professor of politics at the university of kent, a warm welcome to all, let's begin in london with joe butler. is this the end of one of the most chaotic premier ships of recent history? well approaching that question. absolutely, technically, it isn't quite the end because we still don't know sitting here this afternoon, are quite exactly what mr. johnston's plans are for the next 2 or 3 months. we know he intends to stay on effectively and i can take a role in his own position as p. m. but we don't really know where the conservative party is going to move against him and try to bring about quicker demise. a quick exit from down the street, but as to your point about a chaotic period, i think this has been an exceptionally chaotic period. unfortunately, having followed the food into the conservative party for very many years now, it does have a guy that has been prone to these periods of self reflection and, and certainly just to one side and then having well, the fractious leadership election processes. but so i have to say, having really observed very many of them said the last, that is th

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butler, an american palestinian, a journalist for al jazeera. she was killed by covering israeli military in the occupied west bank. and yes, president joe biden acknowledged that he has described her death as an enormous loss. and he said that her legacy, he hopes that her legacy will continue to inspire other younger generations. but more importantly, he also said that the investigation to an on needs to be ongoing. that's what many people pressing for for accountability for this death. tanya, can you tell me about biden's next? stop saudi arabia. what? what can we expect from that last stop growth? his tour of the middle east, his turbine is now in his way and he left a bethlehem and he will be going back to ben gory on apple. and then he will be flying directly up from tel aviv a, to a saudi arabia. he himself said, you know, it's a 1st for you as president a to fly directly to saudi arabia, israel and a saudi river. they don't have to play matic relations, but is we're puts it very much hope on that saying, you know, their hope this is a kind of small step. an opening to normalizing ties, at some point with saudi arabia to biden, wi

jason roy, joe root and ben stokes, not a single run between them. india were thirsty for more. not even just butlerty. in the end of the tail—enders had the score creeping past 100. just be boomer, ensuring not buy too much. he figures with six 419. india needed 111 to win. an unlucky number in cricket, but not today. the skipper led by example with an unbeaten 76. england, on the wrong end of a cricketing lesson. they will need to show improvement before the game at lord's on thursday. nestor mcgregor, bbc news. next to the euros, where the hosts england have issued a serious statement of intent, for the rest of the competition following their 8—0 demolition of norway last night. after a fairly lacklustre opening performance in their win over austria — the lionesses turned on the style, thrashing norway in brighton. that result puts them into the quarter finals but who will sarina wiegman's side face there? things could be much clearer by the end of tonight, with two of the favourites, germany and spain, going head to head in brentford. it is one of the most eye—catching encounters of the group st

joe wilson, bbc news, st andrews. now, it was a day to forget for england in their first one day international against india yesterday, but captainjos butlerrth an initial £49m, which could rise by another £6m in add—ons. chelsea, arsenal and tottenham have all expressed interest in the player who has scored 17 goals in 65 premier league games for leeds since signing from french side rennes for £17m in 2020. marsch says the funds from raphinha's sale, as well as those from kalvin phillips move to manchester city, will be reinvested to take the club where they "need to go" in the future. players at this year's women's rugby world cup in new zealand will be offered mouthguards with a microchip that can help detect concussion. england wore the same mouthguards during their autumn international campaign in 2021 as the sport attempts to reduce concussions. the data will help researchers better understand how women differ from men in terms of how they occur, the symptoms that can develop and the way women should be treated. that's all the sport for now. let's go back tojoanna, who is life in westminster. hopefully in some shade? no, not yet! no,