alex norris and tommy sheppard. the prime minister might have had one grilling in the commons already, he faces another this afternoon when some of the most senior backbenchers all quiz him at the liaison committee. now the weather with tomasz schafernaker. it was a very warm day yesterday, temperatures and in their mid—20s for many of us, even a 31 in the south—east of england. the next few days will stay settled, plenty of sunshine around, it just days will stay settled, plenty of sunshine around, itjust won't be that warm. the temperature drop today will be most noticeable across the northern half of the uk, air coming in from the north following a cool front, the afternoon will be some 10 degrees cooler compared to yesterday. it is a lot more cloudy across parts of scotland, north—east of england, but earlier sunshine in the south of the country. this evening will still be quite warm, left over from today. around 25 south fort london, bristol and cardiff. but notice in newcastle and aberdeen, is only around 12 d

norrie also lost three sets to one.ixth straight win to further damage northampton saints' play—off chances. northampton were leading 19—17 with just ten minutes to go before tom 0'flaherty bundled his way over to give the chiefs victory. earlier bristol had a bonus—point win at worcester. leinster will defend their pro14 title in next saturday's final after beating munster 13—3 in the semifinal. it was a scrappy game with just one try scored by leinster‘s ronan kelleher. you can just see the ball being touched down in the bottom right of your screen there. st helens thrashed huddersfield giants to go top of the superleague for the first time this season. giants have been struggling with injuries and they were swept aside as saints ran in nine tries. possibly the pick of them was this one from dominique peyroux. it finished 54 — six to the reigning champions. in the late match warrington beat hull fc 37-12. british rider adam yates has retained the yellow jersey after stage seven of the the tour de france. there was a t

a tie break which norrie lost.ads a—2. there's commentary of norrie's match on 5live sports extra now, following that is dan evans' match against frenchman corentin moutet, that was interrupted by rain overnight at one set all. british rider adam yates has retained the yellow jersey after stage seven of the the tour de france. there was a thrilling sprint finish in lavaur and jumbo—visma rider wout van aert further strengthened his claim as rider of the season so far with a stunning burst to win the stage — his second of the race so far. yates kept up with the leading pack and has an overall lead of three seconds with the race heading into the pyrenees tomorrow lewis hamilton was fastest in second practice at the italian grand prix as mercedes dominated yet again. hamilton was a quarter of a second quicker than team—mate valtteri bottas. hamilton heads into the weekend some a8 points clear of max verstappen in the championship and just two wins away from equalling michael schumacher‘s all—time record of 91 victorie

. >> prosecutor terri norris agreed. who killed dar foley? >> tom foley.lse. >> a year and a half after tom foley's conviction, both sides filed back into the courthouse to once again determine tom's fate. >> circuit court is again in session. >> as before, the state opened its case with the crime scene analysts. >> what is it that you found in the basement? >> on the yellow dunham's bag located inside the bag was three shotgun shells. these are phone records -- >> norris also showed the jury the foleys' home phone records from around the time dar was killed. >> there were no phone calls that either came in or left. >> your wife doesn't show up somewhere, why not call and say, have you left yet? we're waiting for you. >> that's what i would do. >> according to detective carbon, tom didn't bother calling dar at home because he knew dar was already dead. then members of dar's family stepped forward to testify that tom and dar's marriage was troubled and that tom wanted out. >> he told me that his wife is very controlling and that that was wearing on him and

principals catherine norris trend reporting that from stockholm. let's get a reminder of our top stories are from twenty four in a break withh the pastt thehe united arab emirates and bahrain signed deals with israel normalizing ties. president donald trump says more arab states will follow suit. rights groups expressed anger is an appeals court in algeria sentences the journalist college the ready to two years in prison for his coverage of last year's protests. and in the latest sign of his recovery the poison kremlin critic alexei navalny posts a photo on social media saying he's being breathing unaided. time now for a check of the top business news stories at kate moody said hi that kate let us begin in united kingdom because the unemployment rate has edged to its highest level in two years and there are warnings that it could even double but by the end of the year yet nearly seven hundred thousand jobs have been cut since march. despite the government sponsored a furlough program which supported nearly ten million people at its height now the g

and margaret norris joins me now. thanks so much for coming on, margaret.e to accomplish this? >> thank you, pamela, for having me. it's been a community effort. when we were told on thursday march 12th that maryland schools were going home, our immediate first thought was the children would have to eat. and a group of teachers on friday march 13th, we went shopping and we bought what we could buy and we sent home a hundred bags of food. the next week a community center that we work with had a request for more and my principal asked me how long can you do this. i put that question to my social media, and so far the answer has been six months. >> so, how have you been successful in people donating money, and so forth? because you're setting now initially with your teacher salary buying food for all these students. >> yes. donations have come in from the community. they've fallen off. it's getting harder for everybody. we've seen that in our neighborhoods. but the donations are coming in strongly still and i've learned how to shop differently. i shop at resta

norrie also lost three sets to one.ints' play—off chances. northampton were leading 19—17 with just ten minutes to go before tom 0'flaherty bundled his way over to give the chiefs victory. earlier, bristol had a bonus—point win at worcester. leinster will defend their pro14 title in next saturday's final after beating munster 13—3 in the semifinal. it was a scrappy game with just one try scored by leinster‘s ronan kelleher. you can just see the ball being touched down in the bottom right of your screen there. st helens thrashed huddersfield giants to go top of the superleague for the first time this season. giants have been struggling with injuries and they were swept aside, as saints ran in nine tries. possibly the pick of them was this one from dominique peyroux. it finished 54—6 to the reigning champions. in the late match warrington beat hull fc 37-12. british rider adam yates has retained the yellow jersey after stage seven of the the tour de france. there was a thrilling sprint finish in lavaur and jumbo—visma rid

wayside afterjust one match. . .with liam broady following today, leaving british number three cameron norriefly the flag in the men's singles.xxxxjoins me now...q - i'm di maria's former coachjoined me now. we will talk about anti—money festival. of all. no defeat is easy but you think and be able to pick himself up once again from what was a pretty heavy loss? it was one of his past losses in a grand time. putting things into the it was the perfect storm. they play very light and conditions that suit him and andy murray had not played on clay, traditionally unites a lot of training and play quite match is to build up to bat so it was a tough job, not one he would enjoy but i think he still feels he has got unfinished business with that we will keep working and going back to the drawing board and i'm not sure what you take from that because it was pretty happy but he will look to come back stronger. that is a characteristic of great athletes. they do that and vacate the knocks and they come back stronger.m they do that and vacate the knocks and they come back stronger. it was and they come b

meanwhile, the british number three, cameron norrie looked like he was in for a trouble—free eveningst set against daniel elahi galan, winning it 6—4. he was two sets to one up, too, but the colombian came back to win in five and make it into the second round. the 12—time winner and defending champion rafael nadal eased into the second round after beating belarus' egor gerasimov in straight sets. it took him a little over a couple of hours to make it past the world number 83. and the man who's lost the past two finals at roland garros to nadal, dominic thiem, is also into the second round as he beat croatia's marin cilic in straight sets. in the women's draw, sixth seed serena williams has taken the first step in her quest for that record—equalling 24th grand slam title williams, who celebrated her 39th birthday on saturday. she overcame a rusty start to beat fellow american kristie ahn in straight sets. she'll play bulgaria's tsvetana pironkova in the second round. and amyjones helped england to another dominant win over the west indies in the fourth t20, as they won by 44 runs to g

no british singles players in the second round of the grand sampler with the exception of cameron norrieago no one else manage to reach the third run in any of the three grand slams this year. it is been disappointing and each has an individual story to tell of course, ido individual story to tell of course, i do not think you can look at a systematic problem when you analyse one year's grand slam results. johanna konta over performed last year but she has on before the summer year but she has on before the summer in and dan evans has had a good year on the atp tour when they have been possible but is something to make his mark on the grand slams in the way he would've liked to. speaking of mickey's miikka novak djokovic sailing without much, but he had not met he had a fantastic tween 19 wind atp finals at the end of the year. it is not been an easy year as it has not been easier for many. he is hanging in there against the spaniard winning the third set 6-1 but the spaniard winning the third set 6—1 but still trails by two sets to one. this after andre rupe with the russian who beat hi

cameron norrie battles back. to call for more government funding. it comes just three months after his campaign led the government to change its mind over stopping free school meals during the summer holidays during lockdown. he's been speaking exclusively to sally. when we last spoke, did you already know at that point that this wasn't the end? yeah, i think we pretty much knew straightaway that, you know, we'd found a short term solution, but that wasn't going to work in the long run. so we had to think about, you know, how is the best way to do it so that these families can eat long term and not have any issues. and then we wanted to do it in the best way that we could, so we wanted to introduce the correct people into our group and see if using them can can hopefully push it even more. and sally will have more of that exclusive interview with marcus rashford in a few minutes. millions of children in england and wales are preparing to go back to school this week. for many it will be for the first time in six m

that was cath norris-trent there.sions are rising in daily route, where president poroshenko has putut the armrmyn high alert and has close the border with poland and lithuania. tens of thousands have been taken to the streets on a weekly basis in protest of his disputed reelection last month. totoday, the u.n. human rights council meets to discuss the situation. witnessssed thousands of arreststs, hundrededs of reportf torture and other ill-treatatme, including sexual violence, and the repoported tortuture of children. the violelent abduction off peoe in badad daylight t by m masked individuals, preresumably on the basis of theieir peacefully expressed opinions, armed police and security personnelel are beg dedeployed in a n near-sysystemc pattern of unnecessary o excessivive use of force against largely peaceful demonstrarator. well, our correspondent talked about how they tried to stopping.eeting from russia,r respect by china, and venezuela to basically prohibit some of the intervrventions by the u.n. experts and

"france 24's" catherine norris is down at the courthouse. what happened in court on day three? >> hi, laura. it was a much awaited day in court because we have so far been hearing from the men suspected of being an accomplice to the january 20155 attacks, rather than mererely providing logistical supupport. he is accused of beieing the rit hand man of the attacker who held people hostage and killed people in a supermarket on the east of paris as part of those three-day rampage of attacks before being gunned down by police. the man himself denies the charges. he says he is not radicalized. he says one shouldn't kill people, one shouldn't kill innocent people. he condemned the attacks on charlie hebdo and the kosher supermarket saying the only man died in january 2015. so trying to disassociate himself from these charges of being an accomplice. but he is by far the highest profile sususpect. the three men p physically carad out the attack were killed in shootout with the police. one shortcoming of the trial i they were ononly people who ovided logistical support o or accused of p

. >> it grieves me to see clubs in norris city not the way they want to and i totally sympathize with him and the fans, i wish we didn't have to do this now. to get through this to follow the advice but in the meantime my right honorable friend the secretary of state, solutions help the large city and others. >> neil gray. >> sometimes doing the right thing isn't easy but it is essential, doing the right thing to stop the spread of covid-19, good to have a social business and economic -- the uk government moves to ensure a new phase of school security and things so will he do the right thing as a minimum the support available to businesses, in particular self employed or self isolated or extend the furlough scheme, assure it expanded to legacy benefits and made permanent. >> the honorable gentlemen is right that the government will come forward with further measures. i don't think it would be sensible to extend the furlough scheme in its present form beyond the end of october but we will do what we can to support businesses and those in jobs and the self-employed. >> the need for more

it follows more disappointment for this players yesterday with brody and norrie knocked out.ay for the first time since his mistake hitting someone with the ball. essex county cricket club says there trophy celebrations did not meet their values after a muslim player had a beer poured over him at lord's cricket ground following the victory over somerset. the club said they would bring cricket to everybody but further work needs to be done on diversity in society in general. —— novak djokovic. borisjohnson has this morning announced his plans to offer a free, fully funded college course to people without an a level or equivalent qualification from next april. let's listen to some of what he had to say. from next april we will introduce a new funding promise and fund classes for adults equivalent to all teaching skills which are highly in demand. they will let anyone who leave school without a level or equivalent get the qualifications they need when they need them helping people to change jobs and find work in the burgeoning new sectors this country is creating. suppose you wo

no problems connecting with highway one o one norris, or one oh one south and so far traffic's been smooth. we have a trouble spot in union city that cleared. it was 80 at alvarado now so that one's out of the way was blocking one lane you may see a little bit of crowding through union city on the nimitz by the time you reach hayward you're fine continuing to 92 you're fine, it's just a little busy across the span here but no the trouble spots into foster city or send the tale. well let's talk about some football shall we the forty-niners defeated the new york jets on the road in what turned out to be a bittersweet win. it came at the cost of a rash of injuries on offense and defense feel like everybody her down we'll get to the injuries but first let's talk about some highlights on the very first play niners running back where he most earned runs 80 yards into the end zone for a touchdown. >>i was quarterback jimmy g there are 2 touchdowns to tight end jordan reed in the 1st half. the niners beat the jets 3113 says, but now the npbad news and that's the injuries. yeah we have some folks t

you want to say norris races by not being honest in the classroom and not promoting creativity but conformity we should out every day and it's like how long does it take you to ride through these hoods wrap to these projects to realize what they teach a cat a meal which you learn to have to fill those positions not going to work how long do it take you to realize that that your house is on how long do it take the police officers who want to be whistleblowers at the 15 years it took to 15 is to be a bottom of the city police of the realize that the game is dirty. and try to take that long while you stay that's that's the real tragedy. so obviously this is an election year so i have an election question for you a lot of a lot of criticism has come to president trump and i would argue is very much deserved but because they he's not the only racist president we've ever had nor is he the 1st races president america's ever had but in recent years after the civil rights movement post a lot of what we saw in terms of progress president trump and his administration are rolling back or 30 boarding some

british number three cameron norrie faces federico coria of argentina, while kyle edmund will be up againstjokovic. i have a lot of respect for him. he isa i have a lot of respect for him. he is a really hard worker, he puts in a lot of hours on and off the court into perfecting his game, and his results were kind of up—and—down little bit, but i think he does have the game and the potential to be in the game and the potential to be in the top 20, without a doubt. there isa the top 20, without a doubt. there is a full order of play on the bbc sport website and a lot more besides. you can keep on top of that lionel messi story, and we expect things to possibly develop. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. see you in the next hour. in the past hour, the government's announced that coronavirus restrictions which were due to be lifted in parts of greater manchester today will now remain in place. the health secretary, matt hancock, said this was because of a significant change in the level of infection rates in bolton and trafford. he said the decision was taken in collaboration with local leaders. let's sp

their own ways fight the pandemic argentina is prioritizing public health over the economy or balsa norris's the economy is more important and has dismissed the virus is a small flu but the corona virus is all a learning doesn't respect borders in the the spanish or portuguese that you show on the road a 0 what osiris. well much more right here. is the website address. just a quick look at stories making headlines before there's been a major escalation in the conflict between armenia and azerbaijan of the disputed region of nocona karabakh both sides declared martial law and erik using each other of making the 1st move at least 16 people have been killed and many more engineers and territories internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan but it's controlled by armenian forces well in our other headlines that french president ammonia lakhan says lebanon's leaders have betrayed their people by failing to form a government back on vowed to continue his initiative to save lebanon from collapse the prime minister designate a date question on saturday after trying for almost a month to line up

britain's liam broady and cameron norrie will be in action at the french open this afternoon.ter than andy murray, dan evans and johanna konta who all went out on day one yesterday. newly crowned us open champion dominic thiem is making steady progress against marin cilic. the number three seed has taken the first two sets of their match... but cilic is 2—1 up with a break in the third. how about this for a fabulous bit of fielding. it happened in the ipl. the ball is heading for what looks like a huge six. but nicholas pooran has other ideas. let's have a look at the slow motion replay — he dives over the rope, and manages to flick the ball back into play before hitting the groud saving the six. that's the sport for now — i'll have more for you in the next hour. totally ridiculous, isn't it? speaking at the scottish government's coronavirus briefing, the first minister nicola sturgon has outlined updated guidance from the scottish government which sets out what those who are studying higher education can do if they wish to change household. students have been asked to follow

their own ways fight the pandemic argentina is prioritizing public health over the economy or balsa norris's the economy is more important and has dismissed the virus is a small flu but the corona virus is all a learning doesn't respect borders in the the spanish or portuguese than shwe on the road a 01 osiris professional footballers in kenya hoping to be playing again soon the government banned all contact sports as part of coronavirus restrictions 6 months ago the government announcement on what happens next is expected on tuesday as more from the capital nairobi. this. is banned in kenya the government stopped all contact sports including football 6 months ago to prevent the spread of hiv 19 but the kenyan premier league is hoping for government permission to restart next month. called my here football club has won 6 times in the last 7 years and the players are keen to prove themselves again so despite the ban they presumed training some covert prevention measures if you can't play in the fans can count towards you so it has been difficult to. get to because we had to stay. so it really

zone well the flooding in sudan is also threatening sites housing the royal pyramids of morrow and norrie 2 of the country's most important archaeological areas the royal basket more away a bason that fails during the annual flooding of the nile was at risk from unprecedented water levels teams have been working since monday to protect the site from being flooded mero is an ancient city on the east bank of the river nile about 200 kilometers northeast of capital at nori to bury the 7 to 10 meters beneath pyramids had been affected by the rainy season. zimbabwe's government has banned the mining in the game reserves after 2 chinese companies were accused of exploring for coal in the biggest national park who engage in national park in western zimbabwe is home to one of africa's biggest population of elephants along with large prides of lions and herds of buffalo and anti poaching team checking on endangered dry nose reportedly found chinese workers hunting for coal samples they were arrested but later returned with permits for exploratory drilling on monday lawyers launched an urgent appli

meanwhile, the british number three, cameron norrie looks like he was in for a trouble—free evening asian came back to win in five and make it into the second round. the 12th time winner and defending champion, rafael the dog, easing into the second round after beating belarus in straight sets. it took him a little over a couple of hours to make it past the world number 83. the man who has lost the past two finals too rough a on the dull, dominic teen is also into the second round as he beat croatia's chile which in straight sets. in the women's draw, succeed serena williams has ta ken women's draw, succeed serena williams has taken the first step in her quest for that record equalling 24th grand slam title, williams, who celebrated her 39th birthday on saturday overcame a rusty start to beat fellow american, christiane in straight sets. she will play bulgaria in the second round. amyjones helping lynn to another dominant win over the west indies and the 1420 as they won by 44 runs to go 4—0 up. jones made 55 from 37 balls coupled with heather knight's 42 in what was england's most imp

their own ways fight the pandemic argentina is prioritizing public health over the economy or balsa norris's the economy is more important and has dismissed the virus is a small flu but the corona virus is all a learning doesn't respect borders in the the spanish or portuguese that on the road a 01 osiris people in israel have defined a ban on protests to demand prime minister benjamin netanyahu stand down demonstrations are not allowed under coronavirus restrictions but for the 13th week now in a row they've gathered in front of misting aus official residence in western artists is accuse him of corruption and mishandling the pandemic. anti-government protests have taken place in egypt for a 7th straight day at least one person has been killed in the rallies against corruption a deteriorating economy or living conditions and the demolition of neighborhoods in a notable change from past demonstrations these protests are happening in smaller cities like. and solidarity protests have also been held in italy and the netherlands people gather in milan and the hague calling on president abdel fatt

liam broady and cameron norrie are britain's last hopes in the men's singles, after andy murray's heavyopen 100 new stores over the next two years, as its annual report showed a big jump in annual profits. its results predate the pandemic, though, which hasn't been easy for the discounters, who don't sell food online. now aldi's dipping its toe into the fastest—growing part of the grocery market, as our business correspondent emma simpson reports. you don't usually see this in a aldi, staff picking in an aldi, staff picking you don't usually see this in an aldi, staff picking groceries ordered online. a small trial for now. is this a glimpse of the future? the discounters have missed out on the boom in online grocery sales and aldi's now having a go. the first customers in loughborough like it. we've been waiting for it. really glad that aldi have had a go at it. i haven't been out since the 23rd of march, it's the first time i've been to a supermarket since. for more than a decade, aldi and lidl have been the disruptors, stealing customers and growing sales. but the pandemic has been d

cameron norrie, had also lost earlier in the day.ers slowing down, to try to find a slipstream behind other cars. hamilton was a quarter of a second quicker, than team—mate valtteri bottas in second practice. but monza's long straights, tempt drivers into seeking an advantage, by getting a virtual tow, from the car in front and hamilton says it's going to be hard work. let's return to football now — and today, the women's super league is back, after a long wait — last season ended early because of the coronavirus pandemic, with chelsea awarded the title. and we can look forward, to seeing some stellar signings in action, including world cup winners — and the most expensive female footballer, joining the champions. rhia chohan reports. this they are off the mark. after six months and 13 days the fa women's super league is back and it looks to be one of the most exciting and competitive season is yet because the pandemic did not seem to affect the transfers. if you thought chelsea met business last season, then there are fresh signing

doctor zoe norris giving us very much. doctor zoe norris giving usa very much. of you contacted us yesterday and today with issues about finding a test. send us in your thoughts if you would like to on the, particularly. it's a condition that affects one in every 1000 babies — hip dysplasia can lead to problems like dislocation and early on—set arthritis. but many of these problems are preventable if it is spotted early. now, gps are concerned that many newborns are going undiagnosed because of the delay in physical check—ups during the pandemic. ellie costello has this report. this is amy. she was born in may and due to lockdown restrictions her six—week checkup was delayed to 12 weeks. she has since been diagnosed with a severe form of hip dysplasia and will need surgery. the news came asa and will need surgery. the news came as a shock. we had a late loss in between my first child and me which hit us hard, i think so she is very precious, a bit of a diva. and i think for any parent it is quite concerning to see them go through surgery. it is not something tha

. >> norrie oelkers: and we had children coming in for screening with brown bags over their head.llowed to leave their house unless they have a bag on their heads. >> kathy majette: some children don't live, because they have problems with eating, and drinking, and die of malnutrition. >> mel: and they see us as their last resort. >> dr. jill gora: every child deserves a fair chance at life, >> peggy stillman: it may only take an hour to do something that will change their lives forever. >> noreen kessler: and you just see a whole new person, a whole new beginning. it's almost like they're reborn. i can't think of another word but phenomenal.

fox already down 17 to 7 in brady throws a pick-six that's john norris jenkins is going the other way brady had 2 picks on the day he wasn't great, but it's still early they spoil tom brady's debut. the saints win the division matchup 34 to 23. all right folks that wraps up sports night live at 8 the news at 9 starts at the top of the hour, but we'll have more

>>norrie about a choice. i'd say neither i don't want either want to be able to sleep at night and be able to breathe fresh air but just like john mentioned it is forecast we've been seeing pockets of that air across the east bay is specifically here in pleasant hill, it's not that great today and there's actually ash floating through the air it's all over my equipment is i've been out here for the past few minutes but we're going to show you that air quality map right now this is from purple air dot com and you csee the orange and yellow all across the east bay here in areas of our end and wanted creek and several other cities, the air quality index here in pleasant hill right now is in the mid 90's which t especially for people who are exposed for 24 hours or more and if you are especialand you have respiratory issues or asthma is can be really problematic. now we heard from or east bay are bay area air quality management district meteorologist, he breaks down the any talks a little bit about the bad air qu

time the city's driver transfer bus was there he was quickest in friday practice mclaren's landon norris well he had a shorter than expected day after that crash and did his time on the train. all right more sport from a bit later on but that is it finale of the many thanks indeed time for us to pass the baton on to our colleagues at londonderry of the magazine here to update you in just about woods i'll see you again thanks for watching by for that. corruption it is that invisible behind a wall of silence. against corruption corruption is not something to be tolerated that. is on the african. country his easy meal and let's destroy this wall. came 2020 the free space award encourages the heroes who are fighting against corruption this helps our communities to save the resources that we need in order to address the burning problems that affect us all. shine a light on your anti corruption here and. nominate now. if you have to choose between your site and feeding your family what do you do and it happens because we don't keep ourselves healthy when us son could face death from a dog figh

zone where the flooding in sudan is also threatening sites housing the royal pyramids of morrow and norrie 2 of the country's most important archaeological areas the royal baths at the marrow a but basin that fails during the annual flooding of the nile was at risk from unprecedented water levels teams have been working since monday to protect the site from being flooded mero is an ancient city on the east bank of the river nile about 200 kilometers northeast of khartoum and at nori tombs buried 7 to 10 meters beneath the pyramids had been affected by the rainy season a british iranian aid worker jailed for allegedly spying in iran faces new charges after being summoned by an iranian court as a means of garri ratcliffe was arrested in april 2016 at an airport in tehran as she headed back to the u.k. she was sentenced to 5 years in jail for allegedly trying to overthrow iran's clerical establishment so gary radcliffe's husband blames his wife's ordeal on britain's refusal to pay a 530000000 dollar debt to iran over the canceled sale of chieftain tanks which were not delivered after the $979

cameron norrie the latest to crash out in paris, he looked like he was in for a trouble—free evening, he was appearing in the main draw at roland garros for the first time, but went down in four sets. heather watson is the only brit remaining in the singles, she plays later today. there were also victories for rafael nadal and serena williams. more british players in the doubles, jamie murray included in that. amyjones helped england to another dominant win over the west indies in the fourth t2o as they won by 44 runs to go 4—0 up. jones made 55 from 37 balls, coupled with heather knight's 42 — in what was england's most impressive performance with the bat so far, 19 fours and five sixes. the final match takes place on wednesday in derby. that is all your sport news from a glorious prenton park. back to you, victoria. thank you very much, sally. the health service in england is dealing with a surge of coronavirus cases, while tackling a "huge backlog" of people needing care, with exhausted staff. that's according to the nhs confederation, which represents trusts and other health care

driver valtteri bottas for his cricket and quickest in friday's practice sessions for claire and lana norris had a shorter than expected day after this crash and it is time on the track. ok and that is all your sport for now peter back to you thanks for that see you soon is about 15 feet away can't wait. for your 13 g. from everyone on the team thanks for watching i'll see you very very soon. in response to global warming germany is gradually shutting down its coal industry but is it happening fast enough we don't have any time to waste anymore we can't wait so we're taking direct action to call for the immediate phase out of culture as climate change activists challenge communities reliant on the industry for jobs people in power who will win the cold war on al-jazeera. each country has tackled the crisis in its own way some like peru and argentina with strict early lockdowns others like brazil emphasizing the economy over health brazil has just registered 120000 deaths from the virus 2nd in the world only to the united states is that we don't work in days that we don't. and don't have enou

we're going to start in new york where britain's cameron norrie admits he was lucky to make it past thet win of his career winning in a match that took almost four hours. i could have easily snapped at missing that many returns, especially against a guy with not a huge serve, so i think my attitude won it for me today and my legs got me through it and i'm obviously happy with how i played and to get the win, but yes, sometimes you have got to win ugly i think. kyle edmund also had to come from behind, to beat alexander bublik in four sets but it's going to be much tougher in the next round as he plays the world number one novak djokovic. women's top seed karolina pliskova and naomi osaka are through, but the american teenager coco gauff has been knocked out in round one of a grand slam for the first time in her short career so far, as she lost to anastasija sevastova. it's another big day for the brits today, withjo konta and heather watson meeting in the opening round. andy murray also begins his first grand slam since last year's australian open and the hip operation that saved his ca

kyle edmund and cameron norrie, the others who play today. battle, but konta — who‘s the ninth seed — won the second 6—1. and serena williams‘s quest for a record—equalling 24th grand slam singles title got under way with a straight sets victory over fellow american kristie ahn. you can see all the results on the bbc sport website. well if andy murray‘s comeback wasn‘t enough dramatic sport for you last night, at old trafford there was a gripping finale to england‘s twenty20 series with pakistan. the tourists set an imposing target of 191. mohammad hafeez here top scored with 86 while teenage debutant haider ali added 51. england though looked to be chasing well with moeen ali putting on a brilliant batting display. but they needed six off the final ball and couldn‘t do it, falling just short. meaning the series ends in a 1—1 draw. and finally, it‘s the international break as the home nations prepare for matches across europe. it‘s also the first time some players will get that first call up to play for their country. wolves captain conor coa

britain‘s liam broady and cameron norrie will be in action at the french open later.current form, it would constitute an extremely serious violation of protocol and of international law. our reality check correspondent chris morrisjoins me now. i know your impressed by my pronunciation, but for a little more about what he was saying. the important thing he said is that pretty much no matter what happens about the dispute about the internal market bill, talks will continue. if you remember, the european commission gave the uk a deadline at the end of this month, so wednesday of this week, to withdraw the controversial parts of the internal market bill, which contradict the northern ireland protocol in the brexit withdrawal agreement. the european minister is saying they reserve the rights to take legal remedies of those parts of the bill aren‘t removed but talks will continue nonetheless. we maintain that the bill, if adopted in its current form would constitute an extremely serious violation of the protocol as an essential part of the withdrawal agreement and of inter

cameron norrie is on court soon at the us open this afternoon.nner is the man who beat andy murray — canada's felix auger—aliassime. the former england fast bowler graham 0nions has retired from professional cricket. he started his career at durham, becoming their all—time leading wicket—taker in 1a seasons there, before spending the last two years at lancashire. he was capped nine times at test level and he was a regular in the limited overs squad. 0nions, who's 37, has been advised to stop playing on medical grounds after suffering a back injury last month. england's cricketers are back in the bio bubble for their next series. they face australia this evening in the first of three t20's at southampton's ageas bowl. expect fireworks with jofra archer back in england's squad for what would be his first white ball international since last year's triumphant world cup final. when you have somebody who can bowl fast, it is great entertainment for the viewer, so hopefully it provides that. given the circumstances, people can't be at the ground watchin

kyle edmund and cameron norrie the others who play today.s the ninth seed, won the second 6—1. and serena williams's quest for a record—equalling 24th grand slam singles title got underway with a straight sets victory over fellow american kristie ahn. you can see all the results on the bbc sport website. well, if andy murray's comeback wasn't enough dramatic sport for you last night, at old trafford there was a gripping finale to england's twenty20 series with pakistan. the tourists set an imposing target of 191. mohammad hafeez here top scored with 86 while teenage debutant haider ali added 51. england though looked to be chasing well with moeen ali putting on a brilliant batting display. but they needed six off the final ball and couldn't do it, falling just short, meaning the series ends in a 1—1 draw. obviously very disappointed. i mean, do not get us over the line, disappointed with that. it doesn't feel the same when you don't win. but, you know, it was nice to come off today after a while and it was just more of a mindset thing. so pl

cameron norrie the latest to crash out in paris, he looked like he was in for a trouble—free eveningt roland—garros for the first time, but went down in four sets. heather watson is the only brit remaining, she plays later today. there were also victories for rafael nadal and serena williams. now, in the cricket. amyjones helped england to another dominant win over the west indies in the fourth t20 as they won by 44 runs to go 4—0 up. a really dominant performance from them. jones made 55 from 37 balls, coupled with heather knight's 42 — in what was england's most impressive performance with the bat so far, 19 fours and five sixes. the final match takes place tomorrow in derby. so, that is just about it from me here at prenton park. dan, i heard you talking about that little incident between rory kee and the liverpool boss, juergen klopp. a moment of fantastic passive—aggressive commentary, wasn't it? there was a real moment there. never mind. rory won't bear a grudge, will he? not for too long. but i thinkjuergen klopp heard the word sloppy and rory said it wasn't brilliant. juergen

we can talk much for that. now to the shadow health minister alex norris. is that the main problem? weeks it seems real chaos around communications. it is a problem for the prime minister to not be able to explain restrictions that are coming on that day. i would think it is wrong to talk about gotcha moments. iwould have think it is wrong to talk about gotcha moments. i would have some sympathy if the prime ministers struggled to differentiate between some of the rules that were put in place many weeks or months ago, but to not get this right isjust shown the government has lost control of this virus, they have lost control of communications, and as a result people are getting really frustrated. borisjohnson people are getting really frustrated. boris johnson standing up frustrated. boris johnson standing up and getting questions that might be challenging, i think that is wrong. there is a lot of criticism of him for that. what about personal responsibility here? if you're in the north—east and north—west, you're going to look to what the restrictions are that affect you, there is

second practice was suspended twice — first after lando norris crashed his mclaren and then when racingational trade secretary, liz truss, says it‘s an historic moment. i‘m joined by sir david warren, former british ambassador to japan. do you agree with the assessment that it‘s a historic moment? do you agree with the assessment that it's a historic moment? it's good that we secured the trade deal with japan, it‘s a very important trading partnerfor this with japan, it‘s a very important trading partner for this country, the third largest economy in the world, it‘s been an important export market for britain for decades and it‘s very important source of inward and this trade deal, which is your correspondence said, draws heavily on the eu japan trade deal, which we we re on the eu japan trade deal, which we were pa rt of on the eu japan trade deal, which we were part of untiljanuary, will be important continuity for trade and investment flows between our two countries. how important is it the japan? it's important forjapan in terms of japanese companies who have invested in the uk who

can't work from home and they deserve to be treated with respect, which is why we are backing alex norris'sen we looked to carry out the role we need to do around age—related sale. to ask for age if we were selling certain products. that would often trigger violence. that is shop workers being required by government to carry out a public service. so we think it is right and proper they should get the same protection that other public servants get and that is why we have all written, 23 of us who represent, you know, 1.25 million shop workers across the uk to ask the prime minister to throw his support behind the bill and give them the protection they rightly deserve. michelle, we hear about bills going through parliament, but does that give you the confidence that things will actually change, literally, give you the confidence that things willactually change, literally, on shop for. will that make a difference? i hope so. i am hoping that people realise that this bill is very serious and that we are in a job like anybody else. we are not second—class just because we are shop workers should

and british hopes rest with cameron norries and dan evans at the us open.ts for andy murray and jo konta. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm gavin ramjaun let's head to the big news from the world of football. and it was the transfer that had everyone excited. lionel messi, the world's best player, in a potential move from barcelona — to rejoin his former boss pep guardiola at manchester city. today, messi confirmed that it's not to be. and that he's staying at the spanish side for another after struggling to come to an agreement over the end of his contract. it's a move that's disappointed many, including messi himself judging from a interview released not long ago. our sports correspondent andy swissjoins me now. messi just couldn't bring himself to take barcelona to court. he doesn't want a legal battle with his own cloud. it was ten days ago if he announced that he wanted to leave barcelona. he said there was a clause in this contract and said he could leave for free, however the cloud said that because it had been prolonged by coronavirus, that expire