ja5on roy, joe root and —— joe against india at the oval. root against india at the oval. ja5on roy, joe root and —— joe root and ben stokes have all gone for nothing. india won the toss and it seems they've made a good decision to put england in to bat first. there is live coverage on bbc radio five sports extra. ireland avenged their defeat by the maori all blacks a fortnight ago with an impressive 30—24 win in wellington. despite a slippery ball that led to numerous handling errors, the teams served up an entertaining conte5t. jordan larmour touched down twice during the match, this his second, which sealed the victory and what should be a morale—boosting win before ireland's 5erie5 decider against the all blacks this weekend. england will find out who they will face in the quarterfinals of the women's euros later, as spain and germany go head—to—head in group b this evening. the lione55e5 secured a record—breaking 8—0 victory over norway in brighton last night — a record in the both the men's and women's game at this tournament. it means

joe roots did reach 50 and england are over halfway to their targets. this is how it looks to finish the day. england 259 victory, needing another 119 to win. tiny bear still unbeaten on 72. joe roots and 76 for him. full highlights on bbc four and the iplayer at seven p:m.. just two days until the start of the women's european championships in england. the lionesses kick off the action against austria at old trafford. they've had heartbreak at major tournaments, beaten finalists in the euros in 2009, they've fallen at the semifinal hurdle at two world cups and one euro's since. earlier i spoke to former england international sue smith and asked her if england could finally make the leap with the help of head coach sarina wiegman. she is saying, well, i have done it with another lens, i know how to do it, iwill with another lens, i know how to do it, i will pass on all of my experience unto us players, and that is what those players are ready for. that is what they want. they want to take that next step and win the tournament. it is huge pressure and ex

. —— virat kohli carefully gathering momentum. joe root number in india more than 100 ahead and theyfor 284 in reply to india's 416. england have taken wickts but that india lead now up to 248 approaching the end of the days play. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more just after half—past seven. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. i'mjane hill and taking us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. hi, mark. what have you been watching? very mixed bag. we have minions — the rise of gru — the little yellow weeblies are back. we have tigers, which is a sports drama with a difference — it was sweden's academy awards entry. and nitram, a very disturbing drama with a great central performance by caleb landryjones. so, where do you stand on minions? i've seen one of them. it made me laugh, i seem to remember, it was a while ago, there have been a lot of them. yes, there have, but i think that's a good thing. so, this is the sequel to the minions movie, which was a prequel to the despicable me movies, which is when we first met the minions. set in the 19705, gr

jonny bairstow and joe root have both hit unbeaten half centuries as england chase 378 to win against series at two games a piece. nesta mcgregor watched the action on day four. 2-1 2—1 down, standing in each of the leaven of the series they would need to show they were morning people. to most of the hard work done before lunch and on day four started well, and he hadn't put 30 runs on the board when they lost. a key work in with 66. two quick wickets would follow first and missed timing this reverse strike. india was stunned and literally because he was struck on his helmet, he was gone. jimmy edison schedule his tests catch but it should be 101. edison schedule his tests catch but it should be101. two) nojoins. and when he instant helped himself to the final three wickets, for england, the chase was on and a target of the age of 78 and i karen chase. and while the transformation that was slim, to give the crowd something to believe in. even before reaching his half—century, it had been set. show roots since two neck and neck. it smiling. we denmark midfielder christian eriksen has a

jason roy was the first batsman to go for a duck, and the returning joe root went without scoring a fewthout the loss of a wicket. so england will be looking for a drastically better performance in the second match of the series at lord's on thursday. there was movement in the wicket early and they expose that brilliantly. but we have to review and think, is the way we can come through that better than we did today? instead of using five, six wickets early, is there a way to keep it to two or three and with the long batting line—up, help us post decent score. olympic championjonny brownlee has pulled out of england's commonwealth games squad because of injury. the 201a commonwealth mixed relay champion fractured his elbow and wrist in a crash at the world triathlon championship series in leeds last month. he was initially diagnosed with a fractured elbow and was thought to be recovering well, but after struggling with pain in his wrist a scan revealed further damage. brownlee says he is "desperately disappointed". northern ireland sprinter leon reid has been barred from competing at thi

joe root top scored, eventually falling for 86, england all out well short of their target.e as a warning over an increasingly congested cricket schedule. i feel like there is just too much cricket rammed and for people to play all three formats now. it's a lot harder than what i think it used to be. it looked back when i was doing all three, it didn't feel like it was this jam packed and everything like that. you know, you obviously want to play as much cricket as he possibly can, but when it is making you feel tired and sore and you've got to look towards, i don't know, five or six months down the road of what you are doing in the road of what you are doing in the here and now, it is probably not the best thing. onto football where england players have tried their best to keep cool, as they prepare for their quarter final against spain in the women's euros tomorrow night. they wore ice vests after training in london as temperatures neared 40 degrees. natalie pirks reports. beating the heat while the country sizzles. training was earlier today with cooling wraps and ice ves

an unbroken partnership of 269 between bairstow and joe root — who also scored a century — meant the, we got it back up and about absolutely delighted, very proud of the way the lads have gone about it, obviously when we played against them last summer in the game was cancelled, they were on top of the series, they were playing really well so around draw series against a top—class side is really pleasing. the women's european championship gets underway later with hosts england taking on austria in the opening match at old trafford. england, ranked eighth in the world, are one of the favourites to win the tournament england have gone 1a games unbeaten under new manager sarina weigman while her native country the netherlands are reigning champions. while spain will be without ballon d'or—winning midfielder alexia putellas for the tournament after she suffered an anterior cruciate ligament injury at training on tuesday. spain begin their euros campaign against finland on friday. wout van aert takes a lead of 25 seconds into stage 5 of the tour de france later after he picked up victory

england are struggling in reply, joe root among the batters gone.goram has died at the age of 58 after a short battle with cancer. goram was capped a3 times for his country at football, and four times at cricket. he helped rangers win five scottish premiership titles, as well as five cups. you can read about carlos sainz taking pole for the british grand prix on the bbc sport website. but from me, goodnight. sarah, thank you very much indeed. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel, but that's all from me. have a good night. pa rt part two of the week and looking unsettled. we will have more showers around, some could be quite heavy in places, may be some rumbles of thunder. the winds, light in the south, quite breezy across northern areas. it's because we have low pressure to the north of the uk, higher to the south, and a couple of weather fronts crossing the country, and these will enhance the shower activity. one such front will be lying over central parts of the uk, so it'll be cloudy here, showery rain, sunshine acro

they resumed on 259 for three with joe root and jonny bairstow at the crease and they saw england homeot reached his century first and was unbeaten on 142. johnny bairstow, was the man of the match, he made 114 to go with a tonne in the first innings as well. that's four centuries in three matches. it's been a brilliant start under new coach brendon mcullum and captain ben stokes, after the 3—0 series win against new zealand, this is their fourth test win in a row. bairstow says he hopes "the positive brand that they're playing is exciting for people to watch." it's the first of the wimbledon quarterfinals today, the action on centre court is just getting under way but british tennis fans will be focussing on number one court later on this afternoon, that's where cameron norrie is playing. let's cross live to the all england club, chethan pathak is there, he's seeded ninth, but this is uncharted territory for norrie. it is. he set himself a target before the championships of finally reaching the second week of a grand slam and he has donejust reaching the second week of a grand slam an

bat england lost a couple of early wickets, they then lost a couple of late wickets too including joe roots asked to leave manchester united if the club receive an appropriate offerfor him. ronaldo only returned to old trafford a year ago and went on to be the club's top scorer but it's understood he wants to play at the highest level still. united missed out on champions league qualification which would have left the 37—year old portugal forward facing europa league football next season. that's all the sport for now. london has seen its biggest ever pride — more than a million people have taken part, in the first event since 2019. lauren moss reports. it's loud, it's proud and it's back... ..where it all began. the pride march has taken to the streets once again, with thousands of people walking under the rainbow flag. generations came together, including 17—year—old erin and her mum, vicky, who have travelled from leicestershire. i came out this year to my mum as bi. i've always wanted to come to one of these festivals. when i discovered we'd be down here anyway for the guns n roses conc

jonny bairstow and joe root have a partnership of 150 thus far, while india are 2—1 up and looking for and rooster can get going again, and get a good partnership going there we should get over the line. you think you _ should get over the line. you think you are _ should get over the line. you think you are clear _ should get over the line. you think you are clear favourites? i think so, from the position we are in to get into this position is something we believe as a group, and i think, you know, for me tomorrow morning we will always be very ready. belgian wout van aert will take a narrow lead into the 11th stage of the tour de france later as the race moves away from denmark for the first time this year. he holds a lead of seven seconds over the field, having finished second in all of the first three stages, while two—time defending champion tadej pogacar is third — 1a seconds behind van aert. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the team, that's your sports news for now. this is certainly shapin

they bowled first in manchester and took early wickets, jonny bairstow and joe root were both out form home with nearly eight overs to spare. they won by five wickets. they also won the t20 series against england. pakistan's babar azam scored 119 on the second day of the first test against sri lanka in galle. but his was the only significant score as they were dismissed for 218. prabath jayasuriya took five wickets. sri lanka are 36—1 in their second innings, a lead of 40 runs. we've had two more matches at the women's european championship. group c was the tightest of the lot. any two of the four teams could still qualify, the reigning champions netherlands are into the knockout round after beating switzerland 4—1. they'll play france next. sweden are through as group winners they beat portugal 5—0. they will face either iceland, belgium, or italy. some football transfer news — manchester united have confirmed their third major signing of the summer. they've reached an agreement with dutch club ajax for the argentinian defender lisandro martinez. the fee will be around £57 million. t

jonny bairstow and joe root both failing to make any runs.ickets for hardik pandya and two for mohammed siraj. butjos buttler and moeen ali are trying to rebuild. hampshire won county cricket's 2020 blast competition byjust one run in an extraordinary climax at edgbaston last night. lancashire needed four off the last ball to win but richard gleeson was bowled by luke wood. everyone thought that was the end. the fireworks went off and hampshire celebrated only to be told they had bowled a no ball and they would have to bowl the delivery again. lancashire just needed two to win but they couldn't get them this time so hampshire could finally celebrate. fred kerley of the usa is now the world's fastest man. kerley led an american clean sweep of the men's 100m medals on home soil in a time of 9.86 seconds. it's the 27—year—old, who won 0lympic silver last year, edged marvin bracy and trayvon bromell in 0rgeon. dina asher—smith says she has "more to give" after she set the fastest time in the women's100m heats. asher—smith, who is the 200m world c

and india went on to take five england wickets including the big one of former captain joe root.sition for the first time in his career for tomorrow's british grand prix at silverstone. the ferrari driver edged out championship leader max verstappen, with lewis hamilton in fifth. there's only been one winner through the entire season of the women's w series. britain's jamie chadwick continued her domination with a fourth win out of four races this season. it's her sixth victory in a row across the last two campaigns, this one incredibly by a winning margin of more than 19 seconds. britain's abbi pulling also made the podium, finishing third, but it's chadwick who is well clear in the overall standings, and who the restjust can't catch. cristiano ronaldo has asked to leave manchester united if the club receive an appropriate offerfor him. ronaldo only returned to old trafford a year ago and went on to be the club's top scorer but it's understood he wants to play at the highest level still. united missed out on champion's league qualification, which would have left the 37—year—old

cheteshwar pujara for 66 and india then lost shreyas iyer — before rishabh pant followed moments later — joe root jack leach. india have just lost another wicket — shardul thakur caught for four. india are now 238—9, a lead of 370. they lead in this delayed series to one. arsenal have signed brazil forward gabrieljesus from manchester city on a long—term deal for £a5m. the 25—year—old forward is undergoing a medical and agreeing personal terms. he scored 95 goals in 236 appearances in all competitions during his five seasons at city. jesus will wear the no 9 shirt, recently vacated by alexandre lacazette, who left for lyon on a free transfer. manchester city have signed leeds united midfielder kalvin phillips for £16 million. the england international joins the premier league champions on a six—year deal. he becomes pep guardiola's third summer signing after the arrivals of erling haaland and stefan ortega moreno. rinaldo wants to leave old trafford this summer if a suitable offer is received. united are adamant they want the portuguese forward. he becomes pep guardiola's third summer signing aft

even with root and purser at the crease, it has been india's day so far. ——joes is the state of play nearing the end of day two. india all out for a16. england 77—3 in reply, with yorkshire dquoe root and jonny bairstow at the crease, seeing out an awkward final hour after that long rain delay. there is a better forecast for the remainder of the test, though. full highlights are bbc four at 7pm. there was a dramatic finish on the second stage of the tour de france, with a crash less than two miles from the end catching out favourite tadej pogacar and chris froome. neither lost time. fabiojakobsen, the man picked ahead of mark cavendish, won the sprint as wout van aert moved into the leader's yellow jersey. the great british summer came out to play in qualifying for the british grand prix at silverstone. a soggy session saw a spaniard smiling as ferrari's carlos sainz weathered the damp conditions to claim the first pole position of his formula one career, ahead of championship leader max verstappen. lewis hamilton will start fifth. joe lynskey has the story. 100

a record run chase was in their sight, 119 more was what they needed and with jonny bairstow and joe rootnumber one. magnificent player... another test century both he and england seemingly in cruise control. and soon it was time for the party tricks, root ramping up the decibel level with a quite outrageous six, how the home fans loved that. and they soon had plenty more to enjoy as bairstow hurtled through for yet another hundred, his second of the game in what�*s been a sensational summer. in a flash, england had raced to victory. they�*re a team reborn in recent months and the match, which was meant to take place last year, remember, has certainly been worth the wait. yes, another incredible win for england, thanks to this new thrilling style of cricket that they are playing. it means they have now drawn this series against india, a series which was interrupted by covid back last year. away from the action, though, i can tell you that west midlands police are now investigating allegations of racist behaviour by some spectators yesterday. some india fans have reported that they were ra

jason roy was the first batsman to go for a duck, and the returning joe root went without scoring a fewland will be looking for a drastically better performance in the second match of the series at lord's on thursday. there was movement in the wicket early and they expose that brilliantly. but we have to review and think, is the way we can come through that better than we did today? instead of using five, six wickets early, is there a way to keep it to two or three and with the long batting line—up, help us post decent score. 0lympic championjonny brownlee has pulled out of england's commonwealth games squad because of injury. the 2014 commonwealth mixed relay champion fractured his elbow and wrist in a crash at the world triathlon championship series in leeds last month. he was initially diagnosed with a fractured elbow and was thought to be recovering well, but after struggling with pain in his wrist a scan revealed further damage. brownlee says he is "desperately disappointed". northern ireland sprinter leon reid has been barred from competing at this year's games in birmingham follo

jonny bairstow and joe root have both hit unbeaten half centuries as england chase 378 to win againste series they would need to show they were morning people. to most of the hard work done before lunch and on day four started well, and he hadn't put 30 runs on the board when they lost. a key wicket with top score in 66. two quick wickets would follow first and missed timing this reverse sweep. india was stunned and literally because after he was struck on his helmet, he was gone. jimmy anderson registered his 100th test match catch but it should be 101. and when ben stokes helped himself to the final three wickets, for england, the chase was on and a target of the age of 78 and i karen chase. and while the chances of that was slim, to give the crowd something to believe in. just before reaching his half—century, the tone had been set. joe didn't reach 50 in england over halfway to their target. but who will be smiling come tomorrow. denmark midfielder christian eriksen has agreed in principle to sign for manchester united — on a free transfer. the 30—year—old's short—term contract at

england batted first and after scoring 12 from the first over lost bothjonny bairstow and joe root forled the england fightback, passing 50 for the 32nd time in 0di cricket on his way to a top score of 60. but with his departure, england's hopes of passing 300 went. bowled out for 259 with 4.1 overs left as yuzvendra chalal picked up the last two wickets. hardik pandya took 4—24. india are currently 9—0 in the second over. manchester united have in the last few minutes confirmed their third summer signing. they've reached an agreement with dutch club ajax for the defender lisandro martinez. it's understood the fee will be around £57 million. the defender�*s arrival will see him reunited with former ajax manager, and now current united boss erik ten hag. to the the united states where day 3 of action at the world athletics championships is under way. it was an early start in 0regan for the marathon runners. these are live pictures you're seeing — shumi dechasa who represents bahrain in the lead. but two time 0lympic medallist galen rupp is the second fastest american in history, he's ha

the match isjust 29 overs per side for england. 38 runs after a batting collapse, which included joe root0 chase of 201, south africa have a 1—0 lead in the best—of—three series, no wickets gone for south africa. fenati's carlos sainz was fastest in practice for the french grand prix, but the spaniard will have a ten place grid penalty after his team used to many engine parts —— —— ferrari. they had to make repairs after his car caught fire previously. he was a tenth of a second quicker than his team at charles leclerc. verstappen was a second, and george russell was the quickest british driver in fourth. it has taken 19 stages, but finally a home victory at the tour de france this year. christophe laporte held off the pellet on to pick up his first grand tour stage win and his fifth team stage victory this year. no overall standings changes. geraint thomas, he remains third overall. football, sweden take on belgium in the women's euro quarterfinal at the leigh sports village tonight. as we know the top ranked side of the tournament, but two players missing after testing positive for covi

joe root top scored, eventually falling for 86, england all out well short of their target.too much cricket rammed in for people to play all three formats now. it's a lot harder than what i think it used to be. it looked back when i was doing all three, it didn't feel like it was this jam packed and everything like that. you know, you obviously want to play as much cricket as he possibly can, but when it is making you feel tired and sore and you've got to look towards, i don't know, five or six months down the road of what you are doing in the here and now, it is probably not the best thing. onto football where england players have tried their best to keep cool, as they prepare for their quarter final against spain in the women's euros tomorrow night. they wore ice vests after training in london as temperatures neared a0 degrees. natalie pirks reports. beating the heat while the country sizzles. training was earlier today with cooling wraps and ice vests used to regulate temperatures. keeping an eager eye away from the cameras was the head coach. she has had covid and could

jason roy, joe root and ben stokes, not a single run between them. india were thirsty for more.truggling for stability. 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 encou

jason roy, phil salt, joe root, bohinen ali and jos buttler falling.67—8 424 overs, just if you are left to go. dashing a few left to go. we're just a few hours away from finding out who england will play in the semifinals of the women's euros. sweden are taking on belgium at leigh sports village this evening, in the third of the quarter finals, with a game against the lionesses at bramhall lane on tuesday as the prize. 0ur reporter rhia chiohan is there for us. so who are england likely to play after this one? who is going to win it? ~ after this one? who is going to win it? . ., , ., after this one? who is going to win it? . ., y ., , , after this one? who is going to win it? ., ,, ,, after this one? who is going to win it? ., y ., ,, ,, ., it? well, many have tipped sweden to no it? well, many have tipped sweden to to all the it? well, many have tipped sweden to go all the way — it? well, many have tipped sweden to go all the way and _ it? well, many have tipped sweden to go all the way and win _ it? well, many have tipped sweden to go all the way a

you never see joe root getting a duck. we will let him off after the summer he has had so far.il fuels and now will have a very different role. i will talk you through what will happen in the next couple of hours and days. it has beached itself on the barge and this huge machine will drive down and grab the rig and it will go on top of the platform and creep its way back up the beach and a huge crane will lift it and plonk it on top of those legs. that is not the crane, that is the crane that will build the crane that will lift the platform because it weighs a50 tonnes so you don't need me to tell you that this is all very ambitious stuff and some people might call it crazy. stuff and some people might call it cra . �* stuff and some people might call it cra . ~ , ., stuff and some people might call it cra .�* stuff and some people might call it cra .~ .., stuff and some people might call it cra .~ , crazy. are you crazy? probably, but this is about _ crazy. are you crazy? probably, but this is about the _ crazy. are you crazy? probably, but this is about the magic _ crazy. are

what's even more of a surprise, two of those were joe root and ben stokes. england all out for 110.ew and far between and today is one of those days. it is tough to take. but i certainly will try and learn from it as much as we can. but we'll stick to what we know and there is huge trust in that dressing room and there are some brilliant players in there. so i look, again, to see a response on thursday. yesterday we told you about england's record eight nil win over norway. we now know the hosts will avoid eight—time champions germany in the quarter—finals after they beat spain in brentford last night. it means they'll top the group and thus avoid sernea wigman's side in the last eight. they were gifted their opener when the spanish goalkeeper gifted the ball to klara buhl inside 2 minutes. alex popp doubled their lead just before half—time. england will face spain or denmark, who beat finland here one nil, chelsea's pernille harder with the goal, that keeps their hopes of reaching the knock out stage alive. let's not forget they were the finalists last time out and sets them up for

they resumed on 259 for three with joe root and jonny bairstow at the crease and they saw england home fourth test win in a row. routine, he can make it spring talking about how that of a player he is. he's always the man to stand up he is. he's always the man to stand up and be there, you know, i would love to see how many of his 28 test hundreds have been in a winning test for england. that's where there was calm. johnny at the moment is just on fire, on a different planet at the moment. obviously that's the rounds that he's going, but the manner that he's doing it, just so dominant in everything that he's doing. leaving the ball, defending the ball, hitting the ball up ahead, it is incredible to watch. keep the ball, hitting the ball up ahead, it is incredible to watch.— it is incredible to watch. keep an e e on it is incredible to watch. keep an eye on the _ it is incredible to watch. keep an eye on the bbc— it is incredible to watch. keep an eye on the bbc sport _ it is incredible to watch. keep an eye on the bbc sport website, i it is incredible to watch. keep an - eye on the bbc

this one of three quick wickets. jonny bairstow and joe root then put england in a position.old player. in a statement the met police told bbc sport, on the met police told bbc sport, on the 4th ofjuly an allegation of rape of a woman in her 20s was reported to police. it is alleged it happened injune 2022. police arrested the man at an address in barnet on suspicion and took him into custody. they say inquiries are ongoing. the premier league and john bishop side's will be allowed to introduce standing areas. five clubs took part in a government commissioned early adopters pilot study during the second half of the season. brentford, qpr and wolves will be the next clubs to join them in offering licensed standing in certain seated areas for home and away fans. others are expected to follow during the new season. denmark midfielder kristian eriksson has agreed in principle to sign for manchester united on a free transfer. the 30—year—old short—term contract with brentford ended last month. it's believed he is that wood was choosing between the side and man united, but claim fo

joe root and jonny bairstow at the crease. what could possibly go wrong?eople will be out attending sports days for children. imagine going up the former premier league footballer in the sack race. this is gary k hill, formerly of chelsea, premier league winner. look at that mango! unbelievable from him. how about the dive for the line! he would not fancy your chances stop we know how competitive school sports days get. i love the sports days. i have seen quite a few injuries crossing the line. he put his body on the line. he did. super. thank you so much. my kids used to ask me, please don't take part. please do not rank me you are too embarrassing. not in their shoes! ub40 were one of the biggest reggae bands during the '80s and '90s, with hits like kingston town and red red wine. they finished working on their latest album last year — just weeks before the sudden death of one of their founding members, astro. now, fans have the chance to hear his final songs. we'll be speaking to his bandmate, ali campbell, in a moment. but first let's remind ourselves

jason roy, joe root and ben stokes have all gone for ducks.total. there's live coverage on bbc radio 5 live sports extra. tiger woods has returned to the course where he claimed two of his three 0pen titles — and he says he's not ruling out another — citing tom watson as his inspiration, a player who was still challenging late into his 50s. woods is 46, but has endured a host of injury problems over the last decade, mostly related to his back. he feared his career was over after a car crash last february when he sustained multiple leg fractures. he doesn't know how long he will be able to keep playing, but wanted to compete at least one more time at the championships. he's been grouped alongside us open champion matt fitzpatrick and max homa for the first two rounds. just lucky enough to be able to play as long as we are able to play in our sport, as long as we are able to play in oursport, into as long as we are able to play in our sport, into the 405, and especially on links courses like this, you can continue into your 505. tom watson was a

root . he says, joe biden faces an uphill battle in the region. the real dilemma is that vitamin is trying to continue with a process that 4 or 5 previous american presidents are used in the middle east, unsuccessfully in most cases. and that means to try to create a coalition of arab israeli, american, and some other western parties that work together to push back against some enemy, the enemy of the day. today, the enemy of iran, before it used to be isis before, that it used to be a radical iraq and syria. before that, it was the soviet union before that it was a car that now you've also got russia and china into the mix of people to be pushed back the, the american foreign policy that tries to use this method doesn't work because it doesn't focus on the fundamental interest and rights of the, of the 460000000 arabs and the predominant or region. and the things that they're trying to do are largely not totally, but largely the american policy is largely driven by what is good for israel, which barton himself said, that's why i'm going to start

cheteshwar pujara for 66, and india then lost shreyas iyer, before rishabh pant followed moments later — joe root�*s all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. school caterers have told the bbc that rising food prices are changing what they provide for children�*s lunches in england and wales. certain foods — like chicken and beef — are being replaced by cheaper ingredients because of soaring costs and shortages. laca, the school caterers�* association for england and wales, said the quality of meals was under threat. 0ur education editor branwen jeffreys has the story. hello, good morning. there you go. the early food delivery for the school lunch. 0h, potato today. even the humble spud is more expensive than it used to be. and the roast dinner here is now gammon. this primary gets its food from caterers supplying 69 schools across plymouth. but across england and wales, caterers have told the bbc prices are going up, driving changes on school meal menus. one, two, three. here in plymouth we've actually had to look very carefully at the meat we buy, s

they resumed on 259 for three with joe root and jonny bairstow at the crease and they saw england home a grand slam. he will be favourite against the experienced belgian and should benefit from the home support, just as he did in his last match. play has already begun over on court number two today where we have the first of the women's doubles quarter—finals. america's nicole melichar—martinez and her australian partner ellen perez are taking on second seeds barbora krejcikova and katerina siniakova from the czech republic. you can watch that on the bbc sport website. here's a look at some of the highlights at wimbledon today. novak djokovic will open things up on centre court against italian jannik sinner. britain's cameron norrie against david goffin, as we mentioned before, will be second court number one following the ladies singles between tatjana maria and jule niemeier in the ladies singles quarterfinals. the women's european championship starts tomorrow with england facing austria at a sold—out old trafford. england also face norway and northern ireland in their group over the

>> reporter: when joe biden says on the campaign trail that he will hold true to the scranton roots, has he done that? >> absolutely not. joe biden does not speak for me. he's a career politician. joe biden is like a puppet. >> i am not a puppet. >> reporter: what concerns are not getting addressed? >> inflation, the supply chain issue, gas prices. >> reporter: are you getting hurt by inflation? >> a little bit. >> everybody is. >> reporter: is joe biden shutting down the virus? >> no. no way. >> no. it is still here. >> reporter: if you could tell joe biden something what would it be? >> joe biden, stop. >> retire and get out of office. >> go home. >> what in the are you doing. >> you don't know what i want to say. >>> we all love the earth. who doesn't want clean air and water? sometimes though climate protesters take things too far, like these people. they believe our time on the planet is almost up. >> reporter: john kerry says we have eight years left. what do you guys think about that? >> it's a little under eight years, unfortunately. may be less. >> eight years seems realistic

centuries from joe root and jonny bairstow took england to their highest successful pursuit in test cricketld trafford is a sell—out tonight, as are all of england's games. and as the players took in the enormity of their situation, as hosts, they are relishing renewed focus on the women's game. we know what to expect and we are ready for it. but yes, i think everybody has their own things in place now to be able to deal with it. and, you know, pressure is a privilege, so it is something we are embracing. england are one of the favourites for this tournament, but the fact remains bobby moore is the last captain to have lifted a major trophy for england. the men made it all the way to the final here last summer. can the lionesses go one better and win it? it's something they've never managed before. commentator: a chance for six. six scored by germany. when they last made the final in 2009, they were hammered by germany. since then, they have fallen at the semifinals hurdle at the last three major tournaments. chelsea's fran kirby had a front row seat for all three and doesn't fancy a repeat

he is over 30 now and we have seen from joe root, the england test captaincy is something that is physicallyust seen a suggestion of what i here to protect that? we had just seen a suggestion of what the i here to protect that? we had just i seen a suggestion of what the future might look like and that is a guide of who's playing who international cricket over the last years and there is such a vast volume of including expanded windows potentially for the likes of the big bash league, p100, tournaments that he will be expected to play at, so there is certainly a question about whether you are going to be able to do all the formats as well and even have remotely the amount of attention he would be expected to need, rather, to the bb captain of a test site. there is a lot of big test cricket coming, the ashes series in england next year, an awful lot of pressure in that series, given what happened in the winter in australia, then against india home and away and moving forward looking at every single available opportunity pretty much being chock—a—block with high—level international cricket, in

as a democrat with roots in delaware and pennsylvania, and joe biden has both being a friend of the labor movement for a long time. in my white house, you'll always be welcome. labour will always be welcom. do you know you've heard me say many times, i intend to be the most pro union president leading the most pro union administration in american history. now by miss bays with a decision. will he appease his labor day or will improve things with china and live the terrorist and address inflation? you can be sure that in the back rooms of the white house advisors are weighing different options. some of the parents were imposed under the previous administration of the trump, and so in that sense, you know, biden can present this as, you know, his different style of dealing with, with other countries. actually one problem is that china has reduced, explored so certain items to the us voluntarily. i think the idea is ok, let's, let's try to be nicer there and, and make sure there's enough supplies coming to the you with why that would not be the 1st politician to make a promise. and then when

as a democrat with roots in delaware and pennsylvania, and joe biden has both being a friend of the labor movement for a long time. in my white house, you'll always be welcome. labour will always be welcome. you know, you heard me say many times. i intend to be the most pro union president leading the most pro union administration in american history. so now by this age, with a decision where he appeases labor day or really improve things with china and live the terrorist and address inflation, you can be sure that in the back rooms of the white house advisors are weighing different options. ala baba archie, new york, protest, heavy, ruptured in south africa as truck drivers outraged about fuel prices. reaching in all time high blocks countries, key trade route with neighboring mozambique prices at the pump are now 40 percent higher than last year. with that number only expected to increase due to western sanctions against russian oil. public discontent has been escalating as many field . the government has failed to properly address their concerns about the rapidly rising costs. plans fo

tonight, join jimmy and his guests - jane fonda joe keery, musical guest: alex g, and featuring the legendary rootsrew >> questlove: 1683 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh come on! mwah thank you! thank you! oh, i see you. i love you please, enjoy yourself enjoy yourself thank you. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show. you are here [ cheers and applause you made it. thank you very much. well, guys, this will put you in a good mood i want to say congrats to our good friends jennifer lopez and ben affleck who got married over the weekend in las vegas. [ cheers and applause ♪ isn't that great that's right they got married at a drive-thru chapel. [ laughter ] you know inflation is bad when even those two are like, "let's just do it in vegas. let's just go to vegas." the guy who married them was like, "wow, you two are the best ben and j. lo impersonators i've ever seen you're really good." [ laughter ] yep, they got married at a a drive-thru chapel which was a compromise 'cause jen wanted to get married at a chapel and ben

what's even more of a surprise, two of those were joe root and ben stokes. england all out for 110.m 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, not too bad but there is cloud cover at the moment. every time the sun goes behind the clouds, it does cool down a little bit. it has gone a bit quieter here in westminster because the mps have all now migrated into

same thing that led to joe biden in 2020 for the nomination are still at play now because the party has moved so far away from their rootshe republican ad or the ad showed them wheeling granny off the cliff? that's what the media and democrats are doing to joe biden now. they're trying to wield joe biden in a wheelchair off the cliff, anything to get rid of them because they cannot win with him. >> laura: they created this. great to see you both. up next, biden unleashes dr. jill on latino voters. "seen and unseen," raymond arroyo is next. ♪ ♪ so we offer a complete exam and x-rays free to new patients without insurance - everyday. plus, patients get 20% off their treatment plan. we're on your corner and in your corner every step of the way. because your anything is our everything. aspen dental. anything to make you smile. book today at aspendental.com, walk in, or call 1-800-aspendental. ♪ bum bum ♪ ♪♪ here goes nothing. hey greg? uhh, hello? it's me, your heart! really? yes, oh recording an ekg in 30 seconds! tada! wow that was fast. you know it! kardia offers the only personal ekgs that detect 6 of the most common arr

roots action is launching a don't run joe campaign set to launch the day after the mid-term election. days from now, you know i'm counting. pete hegseth co-host of "fox & friends" weekend. pete, i get if he says if he runs against trump 92% of democrats love him. she didn't say that. they are painting the wall with a q tip. >> they are. they know that people are starting to say out loud what they've been thinking for quite some time even when joe biden was the nominee. he was never anyone's real first choice. he was a foil to another candidate they didn't like. as a result now he has the guard, "the new york times." they turned on him over a dozen times. the guard of the "new york times" is effectively declaring from the front page of their newspaper joe biden is unfit to be our nominee in 2024. the most recent article by peter baker laying out the fears inside the white house and among party elites. that joe isn't up to the job physically and cognitively but the results are disastrous. when you have 64% of your own party saying please don't run in 2024 and you have lost the base that

biden, middle class joe, you know, comes from scranton. has those roots. but i'm afraid that -- and people were willing to listen to biden and in some ways he did, you know, slightly reverse this, put this phenomenon into reverse. but i'm afraid that he hasn't really delivered on a lot of the things that we expected him to. i'm -- look, i was very hopeful -- i was hopeful about biden. i was even more hopeful about barack obama back in 2008, but you know, when these guys keep dropping the ball, you know, it allows republicans to do it again. to organize discontent one more time. they're very, very, very good at it. i don't think it's going to end well, michael. >> thomas, thank you for being here. doesn't end well is what i hear you saying. thank you for that. appreciate your time. >>> what are your thoughts? go to my facebook page and reach out for me on social media. this comes from youtube as a matter of fact. what do we have? democrats need to moderate their stance on social issues and simultaneously support the economic empowerment of working class vot

. >> joe: the vice president can only talk about pronouns because she will not talk about progress on her number one job, securing the u.s. border, finding the root mass migration. somehow this vice president is polling lower than joe biden. campaigning and complaining is so easy, like we heard throughout 2020. governoring on solutions, executing on them is extremely harder and this vice president is not interested in doing hard work nor equipped to fix problems even when she is engaged. i did like the suit, big on blue, good choice by the vice president's people. >> carley: it was a good suit. >> todd: i will feel better when i hear president biden and xi goes and describes themselves like this. the latest staffer to leave the white house, communication team head for the door, is this why the white house can't get messaging right or is this just normal churn? >> joe: this guy, michael larosa, probably signed off on the hispanics are tacos thing, perhaps it is a good time to excuse one's self. there is normal churn in white houses, particularly when it comes to those on the communication team. to do it now and have that be part of the news cycle

. >> unfortunately for joe biden, if he fires anyone it points the finger back at himself because he is the rootnistration's problems. he is the one that delivered record high inflation, that put us into a recession, that ordered the botched afghanistan withdrawal. joe biden is to blame for the results of his disastrous policies. >> senator tom cotton. great to sigh. >> thank you. >> speaker pelosi's husband making a big move after criticism of a stock purchase. a big guy who is as shady as the day is long. some democrats avoiding 2024 like the bubonic plague. ...the tower cam for a - hey! folks, we seem to have a visitor. it looks like - looks like you paid too much for your glasses. ...who? anyone who isn't shopping at america's best - where two pairs and a free exam start at just $79.95. book an exam today. (dad) we have to tell everyone that we just switched to verizon's new where two pairs and a free exam start at just $79.95. welcome unlimited plan, for just $30. (daughter) i've already told everyone! (cool guy) $30...that's awesome. (mom) it's their best unlimited price ever. (woman) for

juan: joe, i wanted to ask you in terms of the roots the conflict -- i have been really impressed byt of the coverage that consortium news has been producing from people who used to be covered a lot by folks on the left like scott ritter a john. rocco and caitlin johnson, now sort of ignored because they're not going along with the main narrative. but there was an interesting piece that came out of "the new york times" in july, which says "commando network coordinates flow on weapons in ukraine." deep in the story, there's this aming fact drone in, and i want to quote to early this year, american special forces and national guard instructors trained more than 27,000 ukrainian soldiers in the combat training center in western ukraine in the city of l'viv." this is the first time i've heard of this training operation going on inside ukraine by u.s. soldiers for the last seven years. if you could talk about this issue of ukraine not be in nato but effectively being the u.s. ally now for years? >> it is a defacto member of nato. there other nato nations that were training ukrainian troop