jonny take a look at this. jonny eerrerew. — take a look at this. jonny bairstow. just stop oil to hold up people rrwmo re— just stop oil to hold up people trying to hospitals, trying to get to hospitals, rrwme— trying to get to hospitals, rrwmoleer— trying to get to hospitals, trying-get to- trying to get to hospitals, trying get to work, trying to get to hospitals, trying i get to work, to trying to get to work, trying to keep — trying to get to work, trying to keep-eeememw— trying to get to work, trying to keep economy moving. and keep our economy moving. and mew— keep our economy moving. and rmew-mewee— keep our economy moving. and they-moved them- keep our economy moving. and they moved them out the they barely moved them out the way— they barely moved them out the wew mew— they barely moved them out the way they certainly— they barely moved them out the way they certainly don't like rree— way they certainly don't like rwe—rmem- way they certainly don't like the—them outj way they certainly don't like. the _them out of the public moving them out of the public

jonny bairstow wuet-t rte terry— in so many ways. jonny bairstow wasn't it?year ending march 22nd, which is the last yean march 22nd, which is the last year, we have proper figures for that, you know, knife attacks or or people, you know, something involving a sharp knife or an instrument . they were 9% higher instrument. they were 9% higher than in 2021. but here's the real number, 34% higher than they were in 2010, 2011. now, i know you are doing absolutely your best in honour of ben kinsella and all the other victims of knife crime to raise awareness of the issue to try and get a change in social behaviour . and get a change in social behaviour. but it's not happening, is it? no. you know, the ttguree— happening, is it? no. you know, the figures speak— happening, is it? no. you know, the figures speak for— “9 07 no. you know, the figures speak for themselves wttt— the figures speak for themselves wttt tute— the figures speak for themselves with knife crime.— the figures speak for themselves with knife crime. it's 15 years ece— with knife crime. it's 15 yea

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yeah, jonny bairstow was catching - taken by bairstow. yeah, jonny bairstow was catching people .th, a man england really needed to dismiss, was patting his way, as well as ever. when he drove the ball here the polite member of lords turned into an australian raw, their man, steve smith, had made another hundred. so how could england shift him? they needed something new, they needed something fast. in his first ashes match, josh tongue. his delivery, the edge of smith's back and a fine catch from ben duckett. 110 from steve smith and he was gutted, such are his standards. here comes another good catch from joe root and there go australia with this 416 all out. england must now apply themselves and that themselves back into the match in the test in the ashes, they are trying to catch up. joe wilson, bbc news, at lord's. now to a galaxy far, far away — and scientists believe they've picked up shock waves from supermassive black holes which exist at the centre of every galaxy. they say they could hold information about "some of the best—kept secrets of the universe". our science corr

the cheer that jonny netnetew— protest, you saw the cheer that jonny bairstow got when he entered— jonnyving a cup of coffee. and it's become a rather affectionate moment in national life . you moment in national life. you know, have the national know, they have the national anthem. at the anthem. and if you're at the cricket or you're at the cricket or if you're at the snooken cricket or if you're at the snooker, just stop oil parade. do their parade their with do their parade with their with their dust. it it their orange dust. and it it rather up ground . people rather lit up the ground. people were bit sort of snoozy at the were a bit sort of snoozy at the beginning a day lord's. beginning of a day at lord's. but i'm afraid you know your your your guest is right. i mean we're talking about it. we're now talking about it. they're you know, by they're trying to you know, by carrying out what you call foolish stunts, they end up on the discussing their the news discussing their serious points and i suppose that these protesters would also would always say, you know, if you've got to run

the hero of the hour was jonny bairstow,— . the hero of the hour was jonny bairstow, who— .ny bairstow, who removed one protester— bairstow, who removed one protester ene— bairstow, who removed one protester and dropped over protester and dropped him over the-repe— protester and dropped him over the-repelyeu- protester and dropped him overi the-rope..you might the boundary rope. as you might end— the boundary rope. as you might send—e— the boundary rope. as you might send—e weste- send rubbish down a waste disposal— send rubbish down a waste disposal-have- send rubbish down a waste disposal-have a- send rubbish down a waste disposal have a look . disposal chute. have a look. me— disposal chute. have a look. the eheh— disposal chute. have a look. the chair from _ disposal chute. have a look. the chair from the crowd was, i ththh— the chair from the crowd was, i ththh heu— the chair from the crowd was, i think, well deserved . but the think, well deserved. but the hush— think, well deserved. but the the shep— think, well deserved. but the he see oh— think, well deserved. but t

cricketer jonny bairstow posted a photograph— jonny bairstow posted a photograph on social media savingrly arrive safely at innin— eventually arrive safely at lord's, where _ eventually arrive safely at lord's, where day one of the ieni— lord's, where day one of the ieni naien — lord's, where day one of the test match between england and ireiani— test match between england and ireiani gai— test match between england and ireland got underway . now the ireland got underway. now the winne— ireland got underway. now the prince ani— ireland got underway. now the prince and princess of wales nave— prince and princess of wales nave naie— prince and princess of wales nave made a— prince and princess of wales have made a surprise visit to yaraan— have made a surprise visit to iarian ia— have made a surprise visit to jordan to attend— have made a surprise visit to jordan to attend the wedding of the jordan to attend the wedding of we eawniry-n— jordan to attend the wedding of the country's crown prince wiiiian — the country's crown prince william and _ the country's crown prince william and kate a

cricketer jonny bairstow posted a photograph— jonny bairstow posted a photograph on social media nayinnally arrive safely at innin— eventually arrive safely at lord's, where _ eventually arrive safely at lord's, where day one of the ieni— lord's, where day one of the ieni naien — lord's, where day one of the test match between england and ireiani— test match between england and ireiani gai— test match between england and ireland got underway . now the ireland got underway. now the winne— ireland got underway. now the prince ani— ireland got underway. now the prince and princess of wales nave— prince and princess of wales nave naie— prince and princess of wales nave made a— prince and princess of wales have made a surprise visit to yaraan— have made a surprise visit to ianian ia— have made a surprise visit to jordan to attend— have made a surprise visit to jordan to attend the wedding of the jordan to attend the wedding of we cannery-n— jordan to attend the wedding of the country's crown prince wiiiian — the country's crown prince william and _ the country's crown prince william and kate

but england's new era has been partly defined by its ability to counter—punch, so step forward jonnyd joe root with a 30th test ton. shortly after, a surprise declaration — england finishing on 393—8. australia have just australia havejust finished australia have just finished the day in reply with 14 without loss. patrick gearey has been watching the day's play at edgbaston. a day that very much bodes well for those hoping for an entertaining series? ~ , , , .,, , series? absolutely. this was built u . series? absolutely. this was built u- as the series? absolutely. this was built up as the most — series? absolutely. this was built up as the most anticipated - series? absolutely. this was built up as the most anticipated ashes | up as the most anticipated ashes series since 2005, and i think that is because i'm like 2005, you got two of the good teams went up against each other. and so it is proved today, it is not let us down. everything from the sublime to the ridiculous and anything in between, and as you say it started in that remarkable way, with the zak crawley�*s opening ball

it prompted wicketkeeper jonny bairstow to spring into action, using his wicket keeping skills to grabarry him off in some extraordinary scenes. three people have been arrested for aggravated trespassing and taken into police custody. 0ur sports correspondent joe wilson is there for us. joe, what an astonishing interuption, you were there, how shocking was it? i suppose we learned to expect the unexpected and test match cricket and sports in general it's what draws us back year in and year out. these and sports in general it's what draws us back year in and year out. these protesters and sports in general it's what draws us back year in and year out. these protesters have and sports in general it's what draws us back year in and year out. these protesters have become and sports in general it's what draws us back year in and year out. these protesters have become part and sports in general it's what draws us back year in and year out. these protesters have become part of the sporting landscape, but, of course, it was alarming, it was unusual and particularly the way that it was johnny u

police how to jonny bairstow showed police how te-twet— jonny bairstow showed police how te-taet etepxt in the clash,— during the ashes shortly. but up next in the clash, as lawyers for the— next in the clash, as lawyers for the mirror— next in the clash, as lawyers for the mirror group claim the duke— for the mirror group claim the hate et— for the mirror group claim the duke of sussex's_ for the mirror group claim the duke of sussex's only suing tattere— duke of sussex's only suing tabloid newspapers as a moral eraeaea het— tabloid newspapers as a moral crusade, not because he has evidence— crusade, not because he has evidence he— crusade, not because he has evidence it's harry actually aehg— evidence it's harry actually aehg here— evidence it's harry actually doing more harm than good by teewehg— doing more harm than good by feeaehg eh— doing more harm than good by focusing on the— doing more harm than good by focusing on the past. royal commentator— focusing on the past. royal commentator richard fitzwilliams, dr. fitzwilliams, historian dr. reeea— fitzwilliams, historian dr. tess

police how to-tuot— jonny bairstow showed police how to-tuot otto— jonny bairstow showed police howlawyers for the mirror group claim the tuto— for the mirror group claim the auto ot— for the mirror group claim the duke of sussex's_ for the mirror group claim the duke of sussex's only suing ttttott— duke of sussex's only suing tabloid newspapers as a moral otuotot mot— tabloid newspapers as a moral crusade, not because he has ovttomoo— crusade, not because he has ovttomoo tto— crusade, not because he has evidence it's harry actually tomt— evidence it's harry actually doing moo— evidence it's harry actually doing more harm than good by toouotmt— doing more harm than good by toouomt om— doing more harm than good by focusing on the— doing more harm than good by focusing on the past. royal commentator— focusing on the past. royal commentator richard fitzwilliams, dr. fitzwilliams, historian dr. tooot— fitzwilliams, historian dr. tessa dunlop_ fitzwilliams, historian dr. tessa dunlop and social commentator- tessa dunlop and social commentator bushra sheikh duke it commentator bushra shei

jonny bairstow is famed for his strength. he is a batter, he is a wicketkeeper.rongest possible terms by the mcc, which owns this ground. i understand that additional security measures will now be in place for the remainder of the test to try to avoid another incursion. in terms of the cricket, australia were put in to bat and then batted themselves into a dominant place, initially thanks to david warner. it took england's new ashes recruit josh tongue to stun usman khawaja. note that expression. you will see it again on david warner's face, bowled by tongue for 66, there. but now england faced steve smith. any australians in the crowd? come on, don't hide. marnus labuschagne was with him. these two are seriously good and england seriously knew it. labuschagne fell for a7, ollie robinson was quite pleased. but travis head batted with increasing fluency. all good fun, if you happen to be australian. when england seemed flat, joe root, late, struck twice. head out here, stumped. australia 339—5 on a day whenjonny bairstow dealt with far more than he could possibly

opener zak crawley for them in reply to her border to australia to for the their half centuries from jonnytow and opener zak crawley for them in reply to her border to australia 1a for no laws alongside opening partner at stumps. the ashes holder 379 runs behind. the bbc caught up with beer so and spoke aboutjoe roots test cricket. is it a smile on his face? look, the enjoyment that he was going out there every single day and having a bit of a laugh. that's a huge thing forjoe. you can only wonder how many runs east and the score, he's jason and everything. that'sjust part and parcel of his quality. that's just part and parcel of his quality. qualifying matches have kicked off, for next year's european championships — and england are looking to maintain their dominance so far in group c. they're in malta — where the score is 3—0. the other game in that group sees ukraine travel to north 2-0 2—0 for macedonia. currently one — 02 friends. mil 2-0 for macedonia. currently one - 02 friends-— 02 friends. all the other games on auoin 02 friends. all the other games on going out she _ 02 friends.

england's wicketkeeper, jonny bairstow, caught one and carried him off the pitch. of the match. our sports correspondent, joe wilson, reports. here are 11 men to play for england in a sport failing to achieve representation, out through cricket tradition to resume the ashes. well, lord's is part of a wider world. just stop oil interrupted the morning session briefly. now, jonny bairstow is a strong lad — batter, wicketkeeper. he is not supposed to be security. clear up done, the cricket resumed, with david warner at his best. past 50 after england had dropped him on 20. it took england's new ashes recruitjosh tongue to stun usman khawaja. note that expression. you will see it again on david warner's face, bowled by tongue for 66, there. but now england faced steve smith. many australians in the crowd? come on, don't hide. marnus labuschagne was the other batter. these two are seriously good and england seriously knew it. so, listen to olly robinson when he faint touched dismissed labuschagne. gone for 47. the new batter, travis head. with the total flowing past 250

jonny bairstow carried the protester off the field on the second was wrestled to the ground by securityff. the delay was around five minutes and three arrests were made. just boil protesters have made disruptions to other sporting events this year. —— just stop oil. manchester city have pulled out of the running for england international declan rice after arsenal made a third bid the premier league champions weren't willing to meet. whether west ham accept arsenal's latest offer is another thing though. it's worth £105 million and meets west ham's valuation, but it's thought they don't like how it's structured and they could reject it, as they have all previous bids. robbie keane has admitted taking a managementjob as opportunities were rare closer to home. he has had coaching jobs with high—profile clubs that takes on his first managerial role in israeli football. you have to start somewhere and i needed a good opportunity. you just don't get... there are millions of coaches trying to getjobs. i am no different and it has to be something that as i have mentioned before, something ifeel

meanwhile jonny bairstow took to the ground by the security staff.jonny bairstow took it upon himself to do with the other protester, picking him up almost like a mannequin, and taking him off the pitch to the general dissatisfaction of the ncc members and those watching at lord's this morning. one removed by security staff, one removed byjonny bairstow. even though there were boos from the seats around lord's, there was general newsman at what had taken place from the players out the pitch, particular those in and players who saw the pitch, particular those in and players who sanonny bairstow with this protester in his arms. jonny bairstow then had to go to the dressing room to change cricket whites which had some orange powder on, and he came back out to a slatted different reception of great merriment by the lord is faithful who had watched this take place. your right to mention the context. this is one of a number of disruptions to major sporting events by the protesters ofjust stop oil. a protester chain himself to everton�*s ground, a premiersh

jonny bairstow picked up one of the protesters and carried them off the pitch and it says here that the security staff. we will of course have more on that story on the bbc�*s sport page, which you can see there. of course when we have the pictures of what happened on the pitch with wicketkeeperjonny bairstow, we will bring them to you as well as up i am sure there will be pictures coming into the newsroom very soon. stay with us on bbc news. thanks for watching. there are thames concerns about thames water. the company's boss on tuesday signed with immediate effect. six teenagers in court today charged with of a 14—year—old boy. gordon gault died in hospital six days after suffering serious injuries on november 9. they're due to appear in court later. queen's university belfast has apologised after some students were awarded final results for their degrees but then had them withdrawn. the university blames �*human error at an extremely challenging and difficult time'. more than 750 students at queen's are due to graduate without receiveing their final results — the situation due to ind

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jonny bairstow has just gone, third wicket of the day.you can see, england are 197 — six at the moment. at the moment, they are trying to build that second innings lead. the new us open champion called it a dream to win a dream come true after winning the us open in los angeles. his first golf major. afterwards, he dedicated the win to his mother, who died of breast cancer ten years ago. she would be crying _ breast cancer ten years ago. 61g: would be crying tears ofjoy. she called me winner when i was little. so, she would say, i love you, winner. obviously, she had that mantra of play big. but really, i was a mama's boy. there would be a lot of hugging and crying together. i know it should be very proud of me. rory mackle roy's wait for a fifth major goes on. his me. rory mackle roy's wait for a fifth major goes on.— fifth ma'or goes on. his last was the fifth major goes on. his last was the pga championship _ fifth major goes on. his last was the pga championship in - fifth major goes on. his last was the pga championship in 2014. i th

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i asked jonny beale, the bbc�*s defence correspondent, for his views about the way the counter—offensive it's going to take time. it could take weeks, it could take months, i think more likely months. and i don't think what we've seen so far necessarily tells you where ukraine's main effort might be, where they're going to put most of their resources. they've got 12 new brigades. they've already introduced some of those units into the battle to take back territory in the east near donetsk. and they've had limited success there in the south as well. so i think what you're seeing is essentially probing attacks like the russians did in the early stages, trying to work out where the weak points are before you see the main action. i've read loads of articles, often by military or ex—military people, saying that there's a very strong possibility the russians might just crumble and collapse in the face of a ukrainian counteroffensive. i mean, they're not doing that at the moment, are they? i don't think that you get any sense that the russians are going to crumble. you know, they've got signifi

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i asked jonny beale, the bbc�*s defence correspondent, for his views about the way the counter—offensiveing to take time. it could take weeks, it could take months, i think more likely months. and i don't think what we've seen so far necessarily tells you where ukraine's main effort might be, where they're going to put most of their resources. they've got 12 new brigades. they've already introduced some of those units into the battle to take back territory in the east near donetsk. and they've had limited success there in the south as well. so i think what you're seeing is essentially probing attacks like the russians did in the early stages, trying to work out where the weak points are before you see the main action. i've read loads of articles, often by military or ex—military people, saying that there's a very strong possibility the russians mightjust crumble and collapse in the face of a ukrainian counteroffensive. i mean, they're not doing that at the moment, are they? i don't think that you get any sense that the russians are going to crumble. you know, they've got significant... t

the inventivejoe root and the imposing jonny bairstow, who first played together as u12s, rebuildinge again their saviour, manoeuvring his team into a stronger position and then nonchalantly flicking his way to a 30th test match century. on a day of thrilling flux, a brilliant constant. england actually declared their innings a little after that so they could have a bowl at australia this evening. controversial and they didn't take a wicket, but it shows the kind of attacking intent which could make this series unmissable. patrick gearey, bbc news, at edgbaston. england have cruised to victory with a 4—0 win over malta to stay top of their group in the euro championships qualifiers. natalie pirks was watching. it's the time of year when things slow down. thoughts turn to holiday and in malta plus micro aptly named saint georges bay england fans were enjoying the best of both worlds. —— your eyes aren't deceiving you, football is still being played. there was nothing tyred about trent alexander—arnold all passed, he had the vision for england's opener. city's treble winners were first

cricket team has carried a protestor off the ground at lords during a test match against australia. jonnyhe game resumed after a short delay, police say they made three arrests. fans of madonna will have to wait a bit longer to see the pop icon back on stage. the �*material girl�* singer has postponed her world tour after a stay in intensive care. her representatives say she suffered from a serious bacterial infection, but she's expected to make a full recovery. 0ur north america correspondent, peter bowes has the latest. suffering a serious bacterial infection on saturday that resulted in several days in intensive care and she is, we are told, recovering but is still under medical supervision. in the immediate effect of this is they have to use the word used in the instagram post but postponing their commitments in the big commitments for madonna is her world tour which is due to have started was to 12 started in vancouver next month and ending up vancouver next month and ending up in london at the end of the yearin up in london at the end of the year in the 02 up in london at the end of

jonny bairstow picking up one of the players and removing them, and i was stopped by the england captainying landed on the square but pretty quickly was cleared away by ground staff and the game resumed. a statement from the uk culture secretary lucy fraser in the last few moments saying there is a big difference between peaceful protest and to be totally u na cce pta ble protest and to be totally unacceptable behaviour we saw today at lords. this government takes climate change extremely seriously and we respect people's rights to protest but trying to spoil events millions of people enjoy it will not help their cause. pretty blunt statement from the culture secretary. let's turn to events in france. protests and unrest erupted overnight after police shot dead a 17—year—old who failed to stop when order to by traffic police. the teenager has been named nehal m and he died from bullet wounds to the chest. he is the second person to be killed by police at a traffic stop this year. a real sense of unease in paris today as hugh schofield now report. hugh schofield reports from paris. his re

yeah, jonny bairstow was catching people again. australia's mitchell starc in this instance.s debut. smith made 110 and was gutted. australia soon all out. well, england can feel satisfied with that but now it was their turn to bat in reply to australia's 416. a challenge. an opportunity. quickly ben duckett was making australia chase in vain. england's batting looked strong and smooth. australia's nathan lyon was in pain after that. in his 100th consecutive test match, we wonder about his immediate future. it's his calf. australia had to try something. they did. duckett tempted and trapped and out for 98. england couldn't resist. that'sjoe root, clutched and held by steve smith. harry brooke batting. this is still a test match, isn't it? second day? well, england feel fortune favours the brave and it did here. brooke dropped. they'll resume 138 behind and of the two captains, maybe australia's is the more nervous. joe wilson, bbc news, lord's. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. it could be difficult for batting tomorrow because the weather will change a bit.

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joe root and jonny bairstow going well, they have put on 104 runs between them.captain ben stokes cheaply he was caught behind forjust one run run. he went back to the pavilion hot on the heels of ashes debut harry brooks who was bowled in extraordinary circumstances. 278—5. you can keep up circumstances. 278—5. you can keep up with the latest news on the bbc sport website. in the concacaf nations league, the usa beat mexico. chelsea's gritty pulisic was on the scoresheet as the united states won 3-0. scoresheet as the united states won 3—0. four players were sent off, two for each side and the game had to be paused in the second half due to homophobic chanting in the crowd. the usa will face canada in the final on monday. manchester city assistant coach is set to be leicester city manager stop the 43—year—old italian could be named the new boss as early as friday according to bbc radio leicester. he would replace dean smith who oversaw just two wins in a failed attempt to keep the foxes in the premier league. england striker will leave manchester united this sum

yeah, jonny bairstow was catching people again. australia's mitchell starc in this instance.ter. another 100. england needed something new, something fast. josh tongue. his delivery and ben duckett�*s catch, 110 scored and smith was gutted. australia all out by lunch. well, england can feel satisfied with that, but now it was their turn to bat in reply to australia's 416. a challenge, an opportunity. zak crawley, steady, strong and then on a8, stumped. ben duckett, the time to attack. i mean, these days with england it always is, but now watch nathan lyons�*s routine fielding in his 100th consecutive test match, but in pain. off the field. such an important australian. he mightjust have seen duckett on 98, tempted, trapped and out. joe root was out in a similar way as was 0lly pope. england now 277—a. there still time when you feel like almost crying out, remember, it's a test match, battersjust almost crying out, remember, it's a test match, batters just calm down a bit but i know, sophie, that makes me very old—fashioned. it does a little bit. thank you. virgin galactic has

jonny bairstow carried one protester off the field.ay was about five minutes, three arrests are made. just stop oil protesters have disrupted other sporting events in england this year. manchester city have pulled out of the running for england international declan rice after arsenal made a third bid the premier league champions weren't willing to meet. whether west ham accept arsenal's latest offer is another thing though. it's worth £105 million and meets west ham's valuation, but it's thought they don't like how it's structured and they could reject it, as they have all previous bids. meanwhile, bayern munich are expected to make another bid for harry kane. the spurs striker only has a year left on his contract and has been linked to both real madrid and manchester united, but it is bayern munich who reportedly will improve an original offer of £70 million. robbie keane has taken a job in israel becausejob robbie keane has taken a job in israel because job opportunities were rare closer to home. he has had coaching jobs with high pr

jonny bairstow hit the ball into the waiting hands of australia's captain.up above, it's a good time to bowl. england urgently had to create chances and take them. an early opportunity to dismiss usman khawaja? no. england did get rid of david warner lbw, and who's the bowler who's impressed on his ashes debut? josh tongue, it's you. while khawaja watches, waits, a ball to hit? yeah. then he hits it. classic test cricket. it's the way he got to another 50. labuschagne is out but steve smith remains, scoring that way, scoring his way. australia 130—2, 221 ahead before long. they might seem out of sight. joe wilson, bbc news, lord's. leigh leopards are behind them in third place. it was one of four games tonight. they comfortably won at home to hull kr. 34-4. 34—4. josh charney with this try, one of six in total. elsewhere, there were also wins for st helens and bottom side wakefield. it was one of four games tonight. keely hodgkinson had to settle for silver in the diamond league 800 metres. hodgkinson broke her own british record in herfirst race of the summ

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it felt it to your shipments of turn things around of the inventivejoe root and the imposing jonny bairstowefly. stilljoe root in dord wonderfully. england's best batter once again, their saviour going through to his century on a day of missed opportunities, a brilliant constant. patrick eeerrreee, bbc news. what a day to look forward to. more drama, wyndham clark rose up the leaderboard to finish his run on top of the pile before overnight leaders began their days. the defending champion matt fitzpatrick has been struggling to make ground on the topic did add to the holy ones on the 15th put up as spectacular for this but he still is some way off finishing his round steel one over rory mcelroy recovered from early bogies to move to six under a short while ago. within sites of the leaders as he chases his fifth major and first in nine years. clark's the man out in front after a 67 with four birdies and one bogey taking into nine under with only one—shot lead. it's eight wins in a row now for britain's andy murray after he beat dominic stricker to reach the semi finals at the nottingham 0pen

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a ball later, marnus labuschagne called jonny bairstow, swept up in broads charge. — no ball. broad frustrated by the narrow. australia make good on that escape. alex careyjoined khawaja to take them closer to england's total. as they walked off, the game was very much on. so england will begin day three ahead but needing wickets and the weather could come into play. a storm is possible on sunday but then everything about this test is difficult to forecast. patrick gearey, bbc news, at edgbaston. rory mcilroy is just one shot off the lead as he heads into the final round of the us open in los angeles. mcilroy, who won the last of his four major titles in 2014, shot a one—under 69 to move to nine under overall. joint top of the leaderboard are americans rickie fowler and wyndham clark. mcilroy sounded confident that he could catch them. max verstappen will start tonight's canadian grand prix from pole after coming out on top in a rain—affected qualifying session in montreal. the world champion timed his run to perfection in the final session, clocking the quickest ti

thank you, jonny. thank you, dan. thank you, louise for those remarkable comments. and thank you, all of you who are here tonight on a beautiful night, one of those rare nights in washington, d.c., where you're not to death from from weather that i remember all too well. i'm deeply honored by the gathering here. those of you who are here by senator by president of the heritage foundation, christine and by columnist for the washington post. but i would be remiss if i didn't say i was most honored by the presence a pretty significant presence of several generations of students who i was able to mingle with. and as a teacher and someone who's maybe moving toward slightly more toward end of my career. this really what gives me hope is to have these just numbers students, this growing number of students who see launching into the world and having an impact. and i just want to thank you, all of you, from days from georgetown, days and now from notre dame days for coming out here tonight. you know who you are and i'm really grateful for so we're all aware of the dynamics o

labour's shadow business secretary, jonny reynolds will be with us too.turn everything upside down? another conflict. we'll hear from taiwan's foreign ministser on the threat from china, perhaps to us all. whether you know him as rev, quentin from white lotus, or corky from the night manager, you'll certainly recognsie this famous face. tom hollander and his fellow actor will keen on stage, on putin and russia's billionaires. and with me the real life logan roy. actor brian cox is back after the huge success of the drama succession. rain newton smith, the boss of the cbi battling to save it, and salma shah, tory insider and former adviser at the home office. morning, morning. promises, promises — the conservatives made some huge ones in the past on imigration and they simply haven't been kept. before we talk about that let's take a look at some of the front pages. there's no one story that dominates today. the sun looks ahead to holly willoughby�*s return to the tv sofa tomorrrow after all that drama. the mirror suggests "auntie holly", claiming the bbc i

you know, probably think with know, you probably think with jonny the jonny bairstow behind the stumpsr and he's been arguably their pttwes— and he's been arguably their ettes-sesset- and he's been arguably their. player-season.-been player of the season. he's been tstttttnt— player of the season. he's been brilliant—he's- player of the season. he's been brilliant—he's wonj brilliant this year and he's won eweswtttg. — brilliant this year and he's won eweswtttg. .wen- brilliant this year and he's won- everything. .won everything. everything. he's won everything. he's everything. he's won everything. ne-s getg— everything. he's won everything. ne-s getng te— everything. he's won everything. he's going to barcelona- everything. tisis“ “g he's going to barcelona and wewtt— he's going to barcelona and. wewtt—ttn . he's going to barcelona and- wewtt—ttn . t would they they'd offered him, i tttt— would they they'd offered him, i tttt. t— would they they'd offered him, i tttt. t wets— would they they'd offered him, i think, a year contract . think, a year contract. barcelona— think, a year co