now look up for some classic moeen ali. enjoying the very best of moeen ali's batting. do we dare to suggest england are starting to look comfortable? in the ashes, can you ever truly feel comfortable? very effective. it's always dangerous to look too far ahead in a test match. i'm not going to mention the weekend weather forecast. right now the weather is good and england will resume on 61—1 with moeen ali already past 30. can you picture themselves at the end of today's play? may in advance of australia's first—innings total of 317, possibly. but we know that when one team has seemed to be in control, back on the opponents and we can guess that australia with their big tool group of fast bowlers have spent their lunch planning some afternoon surprises of their own. 0ne afternoon surprises of their own. one thing guaranteed, we are back under way at 40p m. studio: we will be getting the weather forecast in just a minute. golf and the 151st open championship is under way at royal liverpool, with the best players on the plan

moving on to cricket now are a partnership of moeen ali and jack crawley has helped england get off tort. the very first ball of the morning helped dismiss and josh hazlewood dismissed not long after to leave australia out out for 317 with ben stokes side suffering an early blow to their innings with the loss of ben duckett for one run but they steadied the ship, both passing their half centuries and moeen ali eventually falling on 5a, being caught and joe root is now in an england currently 151—2. as well as the world cup in the ashes, today is also the first day of the open. australian cam smith looking to defend his title from last year but it's been a lesser—known name making the headlines on day one, we go live to our reporter ben croucher who has been watching the opening rounds. and it is a south african amateur. not many people are talking about the four the tournament. and it is christo lamprecht. tommy fleetwood just up the coast here in the north west of england making three birdies in a row to join christo lamprecht at the top of the leaderboard on five under par as he is g

harry brook and moeen ali there. they both had a go at headingley and didn't last very long.ur test match specials. henry moran. hi there, henry. there are a lot of questions, aren't there? should we start with jimmy anderson and that pace attack, which looked pretty good at headingley? sentiment can't play a part here, can it? i think the most likely and obvious change ifjimmy anderson is to come back in, would be in place of ollie robinson, who didn't look quite himself. he went off injured, didn't bowl the over as it would have been expected that he would have done, and also hasn't quite been at the pace that he would want to be either. i think stuart broad will almost certainly play because of how well he's done, particularly against david warner at the top of the order. so i think we're quite likely to seejimmy anderson back in the side at his home ground. in what, of course, is such a big test match now, hasn'tjonny bairstow been at the centre of things, whether he's grappling with a protester, you know, that controversial run out that caused a diplomatic incident for a

james anderson is back in england's starting xi, while moeen ali is promoted up the batting order asland head into their must—win fourth ashes test on wednesday. lionel messi is unveiled as an inter miami player, as a sold out crowd of thousands watched on. it's the final day of the para athletics world championships and there is gold for great britain's ben sandilands england's men have named their starting xi for the fourth ashes test, which gets under way on wednesday at old trafford. australia lead the series 2—1, so england must win to have a chance of regaining the ashes. james anderson has been recalled, replacing 0llie robinson from the side that defeated australia in the third test at headingley last week. moeen ali has been confirmed to bat at number three and he says he's looking forward to a tough challenge. i don't think we are far off. i think australia knows that, everybody knows that, but they are number one in the world and i think we are doing really well taking them all the way. all the games have been fantastic. they believe in the changing room is that we can win

moeen ali had recovered from his injury to play in this test match.you see ben stokes is still batting. this was a morning when england were hanging on, trying to catch up. was this the kind of shot that the situation required? instinct from moeen ali, another catch from steve smith, and all too simple for australia. a morning session for england where almost everything in all honesty went wrong. four wickets fell. chris woakes with a faint touch just before lunch the last of them. 142-7. yeah, catches do win matches. the situation of the match as we are about to resume after lunch,. the situation of the series, australia 2-0 situation of the series, australia 2—0 out, means this is in a match england have to win. the situation of ben stokes, we know he is not fit enough to bowl in this test match, england are desperately hoping he is fit enough to bat this afternoon. what could rescue england now? only really an astonishing afternoon of ben stokes batting. he did it here at headingley four years ago. he did it at lord'sjust at headingley four years a

moeen ali will bat at number three after being promoted up the orderfor the second innings of the dramatic far off and i think australia — everyone knows it — they are number one in the world and i think we are doing really well taking them all the way. all their games have been fantastic, but the belief in the change room is that we can win this series 3—2 and there is no doubt about that, that we have that in the change room. the final golf major of the year begins this week. the open starts on thursday at royal liverpool in hoylake. reigning champion cameron smith has defected to the liv series since lifting the claretjug at st andrews 12 months ago. despite a proposed merger with the pga tour, he believes there is still a future for the saudi—funded breakaway series. absolutely. i'm optimistic. i think golf is in a great spot. there are obviously a lot of things that are up in the air that no—one really knows at the moment. i don't even think the guys that are trying to sort it out really know what this outcome will be like. will be around in the future. well, four—time major winner ro

moeen ali then had a moment of madness, top edging and deep to steve smith again.aught behind by alex carey. at lunch england are 142—7. ben stokes is unbeaten, though, so many will be looking to him for a captain's innings. let's take it to golf, and to the irish golfer who is close to the leeds. donegan started with a couple of bogeys but recovered. we are part of the history. it is really cool. i told myself, no matter what, this is going to be a memorable week, it is going to be an enjoyable week, so i will try to get the best out of myself, but no matter what happens, i will always enjoy it. matter what happens, i will always enjoy it. it's not often we associate england men with winning a trophy, but the country's amputee football team has just won its first piece of silverware. they beat spain, scoring this penalty to win1—0 in the final of the inaugural nations league tournament. the team hope that their victory will inspire more people like them to get involved in the game. the main idea was to get back into football, but then with my prosthetic leg on. at

team will be different — mark wood bringing pace bowling, chris woakes trying to get some wickets, moeener five. above all that, in that will hope for some intangible headingly magic to win the test match. that right now is the theory. cycling, now, and there's a new leader of the tour de france after a hard day of racing in the pyrenees. australia's jai hindley has taken the yellow jersey from britain's adam yates, who's now in fifth place, having lost a minute and a half on stage five. hindley leads the race by 47 seconds from defending champion jonas vingegaard. adam yates and his team mate tadej pogacar had started the day first and second, but this was their first big test in the high mountains. they had to use all their team's resources to chase down two breakaway groups, and almost made it whenjai hindley, who won the giro d'italia last year, launched an attack. he jumped out of his spacing group, and tadej pogacar was next. jonas vingegaard launched himself up the road afterjai hindley. jonas vingegaard cut the australian lead but couldn't catch him. hindley picked up his first s

here's moeen ali to steve smith. this needs replays. ball clearly off smith's glove.quickly, but the implication seemed clear. a serious moment. we all reflected in hours of rain. but here's a catch. travis, head out for 43 at 450. —— at liz50pm. now smith on 5a edged and was held by the dependable hands of zak crawley. they got him. mitchell marsh out thanks to the reactions ofjonny bairstow. ball edged off bat, off body, and somehow into the glove. chris woakes again, catching from crawley once more. mitchell starc gone. now, moeen ali's not really fit. same goes for ben stokes. they combined to dismiss pat cummins. surely stuart broad would play a role in the drama, wouldn't he? 0n role in the drama, wouldn't he? on his final day of cricket in the gripping finale of the series, broad made his impact by taking the ninth wicket, and like hundreds of others in his career. when you begin a date thinking, i'm not sure what will happen next, and you still have the emotion at about 6:26pm you know it has been a proper date of test match cricket until i tell you what has j

absolute and argument to say we will see a repeat of england's batting line—up and because moeen alis with little to lose, he's not looking towards his test future, he is playing this selfless role and he is happy to do his bit and if that responsibility is to bat at three and see the new ball off, he is happy to do and it is quite likely we will see the same thing once again. australian captain pat cummins was putting on a brave face. but they have some decisions to make and the big one, this would seem unthinkable, david warner. he playing his final ashes series in england. he would be desperate to play. australia might think he is a sort of player that has been there and done it and if he gets away he can win us the test match but will australia hold their nerve and stick with him at the top of the order because if they make that change, they signal to england that maybe they are rocking a little bit and maybe they are a little bit worried about how things have gone in last test. to the para athletics world championships in paris. highjumperjonathan broome edwards won gb�*s second

moeen ali is back, bairstow at number five.intangible headingly magic to win the test match. that right now is the theory. cycling and there is a new leader of the tour de france after a hard day of racing in the pyrenees. australia's jai hindley has taken the yellow jersey from britain's adam yates, now in fifth place, having lost a minute and a half on stage five. jai hindley leads by 47 seconds from championjonas vingegaard. adam yates and his to meditate a bit larger as the day first and second but this was their first big test in the high mountains. they had to use all the team resources to chase down to breakaway groups and jane hindley who won the giro d'italia launch an attack. —— tadej pogacar. hejumped out of his spacing group, and tadej pogacar was next. jonas vingegaard lodge is above the road afterjai hindley. jonas vingegaard cut the australian lead but couldn't catch him. hindley picked up his first stage when in his first tour de france and the yellowjersey with it. drew savage, bbc news. so this is how the over

when it comes to adaptability, there is no one like moeen ali. this test match not because he wants to because it meansjoe root can say i4, harry brook can remain at five. it is selfless.— it is selfless. right now for the team, it it is selfless. right now for the team. it is _ it is selfless. right now for the team, it is probably _ it is selfless. right now for the team, it is probably best - it is selfless. right now for the team, it is probably best that l it is selfless. right now for the team, it is probably best that i | it is selfless. right now for the i team, it is probably best that i go three, and i think if i can come off once in for knox, —— one in four knox... it is a decentjob done. everything in this series is close. in the england dressing room, do you feel on the balance of play, the better team was —— you are the better team? -- you are the better team? we have challenae -- you are the better team? we have challenge the — -- you are the better team? we have challenge the number— -- you are the better team? we have challenge t

registered in advance 61 of the candidates were chosen, 100% of the content and their poems are in moeen, there are 4 types of poetry, and recitation is good. finally, the analysis of a performance is a poem system. there are ritual songs and traditional poems. they choose ashura poetry and poetry reading, which is of course poetry. in fact, a sifting of poems took place, whether they be for new, typical poems, or attractive poems, and the content was paid a lot of attention. god forbid, shahin mehrshahr is mourning, and this hour is good. let's take advantage of this opportunity. about chapter 14 and 15, chapter 14, and whether i thought about it or not , i had an offer for dr. azar makan's network the respected manager of the network very well supported the one two three program and said that if this happens and we can perform the fourteenth season onwards in different cities and each season in the same city, that will be a very good thing. besides , you will accept the newest radio programs in the city. various programs of radio iran or on occasions when the radio iran organizes using

while, moeen ali has been confirmed to bat at number three. he's looking forward to a tough challenge. i don't think we're far australia, everyone knows they are number one in the world, i think we're doing really well, all the games have been fantastic, but believe in the changing room is that we can win the series 3—2, and there is no doubt about that. we have that in the changing room. you can stay up to date with all the sport, just head over to our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the team here, its bye for now. great stuff on the website about the women's world cup as well. 55 pilot whales have died after a mass stranding on a beach in the western isles of scotland. most were found dead early on sunday morning. however, one whale was successfully refloated. despite a major operation to try to save the others, they had to be euthanised later. 0ur scotland correspondent jamie mcivor reports. this is thought to be one of the biggest strandings ever in britain. the pilot whales were found in the beach north of stornoway about

a thousand people were sent spontaneously from the official act of moeen no. we will have 25,000 people by the end of the summer, we have several good educational opportunities that we can make good use of, so that god willing, we will have a good october to start and with modern methods , we would not have discussed the 1570 counseling system differently from this show. the accessory has one of the accessory accessories of the 1570 telephone system symbol throughout the country is active from 8 am to 8 pm during holidays and nowruz holidays , also active call number 1570. this person can be a family or a student, a teacher , a student himself. i have a problem, the problem can be a scientific or educational lesson, it can be psychological, it can be about social harms, urgent consultation , he invites us to the consultation in the first stage, talks to him , explains his problem to some extent , and does not want to perform ablution, for more information and maybe if needed have treatment at the centers refer to the education and education consultation and it

and moeen ali did his bit as the last day spin bowler, despite his groin injury., obviously, remember, the series finished 2—2 so australia retain the ashes. they lifted the urn, but not with the full sense of celebrations they'd have wanted. but they played their full part. the fact is, the teams have been so competitive throughout the weeks, and that's what's revived this historic series. well, stuart broad said he wanted to go out on top, playing on the biggest stage after a summer he's loved. he's done just that in a series that'll live long in the memory. i made the decision on friday night — you start thinking, "what will your last ball will be and how that will be remembered?" to get to bowl, they were just swinging around a little bit, to get to bowl with a couple of minutes left, i managed to pull some left—handers, which is some of my favourite things to do in my career, and to catch the edge a couple of times was truly wonderful. this series was anything goes. the last— this series was anything goes. the last day was always going to go— the last day was

be going >> moeen ali so you're not going to be called going >> moeen ali so you're not going to beli so you're not going to be called that you're going >> moeen ali so you're not going to be called that you're doing next to be called that you're doing nexcongregation which is >> congregation which is basically a leavers service . i'm basically a leavers service. i'm i'm not going to go because you're there boycotting the marking and you're boycotting. >> you're leaving too. but phil, you've got to . you've got to. >> ellie, thank you very much. we wish you all the very best and we hope it is all resolved very quickly. thank you for coming telling us about coming in and telling us about your circumstance. should your circumstance. i should say that ask durham that we did ask durham university view on university what their view on this was, and they said that we have , siu members who have asked you, siu members who are the marking are taking part in the marking and assessment to and assessment boycott to prioritise our students and get all final marks in by friday, the 14th of july.

moeen ali ended up batting in between the second innings today.'t good. there's a possibility james racket wing isn't good. there's a possibilityjames anderson coming possibility james anderson coming back possibilityjames anderson coming back into the team at his home ground and old trafford. ben stokes stared at the start of this test match that is what it will him to do and what bonnie dermotjonny bairstow is tohe dropped quite a few catches in this test match and lot of people are saying come on, what about ben foakes? held in the balance at the team and they know ben stokes will can't build that? mustering's —— probably can't bowl. mitchell marsh came into the test match and played really well and was only availing the placement of iva cameron green for australia and finally, what about dave old david warner? dismissed the 17th time in his career by stuart broad. england wouldn't mind seeing him again at old trafford. wouldn't mind seeing him again at old trafford-— old trafford. joe, thank you very much indeed _ old trafford. joe, thank you

that the grace of hussain will not leave us alone, if the people leave the youth , he will leave me moeen and i answered him with the shia imam. we will not leave him alone. this year's explosion of the religious delegations of the two countries is a sign of the solidarity of the two nations of iran and afghanistan for the enthusiastic celebration of the muharram ceremonies and the arbaeen walk ahead. appreciation and dimness, not the enemy, is trying to prevent cultural work from happening. between the religious delegation of afghanistan and iran for the first time it happened and half an hour to 20 for the sheriff's programs, considering that we also have the issue of arbaeen in front of us. alireza sharifi of mashhad radio, the mayor of tehran announced that the work of talent identification and vocational training in line with the foundation for seven thousand children, work in 34 schools under the supervision of the municipality, mr. zakani, is being carried out on the sidelines of the ghadir children's celebration in the 12,000 people stadium. freedom held said servicing this school

moeen ali and zak crawley steadied the ship.nch on the second day. england 61-1, in lunch on the second day. england 61—1, in reply to australia's 317 all out. they will resume in the next few minutes at old trafford. as well as the world cup and the ashes, today is also the first day of the open at hoylake. australian cam smith looking to defend his title from last year. let's go live to our reporter, ben croucher, who has been watching the opening rounds. there are 156 golfers in the field for the 151st open championship. there are seasoned pros, major winners, but i'm not sure anybody quite predicted the south african amateur holding the clubhouse lead at the halfway mark of the first round. he is six played tennis in south africa growing up, but decided to take up golf and it looks like it was a fantastic decision, because he sits on the clubhouse at five under par. what an opening round it was. he currently sits two shots clear of a group including a man 28 years his senior, stewart cink, a winnerfrom 2009, and alsojordan s

moeen ali wasn't really fit. he got rid of head for a3. smith made 5a and no more.o more to take. who's that young man? yeah, pretty good, but stuart broad could make them scream even louder. one last time for the legs, the arms and the headband. his final delivery, his last act, was to win the match. i think when i made the decision on friday night, you know, you start thinking, what will your last ball be and how will that sort of be remembered. and it was really what dreams are made of, to be honest. i'll miss the competitiveness. i'll miss the changing room. and i'll miss putting on an england shirt and putting on my england floppy hat. but ultimately it's up to someone younger and fresher to take it on. broad's great friend james anderson plays on, but england need new recruits on the field and in the stands behind them. we obviously want to win games of cricket but we want to win those games in a manner which people can look back on and say, like, "wow, what a day i've had, or what a week i've had." and i think we've been able to do that throughout this whole

bit more luck but in terms of their spin bowling options, this interesting because we don't think moeenem picked up yesterday but, sarah, joe root in spain and joe root can do anything. you can keep right across that on bbc sport website. south africa's paula reto is leading the way on the second day of the evian championship in france. it's the fourth major of the women's season, she's got her second round under way in the last hour. earlierformer us open champion yuka saso recovered well from starting with a double bogey and picking up another three bogeys. seven birdies brought the japanese back into contention, though, and she ended her round on six under, two shots off the lead. she's tied second with former chevron championship winner patty tavatanakit of thailand. this great shot on the fifth secured her one of five birdies on her round of 67. the netball world cup is under way today in south africa. it's the first time it's being hosted on the continent. favourites and 11 times winners australia got off to a winning start beating zimbabwe 86—30. hosts south africa play wales lat

moeen ali was hampered by injury. found ways of getting the ball to the boundary. dear, that'sjonny bairstow gone too. harry brook dropped on five, was now held on 85. stand up if you're supporting australia. if england win here, the series is levelled 2—2. chris woakes and mark wood batted as if in pursuit of a moral victory, an english invention, perhaps? well, it was 283 all out. so next stage, australia's first innings, 49 on the board and david warner out. where others dropped, here zak crawley flew. 61—1 at the close. so here we are on the edge of the boundary in another match which has us close to the edge of our seats. at this stage of the series, it's about conserving energy. tomorrow steve smith has runs to make, so he's been preparing. joe wilson, bbc news, at the oval. time for a look at the weather, here's louise lear. louise, warnings of extreme temperatures all over the place, but some _ temperatures all over the place, but some are _ temperatures all over the place, but some are here has been disappointing.— some are here has been disa ”ointin. . ,

first, a partnership of 121 between zak crawley and "mr adaptable, i�*ll bat at three," moeen ali.*s hardly fair. it�*s what zak crawley does. and on good days, like this, it will take on all the way to 100. it�*s why the crowd rise to him and exactly why england keep on selecting him. what next? justjoe root doing his thing. england scoring in every way, everywhere. crawley passed 150 and accelerating and england were overtaking australia�*s first innings score. no one�*s catching that. crawley made 189. it became a vindication of his approach to batting, to england�*s approach to test cricket. they expect to do this, these days, and that�*s what�*s so striking. yes, and things are still moving on the scoreboard because england are still batting behind me. currently 381-4. that is still batting behind me. currently 381—4. that is a lead of 64 so far. i think england have done everything they can to try to establish a winning position and technically there are three days left in this test match, ages. in reality the weather, the weather, we have to reference the weather. if you ask

mark wood was in the squad, you must surely be fit for headingley and i'm suspect moeen alie will come team, to down and three needed for anglers. look ben stokes has said, we have one series of 3— 04 and we can win three but in a row. some people ask themselves some serious questions amongst the mcc membership about how they behave. if it was raucous here, goodness knows what it will be like that headingley. highlights from another extraordinary day at the ashes are on bbc two at seven o'clock and on bbc iplayer and the bbc sport website. and on bbc iplayer and meanwhile sri lanka have guaranteed a place at the men's 50 over world cup in india later this year. securing one of the two spots available at the qualifying competition. they beat hosts zimbabwe, the only other team who had a 100% record before the game, by nine wickets in bulawayo. after bowling zimbabwe out for 165 in under 33 overs. they knocked off the runs needed in almost exactly the same time. pathum nissanka ending on 101 not out. zimbabwe can still qualify if they beat scotland on tuesday. you're watching sportsday,

suffered an early blow to their innings with loss of ben duckett forjusti run — but crawley alongside moeenship, both passing the half century mark. ali though eventually went for sa, caught by usman khawaja. crawley has passed his century. as well as the world cup and the ashes, today is also the first day of the open at hoylake. some of the favourites including rory mcilroy and john rahm have teed off in the last hour — but there's a lesser known name topping the leaderboard at the moment. our reporter ben croucher is live there for us now, ben. yes, it is a glorious day here at hoylake. the forecast not so pleasant for the weekend. the players are making hay or maybe birdies if you will while the sun shines. two names at the top of the leaderboard. one that you might recognise and one that you probably don't. we will start with the man from just up the coast here any north west of england, tommy fleetwood, he made six birdies in his round of 66 today including three in a row, 14—15 and i6 his round of 66 today including three in a row, 14—15 and 16 to sit on five under par, alongside the

first, this man at his best, mr adaptable, "i'll bat at three" — moeen ali, made 5a.ith no time to lose under relatively cloudless skies, england needed to score quickly, but they do that naturally. with no time to lose under relatively cloudless skies, england needed to score quickly, but they do that naturally. everything worked for zak crawley. a vindication of his approach, it's why the crowd rise to him, why england keep selecting him. 189 to put england in the lead, and he made the australians look human.

australia saw moeen ali batting at three.ched 100. supporters relaxed a bit, not too much. a touch from joe root, and nojuggler, just alex carey's from joe root, and nojuggler, just alex ca rey�*s gloves, from joe root, and nojuggler, just alex carey's gloves, safe. england four down, hard to look, hard or not you. ben stokes was there. ben stokes was out, going for 13, and the world for a moment stop as he trudged off. not him this time and notjonny bairstow. six down, 82 when, and a sold—out headingley suddenly felt empty. harry brook had it under control. he made 75. 21 to win and harry brook played this shot, because trillions were underneath it and the captain took it, just. in came mark wood, no problem. let's get this over with. chris woakes had supported and resisted and now, he crunched the winning runs. the match, at last, was done. if anybody around the world for them the test match found the tension is unbearable, don't worry, so did the england captain. i ended up doing 15 laps of the headingley dressing room for

. >> first up, former conservative cabinet minister brandon lewis and moeen ali have never spoken about it. >> my daughter got bullied badly at school as well. and one of the things i was probably more when it happened to her, it sort of reminded me of what happened to me. got the former labour to me. we got the former labour mp, luciana berger. to me. we got the former labour mp,i'd ciana berger. to me. we got the former labour mp,i'd lefta berger. to me. we got the former labour mp,i'd left the rger. to me. we got the former labour mp,i'd left the labour party >> i'd left the labour party because i couldn't sleep at night. the wake of the night. and in the wake of the party coming out of special measures, i felt the party was returning to a place that i could call home again. conservative james morris. at conservative mp james morris. at the age of about 14, i sort of realised i was sort of suffering from depression. >> all that afternoon news headunes. headlines. >> good evening. >> good evening. >> i'm tatiana sanchez in the newsroom. the bbc has suspended the male presenter accused

stokes' side suffered an early blow with the loss of ben duckett forjusti run — but crawley alongside moeentually going for sa, while crawley has passed his century. currently on 153. england are 276—2. joe currently on153. england are 276—2. joe r00t— currently on153. england are 276—2. joe root has— currently on 153. england are 276—2. joe root has also passed his half—century and is on 58. on to golf now and the 151st open championship is under way at royal liverpool, in hoylake on the wirral. many of the early favourites — the likes of rory mcilroy and john rahm — are only a few holes into theirfirst rounds. england's tommy fleetwood finished on 5—under — and is tied for the lead with amateur golfer christo lamprecht of south africa. the usa's stewart cink is 3—under withjordan speith in the clubhouse on 2—under for the day. for more on these and other sports stories you can go to our app on the website and that is all for now, goodbye. thanks very much. straight back to greece and heatwave we've been seeing ince on your because those pictures we've been showing for the last little whil

moeen ali then had a moment of madness, top edging and it carried deep to steve smith.d by alex carey. they were bowled out for 237. captain ben stokes can take much of the credit for that — he stuck in for 80. australia are 56 fori — they lead by 82. david warner the wicket to go early on — gone for one. heartbreak for mark cavendish who came within a hair's—breadth of winning stage seven of the tour de france, and with it a record record—breaking 35th stage win. with about 800m to go, cavendish came out to surge into the lead, butjasper philipsen got in his slipstream and accelerated past him for his third win of the race. so near and yet so far for cavendish, who was hoping to make history today on the seventh stage of the tour. still plenty of stages to go. that is the sport for now. thank you, jane. let's return to the war in ukraine. on the battlefiled is enormously challenging. the ukrainian authorities, quite naturally, are reluctant to give many details on their counter—offensive so any glimpse of what is happening on the front line is incredibly illuminating.

moeen ali culpable the individual .e know individual. you know, we know hugh edwards was was because they decided not to name him. there are privacy laws, but there is a defence as well . if .thegeis a defence aswell, if what is you if you uncover what is blatant criminality, then clearly a person could be named. they never did . from is the they never did. from is the first day of friday of last week , right through to today. they still haven't named him until of course the name is now out there. that's true. >> is it fair to say perhaps some might view this and view the criminality element as almost being a red herring insofar as there are such serious allegations against him that remain whether they fall above or below criminality ? above or below criminality? >> should we should we should we have a quick remind founder, i think of some of allegations think of some of the allegations that were levelled at the person that were levelled at the person that has now been revealed as hugh edwards. okay. that has now been r

james anderson is back in england's starting xi while moeen ali is promoted up the batting order as englandead into their must—win fourth ashes test on wednesday. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the heatwave affecting much of southern europe is predicted to intensify. there are warnings of extreme temperatures in large parts of spain. firefighters have been trying to contain a wildfire which forced at least 4,000 people out of their properties on the island of la palma. andalusia could record 44 celsius this afternoon, and in some parts of italy and greece temperatures are forecast to hit a0 celsius. the united states is also experiencing near—record highs with extreme heat warnings in place affecting more just under affecting just under 100 million people. here's our environment correspondentjonah fisher. it's very hot! in death valley, california, the warming of our planet has become a tourist attraction. as temperatures rose on sunday way past 50 celsius, people kept coming. the sunday way past 50 celsius, people kept coming-— kept coming. the first time i have ever be

moeen ali will bat at number three, after being promoted up the order for the second innings of the dramaticingley. i don't think we are far off. i think australia knows that, everybody knows that, but they are number one in the world and i think we are doing really well taking them all the way. all the games have been fantastic. they believe in the changing room is that we can win this series 3—2. this series 3—2. there is no doubt about that that we have that in the changing room. the final golf major of the year begins this week. the open starts on thursday at royal liverpool in hoylake. reigning champion cameron smith has defected to the liv series since lifting the claretjug at st andrews 12 months ago. despite a proposed merger with the pga tour, he believes there is still a future for the saudi funded breakaway series. absolutely, i am optimistic. i think golf is in a great spot. there obviously a lot of things that are up in air that no one really knows at the moment. i don't even think they guys that are trying to sort it out know what this outcome is going to be like, so, yeah, a l

you're a big ben stokes. >> we all love ben stokes. 155 battle moeen ali goodness, battle of moeen ali was brilliant. >> rebecca reid, your nominee and mine was immigration minister robert jenrick , who minister robert jenrick, who apparently painted apparently had a mural painted over an asylum centre for children of cartoons and pictures because apparently it was too welcoming . was too welcoming. >> that is a truly scummy set up. no, it's in the news. it's almost unbelievable. but apparently true . apparently true. >> oh, well, look, it's going to be the double win for amanda platell today because as you know, after i spoke about it in my at of the my digest at the top of the show, i think these banks who are at all woke but are just are not at all woke but are just pretending be to get that pretending to be to get on that ridiculous stonewall are ridiculous stonewall list are actually doing huge damage by shutting the accounts of those from the small c conservative bngade. brigade. >> so thank you to amanda patel, ranil jayawardena , rebecca reid, ranil jayawardena, rebecca reid, m

you're a big ben stokes. >> we all love ben stokes. 155 battle moeen ali goodness, battle of moeen aliiant. >> rebecca reid, your nominee and mine was immigration minister robert jenrick , who minister robert jenrick, who apparently painted apparently had a mural painted over an asylum centre for children of cartoons and pictures because apparently it was too welcoming . was too welcoming. >> that is a truly scummy set up. no, it's in the news. it's almost unbelievable. but apparently true . apparently true. >> oh, well, look, it's going to be the double win for amanda platell today because as you know, after i spoke about it in my at of the my digest at the top of the show, i think these banks who are at all woke but are just are not at all woke but are just pretending be to get that pretending to be to get on that ridiculous stonewall are ridiculous stonewall list are actually doing huge damage by shutting the accounts of those from the small c conservative bngade. brigade. >> so thank you to amanda patel, ranil jayawardena , rebecca reid, ranil jayawardena, rebecca reid, my supersta

moeen ali, chris woakes and mark wood are all included.hilst ollie pope is out for the rest of the series after dislocating his right shoulder at lord's. the magical thing would be to win the game and keep the ashes alive to be honest. don't not what it is about headingley but you can look back at certain things which have happened here and i don't know why it seems to do that butjust, i don't know, the momentjust sort of happens and something happens. yes, so. we have got some very fond memories here as an england team, i'm sure supporters have got fond memories here are spectators as well. the western terrace is something else, it is like the hollies at edgbaston, the atmosphere when it gets going towards the end of the day is something else and when we are on top here, they get going with arsenal but even when things are not going our way they are always there with us and it's just an amazing atmosphere here at headingley. england women are in action this evening against australia, desperate for a win if they're to have any chances of s

moeen ali is bowling prevented marnus labuschagne from adding to his 51.ve smith was removed shortly after lunch by mark wood. australia currently are for five as they lead the five match series 2—1 sewing and have to win this one. we are less than 2a hours away from the start of the women's world cup with co—hosts new zealand taking on norway in the tournament curtain—raiser. the hosts will be hoping for a change in fortune, as they are yet to win a first group—stage game at the women's world cup in 15 attempts. their opponents, norway, won the competition back in 1995 and are coached by hege riise, who was part of that squad. new zealand's ria percival says that the team are well aware of the task at hand. norway are a very strong team. we know what they are capable of and their forward line, what they can bring an attack, and for us we have to focus on us as well but we know they have many threats up front. they have good individual players and when they come together, so for us it's just a focus on ourjob and what we want to do to stop them from creati

it was moeen ali who took a couple of key wickets.rjust two as he left the field. there was a little chat with johnny two as he left the field. there was a little chat withjohnny bairstow along the lines of see you later. it leaves the score 116—4, australia the lead. 142 rounds. big does not need to be frustrated to feel comfortable. i think pretty big indeed. let's see how it pans out. joel wilson, thank you very much indeed. the highlights are on today at the test at seven o'clock on bbc four and the bbc iplayer. and just before we move on, if you think today's drama at headingley has finally banished all the talk of thejonny bairstow controversy from the second test, you'd be wrong. it's not just cricket that's getting in on the row. have a look at this from down under. this is rugby league side canberra raiders, celebrating a try in their win over the dragons earlier, re—enacting the dismissal that caused all the arguments. the man pretending to be bairstow there — elliot whitehead, who is english. there we go. maybe needs afterw

ollie robinson from the side that defeated australia in the third test at headingley last week, while moeenli has been confirmed to bat at number three. he says he's looking forward to a tough challenge. i don't think we're far off australia, everyone knows they are number one in the world, but i think we're doing really well. all the games have been fantastic, but there's belief in the changing room that we can win the series 3—2, and there is no doubt about that. we have that in the changing room. the aussies are yet to name their team with questions surrounding opener david warner. england haven't beaten australia on this ground since 1981, with the visitors retaining the ashes with a win in manchester four years ago. something fast bowler josh hazelwood remembers well. it feels a lot like 2019 where the series was alive right until the end, so fighting a series in the india where it is the same, as it goes along, snowballs and gets bigger. can't say anything different this week, hope the rain stays away and we get a full game in. yeah, excited for what lies ahead. a massive moment in ma

moeen ali's has been significant for england bowling with a grain strain not fully fit, but on the finalways needed a spinner and he did of a test match he always needed a spinnerand he did hisjob of a test match he always needed a spinner and he did hisjob today. great catch asjonny bairstow reacts to get rid of mitchell marxist so a speu to get rid of mitchell marxist so a spell open australia lost four wickets in the space of 19 balls but still needed someone to come and wrap it up for and england perspective and that man was stuart broad. so many in the crowd today had warned their headbands, virtually all of stuart broad's family were watching on and the last pickets were taken by stuart broad in the final minutes of his illustrious career in the way he has done so many times for england over the years. so there it was, in the evening sunshine that australia's quest to taste down 384, finally ended. this match was won by england, the series will finish level at 2— to intercourse, let's keepin level at 2— to intercourse, let's keep in mind it is australia who will retain the ashes. s

moeen ali will bat at number three, after being promoted up the order for the second innings of the dramaticthis series 3—2. there is no doubt about that that — we have that in the changing room. england may have lost the women's ashes but they are still aiming to end the series on a high. a three—run win on sunday saw australia retain the ashes, and they lead the multi—format series 8—6 going into tuesday's final one—day international in somerset. but not all is lost asjoe lynskey explains. for england here, it is a case of what might have been. they came so close to setting up this match has a dramatic ashes decider, but a defeat byjust dramatic ashes decider, but a defeat by just three dramatic ashes decider, but a defeat byjust three runs dramatic ashes decider, but a defeat by just three runs yesterday dramatic ashes decider, but a defeat byjust three runs yesterday in south hampton means they come here with australia having already retained the trophy. they now hold and it points to six lead in this multiformat series with the final two points on offer for multiformat series with the f

we've got moeen ali as well . who's back moeen ali as well. who's back now?nteresting. moeen ali you know , i talked about this over the first test and he'd hurt his finger. you know, he'd cut his finger. you know, he'd cut his finger badly, his spinning finger. so he's looking for this nhs worker who cured his finger and sent him. and it was this is his spinning finger. it's a gel made of honey that he was sent . made of honey that he was sent. and he rubbed it on the finger. >> and it was this was it. >> and it was this was it. >> miracle cure. and now he doesn't know who sent it, but he wants it. >> he wants more of it. well, i should think so. >> to be after some of >> i'd like to be after some of this stuff as well. >> and so even if he didn't rub it on finger, he could eat it on his finger, he could eat it. he could it. it. he could eat it. >> he could use it anywhere. i mean, it's just it's a miracle. it's stuff. very nice. it's miracle stuff. very nice. so needs find out who this so he needs to find out who this person because wants to person is becau

right by the coronation place in the abbey , coronation place in the abbey, is inscribed the words moeenme just pick up the point you made very interestingly about the pledge to the people of scotland. the scottish monarchy was very, very the historic, separate monarchy of scotland was historically very different than the english monarchy . the scottish monarchy monarchy. the scottish monarchy actually , you weren't called actually, you weren't called king of scotland . you were king of scotland. you were called king of the scots. and what we see in the ceremony is a nod to that. i think there's also something else we need to register, which is the extraordinary importance of union. now, again , gentleman union. now, again, gentleman sitting next to me on the air clearly dislikes union. the important thing to understand is that scotland thrived in union. scotland, became modern in union scotland, became modern in union scotland became a great imperial power because it was the dominant in many ways the dominant in many ways the dominant administrative , dominant administrative, military,

sorry >> moeen ali. >> moeen ali. >> maureen, how? >> maureen, how? >> mourinho say again?enny thrust . okay. all one penny thrust. okay. all right, look. thank you. thank you. that is. that is that. look, i'm afraid i am as much of a nightmare now as i was when i was actually at school. so i really, really appreciate you coming on. and thank you for having such a laugh with us as well. have a have a lovely well. and have a have a lovely weekend. mine how ethos. >> sorry we're so we all the us and of course we do wish that we all the best. >> glenda thank you very much. glenda kinsey there who is a welsh tutor. right. okay we welsh tutor. right. okay here we go. all know what time it go. now we all know what time it is. normally dewbs co is. it's normally dewbs& co time, this time an time, but this time it's an extra special version because bev's are you all bev's here. bev, are you all right? to see right? good to see you. >> and i came in the >> and you? i came in the building good morning building and said good morning to was very confusing. >> when i'm normally on in th

>> and, and moeen ali, i've never spoken about it. >> my daughter got bullied badly at school as wellone of the things i it was probably more happened to her, it more when it happened to her, it sort reminded what sort of reminded me of what happened me. and think happened to me. and i think actually element actually there's an element of jealousy. people whether jealousy. people sort of whether it's real or imagined, but they're of what they they're jealous of what they perceive be somebody perceive to be somebody else's life experience . and those life or experience. and those people themselves having a maybe an inferiority complex and their way of dealing with it is to actually go and victimise others. so i think the when you when you see bullying generally the weakness is in the bully . the weakness is in the bully. and once you can get your mind straight about that, somebody said again, somebody said to me a time ago, the only person a long time ago, the only person who has control over how you feel is once you feel ultimately is you. once you recognise that then whether recognis

moeen ali believes the local lad will be key.ortunate with catches and thinks _ bit unfortunate with catches and thinks probably not going his way. but there — thinks probably not going his way. but there is no doubt england are a tletter— but there is no doubt england are a better team withjames but there is no doubt england are a better team with james anderson in there _ there. and then's there. — and then's women still have something to play for despite losing the chance to win back the ashes for the chance to win back the ashes for the first time since 2014. —— england's women. australia's three run win on sunday mean they retain the ashes. england won the t20 series. victory in taunton today would give them the one day honours as well, a series draw. it is getting exciting in the football. two days to go before the start of the women's wolrd cup and again have been settling into their training camp on queensland's sunshine coast as they build up to their opening game against haiti on saturday. they were made very welcome wi