katie gornall reports.his was meant to be the big one — the defending champions against the hosts — but such has been england's demise in recent weeks, their tournament felt all but over before this began. could they somehow turn things around against unbeaten india? well, the signs were surprisingly good — the great virat kohli, gone for a duck, the crowd stunned into silence. england were now playing some of their best cricket of the tournament but they still had to contend with the fluency of rohit sharma. on a tricky pitch, his 87 helped india recover. 230 was the target for england. the game was in their grasp. but then, in steamed jasprit bumrah and out went england's top order. joe root lasted only one ball. england can usually rely on ben stokes — he went down swinging for nought. commentator: gives | himself room, and gone! one of four england batters to fall to the magic of mohammed shami. but india's best was yet to come... out! ..as kuldeep yadav bamboozled england's captain. the ball of the tou

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secured a spot in the quarter finals already, that's wales and england... and our correspondent katie gornallnd camp today. they had to stay in france and some of them went to the beach and others went with families, took their children to disneyland. and others decided to stay here and the area and have time and others decided to stay here and the area and have time to switch off but they are back fully in training and gearing up for their final group game against samoa and with that likely quarterfinal with fiji on the horizon, remember, england have qualified for the quarterfinals with a game to spare and that is significant when you think back to the start of the tournament when expectations were very low outside of the england camp in the last five or six previous tests and some people were predicting they might�*ve gone out in the group stages but england did win the last three games here the world cup in there's a lot of confidence in the camp and they have this to look forward to against samoa and the attack coach has been talking about how they are going to approach that game against

have secured a spot in the quarter finals already, that's wales and england and our correspondent katie gornallngland camp today. well, england's players were given some time off last week. they had to stay in france, some of them went to the beach, others with families, took their children to disneyland, and others like dan cole decided to stay here and have a bit of time to switch off. but they are all now back, fully in training, gearing up theirfinal group game against samoa in lille. with that likely quarter—final with fiji on the horizon too. remember, england have qualified for the quarter—finals with a game to spare. that is significant when you think back to the start of the tournament when expectations were very low outside of the england camp. they had lost five of their six previous tests and some people were predicting there might have gone out in the group stages. but england have won their last three games here at the world cup. there is a lot of confidence in the camp and they have this dead rubber, i suppose look forward to against samoa. and richard wigglesworth, the attack go

katie gornall reports. in recent weeks, their tournament felt all but over before this began. could they somehow turn things around against unbeaten india? well, the signs were surprisingly good — the great virat kohli, gone for a duck, the crowd stunned into silence. england were now playing some of their best cricket of the tournament but they still had to contend with the fluency of rohit sharma. on a tricky pitch, his 87 helped india recover.

katie gornall was there to see it and tonight's match. here his loss was met with an outpouring of affection —— sir bobby charlton. thousands from across generations gathered to remember a footballing icon and a gentleman. he: greeted you with warmth and bobby obviously was a great goal—scorer, a great ambassador and captain, not only for manchester united but when he played for england as well. we loved him and tonight will be really emotional— loved him and tonight will be really emotional so we are holding it together— emotional so we are holding it together so far.— together so far. they say that nothin: together so far. they say that nothing lasts _ together so far. they say that nothing lasts forever - together so far. they say that nothing lasts forever and - together so far. they say that nothing lasts forever and no | together so far. they say that i nothing lasts forever and no one together so far. they say that - nothing lasts forever and no one can live forever — nothing lasts forever and no one can live forever but _ nothing

katie gornall is in paris for us.ave been the form side of the group, beating the world champions, south africa, in the pool. could this be their year? they will fancy it, won't they? they certainly well. you mentioned that south africa victory, that was here at this dad to france nearly two weeks ago. they showed them why they are at the number ranked side in the world. despite their ranking they have never made it past the quarterfinals. there is a feeling that now is their time to deliver, but if you speak to anyone in the ireland camp, they are certainly not looking past they are certainly not looking past the scotland game. they knew what you threat scotland does. andy farrell has named a strong side for the scotland match, making two changes from their last game. iain henderson comes in forjames ryan, who drops to the bench. dan sheehan takes over at hooker. peter amani is set to win his 100th cap. it is a match with multiple permutations around it. for ireland they know theyjust need a point to set up a likely

katie gornall has this report. this was meant to be the big one, the defending champions against thets come accurate but such has been england's to mice in recent weeks, their tournament felt all but over before the game began. because they turn it around? signs were surprisingly good, virat kohli gone for a site at, the crowd were stunned into silence. england iswhere now playing some of the bounce of the tournament but had to content with the fluency of rohit sharma. on a tricky pitch, his 87 helped india recover. the game was in england's grass. butjasprit bumrah took out england's top order, job right lasting one ball. ben stokes went down swinging for zero. he fell to mohammed shami. india's best was yet to come. england's captain bamboozled, the ball at the tournaments? possibly. england collapsed to 129 all out. india had blowing at them away. england are still not mathematically out and while they are putting on a brave face, at their world cup defence has hit a crushing low. the manchester derby took centre stage in the premier league and it was city that strolled to victory

katie gornall is there for us.his has been called the �*group of death' from the start, with the champions, south africa, in there too. it won't come as a surprise that all three are fighting for a knockout place on the final weekend. yes, you are right, it is a huge pool b decider and there is a web of permutations around this one. if ireland when they go through and scotland go home. if ireland lose, things become complicated. scotland need to win by at least eight points to go through and deny ireland a four try bonus point. that would put them through alongside south africa. there is also a permutation work by south africa go out. if scotland scored four tries, beat ireland by 21 points and ireland score four tries of their own, that would put south africa out and see scotland and ireland advance. south africa have already played their final group game. they have played their hand, now it is going to scotland and ireland to play theirs. the permutations _ and ireland to play theirs. the permutations are _ and i

let's cross live to old trafford now and speak to our correspondent katie gornall. good evening. patrick's report that famous united trinity statue for the other that the past few days it's become a focal point for that you can see thousands of floral tributes and messages and it is growing. it floral tributes and messages and it is curowin. , �*, ., floral tributes and messages and it isuurowin. , �*, ., ., is growing. it is. it's going all the time- _ is growing. it is. it's going all the time. it's _ is growing. it is. it's going all the time. it's a _ is growing. it is. it's going all the time. it's a poignant - is growing. it is. it's going all. the time. it's a poignant mood is growing. it is. it's going all- the time. it's a poignant mood here at old trafford. a club charged with emotion and understandably a different emotion of what you would experience on a normal champions league night. throughout the afternoon there are been hundreds of fans streaming through, leaving their own tributes to the man himself, mr mann united as he was called by so many fans. the ground awa

katie gornall, bbc news, manchester.m to the top of their group. he was the difference in a tight game. first playing a brilliant ball through to gabriel martinelli who still had plenty to do to score arsenal's opener and thenjesus scored himself, with a brilliant strike, although he did have to go off late on with a suspected hamstring injury. england captain harry kane has clearly settled in to life at his new club. he was on the score sheet again for bayern munich as they beat galatasaray 3—1 in instanbul. it's now 11 goals in 12 games, sincejoining from tottenham in august. and what aboutjude bellingham? just 20 years old. he got what proved to be the winner for real madrid as they beat portuguese side braga 2—1. and has now scored in every round. what a start. leicester city are enjoying life in the championship, although they clearly want to get straight back out of it after relegation last season. they beat sunderland 1—0 — jamesjustin with the goal — to make it 12 wins out of 13, which is the best start for a tea

katy gornall, bbc news, paris.rmer scotland player kenny logan to mark the end he did it, as part of a star—studded team, to raise money for the doddie weir foundation — and he'll bejoined on the pitch by doddie's eldest son hamish. let's take a look at how the challenge has gone so far. can act this this is tough, the hills are tough. hard day, really enjoyable. # da—da—da—da! cheering kenny and gabby loganjoin us now from rouen in the north of france. you're looking lovely in your matching outfits! how out the saddle sores? that matching outfits! how out the saddle sores? .. .. .. matching outfits! how out the saddle sores? ., ~ ., sores? not too bad. at the moment, eve bod sores? not too bad. at the moment, everybody is — sores? not too bad. at the moment, everybody is so _ sores? not too bad. at the moment, everybody is so pumped _ sores? not too bad. at the moment, everybody is so pumped up. - sores? not too bad. at the moment, everybody is so pumped up. we i sores? not too bad. at the moment, j everybody is s

katie gornall, bbc news, paris.start with owen farrell converting ollie chessum's try. that means he's now surpassed jonny wilkinson as england's leading test points scorer. samoa were the better side for much of the match until danny care's late converted try got england over the line. louis rees—zammit scored a hat—trick as wales beat georgia 43—19. that leaves them top of pool c and sets up a likely quarterfinal meeting with argentina orjapan, who play later. the win came at a cost though — taulupe faletau suffered a broken arm which rules him out of the rest of the tournament. max verstappen will start this evening's qatar grand prix as a three time formula i world champion. he achieved the feat with six races to go after his closest rival and red bull team—mate sergio perez crashed in yesterday's sprint race. verstappen went on to finish second to mclaren's oscar piastri. the dutchman is now aiming to beat his own record of 15 wins in a season, which would mean winning half of the remaining races. possibly the