joe wilson, bbc news at the oval. captain jos buttler has been ruled out of the upcoming three—match t20 series against australia, starting next week, and is a doubt for the five one—day internationals afterwards. buttler hasn't played since the t20 world cup injune because of a calf injury. phil salt will step in to captain england for the first time in the t20s, whilst harry brook is in line to step up, if needed, in the odis. we're at the semifinal stage of the us open in new york, and it is the presence of a brit in the final four of the men's draw that is sparking excitement. jack draper is the first british man to get there since andy murray back in 2012. and that ended in murray lifting the trophy. parallels being drawn with 2021 us open winner emma raducanu, too. well, draper came through his quarterfinal last night against alex de minaur in straight sets to line up a semifinal against the world number one jannik sinner. here's our tennis correspondent russell fuller. the element of surprise is a lot less. its

our sports correspondent joe wilson has the story.essional in leicester, nicknamed the bear. tony thompson from orphanage childhood to world title contender. he fought vladimir klitschko, twice known as the tiger. thompson and son. so he didn't really. start boxing until he was probably about 30. but i mean, he never let it get down. he never was like, oh, i started late. if i started early, i could have did this. if i start earlier, i could have did that. he never had the type of mindset and it's just always a push through mindset. some of the best. fighters will probably be basketball players because they have great footwork. so boxers are a lot more athletic than people give them credit for. because my floor is his ceiling. so, i mean, my fatheralways wanted me to be a better man than he is. however, you, you know, quantify or determine that. basketball players are some of the most athletic people in the world. so it's obviously a connection. well, they're preparing for a new season and a new league formed by a consortium of the cl

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joe wilson reports. england's players often enjoy their football.usjofra archer. still intense in late september. australia's style is patient, prudent one—day cricket. it was working in durham, and their supporters — and their wine — pleasantly chilled. brydon carse was alert on the boundary, watching the ball and grabbing it. with this, steve smith was gone. even at 35, cricket can still surprise you. well, alex carey took over, and australia made 304. how would harry brook's england chase that? brook batted boldly and not rashly, like a captain, in fact. willjacks aimed high. he made 82. sixes certainly have their place. but there were glances and guides from brook as he made a decisive hundred. when it rained, england were ahead on the duckworth—lewis algorithm — in other words they won. cricket is looking better. shame it's nearly october. joe wilson, bbc news. octopus are highly intelligent but mostly solitary creatures. but it seems they are more social than thought. they've been seen teaming up with groups of fish to hunt together, and the o

our correspondent joe wilson has more.few alarms for sri lanka in their victory on the fourth day, england powerless in particular bowling to nissanka

joe wilson, bbc news, at the oval.ime their white—ball squad. the captain of that, jos buttler has been ruled out of the upcoming three—match t20 series against australia, which begins next week. he's now also a doubt for the five one—day internationals that follow. buttler, who is now 33 hasn't played since the t20 world cup injune because of a calf injury. its been announced today that phil salt will step in to captain england for the first time in the t20s, whilst harry brook is in line to step up, if needed, in the odis. we're at the semi final stage of the us open tennis in new york. action between the final four women gets under way at flushing meadows in the next few minutes. we'll talk more about that shortly, but back here it's the presence of a brit in the final four of the mens draw that is sparking plenty of excitement. jack draper is the first british man to get there since andy murray back in 2012. and that, you'll remember, ended in murray lifting the trophy. well draper came through his quarter final la

take five wickets in the same test on a day that played out in front of a lot of empty seats as joe wilsonlways things to review at the conclusion of a test match. here at lord's, the mcc will be reviewing their ticket price structure. challenges of course fourth ever test match, no—one really knows how long it will last. so you can understand the reluctance of spectators to buy premium full—priced tickets. as its tushed out here today, then the vast majority of seats were empty. that's a shame because sri lanka resisted experienced batters, nice sunny day, they took the game actually past two. england chipped away with their team with bowling but it was gus atkinson who stole the show. he made 100 in this test match here on the fourth day he took five sri lankan second innings wickets. now statistically he may never have a more impactful test match, england of course hopes he will for several years to come. in terms of the series, england now lead 2—0 with one test match to come in south london. scottie scheffler cemented his pre—eminent place in the sport of golf by claiming the tour cha

our correspondent joe wilson has more. sri lanka in their victory on the fourth day, england powerless in particular bowling to nissanka who completed the second hundred of his test career.

joe wilson, bbc news, silverstone.est between afganistan and new zealand can get under way on wednesday. heavy rain on day one and an unplayable outfield on day two have led to no play so far in the city of greater noida. the indian venue has never hosted a test. ground staff tried drying up the outfield and even transplanting grass from the practice pitches to try to get the match on but to no avail so far. much more reaction to those stories on the bbc sport website, but for me and the team, that's all for now. goodbye. hello. it's going to be quite chilly over the next few days. in fact, it'll feel more like 0ctober rather than the first half of september. wednesday is going to bring some sunny spells, but also brisk winds and quite a few showers, especially in the afternoon. so, here's the big picture across our neck of the woods. here's that stream of chilly air all the way from the arctic, spreading across ireland, the uk, and many northwestern parts of europe. and the early morning forecast for wednesday shows c

our correspondent joe wilson has more.r victory on the fourth day, england powerless in particular, bowling

joe wilson, bbc news.low brit kate toft following her home to take silver. elsewhere, finn graham won silver in the mens' time trial. graham was taking part in his first event since winning gold in paris over the summer, but was unable to get past france's florian bouz—iani. france's florian bouziani. and that's all the sport for now. you can stay up—to—date using the bbc sports website and app. hello there. well, following the recent heavy rain, there's plenty of saturated ground out there, particularly across the south midlands, and a lot of standing water too. this photo taken by our weather watcher in warwickshire on tuesday, when there was a bit of a break in all of the wet weather. a drier—looking day, but there's more rain to come, including here over the next couple of days, and then it turns colder but also drier as we head into the weekend. so this was tuesday, then, on the satellite picture. you can see this break in the weather systems there, a nice little gap. but wednesday's low pressure syst

our correspondent joe wilson has more.l, in the end there were precious few alarms for sri lanka in their victory on the fourth day, england powerless in particular bowling to nissanka who completed the second hundred of his test career. were england weary in this test match, at times they looked it. were they complacent, they will definitely deny that. there will always be ups and downs with their style of test match cricket, maybe this will be a sobering defeat for them as they try to develop a ruthless streak that was definitely missing in this test match. in test match cricket in places like sri lanka, well maybe this victory in the broader scheme of things is just what cricket needs. well, england had the victory in their sights, in what was a topsy turvy match — with stand—in captain ollie pope's heroics from the first innings. he knows that his england side let this one slip through. we played some really good cricket through the summer but couldn't put it together over the four days here after two days we were in a

joe wilson, bbc news, in leicester.nd field sizes, conditions for five races will be altered from next year, with the turners novices' chase being downgraded from a grade one contest to a handicap chase. there'll also be changes for fans getting to and from the course after complaints about traffic and vehicles being stuck in the mud after heavy rain at this year's event. plenty more on all those stories over on the bbc sport website, including build—up to all those europa league and women's joe, what more do we know? it was here late on monday that alice webb was brought. she had what is called a brazilian butt lift, or bbl operation here in gloucester. in the early hours of tuesday morning she died following complications. i have spent the morning in kingswood, the village where she lived and worked. people who knew her there are clearly shocked, clearly deeply upset by what has happened. she was a mother of five children. in a post on facebook her partner dane knight said he wants to send a heartfelt thank you to all

joe wilson, bbc news.chase down their target of 219 to salvage some pride from the series, england already with an unassailable 2—0 lead, in the three match series. before play began this morning, there was a significant bit of news regarding england. all—rounder moeen ali has announced he is retiring from international cricket, saying "the time is right" to move on. moeen played all three formats for england, after making his international debut a decade ago. he was part of the white—ball squads that won the 50—over world cup in 2019 and the t20 world cup in 2022. he first retired from test cricket in 2021 but came out of retirement two years later, for the home ashes series against australia — which england ultimately drew. moeen played 68 tests, 138 one—day internationals and 92 t20s for england. here he is with the bbcs isa guha. the big news today, one of england's finest has decided to retire. moeen ali, after a decade of playing for england, what brought about the decision? i what brought about the

yes, joe wilson will turn 100 next month and she is not planning on retiring. she was born in louisville in 1924. she spent most of her life dancing, traveling the world with the june taylor dancers. she continued to perform on stage until she was 94. then, after retiring from dance, she started working at home depot. she works from 6 to 10in the morning, three days a week. she says, keeping busy and not sweating the small stuff is the key to a long life, and she dances at home depot, showing her moves from when she was a professional dancer. see? she does not look 100. no, she does not. and she gets you through checkout self-checkout so quickly. i'm there. i'm stuck there for like ten minutes. when i'm at home depot. i can't do it on my own. don't forget you can watch our newscast 24/7 on pluto and other streaming platforms. raj mathai joins us now with what's coming up next at 530. she was very impressive, is very impressive. here's what we're working on. new digital driver's licenses are being allowed at some bay area airports. we're going to show you to how

joe wilson, bbc news.ball because tottenham hotspurs good run of recent form continues with a 3—0 thrashing of ten man manchester united at old trafford to increase the pressure on their manager erik ten haag. that's now one win in five premier league matches for united while tottenham with a fourth victory in a row in all competitions. spurs started quickly and took the lead in the third minute when micky van der ven went on a marauding run from defence and found brennanjohnson, who was left with the simplest of finishes. united then went down to ten men when their captain bruno fernandes was given a straight red card for a challenge onjames maddison. tottenham doubled their lead early in the second half, johnson turning provider for dejan kulusevski's first goal of the season. dominic solanke rounded off the scoring in a comprehensive win for spurs. we have to deal with this and we have to show resilience because this is not good enough. we have to accept this and from that point on we have to do things

joe wilson has more. if all the pope is seeking reassurance, he can walk out to the familiar.poor in the sri lanka series but he told me that he would like to lead the site again one day once ben stokes is finished, of course. yes. stokes is finished, of course. yes, i would stokes is finished, of course. yes, i would love _ stokes is finished, of course. yes, i would love to _ stokes is finished, of course. yes, i would love to and _ stokes is finished, of course. yes, i would love to and there's - stokes is finished, of course. ya: i would love to and there's been a lot of talk about me not getting the runs and is a better and put myself under a lot of pressure when i want to go on every game and yeah, it's definitely something i have to do but. ., ., ., , . but. for england to feel optimistic at the oval here _ but. for england to feel optimistic at the oval here today _ but. for england to feel optimistic at the oval here today after - but. for england to feel optimistic at the oval here today after also i at the oval here today after also finding the summer they won every

joe wilson reports from lord's. time and space at large.a story to be completed. a stunning feat of sri lankan batting. that scenario is possible, a83 the victory target. dinesh chandimal played fluently until 50 come experience of sri lankan batter is resisting. drink and set it up for angelo mathews, and he was caught. and he was a riffle. dinesh chandimal next. you can keep gus atkinson out of the game for long. and he soon got rid of the talented commander mendez. 200—7. sri lanka's captain was stopping his shots, and it was still a lovely day for batting and watching. the seats remain the empty but the sun was out, lots of time left in the game, so take the opportunity. 260—7 at sea. atkinson was relentless. the fourth and fifth wickets of the innings. remember, he made 102. the all—rounder or superhuman? the all—rounder or superhuman? the ball arced above the famous empty seats when the final wicket fell just after five p m. lincoln won by 190 runs, and one toff choice there. the decisive player — route or atkinson? take your pick. ——

visitors had pathum nissanka to thank, who blazed his way to a second test century. 0ur correspondent joe wilsona take wickets quickly and if needed, dramatically. and bashir, what a catch. shoaib bashir�*s boundary dive raised england hopes and made the score 108 for two, but pathum nissanka was in his batting zone. aggression and control the combination england lacked in this match and that victory target was approaching, with nissanka timing his shots like this, not even boundary edge heroics could stop him for more. lovely shot. bashir on to bowl. angelo mathews added his experience to the run scoring, no obvious problems for sri lanka. all the achievements were theirs, collectively, individually. pathum nissanka completed the second test match hundred of his career, knowing now this was in a match—winning cause. of course, england persisted. there was a chance for a catch here, not taken. in the context of the match, it no longer mattered. at 1:02, england saw a match they'd controlled end in defeat. sri lanka took their opportunity and had every right to celebrate, but england lapsed from

joe wilson, bbc news. so this is how the score card looked before rain ruined the day.and's hero with a sublime century. travis head australia's menace with the ball, four wickets for him, but also a menace with the bat, the aussie opener together with matt short blasting the tourists to above ten an over, strike rates well above a 100 for each. the platform set with australia on 165 for two in the 21st over ahead on dls — therefore, they take the series 3—2. let's move on to football because tottenham hotspurs good run of recent form continued with a 3—0 thrashing of ten man manchester united at old trafford to increase the pressure on their manager erik ten haag. that's now one win in five premier league matches for united while tottenham with a fourth victory in a row in all competitions. spurs started quickly and took the lead in the third minute when micky van der ven went on a marauding run from defence and found brennanjohnson, who was left with the simplest of finishes. united then went down to ten men when their captain bruno fernandes was given a straight red

joe wilson, bbc news.to chester—le—street, our cricket reporter henry moeran is there for us. hi, henry. first of all, a bit of hope for england because there's currently a great partnership between harry brook and willjacks. week there is, just past 150 mark. youth at this point, they are well up youth at this point, they are well up and help with the game. it's been an extraordinary stand up from the captain broo. willjacks moved his total onto 8a. england will feel under real pressure. 11—2, trent bridge in the first couple of one—day internationals. it has been a site under pressure. they needed to find it, and so far, it is brook and jack's you are doing that. 305 is a big old target, but you have to keep going for another keep going and england will feel well and control. q; :: and england will feel well and control. as , . and england will feel well and control. ;::: , ., . and england will feel well and control. as , . . ., and england will feel well and control. ;;:: , . . ., ., control. 305 is a

joe wilson, bbc news at the oval.d the one—day series, in a record win over ireland. their 275—run win is their largest margin of victory, beating the previous record achieved back in 1993 against denmark. tammy beaumont struck a superb 150 as england posted 320—8 before their bowling attack tore through their ireland batting line—up. captain kate cross taking three wickets forjust eight runs, as ireland were all out forjust a5. the one—day series concludes on wednesday, also in belfast.. before the t20�*s start. wales are in montenegro tonight, for their second nations league match — after their goalless draw with turkey last week. fans have been buoyed by the start under new manager craig bellamy, and they're in niksic looking to build on that impressive display last week. montenegro were beaten in their opener, and bellamy isn't underestimating them later. different opposition. different threats and qualities, different weaknesses, so we are ethnically looking to adapt. watched elect of montenegrin lead into this,

joe wilson reports. monday morning's simple question. tell me who's going to win today? sri lanka.ot? if all went to plan, they wouldn't be here long. the final innings to resume, one wicket down, 219 to reach. this way for the chase. there was one way england could stop sri lanka — take wickets quickly and, if needed, dramatically. commentator: and bashir, what a catch! _ shoaib bashir�*s boundary dive raised england hopes and made the score 108—2, but pathum nissanka was in his batting zone. aggression and controlm the combination england lacked in this match and that victory target was approaching. with nissanka timing his shots like this, not even boundary edge heroics could stop him. four more. commentator: lovely shot. bashir on to bowl. angelo mathews added his experience to the run scoring. no obvious problems for sri lanka. all the achievements were theirs — collectively, individually. pathum nissanka completed the second test match hundred of his career, knowing now this was in a match—winning cause. of course, england persisted. there was a chance for a catch here, not t

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joe wilson reports. england's players often enjoy their football.rudent one—day cricket. it was working in durham. and their supporters and their wine pleasantly chilled. braden corus was alert on the boundary, watching the ball and grabbing it. with this, steve smith was gone, even at 35, cricket can still surprise you. well, alex carey took over and australia made 30a. how would harry brook's england chase that? brook batted boldly and not rashly, like a captain, infact. willjacks aimed high, made 82, sixes certainly have their place. but there were glances and guides from brook as he made a decisive 100. when it rained, england were ahead on the duckworth—lewis algorithm, in other words, they won. cricket is looking better. shame it's nearly 0ctober. minimum starting salaries will be equalfor men and women in domestic cricket from next year the women's playing structure is being revamped the women's playing structure is being revamped from next season, the move will apply both at �*rookie' level, which is being introduced into the women's game fo

time now for sports las vegas aces star joe wilson makes wnba history, breaking the league single season scoring record. andy scholes has this morning's bleacher report. andy, good morning. morning. kasie so asia wilson, one of the most dominant players players the wnba has ever seen in last night's, he added yet another records are already storied career. the two time mvp getting this bucket near the end of the first half, give her 900 nerd, 41 points the most ever in a wnba season, wilson would finish with 27, just 44 points away from the first ever 1,000 points season after the game, wilson give all the credit to her teammates i don't get any of that without every single team made along the way. >> and i'm so grateful to be able to play with just and i said it on the broadcast just selfless women. they give it their all every single day and they either cure cells and that's what i loved the most and i'm trying not to get emotional but like my teammates are the ones they're the heartbeat. you get me going well, say as they were taken on the fever and that one, it was a rough night for

i'm going to introduce you now to representative joe wilson, chairman of the middle east and north and africa community. >> ladies and gentlemen, i'm so glad to be here, so inspiring to be here with the families of the persons were killed needlessly. being here today i'm here is a member of congress but i'm also here is the grateful father of a son to serve for a year in afghanistan, so i identify with the families. i've had 31 years service in the army guard, so i knew on argus toilet -- august 26, 2021, that joe biden lied to the american people about having military support for his actions. there was no letters, he claimed he had letters. the moment i heard him say that, i sent a letter that night to the white house asking for copies of the letters. i have sent a number of other letters asking for copies of the letters. so the thought that the president would lie to the american people, that the vice president would sign off on the lie of letters supporting, by the military, that in the meantime with the leadership of chairman report -- chairman mccall, we had a hearing were general

wilson had a stroke and his wife took over so even more so than hillary clinton. i wonder what she's thinking. >> is probably the best argument there is comparing joe biden to woodrowt then he hosts the prime minister of australia but he works from home for that. where he's spent something like 40% of his presidency. >> there's so much that is so bizarre and no one cares about him anymore, he is technically still the president of the united states but everyone has moved on, the press has moved on. the first lady taking over a cabinet meeting, a very rare one at that. very odd, not normal as you say and it reminds me of the gigantic lie they perpetrated on us for months about the capacity and condition of the president of the united states, to protect him politically when he was still the candidate. joe biden had a major role but arguably the number one surrogate or validator was his vice president kamala harris. she liked to her teeth, they all did and i know a lot of people with that in the rearview mirror i think it's a very scandalous think they tried to do. >> maybe a reason for not cabinet meetings, it would expose it further but we get lectured all the time a

lanka will conclude — that's where we can head now to speak to our correspondentjoe wilson. to our correspondentjoe joeid today? to our correspondentjoe as to our correspondentjoe you can tell her at the oval, as you can tell her at the oval, it is a rather gloomy scene but the sun will come out tomorrow, don't worry that is when the test series ends with a final test against sri lanka. this was the first chance to hear from this was the first chance to hearfrom brendon mccullum hear from brendon mccullum since hearfrom brendon mccullum since he extended both his contract and his role within the england men's team so that it might and when we consider the impact he has had on the test team, of estate is intriguing. it may be clear today that he expects ben stokes to be all in and the wide ball as well, he expects have a good relationship with just butler. and more broadly, he expects to be harnessing all the resources and the passion for cricket in england to be taking on the powerhouse of india on a regular basis for all those world titles. he makes it sound exciting and i think that is brendon mccull

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wilson and his wife, gail. big round of applause. and from the reagan family, we have granddaughter ashley dunster and her husband, joe dunster. and also from the reagan family. we are pleased to have denis ravel, husband of the late maureen reagan. in addition, we have the former governor, mississippi haley barbour, where is governor barbour? okay. and we have the mayor. of simi valley, fred thomas. mayor thomas, there he is, city manager of simi valley. samantha, argenbright right next to the mayor, which sense? and former congressman from this district, elton gallegly. and wife janice. we also have stuart mclaurin, president of white house historical association, where stuart stuart was. there he is. stuart is very humbly sitting in the back, but he is quite a force and we're very grateful that he's here today. now for their generosity in connection with events this week. special to ashley parker snyder. fess parker wineries. where's ashley? there we go. right over there. and. and also have special thanks for dan hill from mark one air charters. where is dan eric. okay. next i would likeo. each and every one of you with us

wilson of morgan stanley. equities down 0.25%. dani: people familiar st. nick on steel sent a senior executive to washington to boost its case for the $14 billion takeover of u.s. steel. president joe biden lock the merger. kamala harris and donald trump have also criticized the deal. hurricane francine gained strength and caused some offshore oil platforms to be shuttered. it will make landfall in louisiana but it will likely miss the major export plants. the u.s. weather production centers as storm surges in some areas can reach 10 feet. after making landfall the system is forecast to move across the mississippi on thursday. lvmh is in talks to become a major formula one sponsor. people familiar said rand -- some brands may see their locals permanently displayed. it could be worth reported $150 million annually. it is a blow to rolex which has been the official timekeeper of f1. jonathan: thank you. i'm not sure if anyone is listening. lisa: you want them to either sponsor it or you want them to own it? jonathan: i want them to own it. i will see what they think about that. lisa: and the beautiful uniforms. jonathan: everyone wins. up next on the program, trading blows on the deb