away from britain's simon yates to take the honours. while pogacar in the yellowjersey sprinted to take a little bit more time on defending champion jonas vingegaard — he now leads by three minutes 11 seconds. and that's all the sport for now. temperatures round about the seasonal average on wednesday low 20s for most of us plenty of strong july 20s for most of us plenty of strong july sunshine with more to come over

they'll be without james anderson following his retirement after the first test victory, but captain he's still having a huge impact on the team. you can see the lights were just drawn towards him and wanted to pick his brains about what he thinks and how he holds certain deliveries and i think it has been a very smooth the transition, but no doubt there is still a motion withjimmy because it has only been a week, but with him still being around the team, and i think he knows he still has so much more to offer english cricket, i cannot think of a better bloke to pass on the knowledge of bowling to the guys we have now. it's all about attitude. we have some _ it's all about attitude. we have some young guys and each set to remain_ some young guys and each set to remain through to success through tough _ remain through to success through tough times. it is obviously easy to -ive tough times. it is obviously easy to give in. _ tough times. it is obviously easy to give in. give — tough times. it is obviously easy to give in, give up, but we have to keep— give in, give up, but we have to

this is meant to be james anderson's farewell moment. they be told to go to atkins, installed alarm light taking 7 which is and to send did they get the windows funding, which is the $700.00 and 1st of his career as if this is what out for 121. with a delay the 2 weeks until the power so then picks again. organizers have been putting the finishing touches to the beach volleyball venue, which is at the foot of the eiffel tower. the temporary stadium which can hold resetting thousands baptizes is about 95 percent complete. to add or finished with some incredible pictures from it's lee. this is 3 time a while to slack climbing champion young writers attempting his latest speech estonian cross to the straight as messina, a body of water that runs between the audit of sicily. adam may not. it's late on what's the well longest slap line for 3 hours. besides the 2 year old cover, the 3.6 kilometers, with the highest point of the vote. 265 meters thoughts. he fell schultz of achieving a world reco. does he style it just a few meters from the fin

here comes james anderson. there goes kraigg brathwaite.mes anderson, the farewell was progressing perfectly — wickets, get them while you still can. joe wilson, bbc news, lord's. england's women are also in action. their t20 match with new zealand has got under way in the last few minutes. england won the toss and chose to bowl in canterbury. net severed front captains the side. new zealand cosmic to the bates —— susie bates... new zealand currently 25—1. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. a crash towards the end of stage 12 appears to have ended primoz roglic�*s hopes of overall victory at the tour de france. the slovenian was able to finish but slipped to sixth overall. biniam girmay claimed his third victory while britain's mark cavendish was fifth. rory mcilroy has made a good start to his defence of the scottish 0pen, scotland's gemma dryburgh has a share of the lead at the fourth women's major of the year, the evian championship in france. dryburgh is seven—under par after the first round

james anderson took a wicket in his final outing for his country but the day belonged to another fasttic scenes as england and close the game out for the ali watkins late strike sealing the ali watkins late strike sealing the victory for gareth south gates decides that they are related in portman and a phenomenal win for the player through to the second year of final in a row. —— garrett south gate. more coming up on that soon. hello. on wednesday, it just wouldn't stop raining across parts of northeast scotland. in parts of aberdeenshire, we had over 70mm of rain in places — that's over a month's worth of rain. as well as the wet weather, it was also quite windy and cold. northeast scotland nowjoins parts of southern england and the midlands in places of the uk that already had well over a month's worth of rain so far this month — and we're onlyjust past the first week, of course. it continues to rain across northeast scotland, as well, with our area of low pressure, slow—moving out in the north sea, it continues to be wet here. but we do have another weather front bringing some rain

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