, lots of aggressive towards ollie robinson in particular, but about 20 minutes ago ollie robinson camewicket to fall, leaving india about half an hour to take the final two wickets, and if i just look over my shoulder, towards the big screen, and train my ears to what is going on inside lord's, the big screen, and train my ears to what is going on inside lords, i think i'm on to tell you the tenth wicket has been taken, the players are shaking hands, india are so the rating victory in this test match stop what you are spot on, you predicted it. == stop what you are spot on, you predicted it— predicted it. -- there was that roar. in predicted it. -- there was that man in the — predicted it. -- there was that roar. in the taking _ predicted it. -- there was that roar. in the taking a _ predicted it. -- there was that roar. in the taking a lead - predicted it. -- there was that roar. in the taking a lead in i predicted it. -- there was that l roar. in the taking a lead in the first one was drawn, the rain scuppered india there. —— india taking the first one. they head onto headingley next

ollie robinson and england up and running.ne for 91, but the big prize was that of virat kohli. he had passed 50 but couldn't get pastjoe root. this wasjimmy anderson undoing ajinkya rahane. moeen ali offering a quick break from the quick bowling was no less deadly. but the morning belonged to robinson. this saw off ishant sharma, his fifth wicket. india are now eight down and still over 100 behind. this big, india are now eight down and still over100 behind. this big, but nothing like as big as his side needed. craig 0verton delivering the final knockout blows. england winning by an innings and 76 runs in all before lunch. headingley had expected a day of drama. what it got was an english morning masterclass. adam wild, bbc news. more highlights are on today at the test at seven o'clock on bbc two where you can also hear more from england captainjoe root who was delighted with how his team had performed. extremely proud, and it shows the character in the dressing room. to put in such a clinical performance shows a huge amount

ollie robinson dismissing ajinkya rahane need to leave india 56—4.wo years ago, a0 years leave india 56—a. two years ago, a0 years ago england achieved some of the notable test match victories on this ground. this test match has onlyjust begun, but as play about to resume here, england in effect they have made just about the perfect start. time for a look at the weather. here's thomaz schafernaker. it is looking absolutely fine for the cricket with this high pressure, fine for many of in fact, a meteorological lesson now. here is a high pressure, two low pressures either side and now i will overlay a schematic this basically resembles almost the letter 0 mega. when this happens in the atmosphere the high pressure tends to be locked in between these weather systems, so the low pressure and jet stream and not much changes, it doesn't move around, for the next 8—10 days this is where forecasters will be thinking about different things to say because it is going to be more or less the same every single day. however there will be settled differences. i wi

ollie robinson, finished with figures of 2-16 robinson, finished with figures of 2—16 from his ten oversto what happened at lord's. it was a real tail and effort in the second innings that got india back into the match to win it. did not happen this time. one of those tail edges fail cheaply, dismissed by sam curran. sam kerr it also played his part, as he got two wickets in two balls —— sam curran. greg overton into the bowling line—up. baby doesn't have the express pace of mark would, but made his contribution with three wickets, including the final want to call. 78 all out there india, and as you mentioned england, to bat with a new look partnership, and itjust goes from strength to strength. it really is remarkable, but when he did of this turnaround, because there were so many questions... —— when you think of this turnaround. the tactics, that fragile batching order as well, but they have all been answered in the space of three sessions. . ~ ,., ., ., sessions. yeah. i think so. to a lane sessions. yeah. i think so. to a large extent. — sessions. yeah. i think so. to a large extent

olly robinson's wicket summoned the end for england. their lead, 208.ance. adam wild, bbc news. this is the state of play at close. on day four, india reached 52—1 in pursuit of 290 win. south africa kicked a late penalty to beat the british and irish lions and win the test series. they won 19—16 in the decider in cape town — taking the series 2—1. katie gornall was watching. at times, this tour has been in the eye of a storm. after overcoming a series of obstacles just to be here, now one more huge challenge remained. that challenge appeared to grow, with the early departure of fly—half dan biggar. his replacement, finn russell, had not played for over a month. thankfully, he brought his kicking boots. last week, the lions were bogged down by the springboks. here was the perfect response. ken owens, muscling over. the lions led by former at the break. as a lion, one player you don't want running at you is colby, a man that can twist to the line in no time. the lions were down by three. cool heads were needed, and russell never faltered. but with the ga

jimmy anderson picked up a couple of wickets to move clear in third in the all—time list, and ollie robinsonhed 25 without loss in their second innings before the rain intervened after tea, so they trail by 70 runs. staying with cricket, trent rockets moved to the top of the men's hundred table after a six—wicket win over welsh fire in cardiff. set 140 to win, rockets needed six runs from the last 11 balls, samit patel blasted them to victory. that was one of five sixes in an unbeaten 46. their fourth win in five games. and that completed the double for the rockets, because the women had already beaten welsh fire by four wickets. a half—century from nat sciver helped them reach the 103 required. that moves them above fire into fourth in the table, level on points with third—placed oval invincibles. there's been a slight twist in the harry kane saga. missing from tottenham training this week, seemingly pushing for a transfer, the england captain has denied that he refused to report for duty and says he'll return to the club tomorrow, as planned. he was expected at spurs on monday after an ext

on to punish the mistake, bringing up his 50 with ease... ..before he succumbed to this from ollie robinsonto give the england captain something to roar about. pujara batted on past his half—century with captain kohli going well alongside him, to give india hope that perhaps this match isn't overjust yet. jo currie, bbc news. britain's paralympians have added three more golds to an already impressive tally of medals, at the games in tokyo. success for the cyclists and swimmers have put great britain in second place behind china in the medals table. from tokyo, here's andy swiss. rarely has british sport seen a more versatile or a more victorious athlete. for kadeena cox, just the start of what could be another golden games. cox is a cyclist, but also a runner. at the last paralympics, she won golds at both. and in herfirst event here in the velodrome, she was once again unstoppable. the time trial is normally won by tiny fractions. cox won it by more than a second. and she's done it in fantastic style! it was, she said afterwards, near perfection, and didn't her team know it. it was just as

there's one for you, ollie robinson. oh, my goodness me! both teams had been aggressive.aj to sprint towards the future. try stopping india now. joe wilson, bbc news, lords. a dismal day for england, producing one of their worst... but virat kohli is delighted.— one of their worst... but virat kohli is delighted. what he did was actually unbelievable, _ kohli is delighted. what he did was actually unbelievable, and - kohli is delighted. what he did was actually unbelievable, and i - kohli is delighted. what he did was actually unbelievable, and i think l actually unbelievable, and i think we felt the momentum shifted in the morning because of their partnership. and wejust morning because of their partnership. and we just knew that we needed intervals to pull them out today, and we deftly had a crack at the result. . �* . today, and we deftly had a crack at the result. . �* , ., today, and we deftly had a crack at the result. . �*, ., . a the result. that's part of cricket sometime- _ the result. that's part of cricket sometime. fair— the result. that's part of cricket som

on to punish the mistake, bringing up his 50 with ease... ..before he succumbed to this from ollie robinsonhat perhaps this match isn't overjust yet. jo currie, bbc news. england's craig overton is hoping the new ball will help him and his fellow bowlers make a breakthrough tomorrow. the wicket is a bit slower. you have to be on your links. sometimes it won't carry because it is that slow wicket. it was an attritional day and we have got that new ball in the morning, so hopefully come back tomorrow, start well, and put india under pressure again. britain's kadeena cox has retained her 500 metre time trial paralympic title with a stunning ride in tokyo. cox is again looking to win cycling and athletics gold just as she did at the rio games. she had to beat the time set by canadian world champion kate o'brien to win and she smashed that with a brilliant ride , setting kate o'brien to win and she smashed that with a brilliant ride, setting a new world record in the process, much to the delight of her family watching at home. i've been speaking it into existence all week. i said, your bringing

ollie robinson and england up and running. hands ofjoe root. robinson wreaking havoc — so too england's more established names. this wasjimmy anderson undoing ajinkya rahane. moeen ali offering a quick break from the quick bowling, no less deadly. but the morning belonged to robinson. this saw off ishant sharma, his fifth wicket. craig overton delivering the knockout blows. headingley had expected a day of drama. what it got was a morning masterclass. adam wild, bbc news. that's it — we're back at ten past ten. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello. this is bbc news. more now on the paralympics, british sprinters thomas young and sophie hahn have both taken gold in the t38100 metres. to have the community behind you, it's really quite moving. a to have the community behind you, it's really quite moving.— it's really quite moving. a selector 15 earlier, i spoke to his parents, bridie and rob. coming up to tokyo he had done 11.03 and obviously his previous personal best was in dubai at 11 seconds,

ollie robinson dismissed rishabh pant. controlled aggression is the big idea.t count. is that rohit sharma? could that be 67—6? yeah. and this here withjoe root�*s stretching catch was 78 all out. so, how did that happen? well, england bowled with extreme discipline. why waste time with intimidation when you can be taking wickets? this ground of the extraordinary, where grown men dress as seagulls to pursue a six foot bag of chips, was now the scene of serene english batting. where english fans might have waited for something to go wrong, nothing did. runs just kept flowing and india on the first day lost sight of the match. rory burns and with him haseeb hameed, a new opening partnership, added 120 runs together and they're still going. for england, better things have happened here, but not many. joe wilson, bbc news, headingley. the cyclist dame sarah storey moved a step closer today to becoming britain's most decorated paralympian after she won britain's first gold medal at the paralympics in tokyo. the gold was the 15th of her career, and she broke her prev

one of five wickets in the innings for ollie robinson.ahul gone finally for 8h. but india were well ahead in the match. ravi jadeja saw to that. that�*s a six. what a shot that is! here comes a four. and there is a special way he celebrates getting to 50. wait for it... there. it is never bettered, although sometimes imitated. oh, good try. and india led by 95 and bowled again. england�*s second innings began shakily. india perhaps sensed that dom sibley was a little fortunate. there�*s been chat from both sides. some people will always find a way and a place to play cricket. england were 70 behind when this happened. to pause with the three final words — rain stops play. joe wilson, bbc news. that�*s it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello there. the weather story is a bit of a lottery over the next couple of days. generally we are stuck in repeat mode under an influence of low pressure, which is producing plenty of frequent, thundery showers. but that means that some of us will skip them altoge

one of five wickets in the innings for ollie robinson.et, james anderson moved to the bronze medal position in the all—time list of the world's bowlers, kl rahul gone finally for 84. but india were way ahead in the match. ravi jadeja saw to that. that's a six. what a shot that is! here comes a four. and there is a special way he celebrates getting to 50. wait for it... there. it is never bettered, although sometimes imitated. oh, good try. and india led by 95 and bowled again. england's second innings began cheekily. innings began shakily. india perhaps sensed that dom sibley was a little fortunate. there's been chat from both sides. some people will always find a way and a place to play cricket. england were 70 behind when this happened. to pause with the three final words — rain stops play. joe wilson, bbc news. cricket and rain. very english! time for a look at the weather, here's louise lear. hi there. very frustrating, the forecast at the moment, not much changing into the weekend. at times beautiful today, changing into the weekend.

ollie robinson dismissing ajinkya rahane need to leave india 56—4.s on this ground. this test match has onlyjust begun, but as play about to resume here, england in effect they have made just about the perfect start. time for a look at the weather. here's thomaz schafernaker. it is looking absolutely fine for the cricket with this high pressure, fine for many of in fact, a meteorological lesson now.

with olly robinson taking the wicket of kl rahul with the second ball of the morning.d just an over later, james anderson got ajinkya rahane for one, with his first ball of the day. mark wood and moeen ali have taken one more each to leave the indians on 3a6—7 at lunch. the chairman of the british olympic association, hugh robertson, says it's very disappointing to hear of sprinter cj ujah�*s positive test for a banned substance. the british sprinter, who led off the 4x100 metre relay team, on their way to silver at the olympics last week, has been provisionally suspended by the athletics integrity unit. it means the entire relay team could now lose their medals. the aiu said a test from the british champion, showed evidence of a prohibited substance. the athlete remains innocent until proven guilty while the process goes on but it is a process which we must respect. on but it is a process which we must resect. , , ., ., respect. every single athlete who com etes respect. every single athlete who competes at _ respect. every single athlete who competes at an — respect.

there's one for you, ollie robinson. oh, my goodness me! both teams had been aggressive. in recent memory. captainjoe root says he takes responsibility for the outcome — but virat kohli is delighted. i think mohammed shami stayed there with the tail—enders to get his runs. but whatjasprit bumrah did was absolutely unbelievable, and we felt that the momentum shifted in the morning because of that partnership. and then, we just knew that we needed enough overs to bowl them out today. and we definitely have a crack the result. it's part of cricket sometimes. fair play to them, it was a good partnership — hit it in some very unusual areas which asked some difficult questions of us. and if i had the time again, i probably would have managed this side differently. staying with cricket, and southern brave held their nerve to qualify for the latter stages of the men's hundred and eliminate the oval invincibles with an enthralling six—wicket victory at the ageas bowl. an early collapse saw the invicibles lose six wickets for just 33 runs. the visitors, though, indebted to alex bla

olly robinson's work summoned the end for england. their lead, 208.r city in the community shield at wembley city set a new british record transfer fee when they bought jack grealish from aston villa in a hundred million pound deal this week, and he began the match on the bench. city came close to scoring early on when kasper schmeichel was tested by ilkay gundogan. leicester had more of the ball in the first half. jamie vardy has had several chances to put his side ahead. grealish has made his debut, but it is goalless at the moment with ten minutes of normal time remaining. hull city have started the championship season with a 4—1win. the tigers, who were league one champions last year, came from a goal down to hammer preston at deepdale. blackburn, luton and stoke also got wins on the first weekend of the new season. sheffield united v birmingham kicks off at eight o'clock this evening. the bbc sport website has the rest of the results from the football league. there's been a big shock in scotland, premiership champions rangers have been beaten 1—0

jimmy anderson picked up a couple of wickets to move clear in third in the all—time list, and ollie robinsont was one of five sixes in an unbeaten 46. their fourth win in five games. and that completed the double for the rockets, because the women had already beaten welsh fire by four wickets. a half—century from nat sciver helped them reach the 103 required. that moves them above fire into fourth in the women's table, level on points with third—placed oval invincibles. there's been a slight twist in the harry kane saga. missing from tottenham training this week, seemingly pushing for a transfer, the england captain has denied that he refused to report for duty and says he'll return to the club tomorrow, as planned. he was expected at spurs on monday after an extended break following the european championship. kane says it hurts to read some of the comments questioning his professionalism and while "not going into the specifics of the situation", he says that "he would never, and has never, refused to train." manchester city are favourites to sign him, with their manager confirming today tha

jimmy anderson picked up a couple of wickets to move clear in third in the all—time list, and ollie robinsoney lawes says they can't get caught up in scrapping with south africa in tomorrow deciding test in cape town. the lions lost a stormy second test which lasted over two hours and they believe that a host of flashpoints where tempers boiled over were used as a deliberate tactic by the springboks to slow the game down. we can't get caught up in a scrappy and stuff, it slows down the game and stuff, it slows down the game and doesn't really help us. we are a fit team, we want to run around and have the ball in hands, so we can't get caught up in that and we need to try to speed the game up as much as we can. they can throw around as much as they can as long as we can get that ball around and play some rugby. back to the olympics, and simon biles said she is delighted to be back home in the united states, after her troubled games. she landed in houston and was welcomed by crowds of fans, as well as relatives and the family dog. she told local media she wanted to have some space before headi

it took virat kohli's late dismissal, ollie robinson's ball, and joe root�*s catch to remind us thise got quite a long tail, so 5—6 down early and we're still in the game. to the hundred then, where the northern superchargers hammered the manchester originals at headingley. john simpson hit 71 offjust 28 balls as the superchargers capatalised on some poor bowling from the originals. and brandon carse added a boundary on the final ball to take his side to 200 — that's the higest total of the tournment so far. the originals were bowled out forjust 131, with the superchargers winning by 69, runs keeping their slim hopes of reaching the latter stages of the competiton alive. in the women's fixture, the originals put a severe dent in their rivals' hopes of progressing. lizelle lee with a dazzling display of batting. she made 68 from just 40 balls as the originals won by eight wickets. in super league tonight, there was a rare defeat for reigning champions st helens, as they went down 20—10 at home to castleford. greg eden here with the decisive try for the tigers that put the game beyond

ollie robinson with five wickets...o back on if they can squeeze some more cricket in. if it happens, we will let you know at 6:30. good stuff, thank you very much. back to coronavirus now and a movement opposing lockdown, restrictions and vaccines has grown on social media during the pandemic. several committed activists are now taking a whole new turn — organising online dating, house shares and blood banks just for the unvaccinated. but they're coming up against opposition from social media sites. with me is our disinformation and social media reporter marianna spring. explain a bit more about what's happening — who are these activists? those watching might know about debates there have been around personal freedoms versus lockdown or vaccine passports and different discussions. this movement goes beyond those. it has become muddled with extreme online conspiracies and a lot who are a part of it believe the unvaccinated are becoming like a persecuted group and actually, this is part of some nefarious agenda to contro

ollie robinson took two wickets, but they blew them away after lunch. bowled out forjust 78. and if you thought the bowling was good, so far, the batting has been exceptional from england. both rory burns and haseeb hameed are still in as england finished the day on 120 without loss. the way everyone bold today, and the way we fielded i thought was brilliant. and then, are batting, as well, i thought the guys who batted were outstanding. so yeah, we're just delighted that things came up for us. we had planned throughout the series, i think we've bowled pretty well throughout the series, and at times things don't go your way. but when things do go your way, you have to make the most of it, and i think we've done that today. paralympics gb are fifth on the medals table after day one of the games with one gold, four silvers and a bronze. three of those medals were in the pool. but it was dame sarah storey who got gb�*s first gold. she beat team—mate crystal lane—wright in the final of the c5 3,000 metres, individual pursuit. it's the 15th paralympic title

ollie robinson and joss buttler both failed to get off the mark.looking for entertainment. i can now speak to our business presenter victoria fritz. good morning. it's not a particularly attractive way to characterise britain this morning but it's kind of binge watch britain. spending almost six hours of your life a day, half of all uk households, spending almost six hours a day watching the telly or streaming services and that includes things like online, things like youtube. interesting these figures and it's interesting to try and work out how much of this was because of the pandemic and the fact that people had not much else to do, lots of people for load and stuck at home, and unable to do things perhaps managing to get through school were quicker. that they might have otherwise done and that kind of thing and how much is an acceleration of a trend that was going to happen anyway, the fact that we are streaming more, we are glued to screens more than ever before. hopefully to answer that question is the group director of strategy and research

ollie robinson took five wickets in india's second innings, a really impressive display from him.t goes down to the players. as a captain, you are as good as your players and i am looking to have some very talented and to have captain to some wonderful players along the way. yeah, it is obviously a proud moment for me personally but it is all about the group. that series is level at 1—1. for only the second time in his career george russell will start a formula i race from the front row of the grid. last time he was standing in for world champion lewis hamilton at mercedes. but this time he guided his williams through the treacherous conditions at spa in belgium to get ahead of hamilton and will start behind the red bull of max verstappen. fellow briton lando norris was fortunate to escape unhurt from this crash. he qualified ninth, but may have to start from the pitlane. george russell, that is a great story. he has the eighth fastest car on the grid. ten points and nobody would have expected them to be second on that grid today. lillian from him and potentially in the running to

ollie robinson dismissed rishabh pant, controlled aggression is the big idea.ve happened here. but not many. joe wilson, bbc news headingley. the holders of the vitality blast, the notts outlaws, were beaten in the quarter—finals by the hampshire hawks. hampshire struggled with the bat and were only able to set a target of 126, with 18 year—old tom prest getting 44. however, notts were unable to reach it and were all bowled out for 123 as hampshire head to finals day for the first time since 2017. arsenal helped themselves to their first win of the season with a 6—0 thumping over a young west brom side in the second round of the carabao cup. captain pierre—emerick aubameyang scored a hat—trick in his first start of the season, with the other goals from bukayo saka, nicolas pepe and alexandre lacazette to seal a comfortable progression for arsenal into the third round. celtic and rangers both have europa league play—offs later. celtic take a 2—0 lead to az alkmaar while rangers are 1—0 up against alashkert after last weeks first legs. against alashkert after las

india were bowled out for 278, ollie robinson with five wickets.t if it —— it is in tottenham's play. if they don't negotiate, nothing else to say. if they want to, we will try. that's all the sport for now. the taliban have captured the capital of nimruz province, making it the first provincial capital to fall into the hands of insurgents, as they step up their offensive across the country. the nimruz province, in south—western afghanistan is a major trading hub near the border with iran. a local official in zaranj said the city fell because of a lack of reinforcements. the insurgents have taken dozens of districts in recent months as foreign forces leave the country. the taliban are already putting pressure on several other cities, including herat in the west and lashkar gah in the south. the un security council has been meeting in a special session to discuss the worsening situation in the country. the united nations�* envoy to afghanistan deborah lyon called on the taliban to cease its attacks on major cities immediately as she warned the confl

there's one for you, ollie robinson. oh, my goodness me! both teams had been aggressive.e wilson, bbc news, lords. afghanistan has withdrawn from next week's paralympics in tokyo. they were due to be represnted by athletes in taekwando. because of the chaos at kabul airport, they're unable to travel. it's devastating, it's devastating. for me, this was history in the making. this was just, we were going to make history. first female athlete to compete, first paralympian. the growth of paralympians. we wanted through her to use her as a role model to showcase, give her publicity to say, if she is able to do it, you can do it as well to encourage more participants. andy murray beat richard gasquet at the cincinatti open. murray, who has won the tournament twice, eased into the second round with a 6—4, 6—4 victory over gasquet. britain's dan evans is out, beaten by diego schwartzman. naomi osaka broke down in tears during her first news conference since the controversy over refusing to speak to media at the french open. osaka became emotional shortly after being asked about

before he succumbed to this from ollie robinson. that perhaps this much is not overjust yet. jo currie, bbc news. india fighting back, should be a fascinating day of play today. my family were pulling their hair out when india were bowled out for 78, looking at bit better for them at headingley. looking at bit better for them at headingley-— looking at bit better for them at headinule . ., , ,., , headingley. that is so interesting, because i was _ headingley. that is so interesting, because i was cheering _ headingley. that is so interesting, because i was cheering for- headingley. that is so interesting, | because i was cheering for england and my mom was like... what because i was cheering for england and my mom was like...— because i was cheering for england and my mom was like... what are you doin:! and my mom was like... what are you doing! honestly. _ and my mom was like... what are you doing! honestly, with _ and my mom was like... what are you doing! honestly, with three _ and my mom was like... what are you doing! honestly