ben was 12 years old when olly — his best friend — was murdered. how long have you known olly? ever since. some of my favourite memories i have on my phone, a video of me here drinking ginger beer at one of his birthdays. go! ginger beer down. it's firing! olly got his first phone when he was in primary school. when did you first start using social media? from a pretty young age. i'd say about ten, 11. i don't really understand all of it but ijust had it. we told ben about our experiment. we've had a go at setting up profiles across the different social media platforms, instagram, snapchat, tik tok, facebook and youtube. this is ourfake profile. we're saying he's 13. he's not a real person and we've used a computer—generated photo. it's meant to be 13 years old so his birthday is ist of april, april fool's, 2009, so he'd be 13. ben helps me set up the accounts with that birth date, following things a typical 13—year—old boy might like. ben is a big rugby fan. would you ever look up rugby on snapchat, or not so much? i have seen some of it. the other thing we'd like to do is fol

all the companies expressed their sympathies for olly�*s family.�*s case. snapchat told us: "we work closely with experts to help our community stay safe. as part of these efforts, we will soon roll out new tools for parents to give them more insight into who their teens are friends with on snapchat, along with other protections." youtube said: "we have strict existing policies in place to ensure that our platform is not used to incite violence." and tik tok said: "there is no such thing as �*job done�* when it comes to protecting our users", and that they will "continue to build policies and tools" to help teens and their parents stay safe. you can watch panorama, a social media murderer: olly�*s story, at 8pm on bbc one, and on iplayer afterwards. marianna, thank you very much. matt fitzpatrick, from sheffield, has claimed his first major golf title, with a one—shot victory in the us open. fitzpatrick, who�*s 27, is just the third englishman in 52 years to win the second—oldest major. our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor reports. in winning th

you have that cash-strapped consumer shopping on a budget and ollie's bargain outlet is perfect for themlast quarter when they reported results about how they restarting to see market share coming their way they were noticing the trade downs we heard walmart and target discuss of course, they still have the supply chain pressures and higher labor expenses that they're facing much like the rest of the retail industry. that's going to weigh on margins in the near term tltz rr expex takes that ollie's could raise the outlook because of what you mentioned with targ andt the it rest of the retail industry having extra inventory. >> higher supply at good price and higher demand from cash-strapped consumers. what worries about this potentially is this just a sugar high is this a long-term benefit for the discounters if the economy really does slow down, given that ollie's isn't down that much in the year, might there be pain ahead relative to expectations >> i think it's first of all down quite a lot off the all-time highs, down by half and quite a lot of support at the 50 level. in fact, tradi

joe root and ollie pope were not exactly blocking. captain have told them they are in the entertainment industry. whatever it takes. the show must go on. patrick gearey, bbc news. england 149—2 at the moment, ollie pope on 63, joe root unbeaten on a3. england women begin their summer tomorrow in a one—off test against south africa. it'll be the first time since 2003 the two have met in a red ball game and captain heather knight feels the women have a big responsibility in the longest form. it honestly feels like every time i play test match, we are fighting for the format a little bit, and it is quite hard not to think of it as a player, because ultimately, you are trying to do the best with the situation in front of you, you are not trying to think too hard about the format. but do declare judged on that tub and if there is a slightly more attritional set of players, we are judged from the sometimes, and weather girls should be playing test cricket. —— and whether. yeah, we feel that pressure. test match special has live commentary o

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>> they report next week did you see the ollie's army thing when you got your ollie's army ticket, itaters? they had nothing that sounded interesting to me. you are making a bet with ollie's right now six months from now they will have better inventory. right now i don't think they have the right inventory let's see what they do for the quarter. i don't think it will be a good quarter, doesn't reflect good inventory. you have to admit when you looked at your ollie's army, weren't you let down i was. dan in michigan. dan. >> hey, jim. booyah >> booyah. >> first time, long time first time, long time. >> all right >> i got a question about calls ksf. >> yes >> i started looking into it and, you know, the dividend rate is attractive. i think the price is getting there, but now i read today that the company is under bid to be bought out and i'm hearing that board members are resigning there. i got a lot of concerns. is that a real -- i mean is this legit or should i -- >> dan, your concerns are valid. your concerns are valid, i have to tell you. this has been a bit of an amateur hour do th

devon conway magnificently caught by ollie pope. now england were on the charge.aptain, williamson, edged matthew potts behind. england deservedly look on the bright side. two finals to bring you from the eastbourne international today. petra kvitova, the two—time wimbledon champion, said her win was perfect preparation for the championships, which start on monday. she made light work of defending championjelena ostapenko earlier, but it went all the way, in the men's final between taylor fritz, and maxime cressy. joe lynsky was watching. the last lookout post for wimbledon is 60 miles south at eastbourne, where petra kvitova has played six times before but not been champion. now, she stepped forward. this was her first tour final since march last year but her touch is back in good time. kvitova has two wimbledon titles but here she faced eastbourne�*s defending champion. and while her opponent showed a flash of potential, kvitova showed the extraordinary. oh, come on! there are two sleeps to wimbledon�*s first round and two weeks to the final but on the coast, kv

ollie pope was guiding his way to 100. talent, giving him responsibility, england backing his talent, giving him responsibility, soon, pope was playing his full range of shots, making his highest test score. is that a six? sure is. joe root in full flow. there are no safer hands in cricket. well, not many. he got to 100 with a kind of trick shot, even his mrs work. this may be the golden era ofjoe root, playing with freedom. england were still climbing towards new zealand's score and ben stokes saw the summit. but your route reached his 150 with the kind of elegance that made his rapid knowledge. yeah, that is the very best about them. joe wilson, bbc news. well, let's bring you right up to date with the score. 150 �*s -- 60 34 150 �*s —— 60 3a cheroot. action will resume on day four. —— joe root. max verstappen has opened up a commanding lead in the formula one drivers championship with victory at the azerbaijan grand prix. he led home a red bull 1—2 with carlos sainz in second, but there were more engine problems for fer

you love this guy, ollie i don't know why >> okay.asons, had you opened the flyer, you would understand why they've had such a terrible quarter yet rbc upgraded, a bunch of analysts saying you have to own it. let's go over what's on this, i don't know if you're a remember, but this week the deals are from hamilton beach, hidden valley ranch, gaming chairs, eureka light-weight vacuums, yankee candles, fry pans, scott's miracle gro and saly brand a lot of these things sound like except for scott's, this is the beginning of i think the target liquidation. i think this is where target -- this is the channel where target has to get rid of its stuff. i don't know but, boy, this was the best ollie's army note that i've got yet. i wish i were from quaker town, pennsylvania, ollie's because it's going to be humming >> it goes to the point you're making when we heard the target news earlier in the week, maybe some deflation >> because of oil, we have stagflation. it would be deflation. if you look at ollie's, mainstream stuff for sale for your

. >> and there is a special appearance by ollie? >> ollie the dog. he was there too. he is part of the comfort. >> yes. >> no doubt. all right. sharon, thank you. >>> all right. meteorologist paul heggen is here to tell us a little bit about our weather. it looks like we had a nice day today. you know, it wasn't perfect everywhere. >> the june gloom made its return today. we've been waiting on it for much of the month. the gray skies were tough to shake. similar conditions the next couple of days. even a continuation, slight, of the cooling trend that was more noticeable across the bay area today. those changes continue into the weekend. the storm system kind of anchored off the pacific northwest is going to dig in a little closer to us. squeezing the atmosphere over the entire west coast, including over the bay area, setting a little more cloud cover towards us. it's going to be cool and breezy over the weekend. even the possibility of some coastal drizzle, especially for saturday and sunday morning. it's not going to amount to much, but hey, it's moisture in the mon

ollie's arents been investigating this? ollie's parents reach _ been investigating this?he field opposite his house and he said to meet a friend in 15 minutes later he had been stabbed by two other young teenagers who were 13 and 14 at the time and they had recruited a girl on line who had lured him there who was a similar age. and after this happened the police set about investigating, how did we get here and how did this occur, and they look through the phones of those involved and that was when they came across some shocking evidence, voice notes that showed hateful language being used, cyber bullying, videos of knives, images and we have a clip from the dc! who led the case explaining how dci who led the case explaining how much digital evidence there was. this was an unusual case from our perspective — this was an unusual case from our perspective and we were taken aback lry perspective and we were taken aback by the _ perspective and we were taken aback by the amount of digital evidence. it was _ by the amount of digital evidence. it was probably from my experience

this is ollie, thanks to scott and julie, hogg ollie's humans for sharing her picture. temperatures a little warm in santa rosa during the afternoon. protect those puppy paws and head out for a walk early in the day or wait until closer to sunset. and make sure any outdoor animals have plenty of shade and a fresh supply of water. temperatures are more favorable for daylight dog walking with inland temperatures backing down into the 70s saturday and sunday with can chance of rain showers in the forecast. don't expect a whole lot in san jose or inland in the east bay. but still a few sprinkles here and there. we'll take whatever we can get in the month of june. once that moves out, temperatures are going to warm back up. should be close to 90 degrees inland by the middle of next week. >>> not quite wall to wall warriors, but lot of dubs content to digest after the break. we have the injury update. plus klay thompson is rooted against boston winning championship number 18 before. and will now ♪ >>> okay now. love it. 24 hours from now, game one of the nba finals will be un

ollie pope was guiding his way to 100.is talent, giving him responsibility, and this is how you show you are worth it. soon playing his full range of shots, making his highest test score. is that a six? sure is. joe root in full flow. no safer hands in cricket. well, not many. he got to 100 with a kind of trick shot, even his mrs work. this may be the golden era ofjoe root, playing with freedom. remember, england are still climbing towards new zealand's score and bends —— ben stokes saw the summit. climb like that and fell like that. slow wickets are still the test. max verstappen�*s extended his formula i world championship lead after winning the azerbaijan grand prix. it was a frustrating day for ferrari, whilst george russell finished on the podium for mercedes. ben croucher was watching: eight races into the season and starting to feel the heat, lewis? temperature is raised in azerbaijan, land of fire. the day started badly when sergio perez snuck through at the start for charles leclerc. there are a's day was up in sm

u to ditch russian oil. president biden appears a backtrack. ollie's only pledge, mulling buying the fuel at a cheaper price. and a british citizen faces extradition to the u. s. after allegedly violating american functions on.

it included ollie pope dismissed for seven...stokes just made one. jonny bairstow gone for one, on the way to england finishing the day 116—7. matthew potts even had to bat and made nought. welcome to international cricket, england—style, where nothing is certain. joe wilson, bbc news, at lord's. well, fast bowler matthew potts was the standout on a mixed day for england, with those four wickets on debut. and he admitted it's been great to feed off the experience ofjames anderson and stuart broad. to have chatter around ball and obviously their own plans so they have to go with butjust having this kind of guys around you to throw a few ideas across to keep you going and then you look around you got nearly 1200 test we could surround. pick the brains of them and it's been very beneficial for me in the trinity is as well to watch i about the business and what the kind of look to do as batsmen. it's been very good to be able to pick the brains of them. american teenager coco gauff is through to her first grand slam final as she beat

i'm a member of the ollie's army it's the only army i feel is secure at this moment. ollie's is going to get so much stuff from target, from bed -- bed bath is a disaster the conference calls one of those -- i used to work with larry kudlow he does work for another network. when i was his partner, if he wanted to eviscerate someone, he'd say "with all due respect," and boy you had a lot of those in that conference call. it was like homelander >> by the way, you mentioned bed bath we might as well mention shake-ups. bed bath replacing dollar tree mark tritton, interim ceo. you have pinterest, ben silverman stepping down, positioning to the newly created post of executive chair. replaced by bill ready >> that's great. >> by the way, new cfos at mcdonald's, at otis. is there an army of executives who have no interest in -- >> otis and mcdonald's are doing well dollar tree looks like a coup. top four officers. mcdonald's is doing so well. we have an upgrade today >> atlanta today >> this is the stable character in this period very interesting that pinterest is up because

ollie pope and thenjonny bairstow. the new zealand burros were too good.is happened. colin de grandhomme overstepped, no ball. captain, back in. could ben stokes make the most of his reprieve? england were depending on it. here comes the ball but he could not avoid. caught for 54 but he could not avoid. caught for sa and this time definitely out but 5a and this time definitely out but what about the former captain? that of course isjoe root. joe root i think is key to it now. 277 the magic numberfor england and think is key to it now. 277 the magic number for england and they were soon 216—5 but only route, 77 not out. —— joe root. iga swiatek has won the french open for a second time. the world number one breezed past the american teenager coco gauff in straight sets. the 20—year—old from poland has now won six tournaments in a row, and is unbeaten in 35 matches, a winning run last achieved by venus williams 22 years ago. england's footballers have started their nations league campaign in budapest. the match against hungary was supposed to be played in an

those of the longer horizon might feel fine buying and let's take to emblematic examples and zoom and ollieopping up on your charts what do you see there? >> zoom is the pandemic roundtrip is what should put this one as a poster child and it's plunged 80% since the october highs and at this point in time i'm not sure how many sellers are left and we come back to a large area of support here for zoom at this point and from our perspective, i can see in the charts with the nice downtrend reversal and we see a 50-day moving average and we can see the move back up to 174. so not a bad move from where the tock is trading at right now right around 107. >> so right now you're sort of next level to watch on the s&p is 3500. if you spin back the movie kwooet six weeks ago" what was your level to watch then >> spinning it back six weeks ago, tyler, it was 500 to what we're looking for and then let me just add to this. >> interesting >> i agree with the prior guest you had on that if we give any indication of softening from the fed and pulling back on these rate hikes this market will go a lot higher

his team includes members of the charity like ollie, stuart, a trauma nurse who helped to save martin'sife... there we go, there we go. ..and steve, martin's best friend, always at his side. and also remember that although we are attempting to summit, the most important thing for all of you is to get home safely. everyone has a reason to go home, and that reason is there's nothing on the mountain that is more important than getting you home with all of your limbs back to your families. martin's family means everything to him. his wife, gabby, his mum, janice, his daughter, eve. manchester, 2017. the terror attack at an ariana grande concert killed 22 people and left hundreds injured. martin and his daughter, eve, were less than 20 metres away from the explosion. she was, sort of, fairly injured, you know. at the time she was 14 — she'll be 20 this year — but you know, she's seen all of her friends learning how to drive, go to university and do all of these things, and she has been able to do that. and the fact that every time i see her she has a smile on her face it's that typical hibbe

ollie?s. the weather could be quite nice this weekend. the weather could be quite nice this weekend. hundreds of thousands of people will flock to arenas and festival sites all over the country this weekend, kick—starting a huge summer of music for the uk. for many, it will be the first time they've been to a gig since 2019 because of the pandemic. in manchester, parklife festival is back up and running. ed sheeran will perform to nearly a quarter of a million fans over four days at the etihad stadium, and both the killers and alicia keys are set to headline other venues in the city. harry styles fans have descended on glasgow from all over the world to see the singer kick off his world tour. his uk and european live shows were postponed in 2020 and 2021. billie eilish will be playing one of six shows at the o2 in london. download festival, which welcomed 10,000 guests as one of several pilot events last year, is back to full capacity and already underway. kathryn stanczyszyn is at donington

and after an initial rain delaye — they got the job done — only losing olly pope today, who was out for from south africa's marizanne kapp on the first day of the one—off test at taunton. after winning the toss, england reduced south africa to 89 for 5 with debutant issy wong among the wickets. marizanne kapp led the fightback with a stunning knock of 150 — including 26 fours. she was the penultimate wicket of the day — tammy beaumont providing the acrobatics — as the touring side were bowled out for 28a. england will begin their first innings tomorrow morning. rhys mcclenaghan has said he feels a "huge amount of relief" that he and two fellow northern ireland gymnasts will compete at this summer's commonwealth games having been granted special dispensation. mcclenaghan, eamon montgomery and ewan mcateer were last month told that they could not compete in birmingham because they have represented ireland in international competition. the international gymnastics federation has now changed its initial ruling. northern ireland boss kenny shiels' has named his squad for euro 2022 — and capt

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but we've built a system into yamini and pipes from ollie's cradles, cradle switch system photo is all biodegradable and recyclable and healthy facial locally. and it shows that something can be built in a split holes who easily dismantle movie to fernando, from last radar to cradle design, create sustainable products for the circular economy. the idea is to reuse materials and not produce any waste threats to drastically reduce the construction sector emissions. it's actually not a new principle. what is relatively new is the disposable culture that has also taken hold in the construction sector over the past few decades. a low, infancy, pumpkin flew out before and we used to recycle and repair what we had because there was no other choice. even half timbered houses would be converted 2 or 3 times and arch. there are plenty of examples in germany on except the some the sonata. but then during the economic boom era, there was enough wealth and we could afford to become a disposable societies edge off to license. we couldn't afford it before lives at beams that had already been used can

packed—out olivia rodrigo set, will host the years & years singer and star of the tv drama it's a sin, olly we've played here a few times, but to be back here now, 2022, it feels so special. i'm just, i'm excited. i'm so excited. diana ross! yeah, tell me about diana ross. woo! i'm just very, very excited. she's a legend. i mean, so many hits. obviously, i'm coming out, like, that's just going to be amazing. # i'm coming out, i want the world to know... diana ross, a legend in the glastonbury teatime legends slot, opened her show with that anthem. later tonight, the festival closes with kendrick lamar. katie razzall, bbc news. the set has just finished and she didn't rock it, i have to say. she was a hit machine, notjust ain't no mountain, i'm coming out, baby love and i will survive. she may have hit the odd note but she rocked it and the odd note but she rocked it and the crowd loved it. michelle. thank you so much, katie russell, our culture editor enjoying the last day of glastonbury festival. hello from the washington heights neighbourhood in new york city. i'm tom brook and welcome to

here's olly foster.ench authorities and european football's governing body uefa, because they were very quick to push the narrative that this was down to the late arrival of fans at the stadium. remember, kick—off delayed in that final by 35 minutes between real madrid and liverpool. then they pointed towards thousands of counterfeit tickets, and the french interior minister sort of pointed towards the fact that this was an english football problem. well, real madrid have joined liverpool in demanding some answers. you mentioned the word chaos. it certainly was incredibly chaotic, and now this is a more conciliatory tone from uefa six days on. they say that they want to apologise to all those spectators who had to experience or witness frightening and distressing events in the build—up to that final at the stade de france. and they certainly were very distressing for hundreds. the fans not completely blameless. we were on the ground there, and there were some sets of supporters who did force their way th

but we've built a system in c, l, u many and papers from ollie's cradles, cradle switch system, little fido is all biodegradable and recyclable and healthy facial locally. and it shows that something can be built and a little so easily dismantle movie to fernando from last grade. or to cradle design, create sustainable products for the circular economy. the idea is to reuse materials and not produce any waste switch to drastically reduce the construction sector emissions. it's actually not a new principle. what is relatively new is the disposable culture that has also taken hold in the construction sector over the past few decades. a low infancy pump flew up before and we used to recycle and repair what we had because there was no other choice. even half timbered houses would be converted 2 or 3 times and or to there are plenty of examples in germany on it up the some the sonata. but then during the economic boom era, there was enough wealth and we could afford to become a disposable societies. edge off to license, we couldn't afford it before lives at beams that had already been used

devon conway magnificently caught by ollie pope. now england were on the charge.and believe. patrick gearey, bbc news. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news at 10.10pm. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello. this is bbc news. tributes are pouring in for the long—time presenter of the bbc�*s look north programme, harry gration, who has died suddenly aged 71. harry gration was considered a huge figure in yorkshire, but was recognised nationally with his career spanning more than a0 years. he fronted many programmes, including the saturday sports show, grandstand. the bbc�*s director—general tim davie said harry gration was "loved everywhere, but especially in yorkshire". harry gration also appeared on the bbc news channel on a segment called news nationwide presented by simon mccoy. here's a clip of one of his appeareances. we've been running this story all day. an opera sung in yorkshire. how is that going down there? well, it's going down great, lad. i mean, it's bound to, when you

devon conway magnificently caught by ollie pope. now they were on the charge.. within the last hour, sir paul mccartney has taken to the pyramid stage for glastonbury�*s headline performance, which you can see after this programme. from worthy farm, our culture editor, katie razzall, has just sent this report and a warning her report does contain some flash photgraphy. # can't buy me love, love. # can't buy me love... 80 years of age and the pyramid stage is his. sir paul mccartney, glastonbury�*s oldest ever solo headliner. # can't buy me love... this morning's sound check took place in front of fans who had already claimed the best spots. some were really dressing for the occasion. i got here nice and early because i thought i'd make the most of it. i beat them all here. brilliant. we've only got nine and a half hours to wait. that's all. i've worked a night shift and i come here, haven't gone back to the tent but i may as welljust sit here and hang in— there. he's the legend, he's just written the soundtrack to our lives. - it's great. we are on the way to t

zak za k crawley zak crawley dismissed by tom blundell, ollie popejust fallen. all plain sailing for england, though. he's bowled beautifully, but matthew potts left the field mid—over with an injury. earlier, spinnerjack leach has been ruled out of the test with symptoms of concussion after taking this tumble trying to stop a boundary. england have brought in matt parkinson as a concussion substitute — he will bat and bowl. northern ireland will aim to end their dismal run in the nations league tonight when they take on greece. it's the first of four matches in the space of ten days. they've yet to win a game in the competition and have been relegated to its third tier. it is a tournament we haven't done particular well in. i think we haven't won a game in the tournament. but when you see teams qualifying for the euros through this tournament, it makes you sit up and take notice of it, you do take it serious, and there is a chance for us to qualify. south african sides will be joining european club rugby's elite from next season. the stormers, bulls and sharks

from still at the government, struggling to get drinking water and food to those affected, shook her ollie is a live stock farmer for lost his home in the flood. he and his family have been living on the side of the road for almost a week now without any kind of help to get those out and go and see the condition of our home. what is the point of talking about it? it is only our who can provide, he is the one who gives and who takes away the bag them is waiting for government assistance on the outskirts of the city of cylinder. after killing for hours. she is beginning to lose hope. there is also older and my home chest, steve, which is sitting here waiting, pearly for hours. and so far we've received nothing. forces have rescued or evacuated. more than 100000 people from 2 of the worst hit districts in the northeast. many others are still stranded in remote rural areas. this is one of the many school and i'm going to, i'm still a region that has been used as make shelter for those villages are effected by the flood. most of the people took shelter on their own. now they're in desperate nee

there was no stone throwing from our side or anything. ollie was just standing there when the settler stabbed him and took refuge with these really police and settlers. there was a lot of anger, a lot of frustration here. his boss didn't say that the sutler is going to get away with murder according to the united nations figures. just since june of last year. there's been more than 500 than 9 dfacs by israeli stuff. there's against palestinians, and people here say a on the ride. empowered i to well, the next here i'll just hear of them will tell you why farmers in the netherlands. angry with plus one of the world's greatest contemporary arts festivals, glass to breathe to us 50 of welcomes firms for the 1st time in 3 years. ah. hello there. the heat continues to dominate across the middle east. we've seen temperatures in iraq, iran and q a touch up into the early fifties and we will continue to see them to rise as we move towards the end of the week. not just here, but across much of the region. we have got some relief with wet and windy weather, sweeping across turkey into the cauca

there was no stone throwing from our side or anything. ollie was just standing there when the settler stabbed him and took refuge with these really police and settlers. it was a lot of anger, a lot of frustration here as well. i didn't say that the settler is going to get away with murder according to the united nations figures just since june of last year. there has been more than 500 than 9 dfacs by israelis against athenians. and people here say that i. 6 on the ride in power i, turkey and saudi arabia say they're determined to start a new period of co operation after a visit from saudi crown prince. muhammad been said, my relations were ruptured after the killing of journalists, yamaha shoji and the saudi consulate in istanbul. in 2018 for. so sardar has more, this is mohammed the solomon's 1st visit to turkey since been appoint a crown prince of saudi arabia in 2017. the visit is seen as a major step. you repeat and ties between anchor ambria that had been strained for years. the relationship detail oriented off the out of spring in 2011. at that time, turkey supported m k. estab

they'll be looking for ollie pope and joe root, who both made half centuries, and have jack leach toal, obviously, yeah. i don't think it's really sunk in but yeah, ijust i don't think it's really sunk in but yeah, i just wanted i don't think it's really sunk in but yeah, ijust wanted to be part of a winning performance. there's also a women's test match that starts on monday. england facing an injury—hit south africa side. only a handful of the visiting team have played test cricket and it's 19 years since the two sides faced each other in this format, that was also at taunton. i think they'll be excited and i think they'll be excited and i think they'll be excited and i think speaking to some of the girls in various competitions, they are really excited to have this in the calendar, to have the chance to play the most exciting, in my view, the most challenging format of the game. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, gavin ramjuan, and the rest of the sport team, we'll see you next time. we will indeed and just to say the busines

sport and for a full roundup from the bbc sport centre, here's olly foster.rway, although the leaders have only teed off in the last half an hour in boston. collin morikawa and joel dahmen were the overnight leaders on 5 under par. but it's such a tight leaderboard. eight players within two shots of the lead. leicester tigers beat saracens 15—12 to win the english rugby union premiership. freddie burns kicked a dop goal to win the match in the dying seconds. burns came off the replacements bench after a first half injury to fly half george ford. but he was the hero with a perfect kick to give the tigers their 11th title but their first in nine years. it's quite a turn—around for both sides. two years ago, leicester only escaped relegation with saracens going down instead after they were docked points for breaching salary cap regulations. wimbledon starts in nine days time, last years runner—up matteo berrettini is into the queens final. the italian is the reigning champion in west london and will face the serb filip krajinovic. michael redford was watching to

onto cricket, and scintillating centuries from joe root and ollie pope have kept england in the seconded a mammoth first innings total of 553 but england have managed to eat into that hefty total, the hosts finishing the day on 5/473, trailing the kiwis by 80 runs. we want to get as close to them as we can, if not ahead. the pitch is starting to spin a little bit so that may provide a few opportunities. hopefully, we can sneak ahead and put them under pressure. and then, because it is such a quick scoring ground, they almost have to bat us out of it initially and then, if we get some early wickets, we will see. rory mcilroy claimed his first win of the year as he defended his canadian open title with a two—stroke victory from tony finau. the northern irishman shot an 8—under round of 62 to finish on 19 under par and sets him up perfectly for the us open, which starts on thursday. it's a first victory since october for the a—time major winner and he couldn't resist a sly dig at greg norman afterwards, the liv golf chief executive, who has been running the rebel tournament this week. it'

here in the south, ollie frost to has all the spot for people braving this temperatures. gulf and the us, actually. still plenty of groups out on the book—lined course in the second round of us open. just maxed out with the golf. there are still plenty of groups out on the brookline course in the second round of the us open. there's an unfamilar name at the top of the leaderboard. england's callum tarren only got his pga tour card last year and he's going along nicely. sweden's david lingmerth, the reigning champion, jon rahm, the six time major winner, phil mickelson, who was one of the high profile rebels to be suspended by the pga forjoining the breakaway liv series, he's on 11 over and has missed the cut. england's cricketers produced an incredible batting display in the first match of the one—day series against the netherlands. they made 498—6, that broke their own world record, the 481 they scored against australia four years ago... jos buttler was unbeaten on 162, he made his century offjust 47 balls, narrowly missing out on his own world record, he hit 1a sixes. t

very next ball, colin de grandhomme was not out lbw, but no one was watching the ball except ollie pope stumps with de grandhomme, yes, run out. now lord's thought anything was possible, and broad, next ball, obliged. oh, bowled him! kyle jamieson, clean bowled. broad on one of his charges. and james anderson joined in. tom blundell, lbw — new zealand, in an instant, 265—8. we can show you the ninth wicket. potts bowling, that's lbw. remember, in the match, new zealand have a substantial lead and england will have to bat a lot better in their second innings, but stuart broad in particular has given england supporters hope and that is a lot more than they arrived with here this morning. joe wilson, bbc news, at lord's. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 7pm this evening. bye for now. hello, i'm isaac fanin, let me give you some of your latest sports news. we're just under an hour away from the women's french open final. american teenager coco gauff will make a grand slam final debut when she takes on world number one iga swi

u to ditch russian oil, president biden appears a backtrack. ollie's bold pledge, mulling buying the fuel at a cheaper price. the british citizen faces extradition to the us after allegedly violating american functions on north korea. see shirt, his fears with r t, but the global impact of such a mood. and i think it's right, there's some very, very warring concerns to, to the international community, to which we should was shouldn't, by the news from moscow to the world. this is our grid to have you with us today. my name's universe. ukraine has fired it's human rights commissioner. in part for spreading unverified information about across the she alleged were committed by russian troops in the country. her removal comes after her claim for a widely covered by western media. are senior correspondent, morocco, see it picks up the story. it includes some disturbing acquisition day a nice week saw then months after month the world over was barraged with stories horrific stories of rape and unspeakable acts committed allegedly by russian forces in ukraine and such acts of violence, rapi

there was no stone throwing from our side or anything. ollie was just standing there when the settler stabbed him and took refuge with these really police and settlers. it was a lot of anger, a lot of frustration here is for less than he and say that the settler is going to get away with murder. according to the united nations figures, just since june of last year, there has been more than 500 than 9 dfacs by israelis against palestinians. and people here say that i would be on the right empowered a weather update. next year on i was 0, been a candid admission from shore lancaster prime minister about the a crisis of his country and one of the world's greatest contemporary arts festivals for us to bring it to us. 50 welcomes firms for the 1st time in 3 years. ah, he has begun the full world copies on its way to the castle. travel package to the hello, they let look to south asia, and the flood situation remains critical across areas of northeastern india and bungler desks. as the monsoon rains dumped exceptional amounts of rain over the area for the past week or so. now the good news

next week, i'm away and ollie is going to take over. i and ollie is going to take over. it is the hen party capital of america. women celebrating their final night of freedom, as they lose the right to another. how did you feel when you heard about this? sick to my stomach. i hate to hear it. it is disturbing. and really unfortunate. it will impact everybody, more than they know. i personally believe that human life begins at conception. it gives a right - over a woman's body. they don't get to make that decision for us. i cheering but, as one half of the city continues to party, the other begins to protest. like, would you not need women injail, for, you know what i mean? abortion? it has set us back 50 years. and they are scenes that will echo in more than 100 cities across the us. as abortion is no longer a constitutional right, but in the power of individual states. here in tennessee, it is one of 13 states that will make it impossible for women to have abortions, even in the most severe of circumstances. a battle that has, for decades, divided america, is now being

here are three england batters, alex lees, ollie pope and then johnny bairstow, clattered. were too good. ben stokes had made one when this happened, and then this was spotted. colin de grandhomme overstepped. no ball. captain, you're back in. so could stokes make the most of his reprieve? england were depending on him and he was delivering, but here comes a ball he could not avoid, caught for sa and this time definitely out. but what about the former captain? crucially for england, joe root is 77 not out. five down and 61 to win. with root, england sure have hope. joe wilson, bbc news, lords. today sees one of the most important football matches in the history of both wales and ukraine. the two teams meet in cardiff, to play off for a place at this year's fifa world cup in qatar. wales are looking to reach their first world cup since 1958. but plenty of neutrals will be backing ukraine, as they aim to boost their war—torn country after their semifinal win in scotland. gareth bale is expected to lead wales out and he'll put all that to one side once the whistle goes. we und

ollie pope has got his second test century, he's still there on 139, withjoe root going very well alongsidellow that on the website and test match special. to tennis and andy murray is facing world number 10 matteo berrettini in the final of the stuttgart open. he's attempting to secure his first atp tour title since victory back in antwerp in 2019. but he has lost the first set there after going 3—1 he battled back, but beretini took that 6—4. into the second set, 2 games all there. murray hasn't been at a tour level final on grass for 6 years. meanwhile, organisers are investigating racism claims made by nick kyrgios during his semi—final defeat to murray, yesterday. the australian wrote on instagram, "when is this going to stop? dealing with racist slurs from the crowd. when i retaliate to the crowd i get penalised. this is messed up." it's finals day at the nottingham open with both sixth seed alison riske and british number one dan evans in action. evans faces australian jordan thompson later this afternoon in the men's event, but before that we can check in on the women's final live.

number of earnings report before the bell we get results from campbell soup and brown-forman and ollie'slow. janet yellen the president is appearing on jimmy kimmel tonight got to expect quite a few inflation jokes. >>> let's get back to the futures. both stocks down sharply this year are these companies specific issues joining me now is our money strategist, lindsey bell good morning >> go pitt >> always go pitt. we got to get down to business, a lot of things to break down. things are not as bad as we thought it may be with inflation and supply chain issues. earnings estimate for q-1 is basically just as good what are we looking for q-2? >> when we look at earnings outlook and the profit outlook and corporations, there has been a lot of dire warnings and one off situation like a target or this morning a credit choice which i think are company-specific issues. when you look at the s&p 500 overall, the profitability pitcher still looks very good and i think that narrative, that negative narrative about profitability earnings potentially being cut have really in ggrained itself into h sys