splendid win for new zealand. remember, new. stand-in captain. splendid win for - new zealand.s this _ new zealand. remember, new zealand rotated their players this match - new zealand. remember, new zealand rotated their players this match and - rotated their players this match and won it easily. they are a small cricketing nation. they are number one in the world ranking. england, in part, used this series to test the depth of their own resources. but it all seemed rather empty. unfortunately we have underperformed. i think we are a better— underperformed. i think we are a better side — underperformed. i think we are a better side than the account we have given— better side than the account we have given ourselves this time around but credit— given ourselves this time around but credit to _ given ourselves this time around but credit to new zealand. they have taken _ credit to new zealand. they have taken their opportunities, they have outfought— taken their opportunities, they have outfought us, they have out bowled us and _ outfought us, they have out bowled us and certainl

how bart has been named and the new zealand weightlifting team consisting of 3 female weight left 1st and 2 males. it is the largest weight lifting contention that use zealand has ever sent to an all in physics, and all 5 athlete will compete at the olympic for the 1st time. alright, so hubbard will be the 1st openly transgender athlete to compete me olympics. what criteria did she need to meet to be able to take part in the games? so, harbert has been eligible to compete in the olympics since 2015 when the international olympic committee, or i o. c issued guidelines allowing any transgender athletes to compete as a woman, provided their testosterone levels are below 10 nano moles per liter for at least 12 months before the 1st competition. so such guidelines have been met with controversy globally and also here in new zealand in early june and open letter was sent by more than 40 former olympic and elite athletes to new zealand minister, a fort asking for an extension of the consultation period for sport, new zealand draft guiding principles for the participation of transgender playe

a splendid win i for new zealand. new zealand rotated their -la ers for new zealand. their players this match and one - for new zealand. new zealand rotated their players this match and one it - their players this match and one it easily. they are a small cricketing nation. they r—number one in the world ranking. england in part use this series to test the depths of their own resources, but it all seemed rather empty, so a trophy for new zealand, the spectators got a refund. and all done long before the football. joe wilson, bbc news. johanna konta has claimed herfirst title for four years by winning the nottingham 0pen. britain's number one had lost the final at the nottingham tennis centre in 2017 and 2018, but she got the better of china's zhang shuai in straight sets to claim a first grass court and fourth tour title. her last tournament win came in miami fouryears ago. there's plenty more on all of those stories on the bbc sport website, including live text commentary of the men's final at the french open — novak djokovic against stefanos tsitsipas — and it's tsi

a trophy for new zealand and so few overs today the l zealand and so few overs today the spectators gotas won his second french open title beating the fifth seed, stefanos tsitsipas, in five sets in paris. the 22—year—old greek player, in his first grand slam final, took the first two sets but the world number one wrestled his way back into the match to claim the next three, and lift the trophy. it's djokovic's 19th grand slam title — just one short of both roger federer and rafael nadal. we've heard already about england's win against croatia this afternoon. in the day's other games, austria won a european championship match for the very first time when when they beat north macedonia 3—1. marko arnautovic scored austria's third goal. also in group c... ..in the final game of the weekend, the netherlands have beaten ukraine 3—2. denzel dumfries with the winner for the netherlands, who last won the euros in 1988. there's more on the bbc sport website, including details of tennis's british number one johanna konta winning the nottingham open title. that's it from me. now on bbc one, it's

first ball this morning, new zealand gave them a lot more time to ponder.instead of watching rainfall, it was wickets, courtesy of tim southee. in the first innings of his first test event, gone before his first run. england fans watching the batting collapse, a step back to normality. total together, collapse, a step back to normality. totaltogether, rory collapse, a step back to normality. total together, rory burns was going through an ordeal of an innings, dropped at slip, box on the head twice and still he batted on my battles on. going through to a street fighting vic century. he hold england a little closer to new zealand but when he finally gave way, there are still more than 100 runs behind. a total of the kiwis were at liberty to add to gradually, despite disciplined bowling, england can find a way through until 0llie robinson that struck. devon conway gone but a team well ahead and there is plenty of time left in the match, tanks and are thinking for england to do. so england all out for 275. new zealand in their second innings are 57—1. 0llie ro

member and he is just starting his test match career having qualified to for new zealand.had made 80. maybe conway have forgotten crawley was there so that was in ghana and other will get to stuart broad. will young, a player at the start of his test career and playing because kay newsom is being rested, was dropped by england when he had made seven but then looked increasingly fluid. many boundaries for him and looked like he could be seen through the day as well. in fact, it was the very last over of the day with dan lawrence bowling and a catch and pour over will young had to go for but yes new zealand 229—3, a very strong there for them and able to build upon that tomorrow. just 3�* build upon that tomorrow. just 7 euros -- 74 _ build upon that tomorrow. just 7 euros -- 74 runs _ build upon that tomorrow. just 7 euros -- 74 runs between - build upon that tomorrow. just 7 euros -- 74 runs between them | build upon that tomorrow. just 7 - euros -- 74 runs between them and euros —— 74 runs between them and interesting to see how they have reached the world test image of f

yes, and according to those who say they are in i to those who say they are in the know in new zealandope fora medal. new considered to be a genuine hope for a medal. new zealand officials do acknowledge that theissue officials do acknowledge that the issue of gender identity in sport is not only very sensitive, it is very complex as well, and they say that theseissues as well, and they say that these issues do need a balance between human rights and fairness on the sporting field. of course gender identity has long been a very heated debate in sport and scientific circles, with some as we say claiming that transgender athletes do have advantages over women in sport, and once again sport is all about drama and intrigue and the olympic team in tokyo is clearly going to be inaudible event when it comes to this sort of stories. absolutely, phil mercer, thank you. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: alien life force or aerial phenomenon — the us military is set to tell us if the truth is out there. members of the neo—nazi resistance movement stormed the world trade centre, armed with

new zealand needed to travel fast to win.m englishman's grasp as possible. england might catch these risks but the kiwis like a challenge so at lunch they got the game rolling, declaring and setting england 273 runs to win, new zealand would need ten wickets. they were thinking of an england batting collapse but their sting was drawn. he eventually departed. zach crawley was less stubborn. 56—2, by knowing the final session of the match england were thinking of saving it, not winning it. the focus drifted and the game settled into a sunday evening lull. neil wagoner saw trapping joe root lbw as significant. he went through to his 50 and saluted. this was not a match destined to end in celebrations. so here is confirmation of the score at lords in that first test. hundred and 53—3. dominic sibley on his half—century. not too much to go until that one ends and aggro. —— a draw. america's lexi thompson has a one shot lead going into the final round of the us women's open in san francisco . thompson — who set a record as the youn

new zealand in their second innings are 57—1.obinson's taken the wicket of devon conway, bowled for 23. and they did get kane williamson in the end. the tourists lead by 160 runs. cameron norrie's french open is over. the only remaining british player in the singles is out after being beaten by rafa nadal in the third round. norrie's had his best ever season on clay, but in the end the 13—time champion was too good and won in straight sets, like novak djokovic did earlier in the day. those two are on course to meet in the semifinals. michael redford reports. a surface fit for a king, and there is only one of those at roland garros. this is rafa nadal�*s castle, his throne rarely threatened. just two defeats for the spaniard at 16 years, an educational task ahead for cameron norrie. but he has earned his right to be here, he could break into the world's top a0 for the first time, but a0 is still some way from the best. nadal showing his class through the first set, defence to attack, and the point was won, as was the first set. fe

the housing market is even stronger in new zealand, talking about 20% year on your house rise growth ou say, the authorities actually want the rbnz to be more focused on having sustainability. they now have a new set of tools. we think that they will take more action. kathleen: thank you so much. hsbc chief economist for australia, new zealand, and global commodities, paul. time for global calls. let's get over to sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. sophie: emerging currencies, we have hit record highs. could hit a wall following the fed's hawkish turn that could provide a catalyst for higher u.s. rate in the dollar. john hardy saying the long em trade may be looking overextended. morgan stanley's model indicating a time to turn offensive into cheaper currencies like the korean won. switching out the chart, recommending staying neutral, seeing flattish aggregate returns by year-end, plus cautioning that the em context is looking vulnerable to a turn in dollar shorts. pulling up the board. broad greenback weakness he sees headwinds from the feds hawkish turn so goldman as well as deutsche

of course, the match here isn't simply new zealand against mature anderson.other batsmen. that's devon conway. there's one of will young's greatest hits. in comes anderson again, and there goes the ball. new zealand moving towards england's first innings score of 303, it was becoming one of those afternoons. still, social proximity was enough of a novelty in the stands. remember, this is a test event. how on earth would england dismiss devon conway? well, there, on the west coast of the outfield, a catcher. "oh, what have i done?!" he made 80. as will young batted passed 50, england could recall dropping him when he'd scored just seven. well, don't look back, keep working, keep going, it's just another test. down lawrence dismissing yong for 82. neverstop down lawrence dismissing yong for 82. never stop believing. joe wilson, bbc news, edgbaston. warrington moved to within a point of the super league's top three teams with a 38—18 over wakefield. salford's wretched start to the season shows no signs of improving as they were thrashed 40 points to four by hull

and is auckland in new zealand the most "liveable" place in the world to live? al survey seems to suggest it is — we'll find out why. the united states has described a raid by hong kong police on the pro—democracy newspaper, apple daily, as �*politically motivated'. five senior figures from the paper were arrested and are being held under security laws imposed by beijing. they include the editor in chief, ryan law. the newspaper has consistently opposed china's tightening grip on hong kong. the bbc�*s danny vincent is in hong kong. the police came in the early hours of the morning. 500 officers deployed to arrest five media executives, suspected of violating hong kong's new national security law. they surrounded the building. journalists inside continued live streaming the raid on their own paper. mark simon is an adviser tojimmy lai and former executive with apple daily�*s parent company, next media. essentially, it's not up to us any more, it's up to the chinese communist party. they seem to be able to put a man in space but they can't tolerate somebody talking

meanwhile, new zealand are the new world test champions.to spare. patrick gearey was watching. this was effectively world cricket's final heading into stoppage time. one extra day to climb onto the top of the world. vera coley made a full start, succumbing to a rampant kyle jamison. to win the title, india needed to get much further ahead of new zealand and fast, which is where rishabh pant comes in. he's a man who always bets as if he's running out of time. eventually he ran out of luck too. everything now pointed new zealand's way, their bowlers are moved to the tail, their supporters remove the tops. india all outcome of the match stripped down, 139 runs for new zealand to get. india forced a couple of hiccups. but instead of chaos, there was kiwi calm because of game. together with ross taylor, williamson helped his team to the end of an amazing story. one of test cricket's smallest nations, now its first official champion. patrick gearey, bbc news. congratulations to new zealand. six gold medallists from rio 2016 have been included in

lords today — with over 7000 fans there for the opening day of the first test between england and new zealandptember 2019 due to the pandemic, and what a glorious day for it. we canjoin our senior sports news correspondent, laura scott. an eventful day today? yes, and a lona one, an eventful day today? yes, and a long one, which _ an eventful day today? yes, and a long one, which has _ an eventful day today? yes, and a long one, which has gone - an eventful day today? yes, and a long one, which has gone to - an eventful day today? yes, and a long one, which has gone to a - an eventful day today? yes, and a i long one, which has gone to a close, with new zealand on 246—3. lloyds was around a quarter full, with new zealand on 246—3. lloyds was around a quarterfull, and at the fans i spoke to on the way in which is thrilled to be able to watch some international cricket on home soil again. it was a day for the debutants. for england, olly robinson are impressing with two wickets. fora new robinson are impressing with two wickets. for a new zealand, the opening batsmen devin conway. just to start

breakthrough of the day as england battle to take wickets on the second day of the opening test against new zealandrd's. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. there's disappointment for thousands of holiday makers this lunchtime. the bbc has been told no new countries will be added to england's green list of destinations people can travel to without quarantine. there had been speculation some spanish and greek islands could be added to the green list today, as well as malta, finland and parts of the caribbean, but the government says it needs to be cautious. and there's speculation portugal may be moved to the higher—risk amber category. james reynolds has the details. of all the countries in the world, portugal may be the easiest to get to right now. it is currently on the government was not green must, meaning no quarantine on return to the uk. that made it easy for thousands of british football fans to fly out for the champions league final on saturday in porto but portugal's coronavirus infection rate is rising so the government will evaluate its place on the list. 12 countries and

in cricket new zealand only needed an hour i themselves now. ng to beat england on day four of their second test match. england lost their last wicket to the first ball of the day meant the visitors only needed 38 firms to wrap up the win. it is the first home series england have lost in seven years. joe wilson reports. sunday morning, how long could england's second innings recess. 0ne ball. all it took us above. 122 all out. the grim conclusion to saturday's sorry story. 0k, conclusion to saturday's sorry story. ok, so england bowling again. look out. new zealand second innings six — one. the only thing they needed 38 to win. it would only take a few of these to get there well before lunch. in fact, before they had barely breakfast. england's bowlers persevered in this match. some light relief from 0llie but at 1159 tom nathan completed the formality. the winning hit from the stand—in captain. remember new zealand rotated their players in this match and won it easily. they are a small cricketing nation. their number one in the world ranking. e

this is a - historic moment in sport for the new zealand team. olympian has a transmission from male to female —— transition. hubbard's selection meets ioc rules. since 2015, trans athletes can compete with lower testosterone levels. she will be the only key weightlifter in her category, and the oldest at the games. but some in her sport point to those who want to make it. we have to think, why do we even have _ we have to think, why do we even have female weightlifting in the first place? it's because of a male body— first place? it's because of a male body is _ first place? it's because of a male body is different. when we ask showed — body is different. when we ask showed a — body is different. when we ask showed a laurel hubbard compete in women's _ showed a laurel hubbard compete in women's weight lifting, the answer is no _ women's weight lifting, the answer is no because she has benefited from testosterone. it's unfair for laurel to he _ testosterone. it's unfair for laurel to be taken— testosterone. it's unfair for laurel to be taken the

joe root is the option, if new zealand can get the option, if new zealand can get the ball to turn sharplyouple have done so, that could spell real trouble for england. could spell real trouble for encland. . ~ could spell real trouble for england-— could spell real trouble for encland. ., ~ , . and you can catch highlights of today's action on bbc two at 7pm. there's also plenty of clips of the best bits on the bbc sport website. the president of tokyo 2020, seiko hashimoto, insists she's100% certain the olympics will go ahead, but is warning the games "must be prepared" to proceed without spectators in the event of a coronavirus outbreak. there are just 50 days until the opening ceremony on the 23rd ofjuly. no international fans will be allowed at the olympics, or at the paralympics which follow. japan is dealing with a fourth wave of coronavirus cases, with 10 areas of the country under a state of emergency. the japanese people are undoubtedly feeling anxiety and frustration about hosting the games in tokyo. so, the reality is that voices are being raised in opposition. if an outbreak s

new zealand's devon conway who made his mark, becoming only the sixth player to score a test century storical tweets of a racist and sexist nature were revealed during his debut at lords. he made this statement after the day's play... i would like to unreservedly apologise to anybody i have offended. my team—mates and the game as a whole and what has been a day of action and awareness and discrimination in the sport. i don't want something happened eight years ago the diminished efforts of my team—mates and the ecb as they build many for action with copies of efforts which i fully endorse and support. i will concede to educate myself to look for advice and work with a support network that is available to me to learn about getting better in this area. serena williams�* latest attempt at winning a 24th grand slam continues in paris... the seventh seed is through to the third round of the french open after a hard—fought win over romania�*s mihaela buzarnescu. serena took the first set 6—3, but lost the second on a tie—break... she made short work of the decider though, eventually taking

a confident start by new zealand's openers with their first timer devon conway taking a starring role up for his first over in test cricket, support came from those who have done it for years. keen to get going, maybe a bit too keen — overstepping with his first ball but then finding his stride. the tourists looked comfortable ticking past the 50 mark but tom latham onlyjust escaped a tempting delivery from stuart broad. not easy for the skipper to watch. but minutes later this was — the new boy delivering for him. latham catching the inside edge and back onto the stumps. and look what it meant to ollie robinson. in the london sunshine new zealand pushed on before lunch to head in 85 for one despite ollie robinson and mark wood bumping up the bowling speed. forthe mark wood bumping up the bowling speed. for the fans here they're supposed to be no singing and cheering me on a much quieter atmosphere than when these two countries last met for the 2019 world cup final here. play is to resume in the next 15 minutes on the pitch behind me. a teenagerfrom california has decribed the moment

but yet the international depiction of us and muslims experiences in a place like new zealand. and just generally, we as a country is, is really, really different from what it is like on the reality and film like this is very problematic because it continues to feed into that narrative and continues to raise the voice of not just the victims. and the immediate family and the survivors of this atrocity but muslim communities more widely around the country as well. good. mar. thank you very much for joining us from new york. thank you. me. organizers of the pulitzer prize are honoring the teenager who recorded the murder of george floyd donnelly. fraser filmed his death at the hands of a police officer on her mobile phone footage taken last year. last year in may, sparks, a public outcry, mass protest, and it also helped secure conviction. pulitzer is the highest prize in american journalism. and on friday old members awarded a special citation to miss fraser was in jordan has more on this now from washington. kayla surprises are perhaps the most prestigious in american print jou

the latest from the cricket, as england endure a frustrating day against new zealand at edgbaston. ropean championships, italy kicking things off against turkey in rome and we will be live in the english, scottish and welsh caps as they begin their campaign in the coming days. after being delayed by a whole year because of the pandemic, the european football championship finally kick off this evening. the date may have changed but the name hasn't. euro 2020 will see 24 countries competing in 11 cities across europe. and thousands of fans will be admitted to every game. in rome this evening, it's italy against turkey. over the next few days, wales, england and scotland will all be in action too. our sports editor dan roan is at wembley for us. sophie, it is amazing that when this unprecedented pan—european competition was first envisaged several years ago, the biggest worry was the cost to travelling fans and a possible lack of identity. these days, it is the pandemic that has caused organisers and anxiety ahead of a euros like no other, one that has the potential to unite and excite

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and coming up on the bbc news channel: fans are back at lord's, as england look to contain new zealandirst day of the opening test. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. borisjohnson says there's nothing at the moment in the data to suggest that the final unlocking of covid restrictions in england shouldn't go ahead onjune the 21st. but he says "the data is still ambiguous" on whether enough people have been vaccinated to combat any new surge. so far, three quarters of all adults in the uk have had one dose of a coronavirus vaccine, and just under half have had two. 0ur health editor, hugh pym, has the full details. with the sun shining, thoughts are turning to when remaining restrictions will be lifted around the uk. the road map for england has the date ofjune the 21st pencilled in but, still, there is no clarity on whether that will be the day. the prime minister arguing more time was needed to make the decision. i can see nothing in the data at the moment that means we can't go ahead with step four, or the opening ofjune 21st, but we've got to be so cautious. speaking at

he now works as a security consultant in new zealand. he assisted deal, sorry, in the aftermath of the christ church attack, western security agencies have been late to the party. they've spent so much time and effort in the last, almost 20 years now looking at extremist islam that they haven't paid enough attention that was going behind the internet walls. where white supremacist perhaps is a dialogue dialectical opposition to the islamic. his have organized very thoroughly their way ahead of the security authorities up until the last 3 years. the issue white supremacist was considered a local law enforcement problem. it was not a national security problem, and this is for the entire western liberal democratic world. now we know that that in fact is false. it's an international phenomena and it needs to be combat it as an international phenomenon with the same rigor that the fight against archive and dash were undertaken. and that for my community is considerable in scope and scale . operating behind the scenes of these loan rules, ther

england now all out for 275 in their first innings against new zealand. against new zealand.grand prix, with charles leclerc securing pole. the ferrari driver had set the benchmark time in the final session in baku, just ahead of the mercedes of lewis hamilton, with max verstappen third for red bull. just as they were about to start their final laps, two crashes brought qualifying to a premature end, handing leclerc pole for a second race in a row. fabio quartararo has become the first rider in seven years to claim five motogp pole positions in a row. the championship leader clocked the quickest time on his yamaha early on in the final session of qualifying for the catalunya grand prix. australia's jack miller will start from second despite this crash stopping him from beating the frenchman's time. britain's geraint thomas has moved up to third overall with just one stage to go at the criterium du dauphine. ukraine's mark padun broke clear to win the penultimate stage by 3a seconds ahead of australia's richie porte, whose second place secured him the overall lead. thomas fins

shery: what is the risk of this outbreak having already spread to new zealand?l: that is a concern. new zealand is on edge at the moment, because the story emerged that a traveler from sydney went to wellington last thursday and return to sydney on monday and then tested positive. while that person was in wellington, visited a number of well populated venues, including the museum of new zealand where there was an exhibition attended by 1000 people, as well as availing themselves of all of the bars and eateries at wellington. on the top side, that person had been partially vaccinated with astrazeneca. so, maybe less infection than usual -- less infectious than usual. the close contacts have tested negative. the bubble between new zealand and must really has been's. -- has been paused. we will have to see how this evolves. shery: really coming a time when new york is just coming out of quarantine. we're going back to normal. new york city now saying that they are going to start offering free vaccinations at home to people who wanted. haidi: that is incredible. i w

it is a part of new zealand's history and culture. the idea of selling off a slice to an american company. they propose to sell a small slice to new zealanders via the local stock market. shery: what is the timeline from here? what happens next? >> really hard to say. it is a real standoff. neither side is showing any inclination to budge. they will commence talks. they will try to find a solution. it could take weeks or months. haidi: bloomberg wellington bureau chief ted we ought -- bureau chief. we are waiting for aussie gdp. the rba leaving the door just a jar for the tech -- for the potential of qe. we are also awaiting an update when it comes to new virus cases in victoria. the 7-day lockdown is largely expected to be extended for further days. that is just about it for daybreak australia. daybreak: asia's next pair the countdown to the start of trading in major markets. this is bloomberg. ♪ (announcer) back pain hurts, and it's frustrating. you can spend thousands on drugs, doctors, devices, and mattresses, and still not get re

she told us morals selection was divided opinion a survey helped by a new zealand news platform asking the public should trans women. athletes compete in the same category of this women had almost 10000 people voting. know, and almost 900 respondents saying yes. so people are aware that our ideas around gender are changing, but they see the need to have a more extensive global research around transgender women. competing at both the community level and elite level in women's sport. meanwhile, the news, the government thinks the question of which athletes were allowed to compete. and what classes in the lead sport was best left to international federations. although the fundamental premise for them is everybody should have the right to participate . and that's where we should start the conversation here in new zealand. chris paramita. what do you do when you feel hungry in the middle of the night? well, hopefully not what this tie elephant did who try cause serious savage, after crashing through a woman's kitchen, was in southern time and was in district mail elephant who lives in the n

up next, we will be joined by a senior associate, max, to talk about economic disparities in new zealand bloomberg. ♪ haidi: a new survey out of new zealand shows inequality rose more rapidly between the mid 80's and the early 2000's and any -- than any other developed country. earning nine times to 10 times as much. our next guest looks at how to renew our systems of democracy and its growing economic disparities. i will bring in a senior associate. great to have you with us. a lot of people looking inward at new zealand, it is such a governance success story. the management of covid, the economy is chugging along well. it is a very progressive government in power. does it surprise many people who talk about seeing the inequality gap? >> it really does and it is one of those classic cases where the reality does not match the image because new zealand used to be a very egalitarian place but in the 1980's, you can say we out thatchered thatcher, we out reaganed reagan. those disparities increased hugely and you now have a country where the wealthiest 10% control 70% of all the wealth and

i think you are right to say that newl you are right to say that new zealand prime minister led the wayt year. the australian government under mr morrison rapidly followed suit for the as a result, the net impact of this country and in new zealand in terms of number of deaths and hospitalisations and the rest of it has been relatively low. but there is a reason that. that is by and large the public health professionals and achievement of the officers have directed the traffic both in new zealand and the australian the six states as part of our federation. where the chief medical officers have basically determined what should happen in terms of lockdowns, border closures and progress. if therefore you have politicians like me, a former politicians like me, a former politician saying that the best time to reopen the border it is on x date, that i think the parts from myself are successful script, which is how medical experts say that the best time to do this is follow circumstances and for the political class to follow the medical advice. political class to follow the medicaladvice. i pol

new zealand were all out for 378.eaving them on 111 for two at the close. olly foster reports. the focus of the test so far has been on two debutants. ollie robinson has taken four wickets for england, but he's also had to deliver a chastening public apology after a series of offensive teenage tweets came to light. devon conway has also been trending on social media — he put the kiwis firmly on top and was now looking to put them out of sight. henry nicholls reached 50, but the fresh pace of mark wood was his undoing. hooked and in the air... and out. and it was robinson who took the catch — that lifted england's spirits, and no doubt his. the partnership broken, new zealand wobbled. robinson can thank zak crawley for one of his wickets — he took a fabulous catch. and taken. they bowled new zealand out for 378, but not before conway brought up his 200. that is sensational from devon conway. his name will be going on the famous lord's honours board. england's reply was unconvincing. dom sibley out for a duck for a fift

new zealand have established _ sensible one. new zealand have established a _ sensible one.stablished a first innings lead on day three of the second test against england at edgbaston. they have been bowled out for 388, 85 ahead. stuart broad claimed four wickets overall. england's second innings is under they have already lost a wicket. rory byrne is going for a duck. they are 13—1. you can follow the women's singles final at the french open on the bbc sport website. all the coverage there for you and you can listen to it as well. they are one set all in paris. how long that came last, you will find out on the bbc sport website. more for you in the next hour. thank you very much. let's get the weather. and increasingly sticky tale for the uk in the next 2a hours. humidity builds during sunday. a warm day than we had on saturday will stop

not enough to catch new zealand and their batsman added to their lead.0llie robinson thought he had kane williamson. no one else did, really. still, he got the captain to check. as it turned out, the kiwi skipper was out. and joe root�*s day finished as it started — with a surprise. patrick gearey, bbc news. after 18 months away, 6,500 fans returned to cardiff city stadium to watch wales' final friendly ahead of euro 2020. but as hywell griffith now reports, they could only manage a goalless draw against albania. told not to travel and follow their team abroad, this may be the closest fans will get to cheering on wales this month. we'll be shouting for them back here, i'm sure they'll hear us. they certainly heard the anthem — 6,500 voices filled the stadium. but wales were never really on song. neco williams the first to find the target after more than 70 minutes. kieffer moore kept the pressure on the visitors. but albania proved to be stubborn, and not particularly friendly, opponents. still, after 19 months without a crowd, they didn't spoil wales's

new zealand have the edge over india at the close on day three of the world test championship final in taking five indian wickets. in tricky conditions, new zealand started their reply steadily with devon conway — the man who made such an impact against england recently — passing his half century. india did manage to dismiss him though just before play ended for the day, leaving the the black caps on 101—2. spain's marc marquez banished 18 months of struggles as he dominated at the sachsenring to win the german motogp. the six—time world champion crashed in the opening race last year and missed 15 races. he started from a season's best fifth on the grid, took the lead on the opening lap and held on to take his first win since the last race of the 2019 season. sarcens will return to the premiership next season after thrashing ealing trailfinders in the championship play—off. the four—time premiership champions were relegated last season as punishment for multiple salary cap breaches. held 10—all at half—time, saracens turned up the power after the break, and all five of the club's briti

on his debut, ollie robinson took two new zealand wickets. sexist historic twitter messages he'd posted as a teenager resurfaced. the day was dominated by a fellow debutant, new zealand's derek conway, who scored a century, helping to take the visitors to 246—3. england, scotland and wales have been in action in international fooball friendlies tonight, in preparation for the european championships in less than two weeks' time. our sports correspondent, katie gornall, was watching the action. excitement is building. soon england will kick off their european championship, but this will not be the team that walks out in 11 days' time. with no chelsea, united or city players available after their european finals, england still looked fluent against austria in the first half. all that was missing was a goal. only a handful of players remain from england's last euros, a turnover driven by the emergence of young talent such as bukayo saka. 19 years old, and taking his chance. but here is a sight fans won't want to see, trent alexander—arnold limpin

and is auckland in new zealand the most "liveable" place in the world to live? al survey seems to suggest it is — we'll find out why. the united states has described a raid by hong kong police on the pro—democracy newspaper, apple daily, as �*politically motivated'. five senior figures from the paper were arrested and are being held under security laws imposed by beijing. they include the editor in chief, ryan law. the newspaper has consistently opposed china's tightening grip on hong kong. the bbc�*s danny vincent is in hong kong. the police came in the early hours of the morning. 500 officers deployed to arrest five media executives, suspected of violating hong kong's new national security law. they surrounded the building. journalists inside continued live streaming the raid on their own paper. mark simon is an adviser tojimmy lai and former executive with apple daily�*s parent company, next media. essentially, it's not up to us any more, it's up to the chinese communist party. they seem to be able to put a man in space but they can't tolerate somebody talking

they bowled new zealand out for 378 but not before conway brought up his 200.y followed, nick and tim southey to the keeper. the match was swinging back to the tourists in england knew it. joe roofs tourists in england knew it. joe root�*s arrival brought calm, panic over. and along side his captain, rory burns picked his shots carefully that made them count. he reached his half—century but preservation is still the key for england approaching the close with three days are still left to play. ollie foster, bbc news. time for a look at the weather — here's ben rich. every evening so far this week we've talked about it being the warmest day of the year so far. monday, first, which was eclipsed by tuesday, then wednesday. but today we have broken that pattern. temperatures fell a little short, 25 the highest temperature we've seen today, and it looks a bit cooler over the next few days. even a bit of rain for some today, that was the scene injersey earlier. some of the rain has pushed across the channel, patchy, showery rain drifting across central southern englan

since 2019 england's cricketers are playing in front of a home crowd, with the first test against new zealandrds. 0ur sports news reporter laura scott is there and joins us now. and a dream england debut for 0llie robinson? yes. i'm actually on the boundary he had at lord's, the sun is shining and the 6500 people here at lords seem very happy to be here. it means the lords is around a quarter are so full. it was a confident start for new zealand's openers, but as you say, the dream debut for bowler 0lly robinson who took the wicket at 423 and meant a lot to robertson. at that point, new zealand pushed on before lunch, heading in for 85 despite the bullying being ramped up —— bowling speed. that is meant to be nosing your trading from fancier, but many do not mind that, they are just happy to be watching international cricket on home soil again. international cricket on home soil auain, , international cricket on home soil aaain. , , ., ., again. just before the ask you to hel out again. just before the ask you to help out on _ again. just before the ask you to help out on the _ again. just be

meanwhile, new zealand are the new world test champions.habh pant comes in. he's a man who always bats as if he's running out of time. eventually, he ran out of luck, too. everything now pointed new zealand's way. their bowlers removed the tail, their supporters removed the tops. india all out, the match stripped down, 139 runs for new zealand to get. india and r ashwin forced a couple of hiccups. but instead of chaos, there was kiwi calm because of kane. together with ross taylor, williamson — new zealand's captain — helped his team to the end of an amazing story. one of test cricket's smallest nations now its first official champion. patrick gearey, bbc news. i think we saw both teams grab momentum at certain points in time, and then to have the sixth day as back—up due to weather and see both teams have a real opportunity of a result made for a fantastic game to be a part of it. and for us, a very proud moment in our history and a proud momentjust as a team, really. four british players remain in qualifying for next week's wimbldeon cham

new zealand have set 273 runs to win.and irish lions squad for their tour of south africa. sinckler will replace ireland's andrew porter, who suffered an injury while playing for leinster on friday. he'lljoin up with the lions following the conclusion of bristol bears' domestic season. the bafta awards ceremony will be broadcast later on bbc one, celebrating the best on—screen talent and tv programmes of 2020. steve mcqueen's five—part series small axe leads the way with six nominations. i may destroy you, normal people and the crown are also in the running. small axe, large bafta hopes. sir steve mcqueen's bbc one series of stand—alone films telling black british stories has the most nominations at today's bafta tv awards. six, including shaun parkes, best actor for the mangrove episode. he is thrilled the show has done so well. what can i say? it puts a smile on my face. but for some reason puts the pressure on as well, i don't really know why, it makes me more nervous. now, if you say you're nervous, that suggests to m

of course, the match here isn't simply new zealand against mature anderson.of a novelty in the stands. remember, this is a test event. how on earth would england dismiss devon conway? well, there, on the west coast of the outfield, a catcher. "oh, what have i done?!" he made 80. as will young batted passed 50, england could recall dropping him when he'd scored just seven. well, don't look back, keep working, keep going, down lawrence dismissing young for 82. never stop believing. joe wilson, bbc news, edgbaston. warrington moved to within a point of the super league's top three teams with a 38—18 over wakefield. salford's wretched start to the season shows no signs of improving as they were thrashed a0 points to four by hull kr, ryan hall scoring the pick of their seven tries. sue barker has been made a cbe in the queen's birthday honours list with director of the women's game at the fa, kelly simmons, made an obe. former england and crystal palace manager roy hodgson has been awarded a cbe. former leeds rhinos player kevin sinfield has been made an obe for s

a survey helped by a new zealand news platform asking the public should trans women athletes compete in the same category? assess women had almost 10000 people voting. know and almost 900 respondents saying yes. so people are aware that our ideas around gender are changing, but they see the need to have a more extensive global research around transgender women competing at both the community level and elite level in women's fort. meanwhile, the news, the government thinks the question of which athletes were allowed to compete, and what classes in the late sport was back left to international federations. although the fundamental premise for them is everybody should have the right to participate. and that's where we should start the conversation here and new zealand . switching gears to formula one and max vers stopping has extended his lead at the top of the driver's championship with a thrilling victory over world champion louis hamilton. the finish was closed, but the message from the weekend was clear. red bull is well place to end an era of mercedes dominance. it was clear at tur

it's official new zealand laurel hubbard, 43 who transition to female and 2012 is heading to the olympics this summer. no transgender athletes have ever done it before. for laurel, there's absolutely no doubt it is a dream come true. when the camera zoom in on her and her team at the olympics, opening ceremony in tokyo, it will be a touching moment for the whole community of transgender athletes. i am grateful and humbled by the kindness and support that has been given to me by so many new zealanders. just before the previous summer games kicked off, the international committee revamped its guideline for male born transgender athletes. they were allowed to compete without 1st having to undergo gender reassignment surgery as long as they provide tests showing cause fester all levels within a set limit for 12 months. 5 years on news of laurel joining, the ranks of the n v t may be joy for some, but it stands out as shockingly unfair to others. we've heard noises in the media that the, i say are going to be revising that transgender inclusion guidelines and possibly even removing the testost

and those cities like new zealand, like all the news, the land that were able to be relatively open within close folders. but at really well in the rankings. looking at the bottom of the rankings, i mean, obviously finding damascus, there is hardly a surprise and then legal since jerry. yeah. any changes that you noticed in that end of the rankings? as you mentioned, very few changes. i mean, basically the, the countries and cities that are at the bottom of all rankings afflicted by conflict and where the stability, the health care system, the education system, a chip faulty disrupted, and not so much regardless of the pandemic, obesity pandemic, to put extra strain on those cities, so in particular that health care schools have gone down during the last year. ok. because obviously we've had the pandemic in the past year and a half. do you think that may be this list this year? is a bit of a blip. if you forgive that expression that maybe next time you do, the rankings will see more european cities and maybe not all, clint, nothing against folk, and don't get me wrong, but maybe know that

that is proved _ australia and new zealand. that is proved to — australia and new zealand.bit behind england. — although she is a little bit behind england, she does tend to lift all research — england, she does tend to lift all research soon, even with cases cornihg — research soon, even with cases cornihg on _ research soon, even with cases coming tip-— research soon, even with cases cominu u. ., , ., , ., coming up. the only thoughts on that, the contrast _ coming up. the only thoughts on that, the contrast between - coming up. the only thoughts on that, the contrast between the i that, the contrast between the different parts of the uk? the thing that struck me _ different parts of the uk? the thing that struck me most _ different parts of the uk? the thing that struck me most by _ different parts of the uk? the thing that struck me most by the - different parts of the uk? the thingj that struck me most by the contrast was that i am not her greatest fan, but nicola sturgeon is much better at communication. the story that england is maybe going to lift all restrictions o

that is what the rest of the world saw in new zealand.ery much a different playing field when it comes to the struggles that the families and a victims -- and they are victims still face. many are still not receiving the mental health support that they so rightfully deserve. there are still many failings from the government perspective here. we have a film that glorifies the actions of a white woman. and don't get me wrong. i don't know any leader around the world that would've responded to a tragedy that had impacted muslims the way that our prime minister did in those days. but to be frank, that is her job. the bar might be really low internationally, i think the prime minister herself, she has distanced herself and said she has no involvement, the reaction has been a total uproar and new zealanders will not stand for this. she has to come out and announce it and say it is distasteful because that is what we need in order to shut down this film. anchor: we often see a tragic event receiving worldwide attention. very little coverage of t