nick pope was gone -- ollie wicket. nick pope was gone —— ollie pope was gone.repaid his captain with 50. starting as he means to go on. crawley had been going so well, butjust before lunch he got a tiny neck through to the keeper. australia reviewed it and he was given out. that wicket means england are now 124—3. i think it is still two things in australia's favour. england chose to bat on a pitch that is offering plenty of runs and the t0 is offering plenty of runs and the to do in order to get them. this was one of the most anticipated ashes series in years. this morning's action has not let us down. patrick gearey at edgbaston. time for a look at the weather, here's ben rich. will be whether let us down? i suspect it might over the next few days. a fine start for the cricket, beautiful summer sunshine in birmingham. however, a small chance for a shower tomorrow and a much bigger chance for a shower on sunday. this is a sign of a change thatjust sunday. this is a sign of a change that just about all of us will start to feel over the weekend. that change only

live now to istanbul, and our sports correspondent olly foster.is at a fanzone showing the game in the city. paul. good evening, if you can hear me on this — paul. good evening, if you can hear me on this fans. _ paul. good evening, if you can hear me on this fans. we _ paul. good evening, if you can hear me on this fans. we are _ paul. good evening, if you can hear me on this fans. we are about - paul. good evening, if you can hear me on this fans. we are about a - paul. good evening, if you can hear. me on this fans. we are about a mile from the etihad stadium in the heart of city territory. let me show you. there are about 6000 people here tonight. the people who couldn't, for whatever reason, make it to istanbul, but they are making up for it. this is the next best thing. about 45 minutes to kick off, they are going to watch the game on big screens here. 6000 people here, glued to their screens. really historic day for the city. the atmosphere here is hard to describe, and you can really feel it. there is and you can really feel it. there is a

ollie foster is in istanbul. ., , ~ ., ., become a reality.llie foster is in istanbul. ., , ~' ., . , istanbul. you “ust know that pep guardiola istanbul. you 'ust know that pep guardiola will— istanbul. you just know that pep guardiola will not _ istanbul. you just know that pep guardiola will not overthink- istanbul. you just know that pep guardiola will not overthink this | guardiola will not overthink this final as he did against chelsea two years ago. he has got his set strongest ii and he is very unlikely to waver from that unless of course any last—minute injuries. there is a slight doubt over kyle walker who pulled his back in the fa cup final. everything is pointing towards manchester city doing the treble and making history here in a city which has already got champions league history. mythical status among liverpool fans. 2005 when they went against the other milan side, ac milan, that extraordinary turnaround in that final. whatever happens tomorrow evening it could be just as special. tomorrow evening it could be “ust as secial. .

ollie | forward to the game later on. ollie foster in istanbul, thank you.u can catch up with all of that on our website. also along with details of the french open women's final. it's all on the usual address on the bbc website. see you soon. a french prosecutor says a man suspected of stabbing four young children in annecy is under formal investigation for attempted murder and will appear in court later today. the four children include a three—year—old british girl. two adults were also injured in a park in annecy on thursday. the authorities say the victims are no longer in a life—threatening condition. let's hearfrom the regional prosecutor line bonnet—mathis. i spoke to our paris correspondent, hugh schofield, who had the latest. what often happens in these cases is that this is all coming out through off the record briefings to journalists, and it requires then a formal press conference debated on record with established fact. you know, various details about the suspect, and also about the children. the children — obviously it is good news that they ar

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hello, i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday this evening.ut by lunch, england women crumble at trent bridge in the first match of their ashes series. one of scotland's most successful managers, craig brown, dies. we will hearfrom one of managers, craig brown, dies. we will hear from one of his players. ryan reynolds and robert michael any turnaround wrecks some fortunes, but why are they getting into formula 1? also coming up on sportsday: there's been success at the eastbourne international for british tennis. wejoined the we joined the british wejoined the british paralympic in george peasgood as he fights his way back after injury. back evening, welcome along, a really summery feel to sportsday today, lots of cricket and tennis, we'll start with the womens�* ashes because england have lost their one—off test to australia on the final day at trent bridge. they had hope this morning with 152 runs required and five wickets in hand, but it was all over by lunch. jo currie reports from trent bridge. arriving early for what promised to be a sin

so first, ollie, what do you think hearing tnet— ollie, what do you think hearing that statement— olliee national health service was set provide health set up to provide free health care single citizen in care for every single citizen in this so the fact he this country. so the fact he wasn't able to that and he's wasn't able to do that and he's had resort to, know, had to resort to, you know, fundraising accord fundraising on his own accord and thankfully, raised and thankfully, he's raised 120,000. he's a true inspiration and hero. but he shouldn't be having that. he should be having to do that. he should be being the national being treated by the national health . laura, you've health service. laura, you've wrttten— health service. laura, you've written - about- health service. laura, you've written - about this - health service. laura, you've written - about this sort. rt.r:i; laura, you've written about this sort of written a lot about this sort of stutt— written a lot about this sort of etutt etout— written a lot about this sort of stuff about suppression of information,— stuff ab

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olly foster is alongside me... olly he's chosen spain.mation there, he's only 19. he turns 20 later this month. liver part was certainly interested in signing him but he made that weird analogy last month, it's a child asking for a ferrari. basically too much money. but real madrid were always at the front of the queue. only three years ago when he left birmingham city for a record fee for a 17—year—old, making that tough decision for a 17—year—old to go to the bond sleeker. let's look how he has developed in three seasons at baruch a doorman, just missing out on the league title, but my word, he's now ever present with england and around madrid. i was there last month around the champions league semifinal and everybody, all the fans were excited about an incoming dude bellingham. i spoke to the spanish football writer and he told me then aboutjust how bellingham would fit in with real madrid. it’s would fit in with real madrid. it's their policy of real madrid to bring youngsters of quality to actually stay for — youngsters of quality to

live now to istanbul and our sports correspondent olly foster.ders, the _ man city, this is big. expectations on their shoulders, the team - man city, this is big. expectations l on their shoulders, the team should be arriving here at the ataturk stadium in the next hour or so. manchester city, every time they step onto the pitch, because they are so good, and because they have dispatched every opposition it seems before them, they are expected to win here against inter milan, to lift the champions league trophy for the first time. two years ago, though, they were expected to beat chelsea in an all english final that was held in portugal, and they lost that. city have continuously been knocking on the door of the european elite, and it isjust knocking on the door of the european elite, and it is just this trophy that they crave to complete what has been an astonishing 15 years since they were taken over by abu dhabi's sheikh mansour and the wealth that he has brought to the club, they have won seven premier league trophies. under pep guardiola, t

ollie foster - very much indeed. 0llie foster reporting.. an amber heat health alert is in place across eastern and southern england, and the midlands. that means high temperatures could affect people of all ages and have an impact on the health service. duncan kennedy is at bognor regis. it is absolutely glorious. the temperature is already heading up towards the mid 20s, but there have been those warning from various agencies, including the uk health authority, which has issued this amber weather alert for the weekend because temperatures are heading up towards 30 degrees in southern england, the midlands, eastern england, the midlands, eastern england and north—east england. they are telling people to watch out for things like sunstroke and sun exhaustion. they are the key things. all the heat that comes in that really affects people. they are advising people to take on board lots and lots of fluid. warnings also from various fire brigades across the country, including wiltshire and dorset this morning, who say they have a 400% increase

nathan lyon convinced ollie pope was leg before wicket. nick pope was gone —— ollie pope was gone.viewed it and he was given out. that wicket means england are now 124—3. i think it is still two things in australia's favour. england chose to bat on a pitch that is offering plenty of runs and the t0 is offering plenty of runs and the to do in order to get them. this was one of the most anticipated ashes series in years. this morning's action has not let us down. patrick gearey at edgbaston. time for a look at the weather, here's ben rich. will be whether let us down? i suspect it might over the next few days. a fine start for the cricket, beautiful summer

vice—captain ollie pope says, despite the opening defeat, his side remain confident.bout the game and what we did well, what we can improve on this week, there is no fear of losing. that is something this team will never have, we may be 2—0 down, we will see it as a chance to win 3—2, that is the mindset we want to have that will hopefully reward us over the long run, in the series. well, the australia team have been in confident mood ahead of the second test. and they've had a few familiar names drop by to wish them luck. the mclaren f1 driver oscar piastri visited ahead of this weekend's austrian grand prix, while ricky ponting, who led australia to a whitewash win in 2007, also showed his support. bowler mitchell starc says his side are pretty motivated by the prospect of taking a 2—0 series lead on english soil. it is not lost on us the opportunity that we do have, some of us it is the fourth trip here, coming off the back of 2019 when we retained ashes but missed out on winning it the, the carrot is there. certainly for the wider group of players and staff that h

ollie robinson got that key wicket of usman khawaja... the england bowler says they're hoping to build a signifcant enough lead to try and win the match. if we could have a day to bowl at them, we feel like we could bowl them out. and if they actually feel they have a score that they can chase down, then we feel like we're in the game. if they come out and play defensively like they have done this game, it might be a different story. but if we give them something — let's chase the ball and they feel they can get it, it might be an easier ten wickets. max verstappen has once again shown his dominance over the formula one grid by winning the canadian grand prix for red bull. it was the team's one hundredth win since entering the sport and verstappen�*s 41st, drawing him level with the great ayrton senna. nick parrott reports. even before the lights went out to montreal there was no doubt who would win this race. the battle was for second place. that is where lewis hamilton found himself at the first corner after getting a better start than

we'll be back with olly _ tension. thank you very much indeed.s the great tennis match up of the year. helped in part by an injury to the spaniard at the french open. giving djokovic a clear path to a seventh final in paris. it will move him beyond the record of 22 grand slam files. joel ski reports. 0n on sunday, he'll go for grand slam 23. carlos alcaraz is the world number one, who faced a man 16 years his senior, who with a racket, is still elastic. djokovic took the first set 6—3. so much the expectation brought out the extraordinary.— expectation brought out the - extraordinary._ alcaraz extraordinary. he's got it! alcaraz already has _ extraordinary. he's got it! alcaraz already has won _ extraordinary. he's got it! alcaraz already has won one _ extraordinary. he's got it! alcaraz already has won one grand - extraordinary. he's got it! alcaraz already has won one grand slam. | extraordinary. he's got it! alcaraz - already has won one grand slam. but already has won one grand slam. but a one set all, it changed. alcaraz got cramp and stop t

ollie robinson made sure they carried through their momentum to bowl out australia and see england into bat before lunch. so the latest score, england are 188 without loss to stop a really good opening partnership between the zak crawley, who is approaching his half—century, and ben duckett. more results on the bbc website. with a few days to go until the start of wimbledon, a former world never one has announced she is coming out of retirement. caroline wozniacki will make a return to the sport but not in time for the grass court season. the dane took a step backin court season. the dane took a step back in 20 20 after a 15 year career that saw her win the australian open and be well another one on two separate occasions was up she retired after a diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis. she annoys her return on socio— media commit saying she still had goals she wanted to accomplish. in football, one of the biggest transfer deals of the summer is closing in after arsenal agreed a fee to sign declan rice. it is arsenal's third bid for rice and the initialfee would equal arsenal's third bid fo

save some for us, so ollie robinson is i some for us, so ollie robinson is want to look out for.re and to the midlands. ahead of the weatherfront, we still are in and to the midlands. ahead of the weather front, we still are in the humid air, but behind it what we are looking at ourfresh humid air, but behind it what we are looking at our fresh conditions today. through this evening and overnight, the weather front to continue southwards, and it will pep up continue southwards, and it will pep up across the midlands and also the south—east of england, where we will have some heavy rain. behind it some clear skies and a few showers across the north and west, and where we have the clear skies, behind the weather front it is going to be a fresh night but still quite muggy as we push down towards the south—east. tomorrow we start with all this rain, still heavy and potentially with a rumble of thunder, it clears through the afternoon. east anglia and kent could well see the odd shower which could be heavy and thundery. things are fairly settled with just a few isolated showers. by th

james anderson and ollie robinson have both recovered from injuries to return, and moeen ali is in the ali is in the xi after coming out of retirement. patrick gearey is at edgbaston ahead of that first test. well, whereever you look here at edgbaston, they are making preparations to the pitch, and around the pitch, ahead of what is going to be the first ashes test, which starts here on friday. it seems england are pretty well prepared as well, so much so that they have already announced their team. in it is moeen ali, the spinner who replaces jack leach, who was injured, of course. the pace bowlers will be james anderson and stuart broad, with 0llie robertson. anderson and broad, the old guard, reunited again. in at numberfive will be harry brooke. this will be his ashes debut at edgbaston and he really personifies the new attacking approach england have had over this past year or so, an approach he says will not change, even in an ashes series. baz and stokesy have tried to make it as relaxed as we have been in the last few test series, so it doesn't really feel like a different seri

it's about what you have to de — well, let's cross to the istanbul and join olly foster.number of champions league finals. how does this one compare?— champions league finals. how does this one compare? good evening from this one compare? good evening from this fantastic — this one compare? good evening from this fantastic city. _ this one compare? good evening from this fantastic city. champions - this fantastic city. champions league finals always feel special after a long season. each have their own narratives and stories. you go back to last year and liverpool were on for a cup treble but events overtook us and the terrible goings—on in the organisation in the stade de france. before that we had the all english champions league final in porto. manchester city in the first final against chelsea and chelsea upsetting the odds. that was the story then and perhaps the biggest story was pep guardiola overthinking it. he's made fun of that over the last few years. this season he saying i'm not going to overthink it and of course this feel special because of what is at stake

olly olly oxen free. >> i was one of them always that got in free because they couldn't ever find me. open up with a where is waldo book like he's right there. yeah good stuff. absolutely. give me dog intel your dog worked as a bondsmen speak to that making you a bounty hunter? >> my dad worked for me so i was a bounty hunter in '79 and he was from the nave is a welder. and then he started seeing that, you know, what i was doing and i said dad. why don't you write bail for me and go with me once in a while on bounties and my dad has said okay, and became my dad the bounty hunter so -- he loved the bail bongdz part of the business he didn't like too much the catch and release but he liked the, you know, getting someone out and chewing them out for doing crime he loved that part. >> got to be rad my dad didn't take my bounty hunting but we did go to hooters which is not nothing. >> yeah. right. are there life lessons that apply to people watching at home in everyday life? >> well, you're, you know, it is good versus evil so you tell your mind all of the time which you are the good guy.

i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre — also coming this evening...ll head live to hampden where the celtic can clinch the treble this weekend. inverness will have a say in that, though. double centre for pope has found them to build a huge lead for island at norge. them to build a huge lead for island at norae. . ., ., , at norge. cameron norrie is battling to sta in at norge. cameron norrie is battling to stay in the — at norge. cameron norrie is battling to stay in the british _ at norge. cameron norrie is battling to stay in the british open. - at norge. cameron norrie is battling to stay in the british open. two - to stay in the british open. two sets down. welcome to wembley. this is sports day. the first cliche of fa cups final weekend is that vicious wembley amid the calm before the storm. yes, the skies will be clear tomorrow, much like they are this evening. but on the picture and in the stands, a tumultuous rivalry will play out in a unique way, never before has this game been at manchester derby. and for manchester city and manchester unit

ben duckett and ollie pope have both scored centuries. that is all the sport for now.s come to an end after a gripping four seasons. with that highly recognisable theme tune, it has been dubbed one of the greatest tv series of all time. it is a dark comedy which looks into a wealthy family dynasty who ran a media company. critics have called it perfect and beautiful. earlier i spoke to one of the people behind it and i asked her if she ever expected it to be so successful. tia. and i asked her if she ever expected it to be so successful.— it to be so successful. no, you never do. _ it to be so successful. no, you never do. you _ it to be so successful. no, you never do, you never— it to be so successful. no, you never do, you never think - it to be so successful. no, you never do, you never think it i it to be so successful. no, you - never do, you never think it would be a hit, and we were a ragtag group of writers in a room in london, half british, half american, and we felt quite far away from hollywood and la and the action of that. the first season took time to fi

this tweet was notably -- this information was notably shared by british influencer ollie london whos known for criticizing the lgbtq community and before that, was known to be a strong supporter of it. he clearly says that the landmark has been covered with a giant pride rainbow, a tweet that has been viewed over 3.9 million times on twitter. then we have another user who was also criticizing paris's mayor hidalgo for damaging, as they claim, all the symbols of paris, claiming, poor paris. one homophobic line -- this is so unbelievably dysphoric -- disrespectful to the fallen soldiers of friends. mark: some of those soldiers could have been perhaps gay, but nobody everything's about that, do they permit what we should get to is the cracks of the matter, it looks great, that is it real? catalina: this video we just short of an lgbtq installation around the arc de triomphe, it is not real. if you want more proof, check the surveillance cameras of errors in this website, here we have a screenshot of the live feed and you can see there's absolutely no rainbow around the arc de triomphe

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ollie hash him sent this report. >> this has become the soundtrack in times of war.siles hit the russian-controlled ukrainian town in one day. many people were injured. among them, two of them are incredible condition. >> i was here when the missile felt. there was an injured lady. we wait until the ambulance took her. >> ukrainian missiles hit a distribution center. >> six missiles fell here. people were gathering to take to rebuild their homes. there were six injured, two of them in critical condition. >> the streets give a glimpse of how life is here. people are caught in the middle of a bloody conflict that is changing the lives and the lives of their loved ones forever. >> i have lived my life. i want peace for my children and grandchildren. >> they were born in the region 70 years ago. she says she left her home after an airstrike and now she is on the verge of being displaced for the second time. >> i live 20 kilometers from here. my house and my daughters elsewhere hit we are always under shelling. many people were killed, we want our lives back. >> piece has

god , ollie's not home anymore. we didn't agree. i got the tickets downstairs, the car is waiting for andrey, in fact, olya called you on the boat , i forgot your mobile, and before that, before that, you would have been on duty, where olga olya invited maxim at the concert you are joking i'm not kidding. really, let's go for a walk. hello sailor. frost what is it, well, did they accidentally drop it? give me the axon, where is aksenov. do you know what it is? comrade senior lieutenant comrade senior lieutenant what do you want aksenov look what i found? where did you get it here? by the military counterintelligence department this is our earth and there is something well, who, if we are on ntv until 13:00 hello, andrey olga call, please, olya is not at home today is a day off. i told you, she's not at home. and please, andrey. i beg you. leave her alone. they told you in russian, i'm not at home. i was deceived. go away, i don't want to see you. i'm barely i got these tickets at the restaurant and booked a table, well, it's not my

you are as a week, a political economist joining us from ollie's above us. thank you so much for your time and insight. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. well, more us president donald trump has pleaded not guilty to $37.00 charges over alleged miss handling of classified documents. he says the case was fabricated against him to sabotage the upcoming election, which is the most evil and hey, this abuse or bell or the history of our country. very sad thing to watch. it corrupt. sitting president, had his top political opponent, arrested on fake and fabricated charges, of which he and numerous other presidents would be guilty. right in the middle of a presidential election. this is called election interference and yet another attempt to rig and steal a presidential election. more importantly, it's a political persecution, joe biden will forever be remembered as not only the most corrupt president of the history of our country, but perhaps even more importantly, the president are together with a band of as close as thugs, misfits and marks is tried to

exit ben duckett, followed by ollie pope. crawley made a fluent 50 but didn't reach lunch.wley�*s story. and now fortune deserted england. poor harry brook tried to leave this, but where had it gone, and where was it going? it's gone back onto the stumps! betrayed by a ricochet. how's your luck? another setback followed. ben stokes, england's revolutionary leader, out. 176-5. it fell to two yorkshire men to turn things around. the inventivejoe root and the imposing jonny bairstow, who first played together as u12s, rebuilding england's innings. bairstow fell, others too, but root endured wonderfully. england's best batter once again their saviour, manoeuvring his team into a stronger position and then nonchalantly flicking his way to a 30th test match century. on a day of thrilling flux, a brilliant constant. england actually declared their innings a little after that so they could have a bowl at australia this evening. controversial and they didn't take a wicket, but it shows the kind of attacking intent which could make this series unmissable. patrick gearey, bbc news, at

labuschagne fell for a7, ollie robinson was quite pleased.when england seemed flat, joe root, late, struck twice. head out here, stumped. australia 339—5 on a day whenjonny bairstow dealt with far more than he could possibly have expected. they get to the players, it was the players who took them from the middle to the boundary. jonny bairstow is famed for his strength. he is a batter, he is a wicketkeeper. he isn't supposed to be security. avoid another incursion. to david warner. note that expression.

whole invasion of defence, the whole invasion of ukraine was basically about getting stuff for putin's ollieo putting in mind the war narrative, that is number one and then he invades russia with his own troops. that is number two and putin cannot stop him. he is greeted with open arms by people in the military city in the staff and takes over the head of commander military and rolled onto moscow. but commander military and rolled onto moscow.— onto moscow. but after all of that, and _ onto moscow. but after all of that, and i — onto moscow. but after all of that, and i think _ onto moscow. but after all of that, and i think one - onto moscow. but after all of that, and i think one thing i that, and i think one thing that, and i think one thing that people may be confused about is why go on this grand time raid and call out things like corruption and call out what he said about the war as you mention there and they is turn around and say that's ok, it is all over now?— it is all over now? you probably _ it is all over now? you probably realise, - it is all over now? you - probably realise, y

ollie robinson then made sure they carried through their momentum to bowl out australia and see englandat before lunch. england are currently 181—1. zak crawley went for a8, stomped off the bowling of nathan lyon. ben duckett is currently on 86. england trailed by 235. with only a few days to go until the start of wimbledon, a former world number one has announced that she's coming out of retirement. caroline wozniaki will make a return to the sport, but not in time for the grass court season. the dane took a step back from tennis in 2020 after a 15—year career that saw her win the australian open and be world number one on two separate occasions. the 32—year—old retired after a dignosis of rheumatoid arthritis. she announced her return on social media, saying that she still had goals that she wanted to accomplish. in football, one of the biggest transfer deals of the summer is closing in after arsenal agreed a fee worth £105 million to sign west ham's england midfielder declan rice. it's arsenal's third bid for rice and the initialfee of £100 million would equal the british record that

our sports correspondent ollie foster sent this update from istanbul.was a very, very special night for manchester city at istanbul's ataturk stadium, capping an extraordinary season, premier league winners once again, fa cup winners once again, but completing for the first time in their history that rarity, the treble as they became european champions for the first time and to make it that little bit sweeter they emulate their great rivals manchester united he did back in 1999 under great sir alex ferguson, pep guardiola, the manager becomes the first manager becomes the first manager to complete the trouble twice in the european leagues and did it with barcelona back in 2009 and a fantastic season for city but it really was not the greatest of final. they were not there fluid best and they played brilliantly and defensively in the first half, suffocating manchester city and they were goalless at half—time but city took the lead not through erling haaland, their 52 goal striker but rodri, the manny missed out two years ago when they lost to chelsea but

thank you very much, ollie. _ the french open women's final takes place in around an hour's time. on the unseeded czech player karolina muchova. earlier britain's alfie hewett missed out on a fourth wheelchair singles title and lost his world number one ranking to japanese teenager tokito 0da. 17—year—old 0da won in straight sets to clinch his first grand—slam title. australia are in control of their world test championship final against india. they've just resumed after lunch on day four at the oval and australia are 211 for 6 in their second innings — a lead of 384. it's already looking like a tough target for india. and that's all the sport for now. you can go watch the football now. let's return now to our top story — the resignation of borisjohnson as an mp, blaming a "witchhunt against" him. live now to our uk political correspondent rob watson. it has been a busy 24 hours for you, all politicaljournalists have properly been glued to their phones. what have we been hearing from lots of people that we have been speaking to, it is that whether borisjohnson can make a comeback

vice captain ollie pope says, despite that defeat, his side remain confident.vely about the game, we spoke about what we did well, what we can improve on this week, but there is no fear of losing and thatis but there is no fear of losing and that is something this team is never going to have. we might be 2—0 down, we will see it as a chance to win 3-2, we will see it as a chance to win 3—2, and that is going to hopefully rewards over the long run in this series. it is not lost on us, the opportunity we have. some of us, this is_ opportunity we have. some of us, this is our— opportunity we have. some of us, this is our fourth trippier, coming off of— this is our fourth trippier, coming off of 2019. — this is our fourth trippier, coming off of 2019, not winning a, the care is there _ off of 2019, not winning a, the care is there -- — off of 2019, not winning a, the care is there. —— trippier. the players and _ is there. —— trippier. the players and staff, — is there. —— trippier. the players and staff, they have been here, so it is certainly incentive to continue

i'm olly foster. we are live in istanbul, 90 minutes away kick off in the champions league final.what's coming up on sportsday. can manchester city cap an already incredible season with the trophy they have been craving for so long? theirfans have no doubt that they will beat inter milan to become become european champions for the first time. and i'm gavin ramjaun at the bbc sport centre... away from the champions league final.... iga swiatek reigns in roland garros but the defending champion is pushed all the way by karolina muchova. and australia are in the driving seat against india, who have a record run chase ahead of them, at the world test championship final at the oval. welcome, well, here we are at the stadium, the final destination at the end of an incredible season for manchester city four months, not just four weeks as they knocked real madrid out and made them favourites against inter milan. we've got choppers overhead that have been tracking the team bosses into the stadium in the last 20 minutes. flares have been going off on the far side of the stadium. the fans ha

olly foster is in istanbulfor us.ust know that pep guardiola will not overthink this final as he did against chelsea two years ago. he has got his set strongest 11 and he is very unlikely to waver from that unless of course any last—minute injuries. there is a slight doubt over kyle walker, who pulled his back in the fa cup final. everything is pointing towards manchester city doing the treble and making history here in a city which has already got champions league history. mythical status among liverpool fans. 2005 when they went against the other milan side, ac milan, that extraordinary turnaround in that final. whatever happens tomorrow evening, it could be just as special. so that's the manchester city perspective, what about inter? their boss simone inzaghi has won seven straight cup finals, and earlier we asked to italian footballjournalist nicky bandini if that could provide an advantage. it's definitely something that will give them some extra confidence. they have won every domestic cup competition available.

a double tonne for ollie pope has helped england build a big lead over ireland in a one off test at lordslp great britain to more medal glory. rail passengers have faced yet more disruption today as members of the rmt union walked out in a row over pay and conditions. tomorrow there will be further disruption as train drivers walk out for the second time this week. 20,000 members of the rmt are involved in today's strike action, including guards and station staff. these are the 111 rail companies affected, with many running fewer services and finishing earlier than normal and some knock—on effects in scotland and wales. tomorrow, around 12,000 members of the aslef union will take part in strike action on the day of the fa cup final. and here you can see a list of the companies affected, with some running no services at all. our transport correspondent katy austin is in manchester for us. yes, the station behind me is usually bustling with activity at this time of day, now it is very quiet. if you look at the departure boards, you can see why, barely any trains left to depart the station t

ollie robinson just soio— with it. ollie robinson just soio .— with it.if it's not the umpire. but anyway, it's tuss— not the umpire. but anyway, it's iusi o— not the umpire. but anyway, it's iusi o rsoiiy— not the umpire. but anyway, it's just a really exciting game. yis-ys— just a really exciting game. ns-ys—nhol just a really exciting game.- we've_who also is we've got moeen ali who also is the we've got moeen ali who also is ins-inor— we've got moeen ali who also is ins-rhoi os— we've got moeen ali who also is the that was brought in. the bowler that was brought in. we mentioned— the bowler that was brought in. we mentioned him last week hssuss— we mentioned him last week because-leach- we mentioned him last week because leach was injured, because jack leach was injured, so-nii — because jack leach was injured, so-nii soms— because jack leach was injured, so -ali came out- because jack leach was injured, so -ali came out of- so moeen ali came out of rsiirsmsni.— so moeen ali came out of retirement,-noti so moeen ali came out of- retirement,-not really

live now to istanbul, and our sports correspondent olly foster.— city live up? they are always exneeted _ city live up? they are always exneeted to _ city live up? they are always expected to win _ city live up? they are always expected to win every - city live up? they are always expected to win every time l city live up? they are always i expected to win every time they city live up? they are always - expected to win every time they step on the pitch. we have had choppers overhead in the last five minutes, tracking the manchester city and inter milan coaches into the ataturk stadium, and the fans in their thousands over the last couple of hours have began to arrive as well. uefa said please get here at least four hours before kick—off, because the traffic in istanbul is always horrendous. we have been hearing that some fans have been getting out of their taxes miles away because of jams and the traffic, and trying to make the last couple of miles on foot. wejust make the last couple of miles on foot. we just hope that it will be a full house for

ollie pope's fun was over. one out, one into the party.portant batter. but if it doesn't work first time... and he goes again. ..well, next over. time in this test they

so, listen to olly robinson when he faint touched dismissed labuschagne. gone for 47.sters, arrests were made and they have been condemned by several authorities, including the mcc. a cricket nose as an outdoor game it is intricately linked to climate. in terms of the ashes, in the last few minutes, joe root has taken two wickets to leave australia 321 45. just the sense of a late revival. it is these twists and turns which gripped us to test match cricket. nail—biting. thank you. and we finish with a bit of skateboarding — because a 13—year—old girl from australia has become the first woman ever to land a rare skateboard trick during a competition. it's called a 720 — and it involves twisting round twice on the skateboard in mid air. arisa trew is hoping to represent her country at the olympics next year in paris. emma vardy reports. the reaction of the crowd says it all. a 720 pulled off by 13—year—old arisa trew make skateboarding history. and tony hawk, who originally coined the trick was there to give her some coaching. it really changes the game and it opens it u