manchester originals took on london spirit at old trafford.nd, spirit remain bottom of the table. in the women's match, london spirit were also victorious, but they didn't get off to the best start. tammy beaumont out to just the second ball of the innings, but they pulled it back with an impressive comeback to effectively elimate the originals. spirit are now fifth in the table. staying with cricket, and england could be without stuart broad for their second test against india, with the bowler picking up a calf injury in today's warm—up. broad was unable to train this afternoon, and will have a scan tomorrow to determine the extent of the injury. england and india drew the series opener at trent bridge last week. the second test starts on thursday at lord's. the icc say cricket has more than 1 billion fans a worldwide, and they see the games as part of its long—term future. they set up a working group to lead the bid which is focused on making the 2028 olympics in los angeles. it would and a 128 year wait for the sport to be included. it prev

earlier london spirit women beat northern superchargers in a thrilling finish to their match. that's all the sport for now. from me and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello. the weather midweek isn't looking too bad at all for most of us. wednesday is going to bring lengthy sunny spells, skies will probably look a little bit like this. but we're expecting heavy showers, too. let's have a look at the big picture first, and here's the jet stream. everywhere south of that is warm. everywhere north of that is generally cool and quiet showery. and you can see a large chunk of the continent experiencing this relatively cool and showery summertime weather. so, at the moment, its quiet on the weatherfront. clear first thing in the morning with lots of sunshine. temperatures around ten in glasgow, 13 in liverpool, 12 in london. notice a bit more cloud in the morning here out towards the north west, and actually it will be quite cloudy through the day. in the western isles and northern ireland, showers here. but showers also breaking out across parts of the highlands, the pennines and a

to cricket now, and london spirit won their first match at the men's hundred. women's match, london spirit were also victorious, but they didn't get off to the best start. tammy beaumont out to just the second ball of the innings, but they pulled it back with an impressive comeback to effectively elimate the originals. spirit are now fifth in the table. staying with cricket, and england could be without stuart broad for their second test against india, with the bowler picking up a calf injury in today's warm—up. broad was unable to train this afternoon, and will have a scan tomorrow to determine the extent of the injury. england and india drew the series opener at trent bridge last week. the second test starts on thursday at lord's. meanwhile, the international cricket council will bid for the sport's inclusion in the olympic games. the icc say cricket has more than one billion fans a worldwide, and they see the games as part of its long—term future. they've set up a working group to lead the bid, which is focused on making the 2028 olympics in los angeles. it

and there was a comfortable win for 0val invinicibles as they beat london spirit by eight wickets withhero" at the oval as she hit five boundaries to top score with 37 runs. the victory leaves the invincibles second in the table behind southern brave. and the men's match is live at the moment on bbc two. but that is all now for me. good night. the weather is best described as mixed but not especially dramatic for the weekend. the satellite shows where we had those areas of cloud. these are tied in with a couple of different frontal systems that will have an influence on the rest of the weekend. but always with some brighter spells in between. some unclear spells through tonight for a time across scotland and southern england and then this area of cloud in between bringing outbreaks of rain to northern ireland and parts of scotland. temperatures through the central belt down to eight or 9 degrees. heading into tomorrow the weather systems are still working through. cloud and rain at times across central and southern parts of the uk and another providing showers across north east scotlan

and there was a comfortable win for 0val invinicibles as they beat london spirit by eight wickets withas she hit five boundaries to top score with 37 runs. the victory leaves the invincibles second in the table behind southern brave. that's all from sportsday. i will be back in an hour. hello and welcome to click. this week, we have a summer themed specialfor you — although the weather isn't great, i'm hoping the rain is going to hold off. but what a summer of sport it has been. england may not have been able to bring it back home this year, but this weekend is the start of the premier league season, and clubs are gearing up to welcome the fans back to stadiums. but how these clubs discover talent could be about to change.

and london spirit men's head coach shane warne will be absent from the match against southern brave ats all from us here at the bbc sport centre. bye—bye. good evening. i suspect most of you want some settled summer sunshine for the beginning of august — why not? unfortunately, today, it was a slightly disappointing story. there was more cloud around than there was sunshine, as you can see by this weather watcher picture. there were also some nuisance showers yet again, drifting their way steadily south by a cold front. it may well enhance some thundery showers over the next few hours. the best of the breaks in the cloud, well, that was further west and we keep those clear skies as we go into tonight. the cold front will ease away, this ridge of high pressure will build. that's going to quieten things down for monday and tuesday, but with that ridge of high pressure and the clearing skies, it does mean a chillier start into the far north with single figures first thing in the morning. there'll be some early morning sunshine — very nice, indeed, for those up early enough — but unfortuna

the men have just got under way but in the women's match london spirit beat welsh fire by seven wicketsve made it into the eliminators had they made 96 off 41 balls but struggled initially to get the runs in, and had to settle for the match. fire finish bottom of the table. )the afghanistan cricket board has told the bbc it expects the incoming taliban authorities to block plans to create a national women's team. twenty five female cricketers were awarded contracts in november 2020. the international cricket council requires its 12 full members — of which afghanistan is one — to have a national women's team. welcome along, thanks forjoining us. the tokyo paralympics start on tuesday without any competitors from afghanistan. the country was due to send two athletes — including zakia khudadadi in taekwando who was set to become the first afghan woman to take part — but they've been unable to travel. now khudadadi has made a video appealing for help so she can go to the games: translation: iisa i is a female of the paralympic committee with all of the struggles i have been through, i am cu

earlier london spirit women beat northern superchargers in a thrilling finish to their match.ures. around ten degrees in glasgow, 13 in liverpool, 11 in cardiff. a little bit colder in the countryside, but it's sunshine right from the word go. but clouds will develop through the afternoon, and we are expecting showers almost anywhere, from scotland, across the pennines, a few scattered across the midlands and the south. and actually, in northern ireland, it may end up being a fairly cloudy day with on and off showers. despite that, temperatures still up to 21 in belfast and widely, i think, in the low 20s. the winds'll be light. it'll feel warm enough in the sunshine. now, towards the end of the week, it's going to turn more unsettled. low pressure is expected to swing by off the atlantic, bringing breezy weather and frequent showers. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines — piling on the pressure — president biden urges andrew cuomo to resign as governor of new york after an investigation found he'd sexually harassed women while

it's another double header in the hundred today — in the women's match, london spirit have beaten welshballs, but struggled initially to get the runs in and had to settle for the match. fire are bottom of the table. in the men's game, neither side could reach the knockout stage, but welsh fire finished off their campaign on a high, beating spirit by three wickets. qais ahmad hit consecutive boundaries to see his side home. and that's all the sport for now. but from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello. it feels a little bit like our weather has been sulking so far this week — kind of stuck in a rut of grayness and lingering cloud. it's not in a great hurry to get out of that position through today, either. we did see some sunshine on wednesday across central and eastern england, and i'm hopeful we will see some for at least a time today — this break in the clouds ahead of a weak weather front coming in from the northwest. —— from the west. so through the morning, some sunnier skies working their way eastwards, perhaps something a bit brighter behind that band of sh

it's been a good day for the oval invincibles — both teams beat london spirit to keep alive their hopeshe invincibles women had a really the men won by two wickets and earlier the invincibles women had a really comfortable victory. opener georgia adams was unbeaten on 37, helping them to an eight—wicket win. there were 25 goals in the premier league today, you can watch them all on match of the day after the news — but here come the results, if you want them. manchester united beat leeds united 5—1, bruno fernandes scoring his first hat—trick for the club in front of 72,000 fans at old trafford, the biggest football crowd in the uk for 18 months. no draws on the first saturday of the premier league season. there were wins for brighton, chelsea, everton, leicester, watford and liverpool. and, finally, the british sprinter cj ujah says he is "shocked and devasted" by his provisional suspension following a positive drugs test at the olympics. in a statement, the relay silver medallist says he would never knowingly take a banned substance and isn't a cheat. more on that story on the bbc spo

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but london spirit edge a thriller to beat the manchester originals in the hundred. good evening.of a—level students receiving top grades has risen to a record high after exams were cancelled for the second year in a row due to the pandemic. the education secretary, gavin williamson, has praised students for dealing with unprecedented levels of disruption over the past year. students were assessed by teachers in england, wales and northern ireland — almost 45% were awarded a and a stars — compared to 25% in 2019 before the pandemic. the gap between private and state school students achieving top grades has also widened. our education editor branwen jeffreys reports from the north east of england where the number students achieving top grades has risen — but not as much as everywhere else. after a tough year for students, the moment of truth. fewer surprises in this year's envelope — they know what work and tests teachers have used. ooooh! fewertears, too, in a bumper yearfor top grades. and, afterall, proud of what they've achieved despite the disruption. best kind of priority for

london spirit beat northern superchargers in a thrilling finish to their women's one hundred match at. british and irish lions head coach warren gatland has made a series of changes to the side to face south africa in the decisive third test. ken owens, wynjones, ali price, bundee aki, josh adams and liam williams all start in cape town. tottenham striker harry kane has again failed to report rangers are playing malmo in sweden, in their champions league third qualifying round tie first leg. it kicked off at six o'clock halftime. the winner will play olympiakos or ludogorets in a play—off. it was a day that everyone involved will remember when he collapsed on the field in denmark's opening euro 2020 game suffering a cardiac arrest. the quick thinking of team—mates and officials along with the medical teams in copenhagen were praised and his recovery. taylor's been speaking about the moment and he knew it was serious. i knew straightaway there was something wrong based on how his face looked and how he thought to the floor. i called a doctor onto the floor. i called a doctor onto the f

it's another double header in the hundred today — in the women's match, london spirit have beaten welsh high, beating spirit by three wickets. qais ahmad hit consecutive boundaries to see his side home. and that's all the sport for now. but from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello. it feels a little bit like our weather has been sulking so far this week — kind of stuck in a rut of grayness and lingering cloud. it's not in a great hurry to get out of that position through today, either. we did see some sunshine on wednesday across central and eastern england, and i'm hopeful we will see some for at least a time today — this break in the clouds ahead of a weak weather front coming in from the west. so through the morning, some sunnier skies working their way eastwards, perhaps something a bit brighter behind that band of shower re—rain further west for the afternoon. but still, a lot of cloud for many of us, and temperatures a little down on where they should be for the time of year. a few heavier showers roaming around through the evening, but overnight, guess what

london spirit men's head coach shane warne will be absent from the match against southern brave at lord'se looks at the end of day nine. gb has ten goals. that medal table looks at the end of day nine. gb has ten goals. that puts them six, and plenty more to come. china still america has more medals overall. so, can team gb add a few more to that tally on monday? well, day ten in tokyo gets under way in just a few hours' time. great britain's eventers will go for equestrian gold in the team and individual competitions after fine performances in the cross—country element. world number one oliver townend impressed, along with laura collett and tom mcewen, to give them the lead going into both contests. on the track, four—time european indoor champion laura muir begins her bid to win a first major championship medal as she features in the 1500 metre heats. twin sistersjessica and jennifer gadirova will look to add to their gymnastics medal haul in the games as they compete in the women's floor final. and finally, is there no end to tom daley�*s talents? already with a gold medal to his name,

london spirit havejust they made 127—5 in their first.h two gruelling qualifiers before taking on canada�*s leylah fernandez — and she won a close match in straight sets, despite struggling with a calf problem and needing a medical time—out in the second set. 7—5,7—6 she won and she�*ll face bianca andrescu next. johana konta is looking to join her in the second round. she�*s on court against shuai zhang right now. and cameron norris is also in action right now in toronto in the canadian 0pen. he�*s taking on the world number 28 karen khachanov. it�*s 4—1 to the russian in the first set in that one. that�*s all the sport for now. let�*s return to our top story now — and the proportion of a—level entries awarded one of the top two grades has risen to an all—time high in england, wales and northern ireland, after exams were cancelled for the second year in a row because of covid—19. there was also a record proportion of a—grades in scotland. south of the border, nearly 45% of a—level students received as and a*s. that�*s up from 38.5%, last

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it's another double header in the hundred today, in the women's match london spirit have beaten welsho get the runs in and had to settle for the match. fire are bottom of the table. romelu lukaku has been speaking to the press for the first time after rejoining chelsea. the belgium striker�*s promised to live up to his 97.5 million pound price tag and says he's looking forward to life back in the premier league after winning serie a last season at inter milan: the game in italy is much more different, much tighter space and more technical and it helped me a lot. like i said, the english game is different so for me, it's not something new, it'sjust getting back here and getting adept to my team—mates and whatever game plan the coach has, i can adapt myself and up the team. harry kane won't play for tottenham in thursday's europa conference league play—off first leg in portugal. the england striker, who reportedly wants to leave the club, wasn't part of the group who flew out today for the game against pacos de ferreira. it's thought kane's still working on his fitness but could face wo

it's another double header in the hundred today, in the women's match london spirit have beaten welshto the eliminators had they made 96 off 41 balls but struggled initially to get the runs in and had to settle for the match. fire are bottom of the table. andy murray has been knocked out in the second round of the cincinatti 0pen. h e's lost to wimbledon semi—finalist hubert hurkacz in straight sets 7—6, 6—3. murray showed some signs of getting back in the match but hurkacz proved too good in the end. and finally the defending champion dominic thiem has pulled out of the us open tennis which starts at the end of this month. in a statement on social media, thiem says he'll miss the tournament and the rest of the 2021 season, after continuing to struggle with a wrist injury he suffered back injune. formula 0ne's japanese grand prix, due to take place in october, has been cancelled because of a rise of covid cases in the country. f1 says the decision to cancel the grand prix was taken by the japanese government. the revised calendar for the season will be revealed in the coming weeks. th

to cricket — and london spirit won their first match in the men's hundred, beating manchester originalss. spirit's victory was sealed as heinrich klaasen dismissed himself, hitting the wicket with his back foot. spirit's women also won, beating the orignals by five wickets, thanks largely to a brilliant all—round performance from india's deepti sharma — she took two wickets in 20 balls and then hit an unbeaten 3a to see them over the line with two balls to spare. that's all the sport for now. let's get more now on our main story. president biden has told afghan leaders to unite and fight for their country as the taliban continue to make rapid territorial gains. a ninth major city, faizabad, is reported to have fallen to the insurgents. afghan officials say air—strikes have killed dozens of taliban fighters elsewhere in the country. china, russia, pakistan and others seem to have a choice between watching afghanistan slip into civil war, or be run once again by the taliban. pakistan has always been seen as crucial to the discussion, so let's cross to islamabad and talk to a geopolitical

meanwhile, there was another double—header in the hundred with the london spirit taking on the welshnable to secure a spot in the knockout stage, while fire finished bottom of the table. in the men's match the welsh fire won by three wickets. and within the last few minutes the first tee shots have been hit on the opening day of the women's open. it's the final golf major of the year and it'll be an extra special one for the winner at carnoustie. an increase in prize money sees it become the most lucrative championship on the women's calendar. 2018 champion georgia hall says she can't wait to get started. i mean, it's incredibly special to me, winning three years ago. and this time, to win it again would be incredible and it's still my favourite event of the year. yeah, i mean, i don't want to think about that, i'm thinking about tomorrow first. but obviously to be crowned champion again would be amazing and that's definitely one of my goals. looking forward to watching her and mel reid as well as that. and it might be the last major. and it might be the last ma'or. yes, the european

to cricket, and london spirit won their first match of the men's hundred, beating manchester originalsaled as heinrich klaasen dismissed himself, hitting the wicket with his back foot. spirit's women also won, beating the originals by five wickets, thanks largely to a brilliant all—round performance from india's deepti sharma — she took two wickets in 20 balls and then hit an unbeaten 34 to see them over the line with two balls to spare. you could tell how much that means, can't you? i love that. back to you to. thank you, see you later. 6:35am. more than 75% of adults in the uk have now received two covid jabs — and plans are in place to give the most vulnerable groups a third booster dose from september. we're nowjoined by gp dr rachel ward. morning to you, lovely to see you. let's talk about boosterjabs, because there is a lot of discussion about whether it should go ahead. let's talk about the logistics of that happening. figs let's talk about the logistics of that happening-— let's talk about the logistics of thathaueninu. a ., that happening. as you can imagine, ”lannin that happe

today it's the london derby — oval invincibles against london spirit — live on bbc two from 3:15.sure approaching from the west and pushing patchy rain across parts of wales this morning and the cloud building across much of england and wales. northern ireland clouding over it later. the rain gradually nudging northwards, approaching northern ireland and parts of northern england later this afternoon. for scotland sunshine and showers but the shower is easing this afternoon. a lot of dry weather through the central belt towards the boarders. the far north of england looking hazy. you should stay dry all day further south but london sunny spells. typically further north the highs of around 18 or 19. this evening we will see the rain at the west pushing further north. for more ireland and northern england fairly drizzly tonight. more rain across wales and western england. quite light and patchy. the south—east stays dry and humid. clear skies for parts of scotland. tomorrow dominated by this slow—moving weak area of low pressure. under the weather front moving into the north nipping

mayor london breed will attend longwood congresswoman jackie spirit in the former mayor willie brown. hybrid event will be broadcast on the screen outside the church. thprogram ines live music and poetry reading. >>> coming up on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the stunning aftermath of a monsoon storm triggering a state of emergency in arizona. >>> plus we introduce you to this week's units rising above scholar. how her mother told her >>> daily flooding is probably a state of emergency declaration for part of arizona. heavy monsoon rains hit maricopa county and especially gilbert in. a woman died after she was swept along the river bottom. second victim was trapped in a car that was found upside down the flooding and shut down a state highway in both directions. the monsoon also caused the roof to caving with debris crashing onto a church in north phoenix. >> reporter: the pastor tells me the fire alarm went off around 10:00 last night when they got here, this is what they found. a massive hole in the ceiling. the roof completely caved in and take a look at the damage left be

spirits in terms of these payouts. taylor: we also got quarterly results from the london stock exchange group.curious the tone of broader capital markets as you are getting massive liquidity and tailwinds, but the headwinds of still virus concerns out there. tom: yes, lse, very strong results today. shares were up something like 6%. you guys had the ceo on today, talking about london market and saying it is a great time to be in london because companies are out there trying to raise money. it is a hot ipo market. it's very positive noises coming from that stock exchange operator. we saw something similar with euro next, the big pan-european operator. this has been a great time to be in the capital markets, and obviously the big question is what does q3 look like, what does q4 look like, especially as these very generous support programs start to tail off. guy: the big story around the lse is also the story around refitted to -- refitted of -- around refinitiv. there was a thought that they were potentially going to be off-track. is the message today that they are back on track? tom: that is a

the past few days creating red flag spirit would begin tonight with a new intrigue surrounding that august 31st deadline. and ryan has the latest tonight live from londonvening, good morning to you there. >> hi, shannon. the pressure is building to extend the deadline, and not just domestically. monday, president biden spoke with boris johnson. in the u.k. needs u.s. military resources on the ground in afghanistan to keep its operations going. and the u.k. is just one of several allies that are pushing biden to extend the deadline. that's, however, is a redline for the taliban. remember, for all of the chaos at and around the airport, nearly 20 people have died in stampede's and gun battles they are in the last week. it is the taliban that is currently allowing most of those people that want to get to the airport to do that. they say the u.s. agreed to that deadline of august the 31st and talks and they will not allow the u.s. to go back on its word. if the taliban does not cooperate and work relations at south, things could get very ugly, very quickly.>> [speakingh language] it will provoke a reaction. >> today, u.s. military commanders told president

. >> reporter: a winning spirit from two amateur athletes with olympic-sized hearts. for "cbs this morning," london. >> honestly, i hope if it comes like the ice bucket challenge where everyone does it -- >> what kind of jobs do they have that they could do that? because 17 days -- >> that's a good question. >> a really good question. >> very impressive, very impressive. >>> big names who performed inside their homes during the pandemic to help other theater people celebrate their great online achievement. your local news is coming up next right here on "cbs this morning." >>> good morning. it's 8:25. i am len kiese. police looking for suspects involved in a dangerous case of road rage. officers say one driver lost control and crashed while trying to teach another driver a lesson. >>> dixie fire is the second largest wildfire in california history. cal fire is reporting more than 489,000 acres burned. at least eight people are reported missing in the burned mountain towns. >>> a new ac transit line will begin connecting riders. 78 starts at fruit veil bart and travels to alameda. it is restoring 60

spirit i will see you in a minute, kevin, thank you very much. >> event. >> shannon: what's happening on the ground as the morning is dying in afghanistan, live in london ande zone, hey, ryan. >> high commission in the united states struggling to ratchet up the pace of those ev, five days on four kabul and chaos to reign supreme around the airport itself with the taliban forces using empire to control the crowds, terrifying afghans who fear prone to prices for their work with westerners if they don't get out. tens of thousands of americans and american allies and afghans if you take them all together, really untold number though waiting to be evacuated. the u.s. cleared 6,000 people for departure thursday. that is nearly triple the number that able to fly out wednesday. yet, the stakes are high. now, ron is afghan journalist who said "she's been told she is no longer welcome at work." >> i have been working with the television and the taliban rules have changed. but the courage that i had in me my went to the office to start my work. but the current system soldiers didn't give me permission to start my work. they told me that the regime has changed. you ar

london disaster. even so, come, lord jesus. fourth dimension of this, this is where we will focus on for the remaining minutes, that is only the political side of this. the spirit of rebellion that is generated in east texas. amid the ferment oil patch citizens absorb the truth ma they alone had the courage to stare down end time darkness with uncompromising to drive, including in their work. if time is running out, death in the horizon what's a god hitch faring person to do but drill, drill, drill. was it not incumbent on them to use politics to gurnt them that right now. those who inhabited oil patches were filled with the spirit of rebellion led by this cohort of wildcatters. there was fight against the standard level. in the 30s it would spark the rebellion in full. we know it's at the new deal where rise of post war conservatism takes root in large part franklin d roosevelt and we need to understand how oil and texas oil is to this movement. the revolt intensiied in the 1930s and 1940s partly in response to new deal policies, trying to kurt ale some of the excesses of east texas and chaos, also in reaction to u.s. oil shift abroad encouraged by harold icke

meanwhile, spirit airlines isn't requiring vaccines they were just like, "we're just going to fly with the windows down." [ laughter ] some more business news. i saw that kfc is opening a hotel in londonwill feature a "press for chicken" button in every room [ laughter ] >> finally >> jimmy: if you're wondering who stays at the kfc hotel, just picture the exact opposite of the olympic village that's who's - [ laughter ] and did you see this in oklahoma, a truck carrying more than 27,000 pounds of women's spray deodorant exploded [ audience oohs it was the first truck explosion ever described as "confident, strong and ready to take on the day. [ laughter and applause and finally, i saw that london's tower bridge was stuck open today, causing traffic to a grind to a halt. you know the queen was at home going, "i'm starving we the f is my uber eats gone? [ laughter and applause we have a great show give it up for the roots ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: it is monday, everybody. we got a brand new show tonight. we have actually a giant week. a giant week of shows this whole week on "the tonight show." tomorrow night, barbra streisand will be here. [ applause ] billy crystal will be her

london disaster. even so we. fourth dimension of this, and this is where we will focus for the remaining minutes. that is the political side of this, the spirit of rebellion that is generated in east texas. amid the forment oil patch, citizens absorbed the related truth, that they alone have the courage to stare down darkness with uncompromising drive including in their work. if time is running out, death and an afterlife on the horizon, what is a god fearing person to do except drill? was it not incumbent on them now to use politics to guarantee them that right? those who inhabited oil patches were there for also filled with the spirit of rebellion. they would be led by this cohort of wildcat, not a small one at this juncture. there would be earlier fights on behalf of wild cats, we can go back to the 19 teens talking about the fight against standard at the federal level. but it's really the 1930s >> -- 1930s that will spark this rebellion in full. thanks to the work of other historians, we know it's at the new deal where the rise of a post world conservative takes root, largely in reaction to franklin d. roosevelt's policies on labor for in