hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm olly foster.reland in bordeaux, they start their world cup with a huge win. england are expecting a tough test in their opening match against argentina, we'll have the latest from marseille. and england lose their 100% record in qualifying as they are held to a draw by ukraine in poland. also coming up on sportsday... we'll head to new york where there'll be new name on the women's trophy, coco gauff faces the world number one in waiting sabalenka later tonight. and england's women start their one—day series against sri lanka with a huge win at chester—le—street. the rugby's been nonstop today, it's the busiest day of the world cup with four matches in france. ireland didn't hold back against romania, even though they conceded an early try they then scored 12 of their own. johnny sexton went over twice in his first match for six months, he was suspended for their three warm up games. and at 38, the skipper has also become his country's oldest player. joe lynskey reports. for the world's top ranked

debbie hayton olly ernest owens. thank olly london. ernest owens.t who do you you all so much. but who do you agree with this? is it wrong agree with on this? is it wrong for cooper to be axed over for alice cooper to be axed over the fad comments? nick on the trans fad comments? nick on twitter writes this he's twitter writes this no, he's a legend and what he said was bafic legend and what he said was basic common sense . it's gone basic common sense. it's gone too far. mutilation shouldn't be celebrated in the 21st century and it should definitely be kept away from children from diane , away from children from diane, cancelling people for voicing their opinion is ridiculous. there are plenty of us who agree with him. has freedom of speech been cancelled now or diana has? and lots of places . and lenny and lots of places. and lenny writes, we are going down a very dangerous path with comments like this are sufficient to cancel such a big name star. we must fight back against this utter insanity. and your verdict is now. and actually, this is our mo

debbie hayton olly ernest owens. thank olly london. ernest owens.t who do you you all so much. but who do you agree with this? is it wrong agree with on this? is it wrong for cooper to be axed over for alice cooper to be axed over the fad comments? nick on the trans fad comments? nick on twitter writes this he's twitter writes this no, he's a legend and what he said was bafic legend and what he said was basic common sense . it's gone basic common sense. it's gone too far. mutilation shouldn't be celebrated in the 21st century and it should definitely be kept away from children from diane , away from children from diane, cancelling people for voicing their opinion is ridiculous. there are plenty of us who agree with him. has freedom of speech been cancelled now or diana has? and lots of places . and lenny and lots of places. and lenny writes, we are going down a very dangerous path with comments like this are sufficient to cancel such a big name star. we must fight back against this utter insanity. and your verdict is now. and actually, this is our mo

ollie: absolutely.eal with what's going on in the united states and across the states because as you said it's not just michigan. we're talk about strikes across michigan, ohio, missouri. this is going to hit ford broncos, jeeps. it's the big three. and the president of the union was clear to kind of explain how far that reaches and they're going keep people guessing. what it's coming down to is they want 36% in wages that's down from 46%. and the cost of living adjustments have insurance for the inflation on their wages. g.m. and ford has offered 20 apiece. they're still too far apart. we heard from the president of the union just a couple to hours ago. let's have a listen to that. >> this strategy will keep the companies guessing. it will give our national negotiators maximum leverage and flexibility in bargaining. and if we need to go all out, we will. everything is on the table. ollie: so emphasizing that they're only doing a partial strike so far but the potential here is a lot larger. 13,000 worke

now, olly , what about you?last year, a pretty sympathetic to government, pointed to the government, you pointed out is just prison out that this is just one prison escape. only been escape. there have only been four years . alex chalk four in recent years. alex chalk listed there. quite a lot of changes that he's going to make to wandsworth prison. already 40 inmates been moved out . do inmates have been moved out. do you still that the you think still that the government is doing enough to address problems like this and more generally problems in the prison ? prison sector? >> i think you've just sort of said i was going to say he is doing he is actioning things. he is putting things in place. he's doing internal reviews. he's asking questions. he's making sure are answering sure that people are answering to what they've done and what has wrong and trying, you has gone wrong and trying, you know, moving prisoners that probably to be you probably need to be moved. you know, actually a know, he is actually doing

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hello, i'm olly foster. here's what's coming up on sportsday: new yorks's going loco for coco.into the us open quarterfinals. arsenal's record signing declan rice scores an injury time as the gunners beat manchester united. and it's the perfect ten for the record breaker max verstappen after he wins the italian grand prix. hello and welcome to the programme. let's start in new york where the american teenager coco gauff has kept the home crowd happy, reaching the quarterfinals of the us open. she beat the hugely experienced caroline wozniaki in three stes. the dane a two—time finallist in new york and 14 years her senior was playing at flushing meadows for the first time in four years after having two children and briefly retiring. gauff has won titles in cincinnatti and washington this year and took the first set 6—3. she lost her way in the second set, losing that by the same margin to the 2018 australian open champion, but regained her composure to see out the match 6—1 in the decider. sorana cirstea is also through to her first grand slam quarterfinal in 14 years. she had a

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it's all on the bbc sport website or your bbc sport app, but for me, olly foster and the rest of theello. we have a very warm week of weather in prospect. in fact, it could turn out to be some of the warmest weather of the year so far. the highest temperature we recorded over the summer was all the way back injune at 32.2 celsius. this week, we are expected to get to 30 celsius, but some places could getjust a little bit warmer than that. certainly some very warm or even hot weather in the outlook with plenty of strong sunshine, butjust a little bit of mist and fog here and there, some to start monday morning, particularly across parts of southwest scotland, but a few patches elsewhere tending to lift and clear very quickly. and then we will see lots of sunshine. a little bit breezy down towards the far southwest, the far north of scotland, but really only the western and northern isles seeing more cloud and a few splashes of rain. temperatures in eastern scotland up to 25, 26 degrees. parts of central and south eastern england could well get to 29. through monday night, it stays dry

ollie watkins with the only goal of the game after chelsea had malo gusto sent—off.helsea remain 14th. disappointed, because, again, we were the better side until the red card. again, a very tough team. disappointed again. disappointed because, ithink, the team gave everything at the moment. 0k, we will need to keep working. elsewhere in europe, the madrid derby went to athletico, who beat rivals real 3—1. alvaro morata scoring twice for the home side as they inflicted real madrid's first defeat of the season. there was a seven—goal thriller in the match between real sociedad and getafe. 4—3 the final score in san sebastian. real betis against cadiz finished i—i, while las palmas beat granada i—o. a match in the dutch eredivisie had to be abandoned on sunday after flares were thrown on to the pitch. ajax were losing 3—0 at home to defending champions feyenoord when the match was called off ten minutes into the second half. trouble continued afterwards outside thejohan cruyff arena in amsterdam. dutch riot police had to use tear gas to try to clear the crowd. ajax hav

now it's time for a look at today's sport with olly foster.europe already had the solheim cup, they won it two years ago, all they had to do was get to 14 ago, all they had to do was get to 111 points to make sure they retain it. they lead 111—13 at the moment, the spaniard sinking her putt. we will see if they win it outright, but we'll see if they keep hold of the trophy for the third time in a row and that is the time for team europe to have done. you can go to the bbc sport website. we've had four results so far in the premier league. the first north london derby of the season finihsed 2—2 arsenal twice took the lead at the emirates, first through a christian romero own goal and then a bakayo saka penalty, that romero had conceded with a handball, but spurs captain son heung—min scored both spurs equalisers for the draw. they drop to fourth, just above arsenal on goal difference. brighton & hove albion are up to third after beating bournemouth 3—1 kauro mitoma scored twice. ollie watkins scored the winner for aston villa at chelsea liverpo

earlier our presenter olly foster spoke to the spanish football journalist semra hunter.urprise because it does feel as though it's been a long time coming up these negotiations stayed up way back to january 2022 rejected by the year and eight months they've been trying to reach some kind of agreement and now, because of the climate, women's football in spain feels as though this is the time to really put their foot down and make some demands that they feel they deserve. event three days of negotiations between the women's football league in spain and this syndicates that come together as the unions and one of the side and they been negotiating for the last three days, ten hours in total and it comes down to the minimum wage and there is a discrepancy of per year that they're talking about and really standing from what they believe is right for these women and unfortunately, neither side is willing to stand aside at this points will carry on with the strike and it's not the first time it's happened. it it's not the first time it's happened-— it's not the first time it's h

after their poor start to the premier league season, they lost 1—0 at home aston villa yesterday, ollieed side haven't scored in their last three games, and sit 14th with just one win in six matches, making it their worst start to a league campaign in 45 years. i think we are... confident in the way that we perform only we are missing the school. we need to never give up and keep working because we would change in a way that we are working. two—time world cup winner megan rapinoe ended her international career on a high with her usa side beating south africa 2—0 in chicago last night. rapinoe still has a few more regular—season games for the 0l reign, before her glittering career comes to an end. throughout her career she's also used her platform to make an impact beyond the pitch, fighting for equal pay and social justice. rapinoe has been giving her view on the crisis that has recently engulfed spanish football. triggered by the former federation president luis rubiales kissing jenni hermoso without her consent in the medals ceremony following spains�* world cup victory over england.

earlier our presenter olly foster spoke to the spanish football journalist semra hunter.els like it's been a long time coming. the negotiations date all the way back to january 2022 so we're talking a year and a month have been trying to reach an agreement. now because of the current climate of women's football in spain, they feel as though this is the time to really put their foot down and make demands they feel they deserve. they have had three days of negotiations between la liga f, the woman's legs, and the five syndicates together as fenians on one other side and they've been negotiating for the last three days, ten hours in total, and it comes down to the minimum wage. there is a discrepancy of 3000 euros per year they are talking about so they are standing firm on what they feel is right for these women. unfortunately neither side is willing to budge at this point so they feel as though they will carry on with the strike, is on the first time it happened. it is on the first time it happened-— is on the first time it hauened. , , ~ is on the first time it hauened. ,

ollie watkins with the only goal as villa climb to 6th, just two points off the top four. the league has been at luton — and while the manager felt they were unlucky — it's still their worst start to a campaign in eight years. i think we are... confident in the way that we perform only we are missing the school. we need to never give up and keep working because we would change in a way that we are working. megan rapinoe's international football career came to a close with a 2—0 win for her usa side, against south africa in chicago. the team's captain announced she'd be retiring injuly, after a career that included two world cups, olympic gold, in over 200 appearances. world cups, olympic gold, rapinoe's been a leading voice in the campaign for equal pay and social justice. and paid tribute to her team—mates in a memorable international career. overwhelmed, i think. overwhelmed, ithink. there overwhelmed, i think. there are so many feelings. but i think what shines through is just my pride and my gratitude. i am so proud of this team, i am so proud to be in on this team, i

ollie home free." >> jimmy: i want to ask about -- i know you have so many things going on, but one a podcast -- because i was locked in at the beginning of the pandemic and she wouldn't come see me because i'm old. no, because you weren't allowed to be with people over 60. >> jimmy: that's correct >> so she would phone me, and would do prank calls and we would spend hours -- and we would do challenges and i would call my friends. and my wife came in and said, "why are you doing this? and i go, "just because it's fun. and she said, "record it." so that became my podcast. "howie mandel does stuff," and it's with my daughter. [ audience aws ] >> aww [ laughter ] this week, you know, bill burr, jim jeffries -- everybody comes by and does it and it's just -- will you do it >> jimmy: of course, i'll do it yeah, i would love to. i'd do anything for howie mandel >> really? >> jimmy: yes. [ cheers and applause >> that is so great. >> jimmy: let's go get a tattoo after the show and we'll talk about it >> i will gladly stick and poke you. >> jimmy: oh, thank you. >> if you're just tuning in,

try to ollie try it if you want to land the trick you have to do it over and over and over again >> reporterand ranger are regulars and inspired their mom to get in on the action. >> i skateboard, not as good as them yet but maybe soon. soon maybe we can shred together >> reporter: on the ramps or in the ocean these young minds are soaking in new skills and learning the value of science. >> skating is science. skating is a lot of physics, when we are falling or trying different tricks it is all science related. >> reporter: making the connection with every twist and turn while having fun on the ride too >>> what a way to learn. thank you so much. the giant pandas in washington d.c. delighted zoo goers for five decades and have become a symbol for animal conservation now the two are scheduled are to return tochina >> reporter: they are among the biggest stars in the nations capital. >> i am excited to see the panda. >> reporter: their time in washington is coming to an end the giant pandas call the smithsonian smooth zoo home. they came to washington d.c. in 2000 as part of a conservation and

i'm olly foster. europe continue their reign in spain.hrilling tie against the usa sees them keep hold of the solheim cup. these girls, they play with their heart and soul and i couldn't be more proud, so what a come back and what a sunday. scotland have claimed a bonus point to keep their rugby world cup quarter—final dreams alive. wales fans are one win away from the last eight. will their fans be singing after the match against australia? also coming up on sportsday... honors even in the first north london derby of the season son strikes twice for spurs. and max verstappen bounces back injapan as red bull seal the formula one constructors�* title. europe have retained the solheim cup after a thrilling finale in andalusia. it was 8—8 against the usa heading into the final day and nothing could separate them in the singles either. home favourite carlotta ciganda the heroine turning her match around against nelly korda for the crucial point. it finished 14—14, the first tie in the history of the event, and as holders, europe keep hold of

minister of its transitional government. raymond, the gong seemed as an outspoken critic of president, ollie bung up a bundle was forced out of office in a military coup last week. the donkey must serve as bundles, prime minister from 2012 to 2014 nigeria is presidential candidate onto a bike. hard says that he will not accept a ruling by the countries election court upholding president bola to new booth election victory back in february. he's asked the court to declare the election results. nolan void, he says there were in the election irregularities, and he says that people now appeal to the countries, the supreme court. a major rescue operation is under way in turkey. to save a cave expert trapped thousands of feet underground. now the american, you see him right there, developed internal bleeding while he was exploring the more k k that's turkeys. 3rd deepest. i say that he is unable to leave on his own. now, experts say getting him out will be difficult and that it could take several dates . well, here in europe, we still haven't really cleared the air air pollution. it remains a major

he felt so proud in that moment, he was the only one to really see me up close, he has known ollie forh of us grow up together. he has been a core part of my family, he squeezed both of our hands and said good luck to both of us. he wasjust in hands and said good luck to both of us. he was just in tears. ali hands and said good luck to both of us. he wasjust in tears. ali had a massive grin on his face, at the end of the ceremony, he surprised me with the gospel choir from love actually. he said my face was a picture. actually. he said my face was a icture. �* ., ., ., ., ., picture. i'm going to have to move on or i will— picture. i'm going to have to move on or i will be _ picture. i'm going to have to move on or i will be in _ picture. i'm going to have to move on or i will be in tears _ picture. i'm going to have to move on or i will be in tears myself. - on or i will be in tears myself. thank you so much for talking to us. thank you so much for talking to us. thank you so much for talking to us. thank you for sharing the videos with us and letting us play them out. you are watchin

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sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's ollie foster.land's women have reached an agreement with the football association over bonuses and commercial opportunities. talks have been going on since the end of last year but were paused injuly so the team could concentrate on the world cup. speaking ahead of tomorrow's nations league match with scotland, the england captain revealed that the dispute had been settled. we've come to an agreement but i think it is bigger than just the bonus. for us it is about being world leaders on and off the pitch and as we know, the women's game is evolving very quickly and conversations like this need to happen in order to make sure in all areas, we're at the top of our game and the conversation was extremely positive and the players are very positive moving forward that the structures are now in place. it looks really good and that of course makes me really happy because it is good for the players and good for the women's game to move forward and take the next step, but also we can focus on football, whic

now it's time for a look at today's sport with ollie foster.the premier league after arsenal celebrated an injury—time win over manchester united at the emirates stadium. it was 1—1 after 90 minutes the gunners captain martin odegaard cancelling out marcus rashford's opener in the first half, but deep into stoppage time declan rice scored his first for the club since his £100 million move from west ham, and gabrieljesus added another. 3—1 the final score. i love the mentality. i think the determination the team shows to go and do well and go up against any opponent. we want to win and this draw is not enough. and again, we may have it again because we gave the first goal away in an area that i guess manchester united are kaput, and we've done it again in the second half. they could've cost us a goal. but i got a lot of pride in the team for what they want to do all the time. can't be goal given, especially in that moment in the game, it is clear for us, can't be. more mistakes following that goal not given, the penalty given, later on rejected.

and so arriving at the village of coordinates, or near as or by john ollie's cause and bonds and people you see driving past me walking past me, they all asked me to call medians. who black go on a car back on. they've left with everything they've been able to carry. they all mean government says it's prepared to host up to $40000.00 families. that's about pretty much everybody who's living and left in the go on a kind of back and everyone leaving and being forced to make a new life for themselves. it's very unlikely that any of these ethnic on meetings will have to go back to the goal. no, kyra back, yes. uh the, as every government says they can stay if they wish and become a salary citizens. but this is the same government that is essentially blockading the goal row car, back since last december, people feel they've been starved out. very few, they've been eating only just stale bread for the last month or so. and this is a country where i'm gonna stay international says the freedom of expression and assembly severely restricted, unless politically motivated prosecutions, all civil s

now sport and for a full round—up from the bbc sports centre, here is ollie.he champions league returns tomorrow night — with holders manchester city in action against red star belgrade. last season marked the clubs first triumph in the competition and manager pep guardiola has said this will take the pressure off his side. for our club to for ourclub to win for our club to win the champions league would be something incredible, incredible. but in perspective for the champions league, how many teams have won one champions league? just one? that there are a lot who have won three, four, five. there are teams that have won a lot but we are finding it difficult to just when the first one. always remember, it's something incredible for us the first time in history. just one, let's try to win tomorrow. it's notjust city who are in action tomorrow, newcastle united will return to the competition for the first time in 20 years and what a start, they are heading to the san siro to face ac milan. this was their training session this morning before the flight to italy.

so it shows ollie's and the historic jewish quotes of medina listed with levels from the right to buildings before they chose damage to the historic buildings on the street for the unesco heritage sites in a row case. mark hash that e without as well sign that the ration structures have partially collapsed in the area which was constructed in the 11th century. and this one being the political, economic, and cultural hub of motor. okay. in order to evaluate damage to the coach belong to facts and prepare for restoring the devastation. delegation from us code has arrived in the age of 50. at the mar cash add port, but a tourist. we're waiting to catch a flight silence of the country with some of them still shaking up with recording the moments of, of trying to hit. it describes how they soul panics, locals on the streets with pillows and blankets. everyone in the streets and we went to the parking lot and we send the nice area just in case that you know, so they were saying that maybe there would be like a table and chairs weight. so we use and then we ran outside in our like sleeping clothes

ollie lawrence, henry arundell, and max malins also come in, with billy vunipola and jack willis in the the top two sides in the world go head—to—head in paris. ireland have named their squad to face reigning champions south africa at the stade de france in paris. head coach andy farrell has made one change to the starting 15 that beat tonga last saturday. scrum—halfjamison gibson—park returns in place of conor murray. plenty at stake, with the winner of the match likely to top the group and avoid hosts france, with a probable quarter—final against new zealand. liverpool begin their europa league campaign in a few minutes in austria, as they take on lask. that's a 5.45pm kick—off. ryan gravenberch makes his full liverpool debut following his summer move from bayern munich, while teenager ben doak earns his first start. the last time they were in this competition was eight seasons ago, losing in the final to sevilla injurgen klopp�*s first season in charge. it was a different squad, we were actually not ready but we somehow came through. but i wouldn't compare it, it's a different time,

now it's time for a look at today's sport with olly foster.them kicked off about 15 minutes ago. it's the first north london derby of the season at the emirates stadium. david raya keeping his place in the gunners goal and brennanjohnson given his first start for spurs. no goals yet. pretty cagey opening stages. and there are no goals in any of those two o'clock kick—offs in the uk at brighton, chelsea and liverpool. sheffield united are looking for their first win. they have lots of areas where they can hurt us. we have to approach the match like we did in the brentford match, we were spot on with our mindset and spot on with the importance of the game and we responded really well. we are maybe not a magnificent display but we did enough to get the job done and we are going to have to get all the basics right if we are going to compete in this game. max verstappen is on the verge of a third formula one world title as he cruised to his 13th victory of the year at the japanese grand prix. verstappen's victory helped red bull secure the construc

of how the new anti—time wasting directives are being implemented as well as the decision to give ollieent off and he can see them pulling the shirt that's what he got sent off for. chrissy and they were looking at her goalkeeper and absolutely bad but these are the guys running the game. liverpool also came from behind to beat wolves, in the lunchtime kick off, to go top for the time being. two late goals gave them a 3—1 win at molineux — as patrick geary reports. back to the relentless nature of the premier league and pick up the pace faster else. and catching liverpool drowsy and costly because he picked up. and 1—0 come seven minutes and in wolverhampton since the adventurous wanderer and caught between plans. a moment passed and juergen klumpp demanded the momentum change in the second half, it did. here is mo salah and here's what liverpool needed. by creating another chance is good and takes energy and time and when mo salah spotted robertson, the captain, a match winner. and adding comfort to the creative reflective strike. and after a full start, the hurdle cleared. first—half

now sport and for a full round—up from the bbc sports centre, here is ollie.rst triumph in the competition and manager pep guardiola has said this will take the pressure off his side. for our club to for ourclub to win for our club to win the champions league would be something incredible, incredible. but in perspective for the champions league, how many teams have won one champions league? just one? that there are a

sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here�*s ollie foster. the team could concentrate on the world cup. speaking ahead of tomorrow�*s nations league match with scotland, the england captain revealed that the dispute had been settled. we�*ve come to an agreement but i think it is bigger than just the bonus. for us it is about being world leaders on and off the pitch and as we know, the women�*s game is evolving very quickly and conversations like this need to happen in order to make sure

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i'm good to turn to you first ollie in europe. -- in munich. the chinese are there in scale. the europeans feel really exposed right now to that threat in the way the u.s. car makers not. how seriously concerned are they about that from china? talking about task -- talking about this, saying the biggest mistake europe made was letting the europeans in. will we see the same threat being posed by the chinese? oliver: let me try to describe the scene to you because i think this is the allegory for what's going on. in the center of munich right now which is the motor city of germany has surrendered itself to the iaa. you have a huge spread from volkswagen sitting there. right across from them is byd. this is the company that has toppled volkswagen in china and is now coming for the international market and really showing itself out there. they literally say we are byd you've probably never heard of us but one of the biggest new energy vehicle companies in the world. when are they going international? what's so interesting, i spoke to so many chinese executives, some of them whose

i'm olly foster. these are our sportsday headlines: rome is ready for the 44th ryder cup.rings have been revealed, as europe look to upset the holders. revealed, as europe look how revealed, as europe look confident are you feeling your�*s how confident are you feeling about your�*s chances? how confident are you feeling about your's chances?— your's chances? very confident. yeah, i think— your's chances? very confident. yeah, i think america _ your's chances? very confident. yeah, i think america will - your's chances? very confident. yeah, i think america will be i your's chances? very confident. i yeah, i think america will be lucky to finish second. all change for scotland as they look to keep their slim quarterfinals hopes alive at the rugby world cup. and a career across three continents and 17 clubs — former lionessjodie taylor retires from football. evening. it's the eve of the 44th ryder cup, luke donald and zachjohnson, the european and usa captains, have named their pairings for the opening foursomes in rome tomorrow morning. we'll go through those in just a mom

interesting dynamic in that tim l interesting dynamic in that tim scott, the african—american rep ollieator who is also running, is from carolina, they will be fighting a lot of the same people, i still look to iowa and new hampshire simply because it is old—fashioned face—to—face politics, there is so much media attention on those first two states. if nikki comes in fourth in iowa thatis if nikki comes in fourth in iowa that is not very good, if she comes in second, that's a big deal, so we continue to watch those two states, i hate to say it, more than my own state. ' . , ., , state. the difficulty for these candidates — state. the difficulty for these candidates is _ state. the difficulty for these candidates is that _ state. the difficulty for these candidates is that there - state. the difficulty for these candidates is that there is . state. the difficulty for these candidates is that there is no i state. the difficulty for these - candidates is that there is no one to swing at because donald trump is not on the stage, he won't be at the second debate on the third debate, which is

i'm olly foster. here's what's coming up.tokes smashes a new one—day batting record for england. it's a dream davis cup debut for draper. he gives great britain the lead against australia. back to business for the lionesses, but is it too soon — less than a month after reaching the world cup final? some players only had six days off, which, after such a high level, high pressure competition, it's not good for them. also coming up on sportsday — a strong case for the defence. gareth southgate says harry maguire is an "absolute stalwart for england" and slams the critics for his "ridiculous treatment". evening. we're going to start with cricket and an astonishing knock from ben stokes in the third one—dayer against new zealand. england lost the toss and were put into bat at the oval, and they lost a couple of early wickets — but then came stokes, the game—changer. he hit 9 sixes and 15 boundaries in a quick—fire 182 — that's an odi record for england. dan ogunshakin reports. it was a familiar scenario — england in trouble, tail

i'm olly foster. sancho has been frozen out at manchester united. is there any way back?eace and parity for scotland's women as they settle their equality dispute with the sfa. and nat sciver—brunt breaks a one—day record as england look to seal the series against sri lanka. also coming up on sportsday — we'll have the latest from the rugby world cup in france. ireland have named their team for the weekend. the international break might be over, but jadon sancho�*s spat with his club manchester united certainly isn't. at the beginning of the month, manager erik ten hag very bluntly explained that he had dropped sancho for the game against arsenal because he hadn't been up to scratch in training. sancho said that wasn't true and he was being "made a scapegoat". today, ten hag says sancho is training on his own because of a "squad discipline issue". our football reporter simon stone has been following this. good evening to you, simon. sancho hasn't been away with england. he has not been away for a couple of years with england. united have had plenty of time to smooth this

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm olly foster ready for liftoff, the opening match begins tonighty for the home nations. scotland are looking to keep up their winning run and take step towards your qualification. coco gauff is into the final of the us open. back to school for lewis hamilton, the seven time formula i world champion is championing engineers of the future. the defending super bowl champions are off to a bad start as we look ahead to the new nfl season. evening, we are less than two hours away from the start of the rugby world cup. the opening match is at the stade de france between the hosts and the three—time world champions new zealand. it should really set the tone for the rest of the tournament, so much world cup history between the french and all blacks. this was the view in st denis a short time ago, we'll be there live shortly to speak to our sports editor. let's catch up with the home nations first, they all play their opening matches over the weekend, perhaps the toughest will be for scotland against the reigning champions south africa in marseille on sunday

ollie north during the invasion of iraq. you see me sitting on ammo cans with the men and women.i am. you can see they shaved my head and inducted me as honorary member. they are all heroes. 20 years later i tip my hat and salute them for what they do for this nation. still ahead, the biblical site where jesus is said to have healed a blind man is set to open for the public first time in 2,000 years. you heard that right. we will talk to a man leading the excavation efforts straight ahead. first, we are serving up fresh takes on america's top issues as pete plays some basketball and has breakfast with friends in nashville, having too much fun ♪ ma, ma, ma— ( clears throat ) for fast sore throat relief, try vicks vapocool drops. with two times more menthol per drop, and powerful vicks vapors to vaporize sore throat pain. vicks vapocool drops. vaporize sore throat pain. mass general brigham -- when you need some of the brightest minds in medicine. this is a leading healthcare system with five nationally ranked hospitals, including two world-renowned academic medical centers. in bos

i'm olly foster.ter united's bad culture — ten hag says he has to set standards and be strict with the players. a us takeover has been agreed at everton — that would mean half the premier league clubs would be american—owned. and we're with england, ireland and wales — three home nations in action at the rugby world cup this weekend, looking to build on winning starts. also coming up on sportsday — after a winter world cup in qatar, there are now concerns about the heat at the next tournament in north and central america. and there's an emotional davis cup win for andy murray in manchester. sorry to my family is that i'm not able... sorry. ..that i'm not able to be there, but, yeah, gran, that one's for you. evening. there's a fantastic weekend of sport to look forward to. we'll head to france shortly for the latest from the home nations at the rugby world cup, but the premier league returns tomorrow. we'll see which teams can pick up where they left off before the international break. manchester unit

today we welcome back three more season 37 contestants-- david, michalle, and ollie-- all of whom hoping the finals. am i right? well, good luck to all three of you. here we go into the jeopardy! round. let's see the categories. first up... then we have... followed by... a-r in quotation marks. we have... and finally... david, what do you think? where shall we start? let's start with shattering allusions f $600.

if we could send a big force into go through there, punch out the other side, be below ollie's army, we can then shift up. it will be in lee's rear or can push on to richmond, which is from there only about ten miles and what a victory that would be. so we can go to map number two, which talks about the battle of cold harbor actions of june one. and just to give you an overview, what's going to happen? it's this union army predominantly still up in area of tartar, part of my creek, trying to figure out exactly what to do. smith though landing now on the mucky river is to move his army corps, the 18th corps, down toward cold harbor burr and. general sheridan rides first into the old cold harbor area drives the confederate cavalry. that's out there and in trenches. his men, lee decides, oh no problem popping up and orders the confederate first corps under general anderson to move down and retake old cold harbor from these cavalrymen lawrence, one of the south carolina fire leaders, is leading a south. the south carolina brigade. that's the sort of the attack point for the confederate f

but certainly by freeing ollie bung go, he's stepping forward saying that there is a possibly of dialogue with the international community. and certainly with the neighboring countries that are watching what's happening in gabon carefully. because in cameroon, the head of state probably yet, that's been in power since 1982 next door and equitable getting you have president obama and who's been in power since 1979 and ceiling. and there is fear that this contagion of clothes that we're seeing in for a french colonies could spread and could spread to neighboring countries. jane yeah, a very interesting point about the bones neighbors and whether there could be a domino effect or whether this could be inspiration for anyone in other regional countries that are experiencing comfortable situations. because hack reporting from the course and a goal on a rapidly developing story. thank you very much. so 2 of donald trump's 18 co defendants in the 17 co defendants in the georgia election. midland case will be tried in october. the judge has rejected their motion to have their cases tried separate

. >> reporter: may olli says if he can't fix cars and doesn't have vehicles to sell, he may need to lay. the auto makers are also laking off workers, impacting local businesses. >> if you have less money to end and, you're going to really hold on to what you have, and that reduction in spending could curb economic growth in those local communities. >> reporter: experts say the strike could have an impact on the entire u.s. economy if it continues into next year. bradley blackburn, cbs news, yonkers, new york. >>> striking hollywood writers have reached a tentative deal with entertainment companies to end their walkout. details of the agreement still have to be ironed out. but with 11,000 actors still on the picket lines, it could be a while before you get any new episodes of your favorite shows. and while production here in the u.s. ground to a halt, tv and movies produced overseas are still drawing millions of viewers, including many here in the u.s. seth doane reports. >> reporter: turn on the tv in korea, the production powerhouse of asia, and you can find dance troupes battling each