joe lynskey reports.the summer. for english cricket, the day they won't forget was here at headingley. without that theatre, the ashes would now be an exhibition. instead these sides go to old trafford with one win each. england have had the week off. immersing in a summer that's like it's not stopped. that's felt the downtime to limit all over again. i don't think i've ever read watched moments in a test match like i have done this week. i got to stop doing it now, it's a week on. the driver was unrivalled. stokes and leach‘s partnership was one of the greatest. the momentum in the game shifted and with that the series. but australia now have their armoury back. steve smith is batting again and he's the puzzle england have yet to solve. despite the heartbreak at headingley, this side nowjust need one win for the urn and after the misery, they're looking for unity. it's always been a very strong philosophy of mind that we stick together as a team. the boys have taken it on the chin and they're back into i

joe lynskey, bbc news. the unseeded american alison riske, who pulled off the shock result of the quarter—finals with a straight sets win over the number 3 seed elina svitolina. riske, who's ranked 35 in the world, won 6—1, 6—3, to reach the semi—finals of a premier 5 event for the first time in her career. we're less than 2a hours away from the start of the world athletics championships in doha. among those in action will be karsten warholm from norway. he begins the defence of his 400 metres hurdles title with the heats on sunday. but as well a second gold medal, he's also got the 27—year—old world record in his sights. action. his face says it all! he is the world champion. you've got a very big personality. do you feel there might be pressure to be that guy. big personality. do you feel there might be pressure to be that guym norway now it is really fun, because the athletics and track is becoming huge and people love watching it. for me it has always been about the i°y for me it has always been about t

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they both trained today at old trafford asjoe lynskey reports. hits that shaped the test match and an hour that change the summer. for english cricket a day they will not forget here at headingley. without that theatre the ashes now would be an exhibition. instead these sides go to old trafford with one win each. england have had that week off. eight mercy ina summerthat have had that week off. eight mercy in a summer that feels like it has not stopped. that has brought that down time to live it all over again. ido down time to live it all over again. i do not think i have ever re—watched a moment in a test match like i have done this week. the drama of it is unrivalled. that partnership is one of the greatest that english cricket has seen. the momentum shifted and with that the series. but australia now have their armoury back. steve smith is batting again. he is the puzzle england are yet to solve. and despite the heartbreak at headingley, this site just need one when for the urn. after the misery they are looking for unity. we have a philosoph

in the end, it was london that lost out, asjoe lynskey reports.they hit the hardest, the feet at the very end goes deeper. this was really gay for london broncos on the kind of night not seen in super league before —— dash that this wasn't relegation. this two—week field and they were sure to go down. sometimes the bounce can make a season. wakefield brittany mix themselves, the final week focus the team were banned from susan social media. it looks like tough love paying off with a half—time lead. london collected their thoughts but then were outsmarted on the ball. a second try for ryan hampshire puts west yorkshire in command, and for the side from the capital, there was no way back when wakefield ran in a third try. that results into that for huddersfield and hold kr committee pressure was eased. they we re committee pressure was eased. they were the other two sides in the mix —— hull were the other two sides in the mix -- hull kr. were the other two sides in the mix —— hull kr. for those teams any sport, there is no time to look forward. no e

joe lynskey reports.y play each other at least once a year, some have even played together with the lions, but for four nations, this is the climax of the four—year cycle and in all four corners, there is optimism. this could be the most open world cup. the rankings say ireland lead the way, but right now the balance of power is turbulent. last month, their side chipped 50 points to england and while rory best has led them to famous wins, the fear is they have peaked too soon. they start against scotland, but it might hinge on which ireland turn up. we are world number one going into the world cup, people would have probably laughed as it shows how it can change over the matter of a week. i think new zealand were number one for three years, so they are the favourites. their dip in form have come with a coach's decision. these are his final weeks as ireland coach, and so too for the man in charge of wales, warren gatland has overseen their resurgence. they won a record 14 games in a row to win but this wee

both teams have made changes though, for this one, asjoe lynskey explains.fter that famous day at headingley. ben stokes‘s innings to win the third test for england means these sides now go across the english pennines from leeds to manchester for the fourth test at old trafford. they are level at 1—1 and australia know that one more test win for them is still good enough for them to retain the ashes and. they know their chances for that go up significantly with this man in the team. steve smith is back batting again after concussion stopped him from doing so in leeds. in his three full innings of this series he has scored almost 400 runs atan series he has scored almost 400 runs at an average of 126, and that has now moved him back up to the top of the test rankings for batsmen around the test rankings for batsmen around the world. the first time he has been there since the bell tampering scandal last year. he overtakes india's kohli. smith's reintroduction means australia had to fit him in somewhere in their batting lineup. usman khawaja is the man to make

joe lynskey reports. as rafael nadal took it all in on the big screen he showed what he done.19 grand slam titles, even he can lose track. the doll said this when might have been his most emotional. he was pushed on the way by daniil medvedev. the russian was playing in his first grand slam final, for the first two sets he looked like being overwhelmed. rafael nadal raced into a lead, but it's light fell on new york the crowd asked for more. daniil medvedev asked for a comeback ina23a daniil medvedev asked for a comeback in a 23 a play like this can make in the next star. he won the next two sets to force a decider but with nearly five hours the clock he found the will to respond. the way that the will to respond. the way that the match went at the end, that makes this day unforgettable. part of my history. rafael nadal! this is the last major of the year, but in january he could go level with roger federer on 20 major titles as this work goes into a new decade, it still looks to the same icons. we just wejust had a we just had a british success on the para— we just had a brit

joe lynskey reports. lions, but for four nations, this is the climax of the four—year cycle and in all four corners, there is optimism. this could be the most open world cup. the rankings say ireland lead the way, but right now the balance of power is turbulent. last month, their side chipped 50 points to england

it's sure to be a tense night and joe lynskey is here to look ahead.ord, the same points, all playing at the same time this evening. and by 10 o'clock one of them will be relegated from super league. one of wakefield trinity, huddersfield giants, hull kr or london broncos will go down to the second tier of rugby league after this last round of fixtures, and the cost of that is around about a million pounds, an enormous amount of money in rugby league terms. let's take you through the table and the permutations for this evening, as you can see all that separates at the moment is their points difference. london broncos go into it bottom of the table, while wakefield are in the strongest position. and neither hull kr nor huddersfield can take any chances, because the sides either side of them london and wakefield play each other in west yorkshire tonight. an absolutely huge winner takes all match. if london are beaten, then they will definitely be relegated, but if the broncos win, then that puts all the pressure on the other sides. hull kr perhaps have t

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there were five other games in the premier league today — with a round—up — and the latest — joe lynskeyter city result was incredible. we will get to that in a few minutes. we're going to start with an afternoon to remember for harry maguire. the england defender who moved from leicester city to manchester united for a world record fee over the summer. today he faced his former club for the first time, he'd have been desperate for his new side to show his move was the right one, so this will be a welcome result for him. a 1—0 win for united ends their run of three games without a victory, and also ends leicester's unbeaten start to the season. the only goal of this game came in the opening ten minutes, when marcus rashford nipped inside his man to win a penalty, which he got up to take himself for the opening, and only goal of the game. leicester never really threatened after that, so the last laugh goes to maguire, he was given some serious stick from the leicester fans in the away end at old trafford. but his new side now move above the foxes in the table. the first time probably the

first target, to finish in the top two in their repective groups to reach the quarterfinals, joe lynskey. they play each other at least once a year, some have even played together with the lions but for the nations this is the climax of the four—year cycle a nd this is the climax of the four—year cycle and in all four corners that there is optimism. this could be the most open world cup, the rankings say ireland read the way they write now the balance of power is turbulent. last month their side chipped 50 points to england and wales rory best has led them to famous wins, the fear is they have pete too sin. they start against scotla nd pete too sin. they start against scotland but it might hinge on which i went turn up. we are world number one going into the world cup, people would have probably laughed as stop it shows how it can change over the matter of a week. i think new zealand were number one for three yea rs zealand were number one for three years so zealand were number one for three years so they are the favourites. their debts and form have come with a coaches decision. these a

joe lynskey reports. as rafa nadal took it all in, on the big screen they showed what he had done. grand slam titles. even he can lose track. nadal said this win might have been his most emotional. he was pushed all the way by daniil medvedev. the russian was playing in his first grand slam final, he looked a bit overwhelmed for the first two sets, and nadal raced into a two—love lead. but as the light fell on new york, the crowd asked for more and medvedev roused a come back. play like this could make him the next star. he won the next two sets to force the decider, but with nearly five hours on the clock, nadal found the will to respond. the way the match went on, a very good match at the end, this makes this day unforgettable part of my history in the sport. rafa nadal! this is the last major of the year, but injanuary he could go level with roger federer on 20 major titles. as this sport goes into a new decade, it still looks to the same icons. johanna konta is up to eleventh in the world rankings following her run to the quarterfinals at flushing meadows. the british number on

but in the women's draw, a teenager continues her rise to the top of the game, asjoe lynskey reports.w york as a man from majorca, playing rafael nadal can feel like an onslaught and after the rally... getting swept away in the cauldron was diego schwartzman, one of the shortest players on tour at five foot seven but with the buenos aires diet. rafael nadal has made the semifinals of all four grand slams this year. his opponent said it felt like he had played against a lion. this was a quarterfinal but felt like a final. it is one of the keys of success. final. it is one of the keys of success. i have been a good fighter on court with a good character, positive character and i am not the only one. there are a lot of ones that fight good. this tournament now seems set up for the spaniard, the three players left with him haven't got this far. rafael nadal‘s next opponent had to come through an epic. mathio was taken to five sets and nearly four hours of tennis. it would have felt like the summit. waiting next on the mountain is the three—time champion. in the women's game right now, the

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joe lynskey can bring us the background.s morning: this front page of story despicable and utterly disgusting. he says he cannot think of anything more immoral heartless or contemptuous to the feelings and circumstances of him and his family. he has been the only english cricket but one of english port's icons of the summer. his innings and made him a national hero and he says he's aware that brings with it a public profile but that should not be used as an excuse profile but that should not be used as an excuse to invade the rights of his family, especially his mother, who he says will have lifelong consequences because of what has happened today. the paper has offended its journalism and the reporter who sourced the story. the paper says the details were disclosed by a family member of ben stokes he was not only happy to talk but pose for pictures and provide photos of those in the story. they said the content that it ben stokes himself to let him know what they we re himself to let him know what they were publishing. the

in may, 23—year—old jim lynskey passed away while waiting for a heart transplant.ients like myself. it's not, you know, whether you are or aren't an organ donor, it's whether you have or haven't had that conversation and i think that is the key message today. jim's twin sister gracejoins us now. good morning. it is really clear that he was so passionate about the fa ct that he was so passionate about the fact that everybody should be having this conversation, whether or not you would like to donate your organs. yes, so passionate, jim put so organs. yes, so passionate, jim put so much energy into the save nine lives campaign and really pushed the emphasis on people having that conversation. the law is changing and that is great progress but as he mentioned, it is imperative that people know, even if it isjust mentioned, it is imperative that people know, even if it is just a throwaway comment, what you would have wanted. you could see his passion coming through in that interview. since he died, do you feel you have got to carry that on and you want to? of course. i

in the women's draw, a canadian teenager continues her rise to the top of the game — asjoe lynskey reportsswept away. he is one of the shortest players on tour. five for seven, but with the boy in a series gail. his opponent said he felt like he played like a lion. this was a quarterfinal that felt like a fight. that is one of the keys of the success. i was a good fighter on court with a good character, positive character. there area character, positive character. there are a lot who fight a lot. this tournament now seems set up for the spaniard. the three players left with him having got this far before. his next opponent had to come through an epic. he was taken to five sets, nearly four hours of tennis. beating him like this would have felt like a summit. but waiting next on the mountain is the three times champion. in the women plasma game, the teenagers are making the noise. 19 years old and from toronto, and driving through the rounds. this year, she is climbing up rounds. this year, she is climbing up the rankings. this is herfirst time in the main draw and now into the semifinals.