we'll be live at old trafford shortly.ead tonight, we'll look ahead to tonight's europa league final. and the mastermind behind british rowing's success. but why isjurgen grobler leaving his job a year out from the next olympics? he isa he is a leader, a legend and somebody that you i’ow row for. good evening. blustery conditions in southampton as well today on day! of the third test. zak crawley, gnome he is smiling, handling those conditions better than anyone, i7! handling those conditions better than anyone, 17! not out. —— no wonder he is smiling. he has set the platform for what england hope will be a series—clinching victory against pakistan, in what is the last test of the summer. let's get the latest from southampton. henry moeran is there. as far as performances go, it was hugely impressive from zak crawley and he really has made the platform for england, hasn't he come in this test match? he really has. and considering the position he found himself in with wickets falling at the other end and real pressure being

only once has a side scored more to win a test at old trafford.nting process made all the more so when rory burns was sent on his way. there was plenty to say, but england needed actions, not words. ben stokes has so actions, not words. ben stokes has so often helped england out of trouble before. could you give them a hand here? replays show the faintest brush of his glove. not the hand that england needed, but the touch of brilliance came from chris woa kes. touch of brilliance came from chris woakes. alongside just touch of brilliance came from chris woa kes. alongside just butler, touch of brilliance came from chris woakes. alongsidejust butler, the pair put england back on course, both carrying plus 50. a century partnership that looked to have won it. but when butlerfell for 75, the tension was unbearable. with just four more needed, stuart broad went for the big finish. it was the end for the big finish. it was the end for him. instead, it was the magnificent chris woa kes for him. instead, it was the magnificent chris woakes with the winni

let's cross straight to old trafford and speak to our reporter henry moeran.d on a day when pakistan looked like they had it, didn't they? just butler and chris woa kes ca m e didn't they? just butler and chris woa kes came together when didn't they? just butler and chris woakes came together when england was in all sorts of bother. the partnership with 139 runs both ended up partnership with 139 runs both ended up scoring half centuries. they had done enough. he had got england to that position where they could get over the line, and it is a remarkable victory. we use all these bits of technology now to work out where teams are in match situations and what likelihood there is of victory. that famous wing predictor having them at 9%. somehow, they have got that up to 100%. they have w011 have got that up to 100%. they have won that game of cricket. a huge relief to england. in recent times, they have lost the opening game of they have lost the opening game of the series. it looked like that trend was going to continue, but thanks to chris woakes and just butle

england beat pakistan by five wickets in the second 2020 international at old trafford.ghest run chase by any side against pakistan in the short format. alex gulragani reports. after 20 years away, live cricket was back on bbc television — time to look your best. pakistan certainly did, the tourists at home on the old trafford wicket, and finding the boundary with relative ease. half centuries from barbara amir and mohammad hafeez had them marching ahead to set england a target of 196. a big chase needed a quick start and england got it. england got it. pakistan introduced shadab khan, and he introduced wickets. bairstow was out, and with the next ball, banton followed suit. pakistani celebrations were halted by eoin morgan. the england captain keeping them in the game with his own half—century. there was a brief wobble is three wickets fell, but england were guided home in the final over by david milan. all the drama you need for your sunday afternoon. we are delighted. i think at the halfway stage we probably thought there was a lot of runs to chase on this ground with

it wouldn't be an old trafford test match without a cameo from the rain.t against pakistan has been interrupted by the weather a couple of times today. in between the showers, pakistan took control, adding steady runs while england's bowlers struggled to find a way through. pakistan finished on 139—2. our cricket reporter henry moeran is there for us — i understand that bad lie stopped play for the day, frustrating in itself but all in all, it's been a frustrating day for england. itself but all in all, it's been a frustrating day for englandm itself but all in all, it's been a frustrating day for england. it has. it's one of the things we've expected in the last couple weeks as tests in old trafford, so many sessions and days interrupted by the weather. 139—2, pakistan stopped winning the toss, electing to have a bat first. jofra archer made the first breakthrough committee butte for delivery to get through his defensive... chris woakes got that all—important defensive... chris woakes got that all—importa nt wicket of defensive... chris woakes got that al

we'll have the latest from old trafford.eight years but well worth the wait — a maximum break of 147 and a slice of world championship history forjohn higgins. yes, welcome along. that news in the last half hour. the london marathon will not take place this year, replaced instead with a race for elite runners only on the 4th of october. already moved from april, the safe staging of a mass participation event in the current pandemic proving a step too far for the organisers, which will affect the thosuands of funrunners due to take part and the huge number of charities who rely on the much—needed money raised. joe lynskey is with me. joe, good evening to you, and a huge disappointment, understandably, for all those involved. john, every year, the elite athletes go for the records and the headlines at the london marathon, but this is a race about far more than just winning. this year, we won't see the masses of runners in fancy dress on the mall, and instead we'll get an eventjust for a handful of the best runners in a loop ci

henry morean is at old trafford.we will come onto the bowlers ina minute, henry, we will come onto the bowlers in a minute, but disappoint with batting today? no question about it. and when‘s batting just hasn't been good enough in this test match. i/2—century, from ollie pope, in the top four, the highest score was just 14 top four, the highest score was just 111 runs. that's just couldn't —— not good enough and home test match, england have had three test warming up england have had three test warming upfor england have had three test warming up for this to be like against the west indies over the last few weeks. it's a huge disappointment from the top border in particular and only the hitting of ali pope, a few lusty blows, gave them anything like a total that they can feel in the game with. so a huge frustration for being the's went to become although they are facing an excellent bowling attack, they would be expected to do better. it was useful, wasn't it, henry, and wasn't long before he was back out and had to

old trafford once again eerily empty as their batsmen emerge.pty as their batsmen emerge. fortheir part, england had included ben stokes, to fight him being on pets of all —— despite him being on pets of all —— despite him being unfixable. —— unfit to bowl. the visitors rode their luck. for england, i was turning into one of those mornings, the hopes of an early breakthrough just agonisingly out of reach. with the floodlights on at the rain clouds circling, they finally struck. a beauty from jofra archer. sixpence for themmy expedia star as pakistan's progress took a heavy knock. the pakistan captain gone for not. suddenly england's sales were up. pakistan's premier back nearly went first ball. the past 50 before lunch, but england will head into it with a spring in their step. let's go live to old trafford and our cricket reporter henry moeran. and henry, england came into this series off the back of that win over the west indies, but pakistan will provide a very different challenge over these three tests? this is going to be quite a different

the poster at old trafford.ity, but for one student, her dream is a step closer, thanks to the kindness of a very special stranger. vitoria mario, who's 18 and from london, set up an online fundraising page to help pay for college accomodation and living costs. and guess who decided to chip in — none other than the us pop star taylor swift. here's david sillito. i couldn't believe it. ifeel like even now, i am still processing it. ijust even now, i am still processing it. i just can't believe even now, i am still processing it. ijust can't believe it. it began with this text message. 18—year—old vitoria mario was in church and a friend wanted to let her know there had been a donation to her university gofundme page. from taylor swift. 24 hours later, it is still rather difficult to process.” was overwhelmed, i was happy, of course, very happy. iwas was overwhelmed, i was happy, of course, very happy. i was very grateful. i wanted to hug taylor swift, igas! iwant grateful. i wanted to hug taylor swift, igas! i wa

clouds over old trafford, but england's forecast seemed far gloomier.were soon posing problems. 0llie pope's stumps, still intact, but onlyjust. so much was resting on his young shoulders. amid the clatter of england wickets yesterday, pope had stood tall, and he soon had his reward, reaching his half—century — how his team needed him. but pakistan have an even more exciting talent, 17—year—old naseem shah, and he so nearly made the breakthrough. commentator: edged — has it carried? no. jos buttler edging it, but it bounced just in front of the fielder. close, though, and he knew it. england, though, were fighting hard, and after a torrid first hour, the runs started to flow. while pope was there, hope was there. so, this was the last thing they needed. oh, what a delivery! pakistan's teen sensation had done it. naseem shah, the star, and pope was gone for 62. the youngster‘s raw pace was soon once again plain to see. chris woakes, thankfully unhurt, but in need of a new helmet. then, would you believe it, rain stopped play. heatwave, what heatwave? the

pakistan certainly did, the tourists at home on the old trafford wicket, and finding the boundary withing ahead to set england a target of 196. a big chase needed a quick start, and england got it. pakistan introduced shadab khan, and he introduced wickets. bairstow out, and with the next ball, banton followed suit. pakistani celebrations were halted by eoin morgan. the england captain keeping them in the game with his own half—century. there was a brief wobble as three wickets fell, but england were guided home in the final over by dawid malan. all the drama you need for your sunday afternoon. celtic are up to third in the scottish premiership, after beating bottom side motherwell to move six points behind leaders rangers with two games in hand. in the day's other match, aberdeen beat second—placed hibernian. lyon's domination of women's european football continued with a fifth successive champions league title. they beat bundesliga winners wolfsburg 3—1 in the final in spain. lyon featured three england players, including defender lucy bronze, who's now won three european titles with

, so tomorrow looks to bea in old trafford, so tomorrow looks to be a dry day, some occasional sunny'll cloud things over western parts of the uk gradually during the and it could well show some patchy rain arriving in parts of northern ireland before the day is done. elsewhere, you start with sunshine, cloud will build, but most will stay dry. this is bbc world news, the headlines: chadwick boseman, the star of the groundbreaking super—hero movie black panther, dies of colon cancer — he was a3. the fact that he chose those iconic, historical black characters and icons in history, it's testament to the kind of roles that he wanted to take and what path he was creating, or leaving behind for people coming in his wake. new advice for schools in england on what to do if there's a covid outbreak in their local area. teachers say it should have been published much earlier. several european countries are re—imposing travel restrictions and increasing safety measures, as they try to tackle a surge in new coronavirus infections. police in sydney begin patrolling beaches to enforce coronaviru

these live pictures from old trafford. start. this player was eventually dismissed after a good plan. it has been rashid who has been making key breakthroughs. as we know, the second of this, the three matches, the first one as we know was abandoned as a result of bad weather. 0ne abandoned as a result of bad weather. one more to come on tuesday. not often we see cricket live on the bbc, is it? this one live on the bbc, is it? this one live on the bbc, is it? this one live on bbc one this afternoon. james anderson in the box after his record—breaking performance against pakistan in the test series. as we can see, the two wickets and pakistan 119—2. la liga has has sided with barcelona in their ongoing contract dispute with lionel messi — who did not arrive for his scheduled covid—19 test this morning. without passing a test, he‘ll be unable to join his team mates for training, with the new season less than two weeks away. there‘s growing speculation the player, who‘s spent his whole career with the spanish club, is keen to

real frustration here at old trafford.here is not the pressures of supporters... perhaps pushing the desire to get going. i think we have had an announcement, i will check what we have got, and indeed — 5:45 p:m.. will check what we have got, and indeed - 5:45 p:m.. it is a bit frustrating, we can see dissension coming up but it takes a long to get going again. once they do get going again, though, henry, what do you think england need to do? is it a case of mixing of that bowling attack or just case of mixing of that bowling attack orjust a case of pakistan proving a much sterner test than the west indies did in the previous series —— series coachella i think that is the case. -- i think that is the case. in that have this four prong bowling attack, james anderson, stuart broad, jofra archer and chris woa kes. i stuart broad, jofra archer and chris woakes. i do not think that england have had this type of bowling attack in decades. if pakistan can better to the close with this partnership intact, no doubt about it — the t

just before we go, pakistan finished the first test at old trafford at 139—2, england desperate to makertsday. thanks for watching. —— all from us on sportsday. good evening. you're watching bbc news. the mayor of luton has stepped down from his role today after breaking coronavirus guidelines to attend a large garden gathering. councillor tahir malik said he regretted his actions and believed it was in the town's best interests for him to resign. he was forced to apologise last month after he was pictured with two other councillors at an outdoor party with his mask hanging below his face. bbc look east's reporter sam read has been following the story, and we can speak to him now. sam, just tell us a bit more about just what happened. this was a party, but it was all about the context where it was happening, because luton had the highest rates of coronavirus in southern england at the time, when pools, swimming pools could open at that time, they could not. this film emerges which shows three labour councillors from luton council, at a gathering, bridging those rules. at the time, all o

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let's talk to our sports correspondent olly foster, who is at old trafford for us tonight. bring us up to date with the latest on all this. good evening. the world's most expensive defender is spending a second night in a greek police cell. the club this morning confirming that their captain was fully cooperating with the greek authorities. we know that harry maguire and two other british men we re maguire and two other british men were arrested at around midnight last night after an incident on the greek island of mykonos. the greek police said they were called out to an altercation between two groups. they had to break up a fight and it was then that three men rounded, they claim, on one of their officers, verbally abusing and assaulting him. the three men were then escorted to a local police station. it is then that police claimed that upon arrival, they strongly resisted, pushing and hitting three police officers and one of the detainees tried to offer money to avoid any further action. the police then opened a file on this case. it includes accusations of violence agai

henry moeran joins us from old trafford.s on the performance now ofjos butler who is at the crease. yes, his overnight partner, 0llie pope, the party for 62. that was the only wicket fell and the morning sessions. i think england will be satisfied with their performance. jos butler has been outstanding, he isa jos butler has been outstanding, he is a player who can crash the ball to the boundaries. this inning has been about hanging around, making sure he is there. a difficult performance behind the stumps but he has batted brilliantly. england need is partnership to keep going just so they can perhaps rain and a few of those runs and ensure the first innings deficit is not as big as it could be. england just innings deficit is not as big as it could be. englandjust clinging on. we know the ultimate ambition is for england to become the number one test side in world cricket. they beat the west indies. have pakistan prove they are a step up and england are perhaps not quite where they wa nt to are perhaps not quite where they

england have lost three wickets after lunch, at old trafford, as the momentum tips towards pakistan on test. they're chasing 277 to win, with opener rory burns falling first in their second innings. out lbw, with a few words exchanged with the visiting side. england were 55—1 at lunch. then lost dom sibley, and captain joe root followed soon after. pakistan charging through england's order after lunch, ben stokes the latest to go. out for 9, to yasir shah, after initially being given not—out here. yasir with his second of the day. 116-a. a reminder coverage and commentary is on five live sports extra and the bbc sport website, where there's also in—play video highlights. on bbc two at seven o'clock tonight you can also catch highlights of the day's play. valtteri bottas will start tomorrow's formula one 70th anniversary grand prix at silverstone from pole. the fin celebrated signing a new contract for mercedes this week by beating his team mate lewis hamilton byjust six hundredths of a second.

team trying to return to their former glory so it is yet to win a trophy since taking over at old trafford united lead 5 no going into the 2nd leg of their last 16 tie with a of austria on wednesday the final stages of the season's competition being played in germany of a single legs because of the coronavirus pandemic. for me personally when i won my 1st trophy as a player it made me more hungry because you use all the highs of it so how much it meant for everyone and as a coach i wondered if i won the league 1st time with mold in that was the 1st time for the club in 100 year history and since then we've won it 4 times in about 8 or 9 years so it was a big change for the club for me for this team as well i think if we can get our hands on the trophy it's a big big step forward elsewhere if he copenhagen are looking to overturn a 10 deficit against turkish champions. here a shock to the nats to win up against going into and how tough it did not get to play a 1st leg because of the coronavirus so their match will be a single leg fixture. after england in the west indies completed a success

pakistan certainly did, the tourists at home on the old trafford wicket, and finding the boundary withnton followed burstow was out, and with the next ball, banton followed suit. pakistani celebrations were halted by eoin morgan. the england captain keeping them in the game with his own half—century. there was a brief wobble is three wickets fell, but england were guided home in the final over by david milan. all the drama you need for your sunday afternoon. rugby union‘s punishing schedule after the re—start is making for some extreme results. today, leaders exeter absolutely pummelled an understrength worcester 59 points to seven, including two hat—tricks, in their nine—try haul. in the race for the top four, harlequins kept alive their hopes of reaching the play—offs with a bonus point win over northampton. and in the late game, gloucester beat leicester. britain‘s adam yates just missed—out on taking the leader‘s yellow jersey on day two of the tour de france... he was in contention right until the sprint finish in nice — but finished third behind julian alaphilippe — who‘s four se

to old trafford next, and problems for england in the first test against pakistan, who are on top following roofs the furled brow said it all. joe root‘s side began the day in desperate need of wickets and a first and found some. will, that cheered him up. pakistan's star batsman barbara babar azam gone babarazam gone in babar azam gone in the first over. the bar from stuart babar azam gone in the first over. the barfrom stuart broad, the cut ben

he was injured during training for the three—match series, which starts at old trafford tomorrow.set—up during his rehabilitation programme. i'll have more for you in the next hour. no new coronavirus deaths have been reported in scotland in the last 2a hours, the first minister nicola sturgeon has said. speaking during the scottish government's daily briefing, the first minister said 20,056 people have tested positive for the virus, up by 68 from the day before. ms sturgeon also gave an update on the outbreak in cases in aberdeen. let me start with the update on the statistics around covid—i9. an additional 68 positive cases were confirmed yesterday, but that represents just 0.a% of the people who were newly tested yesterday, and it takes the total number of cases now to 20,056. a full health board breakdown will be available as usual later, but the provisional information that i have is that 15 of the 68 new cases are in tayside, where we are dealing with a cluster involving the two sisters food processing plant. 21 are in greater glasgow and clyde, eight in lanarkshire and nine

pakistan are 104-2. from old trafford. pakistan are 104—2. for the first time since the start of lockdown tonight. manchester united play the austrian side lask in the second leg of their last—16 tie in the europa league. united are 5—0 up from the away leg, and are already guaranteed champions league football next season. nevertheless the manager wants this season to end with a trophy. the team has developed all through the season and of course we are delighted with finishing third. but then the next step for this team is getting its hands on a trophy. we have been to two semifinals this year. we want to go one step further and we want to win something. the schedule for the resumption of the delayed six nations has been confirmed with the remaining four matches of the competition taking place in the last week of october. ireland and italy still have two matches to fulfill and they will meet at the aviva stadium in dublin on the 24th of october. the fifth and final round of fixtures will all take place a week later on the 31st of october. tha

state of louisiana footage now coming up soon of the moments leading up to 31 year old trafford pelligrini death it's gone viral a warning it's coming up on your screens now. on friday according to authorities that iran was armed with a knife and tried to enter a convenience store offices then tasered him but they said that was ineffective so they shot 11 rounds killing the man people immediately flooded on to the streets in protest. hundreds marched to the left police station demanding justice the incidents over the weekend followed months of rallies against alleged racial injustice gena study shed his thoughts on these latest developments now. they've achieved that certainly brought the drop dravid ties the problem they from dave dave and pressed the much of the population there really is a serious problem but the american political structure is unresponsiveness their birth the chasm between our rich and poor is is enormous and it's getting worse by the by the year american political institutions by certain measures are more racist now than they were 16 years ago for example so the ameri

our sports correspondent 0lly foster has more from old trafford.d night in a greek police cell. the club this morning confirming that their captain was fully cooperating with the greek authorities. we know that harry maguire and two other british men were arrested at around midnight last night after an incident on the greek island of mykonos. the greek police said they were called out to an altercation between two groups, they had to break up a fight and it was then that three men rounded, they claim, on one of their officers, verbally abusing and assaulting him. the three men were then escorted to a local police station. it's then that the police claim that upon arrival, they strongly resisted, pushing and hitting three police officers and that one of the detainees then tried to offer money to avoid any further action. the police then opened a file on this case. it includes accusations of violence against officials, bodily harm, insult and attempted bribery of an official. we do not know the specifics of the accusations against harry maguire, but

let's start at old trafford, and england have it all to do if they're to win the first test against pakistancond innings target of 277 runs to win. joe lynskey has been watching the action so far. ina in a test match this absorbing, you can barely wait for play to start. england's des four task was to keep pakistan in reach, which meant quick wickets and keeping the score down. that's gone a long way. is the early noise came from the touristsdressing room, yasir shah clubbing 2i noise came from the touristsdressing room, yasir shah clubbing 21 from the first nine balls. everyone makes england's target more distant. they got the two wickets needed inside half an hour, but pakistan's heave ho approach got their lead passed 270. only one test on this grant has seen 270. only one test on this grant has seen a 270. only one test on this grant has seen a team chase that and when, and the pakistan fast bowlers could be the pakistan fast bowlers could be the most exciting in the world. england had to try and score while working out a swinging castle. eventually, mohammed abbas took aim and deceived

confrontation happened in the city of lafayette on friday and was caught on camera as you want to old trafford pellerin was pursued by police after entering a gas station in the background of the video can be heard saying he has a knife. well the man fled and several officers caught up with him in a convenience store about hoffa more on the way the suspect was tasered but officers said it was ineffective so he was then shot the video was posted online on saturday crowds gathered to protest. hundreds of people marched to the lafayette police station demanding justice for miss the part of the situation escalated towards evening with clashes breaking out and riot police moving in police have promised to investigate the deadly shooting which has been condemned by the american civil liberties union asked to reflect the case follows months long protests over alleged racial injustice and police brutality following the death of george floyd in minneapolis to discuss the case with journalist. there's every reason for suspicion that the police overreacted there's a consistent pattern of tally blacks are

pakistan's batsmen shine as england struggle in the second twenty20 match at old trafford.l president trump get the law and order election campaign he's hoping for? the dateline london panel discuss in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. university lecturers say it's too dangerous for students to return to "face to face" studies before christmas. the university and college union is warning campuses could become the "care homes" of a second wave of coronavirus. university leaders say they've been planning for months to create a safe learning environment for students. here's our education editor, branwen jeffreys. it's been quiet on campuses since march, but within weeks, students are due to return — more than a million across the uk. the university lecturers‘ union says that should be put on hold. they want students to stay home, study online, unless they're doing a practical course, and warn full reopening could prompt a crisis. we are really worried that we could see universities becoming the care home of any second wave of covid—19 in t

show according to various media outlets the england international has agreed on a 5 year deal at old trafford with the goshi ations of the transfer fee ongoing between the club's british record fee of 120000000 euros has been mooted sensuous dortmund's top scorer last season a scoring 17 goals in 32 league appearances. in tennis world number 2 referee on the doll has announced he will not take part in the u.s. open this year earlier the madrid open his home tournaments was cancelled male and female tennis players a traditionally used the event to prepare for the french open which is still set to take place organizers in spain felt the current rise in cases meant a cancellation was the only responsible action rafael nadal is the tournaments record winner. let's get a reminder now of our top story we're following for you here on g.w. lebanon's capital beirut is in shock after 2 massive explosions devastated city of blasts tore through the city's port killing at least 100 people and leaving thousands injured rescue workers are searching for survivors. you're watching d.w. news coming up next did

into the cricket, hope for some better conditions compared with a wash—out we had on friday at old traffordigh pressure holds for many on monday, the bank holiday exceptin many on monday, the bank holiday except in scotland, this where the front looks as though it were cloud things up across western parts of the uk. gradually during the day. it could well beat we see patchy light rain in parts of northern ireland for the day. you start with sunshine elsewhere, some cloud will build, but most stay dry. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. tributes are paid to chadwick boseman, the star of the groundbreaking super—hero movie black panther, who has died of colon cancer — he was a3. the fact that he chose those iconic, historical black characters and icons in history, it's testament to the kind of roles he wanted to take and what path he was creating, or leaving behind, for people in his wake. new advice for schools in england on what to do if there's a covid outbreak in their local area. teachers say it should have been published much earlier.

, but a fabulous partnership betweenjos buttler and chris woakes drove them towards the win at old trafford runs after some costly mistakes as wicket—keeper. and captain root says he's proud of how his side came through. it shows a great amount of character from the grip to be behind and never get up and always feel we could find a way to force ourselves back into the vitreous philippines. and it to be one having set up going in is exciting for us —— back into the game. we are to push it what a fantastic performance that was. from manchester, to san francisco where the former world number one dustinjohnson leads the way going into the final round of the us pga championship. the british challenge though is just a couple of shots back, asjoe lynskey reports. harding park golf course in the heart of san francisco. but this sport's first major of the year has never felt so empty. with no fans on the course, only the brave have tied to steal a view. the grandstands would have roared at their shot from casey. he has the best placed of the brits and today, at 43, could win his first major in the s

they chased down the second highest run total in a fouth innings at old trafford to win by 3 wickets.his absorbing you can hardly wait to get started. england's first test was to keep the pakistan score down but everyone took the england target higher and higher. the wickets eventually falling although by then the lead was beyond 270. a daunting prospect made even more so was beyond 270. a daunting prospect made even more so when rory burns was sent on his way. it seems there was sent on his way. it seems there was plenty to say but england needed actions not words. ben stokes has often helped england out of trouble but could he give them a hand? replays showed a brush of his glove. not the hand england needed. a touch of brilliance finally came from chris woakes of brilliance finally came from chris woa kes and of brilliance finally came from chris woakes and jos buttler. they powered england back on course, both passing 50. when buttlerfell for 75 the tension was unbearable. with four more needed stuart broad went for the finish and it was the end for the finish and it was the end f

the confrontation happened in the city of lafayette on friday and was caught on camera 31 year old traffordpellerin the words pursued by police after entering a station people in the background of the video can be heard saying he has a knife the man fled and several officers caught up with him at a convenience store. the suspect was tasered but officers said it was in affected so he was shot the video was posted online and. hundreds of people marched to the lafayette police station demanding justice for mr pellerin the situation escalated to war with breaking riot police moving it police have promised to investigate the deadly shooting which has been condemned by the american civil liberties union. the case follows months long protests over alleged racial injustice and police brutality following the death of george boyd in minneapolis i discussed the case with journalist daniel is on. there's every reason for suspicion that the police overreacted there is a consistent pattern of. blacks are treated very badly by the criminal justice system it's a very bad racial situation that's and we're g

england will aim to take early wickets, on day two of the first test with pakistan at old trafford.rom jofra archer and chris woakes in the morning session, but then pakistan's star batsman, babar asam, shone with the bat — he helped steer the tourists, to 139 for 2 at the close, but england missed chances to take more wickets, withjoss buttler dropping shan, masood here on a5. we were up against some very good batsmen. they will take the game away from us we know that and that is what happens. it is a timely reminder. there is still a lot of time left in this game. at least during the rain delays, england found a way to amuse themselves. it seems they have been practising. it seems they have been practising. it starts on the balcony, heading, tennis, every player gets a touch on the ball before knocking it into the bin. and after if you attempt admittedly, they celebrate as if they had won the series. i suppose being in the bio—bubble has its benefits. look at the jubilant scenes. it hasn't always gone to plan, so when they finally do, that's why they are so happy. they would do qu

and they‘ve confirmed that maguire has pleaded not guilty to the charges. 0lly foster, bbc news, old traffordsigned to treat coronavirus patients from a safe distance. a microphone, camera and video screen allows it to be an ideal intermediary between patients and medics. heather connolly is director for and medics. heather connolly is directorfor europe and medics. heather connolly is director for europe and russia strategic international studies. what we have learned about apparently similar cases in the past, would we expect german doctors treating alexander novell need to be able to say definitively what caused him to get sick?” able to say definitively what caused him to get sick? i think it‘s highly unlikely that we will be able to have a definitive answer and through the russian doctors in hospital almost preventing a eight alexei navalny —— preventing alexei navalny —— preventing alexei navalny. but this hospital in berlin treated a similar russian opposition figure in 2018. nearly the exact same symptoms, so hopefully they will be able to draw some comparisons and tragically, this ho

the site of where hoffa dozen police had surrounded and then shot 31 year old trafford padron on friday the incident was captured on video by a bystander become a minute. then made a. legal shooting no you've got to wait we've got to wait oh no you got to. get on the ground. make me do i'm not. even. taken to hospital where he was pronounced dead louisiana state police say he was walking towards a stool with a knife they shot stun guns at him but say they were ineffective but activists here see it as another form of police violence against black people and i think one of the things that when i got here they took the side discussed it with the back of the store is still open a man got on the doorsteps of it but circle k. continues to launch a business. and allow people to come out here and purchase like nothing else a likable black man was less than that of anyone else the american civil liberties union of louisiana is demanding a thorough investigation saying triffitt pellerin should be alive today instead a family is mourning in a community is grieving none of the communities is safe w

altercation with police officers in mykonos. 0ur sports correspondent 0lly foster has more from old trafforde cell. the club this morning confirming that their captain was fully cooperating with the greek authorities. we know that harry maguire into other british men were arrested at around midnight last night after an incident on the greek island of mykonos. the greek police say they were called out to an altercation between two groups, they had to break up a fight. and it was then that three men rounded, they claim, on one of their officers, verbally abusing and assaulting him. the three men were then escorted to a local police station. it's then that police claimed that, upon arrival, they strongly resisted, pushing and hitting three police officers, and that one of the detainees then offered money to avoid any further interaction. police opened a file on this case which includes accusations of violence against officials, bodily harm, insults, and attempted bribery of an official. we do not know the specifics of the accusations against harry maguire, but today, the three men were transpor

england's first test with pakistan at old trafford is delicately poised on day four — with the home sideistan had looked to be on course for victory with four wickets for just 31 runs. joe root was one of those to fall — out for 42. ben stokes added just nine before ollie pope was caught here forjust 7 — leaving england 117 for five. butjos buttler and chris woakes are fighting back — moving england on to 168—5, needing 109 runs to win. valtteri bottas will start tomorrow's formula one 70th anniversary grand prix from pole. he just edged out mercedes team mate lewis hamilton. no surprise there really, but there was quite a big one at silverstone as nick parrott reports. at the end of last year nico lost his seat in formula 1. he only came back last weekend to replace sergio who tested positive for coronavirus. the german dropped everything to head to silverstone but did not stop the british grand prix because of problems with his car. with paris still ill he has a second chance. at first in qualifying it looked like his lie had not improved. silverstone can get windy but welcome berg was

james anderson, stuart broad and chris woakes all took vital wickets at old trafford.rowed brow said it all. after a frustrating first day, joe root‘s side were in desperate search of a breakthrough, and they promptly found one. well, that cheered him up. pakistan's star batsman babar azam gone in the first over, jimmy anderson tempting him into a wayward waft, and his skipper did the rest. at the other end, though, shan masood was digging in. reaching a stubborn half—century, it was just what pakistan needed. this, on the other hand, wasn't. edged, and gone! the roar from stuart broad, the catch from ben stokes, and asad shafiq was on his way, england on the charge. and they so nearly had another. mohammad rizwan given out leg before, but replays showed it just grazed the bat. the decision was overturned, but it was oh so close. pakistan were having to battle for every run, shan masood picking up four with a flourish, but such attacking moments were few and far between. soon, chris woakes was among the wickets... edged and gone. ..the pressure finally getting to rizwa

tomorrow the test side begin a three match series against pakistan at old trafford, today the one day in southampton with an unassailable two nil lead. the bio bubbles that have had to be created to get the matches on mean there can be no crossover between the squads. sam billings is one player who's taken advantage of that to get into a world cup winning side. it has been probably the hardest sporting team to get into, probably in world sport at this time, so look, i'vejust got to keep doing what i do, and keep enjoying my cricket and putting some scores on the board when i can, and thankfully i've done it, this series. there is one game to go, and hopefully i can do the same. ireland have won the toss and will bowl. that games starts at two o'clock and there's coverage and commentary on five live sports extra and the bbc sport website. there's also in—play video highlights and a highlights programme at half past eleven on bbc two. former winner shaun murphy has become the biggest casualty at this year's world snooker championship. trailing 6—3 overnight to thailand's noppon saengkha

breakthrough for england just before the rain came on day one of the first test against pakistan at old traffordon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the grim operation is under way in lebanon to recover the bodies of the more than 100 people who are missing after a huge explosion devastated the port area of the capital, beirut, yesterday. the blast killed at least 100 people and injured more than 4,000 others. the whole city was shaken by the explosion and a mushroom cloud could be seen spreading over the port area. local authorities say it is likely the blast was caused by a fire igniting tonnes of ammonium nitrate stored unsafely in a warehouse at the port. a warning — this report, from our diplomatic correspondent james robbins, contains some disturbing images. pa rt part of the port utterly devastated bya part of the port utterly devastated by a massive boast of explosives which should never have been left here. stored for six years beside a city now suffering terrible consequences. yesterday, after an initial fire consequences. yesterday, after an initialfire in the consequences. yesterda

have kept alive their victory hopes following day three of the first test against pakistan at old traffordirst innings deficit. the day started with england batting, and it wasn't long before top scorer 0llie pope departed for 62. joss buttler soon followed to leave the england order somewhat exposed, some big hitting was required from stuart broad, helping the home side pass 200 before eventually being bowledout for 219, 107 runs behind. quick wickets were needed, it was broad who provided the first dismissing shan masood for a duck. a late pakistan collapse of four for 27 included two wickets for ben stokes with them closing on 157—8, a lead of 244. and pope thinks they are still within a chance of victory. it will be a tough chase but i think we put ourselves in as good as a position as we could hope for. obviously, it's spinning quite a bit and bouncing quite a bit, but if we bat well, we've got every chance of chasing them down. meanwhile, england's defence of the women's 50 over world cup has been pushed back with the tournament postponed until 2022. it was originally set to be held

and in the first test against pakistan at old trafford yesterday, it was no different.anks in large part to a sensational partnership between jos buttler and chris woa kes. adam wild was following the action. when test cricketers is absorbing, you can hardly wait to get started. england was my first task was to keep the packet and score down, to give themselves a chance. everyone took england's target higher and higher. the wickets eventually falling, but by then, the lead was beyond 270. a daunting prospect made even more so when rory burns was sent on his way. there was a theme still pretty disabled abutting the needed actions, not words. ben stokes has so often help england out of trouble but couldn't give them a hand here. a replay showed the faintest brush of his glove, not the hand england needed. at a touch of brilliance finally came for chris woa kes and joss brilliance finally came for chris woakes and joss butler, the pair powering england back, both passing 50. but when phatlum failed for 75, the tension was unbearable. —— butler. with four more needed, stuar

as his his side beat pakistan in the second t20 international at old trafford.l have a year, we are aware —— a year out from the world cup. we are looking at our team as much as we can in preparation for the world cup so it is all the positives today. we understand that england and wales cricket board are going to review the situation regarding delia bushell who is an ecb director after she resigned from the jockey club when ecb director after she resigned from thejockey club when an independent enquiry upheld allegations against her of bullying, racist comments and the circulation of offensive material. lewis hamilton dedicated his victory in the belgian grand prix to chadwick boseman, the actor who died on friday. after another dominant display, hamilton is nowjust two wins away from equalling michel schumacher‘s all time grand prix record of 91 wins. joe wilson reports. if the hardest thing in sport is to make it look easy, watch lewis hamilton. away we go! he is notoriously competitive, overtaking, undulating, hamilton began first and just kept the rest behi

our sports correspondent olly foster gave us more from old trafford.perating with the greek authorities following an incident on the island. we have had in the last couple of hours a statement from the greek police, who said they had to intervene in an altercation at about midnight outside a bar, a fight between two groups of people and it was then that the three men rounded on one of the officers verbally and physically assaulting him.