as a jennings part of came and went, next up was a jos buttler and he got off to promising start.'s it. that is it. jennings making his to your way to make his second angle of the century to the delight of the fans and his captain. the bowler made his mark on his final four was forced la nka mark on his final four was forced lanka as a jos buttler caught with us lanka as a jos buttler caught with us for been folks join the party and mentors for the book 37 before being caught. shortly afterwards, joe root declared, setting the host a daunting target of 460 2a victory. jenks finishing in the victory in touching distance of his 150, streaking ahead of the victory in touching distance of his 150, streaking ahead of his team—mates. this is really pleasing in a big thank you to those who have stuck with me, who have not made of the last 18 months, there have back me through some tough times working up the middle of the not panicking and stressing and going through some tough times and like i said, just really pleased to be sitting here having helped us get to position where we can on a

one more wicket fell, jos buttler for 35, following a superb piece of sri lankan fielding as england declared on 322—6. sri lanka must now bat out the final two days or score a record a62 to win. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. we're back at 10:30pm with sportsday. thanks, hugh, see you later. the number of prescriptions being written for people with diabetes has soared in the past decade, and it's costing the nhs in england more than £1 billion a year. more than 3.5 million people in the uk have the condition, most of whom need prescribed medicine. ten years ago, just under 31 million prescriptions were written. now it's more than 53 million, with the biggest recent increases in treatments for type two diabetes, that affects around 90% of patients and is closely linked to obesity.

shall anchor looked the skill of their spin bowlers, jos buttler trusted his imagination. —— shall anchor function and sri lanka had him down. then came sam curran. england's 20—year—old vetera n sam curran. england's 20—year—old veteran hit six sixes. already england seemed to be able to depend on sam curran for this kind of thing. his innings here may have turned the test match. sam curran fell trying to reach the boundary once more. at england got to 285 all out in this fast moving day. it came sri lanka out that. jack leach is enjoying his cricket in sri lanka, not the only one. i am actually a person who goes out there and tries to give as the best for the team. there has been a few nice not, but asi there has been a few nice not, but as i said i don't look too far ahead and just want to take each innings one game at a time. if i get a chance tomorrow i can contribute and in the second innings try to sneak a few more rounds of and then hope for it recently we are taking one innings at a time, one over at a time and the spinners will have a huge day tomorrow and seamers probably will

to claiming five wickets but england made 230 in their second innings thanks mainly to a 64 from jos buttlerld be a record chase in colombo if sri lanka manage it against all the odds — first moeen ali and then ben stokes took wickets to leave sri lanka struggling — stuart broad with a great catch. meanwhile in dubai — new zealand will start the third day of the second test against pakistan on 24 without loss as they chase down a first innings total of 418 for 5 declared. both harris sohail and babar azam hit centuries for pakistan as they look to level the three match series after the black caps won the opener by 4 runs in abu dhabi. on tuesdayjudd trump gets his uk championship campaign underway and he's told bbc sport he's been hurt by some of the criticism he received during his snooker career, and particularly the suggestion he doesn't always try hard the world number 5, who is one of the most talented —— and particularly the suggestion he doesn't always try hard enough. the world number 5, who is one of the most talented players never to have won the world championship, says he gets mo

jos buttler was last to depart, when he fell for 38.rning and welcome to the bbc news at nine — part of a new morning schedule here on the bbc news channel and bbc two. victoria derbyshire is now at 10 o'clock every weekday morning. americans deliver their verdict today on president trump's first two years in office, in what are known as the midterm elections. final campaign rallies were held last night with the president visiting indiana and missouri in a final attempt to appeal to voters. the election will decide which party will control the two houses of congress, as our washington correspondent gary o'donoghue reports. i'm not on the ballot, but in a certain way i'm on the ballot so, please, go out and vote. go out and vote. he's not on the ballot, but these mid—term elections are allabout him. seven states, 11 rallies and that's just in the last week. his message, democrats are a socialist mob, the media are the enemy of the people and, above all else, migrants are to be feared. another man who is not on the ballot is this former p

moeen ali failed twice at number three, and fellow batsman jos buttler says he'd be happy to bat in thateing flexible with the order is a real strength, and it has been a strength of a one—day side for a while now, being able to be flexible in the order, and just because it is test match cricket, i don't think they're right he goes on the side to want those defined roles. of course you need a good balance of being settled, but i think it shows a good team environment, and i think that people are willing to play wherever is required of them. plenty more to come in sportsday including... the north east football club who once conquered the world who are now fighting for their future. we've got to try and keep it alive. and it's only be in younger generation who can do that. and the snake boats making a splash in india. tennis now and germany's alexander zverev has got his atp finals campaign off to a winning start with victory in his opening round—robin match against marin cilic at the o2 arena. zverev beat his croatian rival 7—6, 7—6. watching the action for us was sue barker alongside for

from there, england faltered, a clatter of late wickets including jos buttler took the gloss off thingsleft clinging on, successfully overturning an lbw decision just before the close. far from perfect, they'll be hoping to turn this intriguing start into another match—winning performance. well, to talk through all the cricket, i spoke to lydia greenway earlier. she won both the one day and 20/20 world cup with england and i started by asking her how the women's team would be feeling going into tomorrow's final. i think when you attend the world can you don't think far ahead of where you could get to, but now the girls have got at that point and they are in a final. you just wonder, with a few thoughts creep in and a few nerves? from their point of view they have got to trust of their preparation they've done because they've been playing brilliant cricket. they are giving themselves the best chance to get their hands on the trophy. they lost to the west indies early on the tournament, but they would have preferred them in the final?|j tournament, but they would have preferred them in th

jos buttler scored 64 before england were all out for 230 in their second innings.ther 274 for an unlikely victory while england are looking to become only the third side to complete a 3—0 series win in sri lanka. that's all the sport for now. thousands of documents relating to facebook and how it handles users' data have been seized on the demand of a parliamentary committee. the commons' digital, culture, media and sport committee used its legal powers to obtain the papers from an american software company taking legal action against facebook. 0ur media editor amol rajan has the story. 2018 has been a year of turmoilfor facebook, with allegations including abuse by foreign powers such as russia and worries about social media addiction. the biggest scandal surrounded british data firm cambridge analytica. the data of 87 million users fell into the hands of the british firm. facebook accepted responsibility for the error and apologised. now a us firm, 643, has launched a legal action against facebook. 643 was hit hard when in 2014 facebook cut—off third—party access

moeen ali failed twice at number three, and fellow batsman jos buttler says he'd be happy to bat in thatat trevor and joe talked about, being flexible with the order, it's a real strength. it has been a strength of the one—day side for a while, being able to be flexible in the order and just because it is test match cricket, i don't think there are many egos in the side that need those defined roles. of course, you need a good balance of being settled, but i think it shows a good team environment and ethic that people are willing to play wherever is required of them. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. including the women's t20 world cup, england have their second match later today. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. thank you very much. let's return to the california wildfires, which are now known to have killed at least 31 people and are among the most devastating the state has ever experienced. 200 others are still unaccounted for and more than a quarter of a million people have been forced to leave their homes. one of them is eric bush,

jos buttler scored 64 before england were all out for 230 in their second innings.e looking to become only the third side to complete a 3—0 series win in sri lanka. that's all the sport for now. some news that has been developing through the evening. talk of what was happening at the border between the us and mexico and now confirmed that all water traffic was halted at the busy crossing their in mexico according to the us customs and border detection agency. they say traffic in both directions has been suspended at the port of entry. you can see that twitter feed from the us department of homeland security they also say pedestrian are suspended at both the east and west facility. we were trying to get more information as we have reports of some scuffles and several hundred central american migrants were reported to have pushed past the blockade of mexican police put up you will recall that these people wa nt to you will recall that these people want to pressure the us to hear their asylum claims, many of them carrying banners saying things like we re carrying banne

from there, england faltered, a clatter of late wickets including jos buttler took the gloss off things, they'll be hoping to turn this intriguing start into another match—winning performance. they've already won the 50 overs world cup and now england's women are through to the final of the world the 20 my thanks to a dominant win over india in antigua. heather knight took three wickets for the loss ofjust nine runs the up they bulk that india for 112 before they produced and 92 run partnership to see england home with 17 balls to spare. they will play australia in tomorrow night ‘s final after the seven stars thrashed west indies. our prep coming into this game has been clear and we knew. i was feeling confident. the total wasn't high so if we just batted through and gota high so if we just batted through and got a good partnership with being good place. formula 1 is in abu dhabi for the final grand prix of this season and it is mercedes who have topped second practice. but as ahead of max verstappen with danny riccardo back in third. lewis hamilton in fourth. england's aaron bray has

jos buttler says he's happy to move up the batting order if england need him to.sri lanka, which starts tomorrow morning. and novak djokovic made an impressive start to his world tour finals campaign. the world number one beat americanjohn isner in straight sets at the 02 in london. doing rather better than roger federer the day before! are you done? are you ready for me? are you done? are you ready for me? are you done? are you ready for me? are you sure? i could keep chatting over the tennis if you want.|j are you sure? i could keep chatting over the tennis if you want. i don't know the answer to that! we are going to talk about snow.|j know the answer to that! we are going to talk about snow. i was a bit distracted by the doggy picture. a picture of a dog brushing her teeth! i will show you that shortly! but first... it's not quite snow season here in the uk just yet, but in canada, the first flakes have started to arrive. let's show you these pictures. and for these two children it was a very special occasion, they are refugees from eritrea, and it was the fir

moeen ali failed twice at number three, and fellow batsman jos buttler says he'd be happy to bat in thatr is a real strength and i think it has been a strength and i think it has been a strength of the one—day side for a while now, been able to be flexible with the order. just because it is test match cricket, there are not many egos in the team that need these defined roles. you need a good balance and i think it shows a good tea m balance and i think it shows a good team environment and an ethic that people are willing to play wherever is required of them. that's all the sport for now. a veterinary campaign group has accused the government of telling "bare faced lies" about the effectiveness of the ongoing badger cull in southwest england. the prion interest group said that government claims of a reduced number of bovine tb cases in cattle, as a result of the cull, were "badly wrong". the department for environment, food and rural affairs said it is the right approach and has had a positive impact. in a few moments we can speak to dr iain mcgill, director of the prion interest group, b

jos buttler for 35 following a superb piece of fielding. what a catch that was!ring in mind the highest run chase at galle is 99. var technology could be used in the champions league this season, with uefa considering fast—tracking its introduction. after tripping himself up, raheem sterling was wrongly awarded a penalty last night, increasing calls for the technology, as manchester city beat shakthar donyetsk 6—0. meanwhile, jose mourinho was in the headlines again as he milked manchester united's dramatic late win in front of the juventus crowd. andy swiss reports. just a fortnight ago, manchester united were outclassed byjuventus, so a rematch with cristiano ronaldo and company probably wasn't top of their wish list. and after weathering the first half storm, they fell behind in utterly spectacularfashion. of course, it had to be him — ronaldo with his first—ever champions league goal forjuventus. he's unlikely to score a better one. it seemed all over, until a stunning late turnaround. juan mata's free kick offered a lifeline, and in the final minute a scramb

jos buttler scored 6a before england were all out for 230 in their second innings. become the third team to complete a series whitewash in sri lanka. great britain beat japan 2—1 in the champions trophy to avoid the wooden spoon in china. gb had to come from behind afterjapan went in front early in the game. but goals from hannah martin and amy costello gave them their only win. this was a 5th place play off after gb had finished bottom of their pool. the netherlands won the trophy with a 5—1 victory over australia. and in golf, england‘s aaron rai has won his first european title. he held off matthew fitzpatrick to win the hong kong open by one shot to take this first win on the european tour at rain sodden course in fanling. he started his final round six shots clear of the rest of the field but fitzpatrick‘s round of 6a wasn‘t quite enough to chase down rai. that is all the spot for now. i will be back in the next hour. is it isita is it a bumper crop this week? assassination nation is a violent satire. a new take on robin hood. and the return of lisbeth. there w

jos buttler could be asked to bat at number three for england in the second test with sri lanka on wednesday england's top order there's still no confirmation that jonny bairstow will be fit for selection — buttler says he's be happy to bat where required. i think that adaptability that trevor and joe talked about, being flexible with the order is a real strength, and it has been a strength ofa strength, and it has been a strength of a one—day side for a while now, being able to be flexible in the order, and just because it is test match cricket, i don't think they're right he goes on the side to want those defined roles. of course you need a good balance of being settled, but i think it shows a good team environment, and i think that people are willing to play wherever is required of them. samir nasri is undergoing a medical at west ham and could be reunited with his former manchester city manager manuel pellegrini. nasri's served an 18 month ban for doping after being punished for using an intravenous drip containing more nutrients than the limit allowed. it's understood the france interna

moeen ali failed twice at number three, and fellow batsman jos buttler says he'd be happy to bat in thatal strength. it has been a strength of the one—day side for a while, being able to be flexible in the order and just because it is test match cricket, i don't think there are many egos in the side that need those defined roles. of course, you need a good balance of being settled, but i think it shows a good tea m settled, but i think it shows a good team environment and ethic that people are willing to play wherever is required of them. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. a five—minute neck scan could help spot people at risk of dementia before symptoms appear. a group of international scientists examined blood vessels in the neck and found those with more intense pulses went on to experience greater cognitive decline. we can now talk to dr karanjutlla, dementia lead for the school of nursing and midwifery at de montfort university in leicester. welcome, thank you forjoining us. the idea is that those with more intense pulse in the vessels in their ne

england vs sri lanka in the second test. jos buttler and rory burns steadying the ship after a wobblen playing for an hour and three quarters. 89—3 in kandy, i'll keep you up to date through the morning. nice to see some sunshine on our tv, isn't it? there's a new boss of the premier league. susanna dinnage will be the new chief executive, taking over from richard scudamore in the new year. wayne rooney says it'll be a strange feeling to play at wembley again. he'll come off the bench for a farewell appearance during england's friendly with the united states tomorrow. he's been chatting a lot about that at st george's park. and roger federer is up and running at the atp tour finals in london. after losing his first match, he beat dominic thiem in straight sets at the o2 arena. not looking quite so grumpy as the other night when he got beaten. he was a bit miffed. that's why he's so good! i interviewed him many years ago at wimbledon. win or lose, he was the nicest human on the planet. exactly. very gracious. his version of grumpy isn't most people's. a lesson for all sports players! h