rosie, ollie and riley are all deaf.thin their school in new hampshire. all three say it's invaluable. if we are stuck, you can just ask them and then they will help us so you can understand, because it's a bit harder for deaf children like us to understand. it's noisy in the classroom so, like, going there, we can hear what the teacher is saying. i didn't really get anything before, but now me, ollie and riley have so much — so much support, it's really helped. these support services were deaf and visually impaired children are changing and there is some concern. the programme is really good. how good? it's crucial and it needs to continue. hampshire county council says the changes it is making to the services some children get is about using its budget in the most cost—effective way. making your supporters tailored and targeted, so those who needed get it, but there is no doubt across the country council budgets are under enormous pressure, need with vital services squeeze, it's kind one and three councils was in strug

olly pike is an author and illustrator.ntry. "i wish to marry thomas." "what?" said the king. at this primary school in kent, olly‘s story prince henry is being used in a lesson about equality. they watched a young couple celebrate their love by wedding each other. they‘d put it off long enough. on one side we have the words "lesbian", "gay", "bisexual", "transgender" and " heterosexual" . .. year five students — nine— and ten—year—olds — are having a workshop lead by the charity diversity rolemodels, about different kinds of relationships and prejudice. if you've heard that phrase, "that's so gay", here at oakfield primary, i want you to put your hand up. some people say, "oh, that‘s so gay," but i really think they say that for an insult. who's in this picture? everyone's family is different, and you have to treat everyone with equality — it doesn't matter if they are lesbian or gay. and then, crack! out came their very own baby. the five— and 6—year—olds in year1 are using a story about a penguin to learn about different

rosie, olly and riley are all deaf.hin their school in hampshire. all three say it's invaluable. if we're stuck, you can just ask them, and then they will help us, so you can understand, because it is a bit harder for deaf children like us to understand. it's noisy in the classroom, so, like, we can go into the unit and hear what the teacher is saying. i used to open my report and i didn't really get any stuff, but now me and olly and riley have so much support, it's just upgraded so much. across the county some support services for deaf and visually impaired children are changing, and there is some concern. the support they get is really, really good. certainly here. and important? absolutely crucial, absolutely crucial. and it needs to continue. hampshire county council says the changes it's making to the services some children get is about using its budget in the most cost—effective way, making sure support is tailored and targeted, so those who need it get it. but there is no doubt across the country council budgets

thank you, olly foster.ld heritage site. scientific work began there in 1945, and it's been at the forefront of astro—nomical research ever since. the observatory tracked us and russian missions during the space race, and pioneered the then new science, of radio astronomy, which used radio waves instead of visible light, to understand the universe. that's it. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel, including a first look at tomorrow's front pages. but now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello. this is bbc news. let's get more on the united states winning the women's world cup. lucie buckland, who's a striker with guildford saint's football club, told me what the 2019 tournament means in the drive to increase the profile of women's football in britain. it means a lot. i mean, certainly across the board, guildford saints ladies, we've all been following the coverage and it is fantastic to see, it's fantastic to be able to go down to your local plac

world cup winnerjason roy though will make his test debut along with olly stone.m up day before the actions when i met tess mosca might say to me very warm. they had seenjames might say to me very warm. they had seen james anderson go might say to me very warm. they had seenjames anderson go through his drills and routines, separate from the rest of the squad, england saying very cautious by not taking them for this match, and they remain confident that he will be fit for the ashes, but it presents opportunity individually against them for ali, the fast bowler and indeed for the spin bolero jack, collectively, big opportunity for england time to build on the level of interest that currently is in cricket. following the well cop, that's a point but to the test match captainjoe that's a point but to the test match captain joe route. i think the most important thing for me, and the message to the squad is to play with huge amounts

contributions from stuart broad who was trying to get back in the ashes frame and ollie stone who isof fast bowlers trying to get into testing permanently. but ireland are in such a strong position now because of bowling england out so cheaply. forget the ashes, england have a fight on their hands here. and what does day to promise? all in hand and more mayhem potentially for murtagh. bowling them out for 80 in one session. growing up as a child i dreamt of being on the board. probably not in the dressing room but as it worked out it is a bit more special now. just a fantastic feeling walking off at lunchtime and holding the ball having taken five wickets in the first session is good feeling as have had in my career. naturally we were disappointed. there is no real excuses for us to be bowled out for 85. against ireland. but congratulations to ireland. but congratulations to ireland today. they had a fantastic day. put us under pressure and they did not let us off. they put the ball in the right place and we didn't respond to it either. julian alaphilippe retains the race lead at the

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olly pyke is an author and illustrator.her, they put it off long enough. we have the words lesbian, gay, lesbian, transgender and heterosexual. these students are having a workshop about different types of relationships and prejudice. if you've heard that phrase, ‘that‘s so gay', here at oakfield primary, i want you to put your hand up. i've heard it, but i think they say that as an insult. everyone's family is different, you have to treat them with equality, it doesn't matter if they are lesbian or gay. "and then crack, out came their very own baby." the five and 6—year—olds in year! are using a story about a penguin to learn about different types of families. tango was the very first penguin in the zoo to have two daddies. it doesn't matter if it's a guy and a guy or a girl and a girl and they get married, and, yeah. some politicians have said parents should be able to remove their child from classes like this, and in birmingham there have been angry protests. the head teacher here, mr radcliffe, is a married gay man with

with all the sport now, here's olly foster at the bbc sport centre. good evening.he netherlands. the dutch had their goalkeeper to thank that it was only 2—0. from lyon, here's our sports correspondent katie gornall. lyon, a city at the confluence of the rhone and the sone, a place where two rivers become one and where two rivers become one and where from two finalists will emerge one champion. the odds point towards aus one champion. the odds point towards a us celebration of the stop no country has won more than them. while the netherlands fans were enjoying a world cup final for the first time. the usa expected to be here. their confidence is almost concrete. but the underdogs were not overwhelmed and achieved something no team has managed yet at this world cup, they stopped the us from scoring in the first 12 minutes. the american tide kept coming but the netherlands kept finding new ways to turnit netherlands kept finding new ways to turn it back. sari van veenendaal again at her best. the european champions had absorbed so much pressure, eventually they would

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world cup winnerjason roy though will make his test debut along with olly stone. joe wilson reports from lord's. if this is the warm up day before the actions when i met tess mosca might say to me very warm. they had seenjames might say to me very warm. they had seen james anderson go might say to me very warm. they had seenjames anderson go through his drills and routines, separate from the rest of the squad, england saying very cautious by not taking them for this match, and they remain confident that he will be fit for the ashes, but it presents opportunity individually against them for ali, the fast bowler and indeed for the spin bolero jack, collectively, big opportunity for england time to build on the level of interest that currently is in cricket. following the well cop, that's a point but to the test match captainjoe that's a point but to the test match captain joe route. that's a point but to the test match captain joe route. i think the most important thing for me, and the message to the squad is to play with huge amounts of pride and passion and intens

h olly hunter is in l.a. we latest. sp> reporter: tonight the suect is in custody after a deadly shooti shooting spree across los angeles. >> he's armed with a 9 mm auto. >> they're searching. >> reporter: dramatic video shows s.w.a.t in teams zeroing . overnight, police say zaragoza went to an apartment in the valley shooting and killing his brother and father and wounding his mother. >> i saw police just in rathe building next to me and saw ten police officers with guns, rifles and hand guns going crazy. >> reporter: hours later at a gas station in north hollywood he shot two people killing his girlfriend leavin the other person in critical condition. on the run from there, rob ttempted to someone at an atm. then he boarded a bus nearby shooting a rson at close range. police have confirmed the person shot on the bus has died after that shooting. police tracked down the shooting walking itn a nearby street. authors took him down by tasering him. police now seeking to question zaragoza in connection with at least four m

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with all the sport now, here's olly foster at the bbc sport centre. good evening.slam title before and also been world number one, but nobody expected such a one—sided final as the romanian completely outplayed serena williams. from the all england club, here's our sports correspondent, andy swiss. it was the day one wimbledon dream was realised while another was ruthlessly dashed. serena williams had emerged to royal approval in search of a record—equalling 24th grand slam title. but simona halep clearly hadn't read the script. halep won the first four games in 11 magical minutes. what a start! taking the first set in a blaze of brilliance. desperately, williams dug deep. at last, some flickers of that familiar fire. but they were soon snuffed out. in less than an hour, it was all over. simona halep is the wimbledon champion! cue delight and utter disbelief. halep had produced the performance of her life and her opponent knew it. she literally played out of her mind! congratulations, simona! applause. it was my mum's dream whenever i was about 10 or 12, she said i

over to olly foster at the bbc sport centre.singles final in its history, the first to be decided on a tie—break. novak djokovic retained his crown in an epic match against roger federer. andy swiss. a day to reach for the superlatives. one of wimbledon‘s greatest finals between two of its greatest players. it was the bookies's favourite against the sentimental one. and for four sets, they proved inseparable. novak djokovic won the first and third sets. roger federer the second and fourth. with the crowd on their feet, it was into a decider. but what followed almost defied belief. fedor had two championship points, only for djokovic to do this. and at 12-12, with only for djokovic to do this. and at 12—12, with a tie—break for the title, he seized the moment. that might be the shot of the decade. after nearly five hours of nerve shredding drama, it had been wimbledon‘s longest final, memorable for everyone, well, almost. wimbledon‘s longest final, memorable for everyone, well, almostlj wimbledon‘s longest final, memorable for ev

coming up on afternoon live all the sport — olly foster.lready had british winners on the second day of wimbledon — we'll head live to the all england club and also lyon and the lionesses as we count down to the world cup semifinal. thanks olly, and thomasz has all the weather. the weather is lush. it is beautiful, just right. we will be talking about the european monsoon in halfan talking about the european monsoon in half an hour. also coming up: turning their backs on the eu — meps from the brexit party stage a protest at the opening session of the european parliament. hello everyone — this is afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. it's been one of the major sticking points in the brexit negotiations — but the two candidates vying to be prime minister have been outlining their plans for the irish border after the uk leaves the eu. in the latest conservative party leadership hustings in belfast, jeremy hunt said it would be impossible to have an eu withdrawal deal that included the current irish backstop provision. boris johnson insisted there

we saw ollie robins in effect hounded out of the job.y clinging on with the prospect of gavin williamson being brought in. how far have senior civil servants become political punch bags. so far because it shouldn't happen at all. civil servants, we are all being tagged as leavers or remain as but people who use that tag other people have a more extreme brexit position and they want to discount what anybody says. we have to stamp it out across out says. we have to stamp it out across our whole country. if you, if everything you say is now being tarred by how you voted three years ago and is affecting yourjudgment it's a lazy tag and it's a tag that has been used by people and it shouldn't. what kind of person shouldn't. what kind of person should replace sir kim darroch? an official who will tell truth to power. that is as much as you can ask from you civil service. the wheels have come off the bodice bus. the brexit project is failing and it's disappointing that you have tory politicians were blaming civil servants and making them scapeg

also olly foster, the dup leader, has confirmed, she has confirmed that they will support the conservativehat the details will be reviewed. nothing will be easy for borisjohnson. reviewed. nothing will be easy for boris johnson. no, indeed. tim, interesting the ethnic diversity of this new cabinet, if that is indeed what happens. because borisjohnson has been criticised for some of his previous journalism and the terms that he would use. yes. what a hope is that, a lot of people concentrate on the words that donnal... boris johnson sometimes puts out there and they are controversial and we should hold him accountable for that, but we should judge him largely by his deeds. and on lots of issues like homosexual other, for example, he has said some controversial things in the past, but was one of the earliest backers of gay marriage. and i think if he builds a cabinet which really is the most ethnically diverse, that matters more than a few ill chosen remark in a newspaper column. but the person who probably most deserves credit for his ability oi’ most deserves credit for his ability or his

seems calm and collected ollie what about erik and what do you make of these accusations of arrogance on the u.s. side. well we've heard the comments from kristen press the u.s. forward saying that the team isn't arrogant in their respect for i have to disagree with kristen presser i think that this team is our again but that's not a bad thing it's often said that for people to be top athletes they need to have a certain kind of arrogance about them and if you look at the comments from the bronze actually the english right back from yesterday you know she was saying look the u.s. of the world number one they're the reigning champions they should be arrogant if you're alex morgan if you're making rypien if you're lindsey horan you should be arrogant and it's what pushes you to put out your best performances so i have to disagree with some of the comments from the u.s. come i think they are arrogant but i think it's a good thing i think they just need to make sure that it doesn't get the better of them ok so england are the clear underdogs here what do you think their chances are early.

sport, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here is ollie.it‘s been another terrible day for england in the women‘s ashes. they are heading for defeat in the 3rd one—dayer at canterbury. austrlia had set them 270 for victory, that would be a record chase. they are trying to avoid another unwanted record. they have just about done that. 50 was their lowest total. they are currently 53—8. they were 5—3 in the third over. absolute disintegration from england. took five wickets in her first five overs. she is up to six now. this defeat and they will lose any next few overs, surely, will mean they are six points down 01’ will mean they are six points down or stop points—based multiformat ashes. they will have to win the test that follows to actually stay in the series. england heading for defeat there, i‘d wear that a probable ashes defeat as well. the men‘s ashes starts on the 1st of august, and england‘s record wicket—ta ker james anderson is in a race to be fit for the first test. a scan has revealed a low—grade calf tear that he picked up whil

ollie hamilton was watching the of that unfolds.nal we all hoped it would be. two of the world's greatest players going head—to—head in that final on second court. people already —— on centre people describing it as the greatest final of all time. it was certainly the longest of all time lasting almost five hours. let's get more and second court. people already —— back on centre court. people describing it as the greatest final of all time. it was certainly the longest of all time lasting almost five hours. let's get more on andrew castle who joins me. people are calling is one of the greatest finals of all time. it came down to those fine margins. it was the greatest for you. not quite the greatest for you. not quite the greatest for you. not quite the greatest for me, it was the first time we've seen a tie—break come into operation any final set and it looked like that from around 6—607— seven. then it was the match points. roger federer 8—7, match point on his own serve, his serve was fantastic, you look nervous. novak djokovic s

i am olly foster at the bbc sport centre. this is what is coming up on sportsday tonight.as champions of the world. and the roses are not doing too badly in their pursuit of the netball world cup. still in it in liverpool. underworld championship medal for daly and lee and also qualification for next year's olympics. daley and lee and also qualification for next year's olympics. quite a day for england's cricketers. the newly crowned world champions have not let that trophy out of their sight. they took it to downing street this evening for a reception with the prime minister. theresa may one of the lucky ones at lord's to witness that victory. a little blea ry eyed lord's to witness that victory. a little bleary eyed after last night's celebrations, they were at the oval where they were greeted by hundreds of schoolchildren... ladies and gentlemen, would you please welcome the icc cricket world cup champions, england! applause i don't think it really set in yesterday. you know, we knew that we had one like the world cup. i don't think it probably will for the first couple

i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre. the second week at wimbledon is under way.ourth round match in the men's and women's draws is scheduled for today. john watson is at the all england club. good afternoon. john, we have an upset, ash barty, the french open champion looked well set for the quarters but then fell apart. yes. this is a huge upset, as you say. the world number one is out. she was beaten over three sets by alison riske who is through to her first grand slam quarterfinal. it was shaping up well for ash barty having taken the first set 6—3, but she dropped the second losing that 2-6 she dropped the second losing that 2—6 and then 3—6 in the third. she was unbeaten in 15 matches and was one of the favourites for the women's title this year but her exit leaves things wide open. you just wonder whether that play into serena williams hand 7 she wonder whether that play into serena williams hand? she is an action on court number one. we can head there 110w. court number one. we can head there now. and bring you the latest where serena williams is 11—2 up i

he's picked alongside fellow bowlers, james anderson, stuart broad, chris woakes, olly stone, sam curranof the team. he was stripped of the honour after that infamous episode outside a bristol nightclub, which saw him cleared of affray meanwhile the under—fire batting line—up will continue into the first test with rory burns, joe denly and jason roy selected alongside captain joe root. with wicketkeeper batsmen jonny bairstow and jos buttler also in the squad. well, earlier i spoke to former england spinner monty panesar, and he told me that he believes that the selectors have got the big decisions right. england have been good in terms of showing the faith in the players playing against ireland. everyone was thinking about changing the batting order, may be changing the bowling, as well. some people felt that this was a perfectly balanced squad. and i think that when you're choosing a squad, especially for the ashes, you want to keep that faith in the players. in their mindset, it allows them to be free and clear about their game plans, knowing that the selectors are showing a lot of fa

contributions from stuart broad who is trying to get back in the ashes frame and ollie stone who is inet into the testing that make test tea m to get into the testing that make test team permanently. but ireland are in such a strong position because of bowling england out so cheaply. england have a fight on their hands here and what does that mean? moving on now to football. celtic have moved a step closer to the group stages of the champions league, defeating the estonian side 5-0 league, defeating the estonian side 5—0 in the first leg of their second round qualifying match tonight. lee griffiths scored their third goal on his comeback. the striker has been off since december. the next leg is on tuesday and then celtic will face the third round. britain's golden boy of swimming continued his winning ways taking the 50 metres breast strokes title today finishing just shy of his own world record. he also won gold in the 100 metres breast stroke on monday. it means he is now both the breast strokes print titles at the past three world championships. he also won a bronze in the mixed fou

and i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre. head to lords ahead of the world cup final, england against new zealand, there will be a new champion. no pole for the world champion at silverstone tomorrow, lewis hamilton isjust edged out by his teammate in qualifying for the british grand prix. and everything's coming up roses...a big win for england against scotland at the netball world cup. welcome along. people are starting to filter out of wimbledon after a sensational lady's finals here today. we have a new champion and it is simona halep who came past serena williams in straight sets. was a blistering start and finish. from the seventh seed. serena williams had no answer. so much talk coming into this match. could serena williams equalled margaret court's record of 27 grand slam titles? she had no answer to simona halep today. it was the day when wimbledon dream was realised whilst another was ruthlessly dashed. serena williams had emerged to royal approval in search of a record equalling 24th grand slam title but simona hal

there is the potential for these tensions to wasn't that will be critical to deal with ollie events in a calm way the the south koreans. firing warning shots at russian ad crossed on tuesday. and this is beyond a normal scramble situation between a you know. respective. forces not quite concerning and answered well as an extra layer of complication to the situation is that when warning shots were fired across a disputed island which by south korea and japan plane which the south koreans that was docked just the japanese takeshita and so in this case if it you know it is a coincidence or did they take the barrier on purpose to say how japan and south korea would manage you know in this situation where you have a are necessary coming into the disputed islands there because no the south koreans well i'd be wanting shot the defense saying hey separation be doing it because our territory and. maintain effective control of the islands right. all right well it's good to get your folks not so much. thank you plenty more still ahead on the news hour including how volcano the brought tragedy to

ollie north spoke, and i told our people, gregg, we're not here to worship america, but we are here tothe most exceptional country in all the world. and we as christians ought to be celebrating that and not denigrating that fact. gregg: all right. now, i've got to ask about what happened in san antonio. the city council there would not issue a permit to chick-fil-a because the owner of chick-fil-a are had donated to focus on family as well as the sal veation army -- salvation army, right? [laughter] so governor abbott, to his great credit, basically signed a new law protecting religious liberty. what's your take? >> well, i am so proud of governor abbott for doing what's politically incorrect. and, again, the viewers need to know, chick-fil-a has never done anything to discriminate against gays. the only thing they did was support organizations like focus on the family and salvation army who believe in traditional marriage. and, look, people may differ on that, they may not agree that marriage should be just between a man and a woman like i believe. but just because you embrace a tradi

a knife and stabbed a 35 year-old officer churchill o or times hitting him in the heart while that ollie north repeatedly punched churchill or a gust partner. to had just returned to work from his honeymoon. a funeral will be held for him on monday in the same church he got married in less than 2 months ago. now both teams are currently in jail in italy as officials investigate the crimes and according to the mill valley tunnel pies high school class list, both teens were part of the class of 2018 jr and justine. >>thank you son as new video tonight of a crime that continues to plague the bay area pair of thieves it looks like they try to take off laptops from a berkeley coffee shop. but they did not get too far. >>the victim and other customers are caught on camera tackling the suspect to the ground kron four's dan thorn has the story from berkeley. >>this video shows quite to tackle in team work to catch one of these would be thieves, but police are still looking for the other one that got away. i spoke with a coffee shop owner who tells me that these crimes are actually a good reminde

he has been picked alongside fellow bowlers, james anderson, stuart broad, chris woakes, olly stone,our for his part in an incident outside a bristol nightclub in 2017. the under—fire batting line—up will continue into the first test with rory burns, joe denly and jason roy selected alongside captain joe root. with wicketkeeper batsmen jonny bairstow and jos buttler also in the squad. here are the thoughts of former england spinner monty panesar anglin have been good in terms of showing the faith in the players laying against island —— england. everyone was thinking about changing the batting order, it may be changing the bowling, as well. some people felt that this was a perfectly balanced squad. and i think that when you're choosing a squad, especially for the ashes, you wa nt to squad, especially for the ashes, you want to keep that faith in the players. in their mindset, it allows them to be free and clear about their game plans, knowing that the selectors are showing a lot of faith in them. and that's the best way to be, and! in them. and that's the best way to be, and i think t

he was stabbed during a botched drug deal 19 year-old finnegan elder and 18 year-old gabrielle nut ollieks rather both graduated from temple pious high school in mill valley in 2018. right now they're being held in a jail investigators say the teen stole a backpack after they were sold crushed aspirin instead of cocaine. police were tipped off and met with the pair to get the backpack exchanged the skaters say that's when elder stabbed to 8 times older claimed he stabbed the officer because he feared he was being strangled, but the judge noted that there were no marks on his neck. both families have said they are trying to get more information about exactly what happened as they have not been able to make contact with their sons, happening tomorrow, california high school in san ramon is holding an active shooter training drill school is still out for the summer but. >>police and other first responders will be on campus tomorrow for this training. it's happening from 08:00am to 05:00pm so you're for sure in that area near brought more drive. it is not a real emergency, it's just a drill

. >> it was ollie north's secretary. she was very beautiful. she was sexy. the ratings were off the charts when she took the stand. when hope hicks comes or even don mcgahn, when they come and the cameras are on them, it's going to start slowly changing it. and those poll numbers will slowly shift. we're never going get that hard-core cemented 35% to 40%, but it doesn't have to be that. congress has a responsibility to hold this president accountable, and if they don't do it, you can say no one is above the law all you want, but if you don't hold this guy accountable, essentially he is above the law. >> we have a member of congress joining us right now. we all know the democrats retook the house of representatives by flapping good number of formerly republican suburban seats back last year. congressman jefferson van drew who flipped one of the seats in south jersey does not support impeachment. telling "the new york times," if we just let this overshadow all these other issues for a longer period of time, too long a period of time we are really endangering t

ellie, emma, holly and ollie are all conservative party members.he "not boris" candidate and that's why i back him, for example. we've been through the nasty party phase and now we're trying to move towards not being the party of the rich, trying to move a bit more to compassionate conservatism. ifeel like hunt takes it a lot more seriously, that kind of thing. i think boris likes to ride on the wave of being an idiot basically. the other challenge for us is to recapture that reputation of competence which i think we've lost. quite a bit because of the whole brexit situation. jeremy hunt is popular among these members but he's faced questions about his views on abortion. he believes the time limit should be reduced from 2a to 12 weeks and over his time as health secretary when he faced the first ever all out strike by nhs doctors. the abortion thing, like, he's entitled to his own opinion and he has firmly said that he would not seek to change the law. i would prefer him not to have that opinion, obviously. i think a lot of people would but i'm nev

let'sjoin olly foster. the football, i am so excited about this game tonight.emifinals. phil neville says his england lionesses have to deliver against the reigning champions the usa. the netherlands face sweden. let's cross live to lyon and sally nugent is there. phil neville says that when against norway in the quarter said it was the best they have played since he has been in charge but they will have to step it up charge but they will have to step it up again today? yes, i think he is right, it was the best they have played up to a point, but they needed to. we say it a lot, if it gets to the end of this competition you need to be the best teams along the way. tonight we will know how good england are because they are playing in a semifinal against a fantastic usa side. phil neville has brought an interesting tone to his press co nfe re nces brought an interesting tone to his press conferences and england training, which has gone through the camp. he is incredibly relaxed. you listen to him talk and wonder whether he is putting on a front. he genuinely seem

ollie the man to go without scoring.uge upset and embarrassment for england, who are yet to score a run or get a wicket. rain hasjust yet to score a run or get a wicket. rain has just stopped yet to score a run or get a wicket. rain hasjust stopped play. former captain sir alistair cooke says they should not panic and need to stick with what they have got. it is obviously unfortunate thatjoe was run out, and in both innings, he looked very comfortable. jason roy will be pleased to get a score. we saw yesterday that his ability to score runs quickly and almost effortlessly is invaluable. if he gets in, he will be able to take the game away from the british heavyweight boxer dillian whyte could be facing an eight—year ban from the sport after testing positive for a banned substance. it happened before his points victory over oscar rivas at the weekend. whyte has already served a two—year ban for unknowingly taking an illegal supplement so a second offence would lead to a longer ban. promoter eddie hearn says fans should "w

as james, ollie, ben, and will drown their brexit sorrows, a simple plan was hatched. politicians' own words back at them. >> the day after we were about to leave, we hold all the cards. >> reporter: the idea was to emblazon the quotes on huge public billboards. the only problem was they had no idea how to do it. >> the first night we came out and did it was a bit of a disast disaster. we didn't have the right tools. we didn't have the right paste and the right thickness. >> billboards rounded off with their now infamous tag li line #ledbydonkeys. but nobody was laughing when their amateur billboards turned into a nationwide phenomenon. as one million people marched in london earlier this year demanding a second referendum on brexit led by donkeys found themselves hiring helicopters. >> we're like, can we get a drone? oh, no. you can't fly drones during this protest, and we're like can we get a helicopter? we googled and the first answer for helicopter was 5,000 pounds. >> yeah. it was singularly the most stressful thing. it gave us the greatest return. >> reporter: th

recalcitrant remain ministers to blame for not trying hard enough to prepare for no deal, there is no ollys is boris johnson and his true believers. and if it all goes wrong, there is only one person to blame and it's the prime minister. yes, he said the buck stops with me. thank you, norman smith. i'm pleased to say joining me is the conservative mp robert courts and deidre brock of the snp. nothing yesterday from boris johnson on climate change in that speech outside number ten. is that a concern for you because you are absolutely, this is the single biggest crisis facing us at the moment. what he mentioned was genetically modified food which i can tell you won't play well in scotla nd can tell you won't play well in scotland but apart from that the fa ct scotland but apart from that the fact he did mention it is a huge concern. and future trade deals potentially, some are pointing to chlorinated chicken, that is the one that comes out all the time from the united states. dealing with those environmental standards, that is something you believe this government has got to do. absolutely a

it was all ollie pay, we pay, et cetera. with the technology coming, it seems it's running ahead of us and how currency is managed around the world and cash flow is managed and the impact that it could have how we for the last hundred years or so have used reserve currency in the world and we've benefitted from that in the united states. the ability to borrow $22 trillion in debt and potentially 10 trillion more over the next decade depends heavily on our ability to be the reserve currency, have the dollar reserve currency. what risk to the structure itself and also to the fact that the dollar's envojoyed fora hundred years or about a hundred years being the reserve currency. >> i think being the reserve currency does have benefits and costs and one of the costs you're a little bit immune from market discipline because everyone wants to be in the most liquid asset, and it tends to be a pretty stable equilibrium. so there tends to be unone reserve currency and tends to last for a long time. if you're going it keep that role,

sport now, here‘s olly. the start of the second week at wimbledon is under way.ne, the favourite for the title this year, she raced through the first set against alison riske of the united states winning it 6-3. riske of the united states winning it 6—3. risk in her chair there over on court two but she has hit back taking the second set 6—2. as we can see here with the details of that second set summary, so ash party with some really big work to do if she is going to book a place in the quarterfinals. —— ash barty with work to do. plenty to do with risk hitting back in that second set. all eyes will fall on johanna konta today. the last remaining brit in the singles this year but she faces a tough test in her fourth—round match against petra kvitova, the former wimbledon champion. produced a brilliant display to knock out sloane stephens but you will need to draw on all of that for much to go to the semifinals here two years ago if she is to get past give it of who has real pedigree on the grass and these championships. a big match to come for koko golf, one of

sport now, here‘s olly foster. it‘s the first of the cricket world cup semi—finals. taylor as they have done for most of the tournament. coverage from old trafford on the bbc sport website. australia against england on thursday. john watson is out of the all england club. both of the women players came through the sweats and if fatherland yesterday, so they could be tired legs on both sides of the net. there could be, but i think withjohanna the net. there could be, but i think with johanna konta she the net. there could be, but i think withjohanna konta she will feel boosted by the fact she has come from a set down against a two former grand slam champions, sloane stephens and patrick a vetiver. that will give her a huge amount of confidence heading into this quarterfinal against barbora strycova, hoping to reach back to back a grand slam semifinals having achieved that at the french open and potentially here at wimbledon. she got there to make here at wimbledon. she got there two years ago. can she begin to dream of the final appearance at wimbledon to emulate the

i'm thinking of ollie robins, theresa may's chief negotiator in the brexit negotiations. resignation of gavin williamson the then defence secretary. again we are seeing these top man the really taking a tumbling in the political limelight. a situation which they are neither normally thrust into but during the brexiteers they have been thrust into for one reason or another. the other thing with noting is the pressure now to establish who leaked these telegrams because clearly the motivation was to damage the ambassador and they have succeeded and they have succeeded in ensuring he will be replaced so there will be a lot of speculation that may be some of those in the pro—brexit camp, maybe they could be involved because they want a more pro—brexit figure in washington. so there are a lot of key questions still to be a nswered lot of key questions still to be answered about who was responsible for that and there is of course now an enquiry being conducted by the cabinet office and by the foreign affa i rs cabinet office and by the foreign affairs committee. how long is that

who will replace olly robins from the civil service, when will anything happen and in what orrer.e to embark upona adam, let us say he does decide to embark upon a whistle—stop tour, who would he be talking to because the negotiating team to for now is on hold while we wait for the new team into the commission. everyone thinks in terms of leaders he will see macron, merkel and varadkar. in terms of leaders he will see macron, merkeland varadkar. lots in terms of leaders he will see macron, merkel and varadkar. lots of speculation about which order, and if he will invite them to come and see him perhaps at chequers at some point. in terms of who he would be speaking to in brussels. jean—claude juncker is still the president of the european commission until 31st october. donald tusk does not leave until president of the counsel after —— council after that and one more summit in the middle of october where both will be add. michel barnier is still the chief nation for although ursala von der leyen hasn't committed to keeping him on. lotting of the people on the brexit task force in t