has been raised by the current government of pakistan on diplomatic level, pakistan has been raising its voice for the people of gaza in un general assembly and other foras, especially the prime minister of pakistan, he met with pakistan's largest religio political party two days back and it was discussed that october 7. will be celebrated unanimously in pakistan as there will be no difference of political, political party or anything, they will be assembled on the one platform and the rallies will be held in pakistan with one voice that palestine should be liberate, so i mean on this issue, the people of pakistan as well as the government, they are united on one page, the they are doing their... to raise their voice for the people. all right, thank you so much. our correspondent in islamba, pakistani capital city. let's not see what we have in our news for you. the leader of iran's islamic revolution has awarded the order of fata to the commander of irgc's aerospace division over anti-israel operation true promise. give the award to brigadier general amir ali. during his ceremony, t

pakistan to china's larger lans? .," , ., , pakistan to china's larger lans?, plans? pakistanis china's most important _ plans? pakistanis china's most important partner _ plans? pakistanis china's most important partner in _ plans? pakistanis china's most important partner in south - important partner in south asia. china has invested heavily in pakistan and is pakistan�*s major military supply and china�*s guarantee with india as long as there are half a million pakistani troops on indian�*s border it keeps india busy in south asia rather than being able to look towards china, so china considers pakistan a very important and of course pakistan considers china a very significant guarantor of pakistan�*s security and economic survival. china normally has a hands off approach when it comes to intervening in foreign countries. all that continue to hold with regards to pakistan? definitely. china has no intention, i think of intervening in pakistan domestic politics and right now it seems no one is. the former prime minister imran khan was not particularly liked

so this question was frequently, we have heard from the different forums in pakistan, especially the students, they are very concerned about the women in pakistan are very concerned about those their counterparts in gaza, especially on the deaths of tens of thousands of children in gaza, people are oppressed, people are very sad on this, so they are frequently asking the international bodies to come forward and and make sease fire possible in gaza, because this genocide is not stopping, israel is spreading its war in the region as well, now they are... targeting the lebanese people almost on daily basis, tens of thousands of civilians have been killed in the middle east since israel has launched its military campaign in gaza, so the people of pakistan are very concerned about the happenings in gaza, and nasir, is it, i know pakistan is the muslim majority country, but you also have minorities among you, i believe, so do they also... share the same viewpoint as the majority of people in pakistan share regarding the palestinians, the lebanese and the crimes being committed against them

china has invested heavily in pakistan and is pakistan�*s major military supply and china�*s guaranteeuth asia rather than being able to look towards china, so china considers pakistan very important and of course pakistan considers china a very significant guarantor of pakistan�*s security and economic survival. china normally has a hands—off approach when it comes to intervening in foreign countries. will that continue to hold with regards to pakistan? definitely. china has no intention, i think of intervening in pakistan domestic politics and right now it seems no one is. the former prime minister imran khan was not particularly liked by any of the pakistan foreign partners and has a strong support base in parts of the country and his supporters are very enthusiastic in their support for him but at the same time pakistan�*s military no longer trusts him and the pakistan business community doesn�*t trust him and nobody wants to intervene on his behalf which, of course, the downside is that human rights violations and any draconian measures against mr khan and his supporters are not a

very important and, of course, pakistan considers china a very significant guarantor of pakistan�*somes to intervening in foreign countries. will that continue to hold with regards to pakistan? definitely. china has no intention, i think, of intervening in pakistan domestic politics and right now it seems no—one is. the former prime minister imran khan was not particularly liked by any of the pakistan foreign partners. he has a strong support base in parts of the country and his supporters are very enthusiastic in their support for him, but, at the same time, pakistan�*s military no longer trusts him and the pakistan business community doesn�*t trust him and nobody wants to intervene on his behalf which, of course, the downside is that human rights violations and any draconian measures against mr khan and his supporters are not addressed. but on the other hand it enables the pakistan government to move forward with its plans for the economy as well as restoring security. just one last quick question. you mentioned russia being part of this grouping from the beginning. what does it w

pakistan have had a _ what stood out for you? pakistan have had a bad _ what stood out for you?u? pakistan have had a bad run recently. - what stood out for you? pakistan | have had a bad run recently. they lost their last five test matches for that they haven't won a home test match for a very long time for the dr aside short of confidence with the batting so well for such a long time will give them a lot of heart for the series to tremendous series, batting all around her who's been one of their better players of the last couple of years even through this difficult path of ink two pakistan's test team for that they put up a decent score for the update been quite cautious so he cut loose i think they clearly have some scars from when england played here two years ago. would be very wary of the potential england would have with the bat. anotherfactor the potential england would have with the bat. another factor is the potential england would have with the bat. anotherfactor is ben duckett hurt his mum taking the catch that finished pakistan's innings without dislocating his thum

pakistan made 556 but england made a positive start.onal catcher early on but then joe root in his characteristic way accumulating with fantastic precision for the zak crawley, majestic stroke play all around the wicket. gave them a really good platform, 96/1 from just 20 overs, it's a big gap but it has been flat batting pit. also, here's a stat that no doubt england will be clinging to for the third time england has conceded 500 under the coaching of maccallum for the sensi and stokes took over in 2022 and the previous two, one of the matches they won was the first test in pakistan two years ago, england had battered and made a 650. pakistan made 579 that time that england forced epic tree with more aggressive batting and brilliant bowling performance on the final day. —— victory. they beat new zealand considering 550 in that summer of 2022. they have recent experience of conceding a big first innings and batting really positively and forcing attentional results. that's not out of the question, it is pretty difficult and rare through

for pakistan, this was the most emphatic way to seal it.hird test that started with a series in the balance in the end was a procession. on day 3 of this match, england began a long way off, three wickets down, already still 53 behind. harry brook showed promise, but pakistan knew there'd be chances. when brook was caught behind, it set the tone for the morning. ben stokes, the captain, left a ball that hit his pads, a wicket through misjudgement from the man they often count on. england got two runs behind whenjamie smith went on the charge. sajid khan and noman ali, the pakistan bowlers who now have turned this series. and pakistan are all over england! one that started this month with england posting 800. now for pakistan to win it, they'd need just 36. very big. it took pakistan less than half an hour to seal the test and seal the series, the first they've won at home for pakistan, this was lift—off on a day england collapsed. well, after the game england captain ben stokes spoke to the bbc�*s simon mann. last couple of tests have throw

pakistan _ behind that. it was a good summer for england. pakistan are - behind that. good summer for england. pakistan are on a i for england. pakistan are on a really, really poor run of form and tests. ., ., . , ., ~ , ., tests. yeah, ten matches, pakistan have not tests. yeah, ten matches, pakistan have got it — tests. yeah, ten matches, pakistan have got it home _ tests. yeah, ten matches, pakistan have got it home without _ tests. yeah, ten matches, pakistan have got it home without winning . tests. yeah, ten matches, pakistan have got it home without winning a| have got it home without winning a test match. and if you think that pakistan have gone so long to bring test cricket back to this country, they were playing their test matches away following the attack on the sri lanka team a number of years ago and also what a fortress pakistan have had in—home countries and when england won here 3— 02 years ago, that's the first time a team and had completed a clean sweep here. white boat captain, there's a lot of chopper around the conditions england might face, pictu

but pakistan hit back, and how. take that. gnomon _ pakistan hit back, and how. take that.hat. gnomon ali is in the - pakistan hit back, and how. take that. gnomon ali is in the side i pakistan hit back, and how. take| that. gnomon ali is in the side for his bowling _ that. gnomon ali is in the side for his bowling but _ that. gnomon ali is in the side for his bowling but he _ that. gnomon ali is in the side for his bowling but he proved - that. gnomon ali is in the side for his bowling but he proved very - his bowling but he proved very useful with the bat as well. suddenly, it was slipping through england�*s fingers. ben stokes�*s drop summed up their frustration as the hosts dug in, especially the seemingly immovable saud shakeel, as he reached a century as composed as it was crucial. and then the fun really started. sajid khan launching it into the stratosphere and eventually the crowd. where did that go? well, it certainly got away from england. pakistan eventually all out but with a handy lead of 77. could england�*s battles fight backwards might not like this. ben du

his precious runs took pakistan's lead to 296.and in a muddle. they quickly lost two wickets in their second innings. at play�*s start and day's end, sajid khan. the match is almost pakistan's. joe wilson, bbc news. we were hoping to bring you live scenes of the full moon rising over london, and taken, and gully. but brydon carse, bowling fast, saw two catches dropped in the same over. hard, hot work, and hard to stay positive. because that batter, salman ali agha, remained and excelled. his precious runs took pakistan's lead to 296. and on this frantic day 3, pakistan were soon back in the huddle. england's batters back in the middle and in a muddle. they quickly lost two wickets in their second innings. at play�*s start and day's end, sajid khan. the match is almost pakistan's. joe wilson, bbc news. we were hoping to bring you live scenes will see it. tonight that you will see it. further west, we have a frontal system moving in, so more cloud here, but for england and wales, there is clear skies will continue through the night.

yemen and argentina are holding or have been held in pakistan, in fact, special ceremonies have beend on this occasion and are continuing, so we would like to talk to my colleague mr. hashemi who is with us from islamabad, pakistan, for the sake of discussion in this regard and more information. mr. hashemi, hello , good morning, please tell us what kind of gatherings are held in pakistan in support of the palestinian people and actually in protest against the crimes of the zionists. it will be held and tell us the latest news dear ms. moazzami and the viewers of the khabar channel , i offer my greetings and courtesy. as you know, this week has been named the week of solidarity with the palestinian people in pakistan, and simultaneously with the announcement of this day in pakistan, there are dozens of programs, including demonstrations, conferences and numerous conferences on issues related to palestine. and the important developments of the region are taking place in different cities of this country. the jamaat-e- islami party has announced the holding of various programs in the ci

a very— pakistan through that is. to another— very quick turnaround to another challenge in new zealand, we need to put behind the disappointment of these last games and move on to new zealand~ — last games and move on to new zealand. ~ . . , last games and move on to new zealand, ~ ., .,, ., zealand. what was so good about their spinners _ zealand. what was so good about their spinners that _ zealand. what was so good about their spinners that made - zealand. what was so good about their spinners that made it - zealand. what was so good about their spinners that made it so - their spinners that made it so difficult for your team? their spinners that made it so difficult foryourteam? his difficult for your team? his control was _ difficult for your team? his control was phenomenal throughout, not only this test match— throughout, not only this test match but the last one. when there — match but the last one. when there is— match but the last one. when there is assistance and manipulation of pace i thought was really g

pakistan are all over england!th with england posting 800 — now for pakistan to win it, they'd need just 36. very big! it took them less than half an hour to seal the test and seal the series, the first they've won at home in almost four years. for pakistan, this was lift—off on a day england collapsed. joe lynskey, bbc news. all five of one direction�*s studio albums have reached the uk's top a0 list, as fans mourn the death of former member liam payne. the 31—year—old singer died last week after he fell from a third floor balcony of the casa sur hotel in buenos aires in argentina. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. hello there. the weather's looking pretty mixed this weekend, but i think a lot of places should see some dry and sunny weather. a greater chance of seeing some sunshine around tomorrow for england and wales. eastern scotland not doing too badly, but we will see most of the wind and rain across scotland and northern ireland both today and tomorrow, and for all areas compared to t

why would pakistan want to do that? the footholds you can see behind me are a lot drier and barer than they were at the end of that first hits much. the ball will be reacting off the corners of those cracks, the dryness of the surface and it gives the pakistan bowlers the opportunity to take 20 english wickets, but england are well equipped to deal with that, they have the batsmen. we saw that in the first test and they have the bowlers, leach and bashir to take 20 wickets themselves. i do not think they will be scared. you can follow that test when it gets under way on the bbc sport website. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. it was the southern half of the uk that had the cloudy skies. there will be heavy rain. but because the wind is coming in from the south it will be very mild. it felt pleasant in the sunshine across northern areas on monday, particularly in scotland but here there may

we hearfrom the first day in a first test against pakistan.m the families of football is affected by dementia who have written to the government asking for checks on those who have suffered repetitive head trauma. new powers were a football regulator are welcomed by fans, but the premier league is miffed. just a marie neo has warned his side will not make it easy for them in the europa league.— the europa league. they come thinkin: the europa league. they come thinking it's — the europa league. they come thinking it's going _ the europa league. they come thinking it's going to _ the europa league. they come thinking it's going to be - the europa league. they come thinking it's going to be easy, | the europa league. they come| thinking it's going to be easy, i think_ thinking it's going to be easy, i think it — thinking it's going to be easy, i think it is — thinking it's going to be easy, i think it is the wrong approach. welcome to the programme. england have battled their way into a decent position after the first day of the series—deciding

i think pakistan cricket needed it. ,., ., i think pakistan cricket needed it. ., , ., , i think pakistan personal— it. personal milestones or personal statistics - it. personal milestones or personal statistics can - it. personal milestones or personal statistics can go | it. personal milestones or l personal statistics can go to one side, even if it is captaincy, but i think pakistan cricket needed this win now. we saw a lot of fight over the four days and we are pleased with how people responded. tt with how people responded. it was always going to be a tough task. _ was always going to be a tough task. but— was always going to be a tough task, but we had a massive belief— task, but we had a massive belief we _ task, but we had a massive belief we could go out and do it it — belief we could go out and do it it was _ belief we could go out and do it it was a _ belief we could go out and do it. it was a very difficult run chase — it. it was a very difficult run chase even before we started today — chase even before we started today. on that surface i think we have _ today. on that surfac

this day was marked by various events and demonstrations across the country, highlighting pakistan's strong political and emotional ties with the palestinian struggle. it has been one year since israel has been killing innocent civilians in gaza a daily basis, yet the world remains a silent spectator. the world should hold both israel and the united states. complicit in this act of terrorism. we stand with the oppressed people of palestine, lebanon and yemen. we will continue to oppose and condemn the oppression carried out by the us and israel, as these two are involved in the ethnic. of innocent people in the middle east. meanwhile, pakistani president asif ali zirdari and the prime minister shahbas sharif hosted in all parties conference, bringing together the top leadership of pakistan's mainstream political parties to raise a united voice against the ongoing israeli operation in gaza. the conference aimed to express pakistan's collective resolve in supporting the palestinian cause at international forums and to call for an end to the escalating violence in the region. pakistan i

as he clobbered pakistan's bowlers to all corners.nce matched only by such econ�*s on the boundary. watch this. although that catch just alluded pakistan, this one didn't, and smith out for 89 and england all out for 267. how good a score would that prove? now it is the turn of pakistan for trial by spin, show beshear trapping him and that was just the start, jack leach roofe —— removing and also proving peace could do the trick. a fluctuating first day but it is england to have the momentum. there's another really busy night of european football coming up, with europa league and uefa conference league matches. manchester united are still waiting for their first win and are unlikely to get an easy ride in istanbul against fenerbahce and theirformer managerjose mourinho. when you don't win games than the criticism is comment but at the end of the day it is about how you are at the end of the year, still in his best form and will be successful and thatis best form and will be successful and that is where we will be. we are convinced tha

pakistan's first test win at home since early 2021.that mattered — it was crystal clear on the faces. joe wilson, bbc news. when england were fielding, stokes got frustrated at his players — he said he apologised for that afterwards. but there was nothing england could do about the pitch, which was always going to be difficult to bat on second. it was always going to be a tough ask, but we obviously had massive belief we could go out there and do that. but, yeah, it was a very difficult run chase even before we started today. it looks quite a far way off, but on that surface, i think we've done pretty good, a pretty decentjob. but, yeah, a couple of starts and i'm sure myself and a couple other guys would have liked to have gone on and, you know, sort of delivered a bit more and get us over the line. but, yeah, it was an interesting test match. earlier, i spoke to former england cricketer alex hartley — who's been part of the bbc�*s test match special team — and began by asking her if england were always on the back foot after losing t

pakistan and england begin their men's test series on monday.ches without a win in home tests while england have had a successful summer, winning both series against west indies and sri lanka. although they will be without captain ben stokes for this one as he continues to recover from a hamstring tear. they are also missing their bowling coach, jimmy anderson, for the start of the match — he is playing golf at the alfred dunhill links championship. in the world we live in now, communication is easy. jimmy is constantly in communication with the guys, and he is allowed to live his life. as everyone is. we are always looking to ensure that people are able to — to enjoy themselves and tap into their family life and their hobbies and fun as well. but he will be here on the second day. i don't get is a big issue, to be honest. in terms of preparation, we have had as much as we have ever had going into a series. yes, we've been here for six or seven days, training three times out here in the sweltering heat. we have had a few days in the sweltering h

i father made this phone call from pakistan. ~ , ., pakistan. i killed my daughter.tan. i killed my daughter. it was just my _ pakistan. i killed my daughter. it was just my intention _ pakistan. i killed my daughter. it wasjust my intention to - pakistan. i killed my daughter. it wasjust my intention to beat - pakistan. i killed my daughter. it wasjust my intention to beat out was just my intention to beat out but i beat her up too much. wasjust my intention to beat out but i beat her up too much. within minutes, police _ but i beat her up too much. within minutes, police officers _ but i beat her up too much. within minutes, police officers were - but i beat her up too much. within minutes, police officers were at i but i beat her up too much. within l minutes, police officers were at the house, and upstairs they found sara body come up with a note saying, i love you, sara. iswear body come up with a note saying, i love you, sara. i swear to god it was not my intention to kill her. the prosecution say sara sharif had serious head injuries and have never been taken

pakistan have turned it around and they— pakistan have turned it around and they took some brave calls the coach under captain— overriding the coach under captain and getting rid of three _ captain and getting rid of three massive names in pakistani cricket. that caused a few — pakistani cricket. that caused a few reverberations throughout the team — a few reverberations throughout the team but certainly, when sajid — the team but certainly, when sajid and _ the team but certainly, when sajid and noman came in they make — sajid and noman came in they make the _ sajid and noman came in they make the most of the conditions and you — make the most of the conditions and you have to give pakistan a lot of— and you have to give pakistan a lot of credit for having the resolve _ lot of credit for having the resolve to turn the series, especially after the manner of defeat — especially after the manner of defeat in that first test match _ there are five more premier league games today. the champions manchester city are at home to a southampton side with just one point from theirfirst eight game

the gatherings of commemorating martyrs of lebanon and gaza continue in different cities of pakistan. the marchers announced that thanks to the blood of these martyrs, the tree of resistance will grow stronger day by day. majid hashemi, islamic broadcasting news agency. if we don't have anything but the voice, we will not return to the houses and the sound , what is the religion? it's new, golsetta, me, shaheed, where are you , sabz and kharam, the plain of the world, you are sad , although the decapitation of key leaders is huge blow, this is an organization that has excelled in creating a deep and survivable set of units and organizational structure. , they have been through enormous conflicts and wars, most notably in syria and elsewhere with isis etc. over the past 15 years, and it has developed capabilities and an organization that is extensive and that is deep, i suspect, and i think it's likely, that we are going to see the continuation of hazball's capabilities, and that they will, the leaders that are now taking over, and the second generational leaders that are coming into p

all the people in pakistan are restless and express hatred and aversion to global colonialism . to this end: our party has launched demonstrations across the country towards the american embassy and consulates, because the main culprits are america and the supporters of the zionist regime. in a big demonstration. in the capital of pakistan, people held the pictures of seyed hassan nasrallah and the hezbollah flag in their hands and chanted slogans against the zionist occupying regime. after the martyrdom of seyyed hassan nasrallah , we should not feel that we are alone because the shadow of our leader is still standing over us and we are on this path until we are standing on the last drop of blood. i swear by god , we are only waiting for a fatwa from we are gentlemen, in case it is issued , we will go on the path of jihad and martyrdom until the last drop of our blood. seyyed hassan nasrallah was the hero of all the islamic ummah and we continue his path. the recent fatwa of the supreme leader of the islamic revolution is also our light and we, the people of pakistan, will use

we would like to be the first of all to increase the pakistan. i can highlight four main tasks that we set for ourselves when opening this center. the first is to increase the number of pakistani students in belarus. secondly, we hope that visiting the center will help our students to adapt better and feel less homesick. the third factor is to introduce university students to the traditions and culture of pakistan. and the fourth point, we hope that the creation of the center will help to better understand pakistan. artists and photographs of the beautiful landscapes of pakistan, a bright collection of artifacts reflecting the rich traditions of pakistani crafts and arts. after the opening ceremony of the center, the ambassador of pakistan met with students of vsmu. rats fixed. everyone's favorite vitamin c, a vitamin that has great hopes in terms of treating viral infections in terms of preventing viral infections. vitamin c, also known as ascorbic acid, is important for our body, like other vitamins, no more and no less. there is no proven effe

we have traded more than pakistan have trained over here. hopes of this series and there will be no excuses whatsoever if we don't get where we want to get. it if we don't get where we want to net. ., , , if we don't get where we want to i et. ., , , ., if we don't get where we want toret. , ., . . to get. it has been a hectic schedule — to get. it has been a hectic schedule for _ to get. it has been a hectic schedule for some - to get. it has been a hectic schedule for some of - to get. it has been a hectic. schedule for some of england public players with little to acclimatise after their one day and t20 series against australia last month. but 0llie pope will stand in as skipper once again for ben stokes. he says it isn't a concern. absolutely. we are as well—prepared as we could be. 0bviously well—prepared as we could be. obviously there is a series against australia back home, so if you're there was a been constantly playing. in the single figure disagrees, obviously. the opposite here. —— degrees. we have trained while the last three d

i think pakistan cricket nearly needed it.sonal milestones and stats can go to one side evenif and stats can go to one side even if it's the captaincy but i think pakistan cricket really needed this. we saw a lot of fight throughout the four days. and we're very happy with we responded. we and we're very happy with we reminded-— responded. we had massive believe that _ responded. we had massive believe that we _ responded. we had massive believe that we could - responded. we had massive believe that we could go - responded. we had massivei believe that we could go out and do — believe that we could go out and do that. it was a very difficult _ and do that. it was a very difficult run chasing before we even — difficult run chasing before we even started today. but yeah, it looks — even started today. but yeah, it looks quite far way off but on that _ it looks quite far way off but on that service we don't a pretty— on that service we don't a pretty decentjob. but on that service we don't a pretty decent job. but a couple of sta

sadia iqbal was the pick of the pakistan bowlers, taking 3/17 as they won by 31 runs.tch ended in defeat as they were beaten by bangladesh in the tournament's opening match. set 120 to win, scotland fell 17 runs short. here's our cricket reporter henry moeran in sharjah. defeat for scotland in their tournament opener and the first world cup match of any side. it was performance, in the end, that fell short of what they would have been hoping for. tash farrant, england baller, was watching on for the bbc. 120 was their target against bangladesh. they fell 17 runs short? they did. theyjust weren't able to get going with the bat. they bowled nicely, the spin up top, the scottish spinners, they bowled beautifully. the legspinner. but then as we said in the interval, we really felt that in the powerplay, they need to get off to a bit to a flyer, but they were not able to find a boundary against the slow spinners that bangladesh possess. i thought their two legspinner's bowled beautifully and i was impressed with the bangladesh fielding. brilliant, especially on the boundary

but pakistan, outstanding today.his pitch going to play like? they only had one seam bowler and england got the ball to reverse seam early on on day one. but i mean, pakistan, absolutely fantastic today. sajid in particular. we weren't sure if this pitch was going to break up and it was going to turn. but it obviously has done and it's what pakistan wanted. it's unprecedented times, using the same pitch twice in a row. and i think it's brilliant to see from a pakistan point of view, it gives them the best opportunity of winning this test match, and they'll be hoping that they can tear through england tomorrow and with a lead of 70, 80, and then, you know, it's their test match to win. with how the pitch was turning, i guess ben duckett�*s century looks all the better for it, doesn't it, really? i mean, he plays spin so, so well. he looks like a completely different player to when he first played test cricket against bangladesh. he couldn't really play the spin. he's worked on it so much, and he was sweeping the ball,

i think pakistan cricket needed it. p, a, i think pakistan cricket needed it. a, , a, , i think pakistan cricket needed it. personal milestones or personal— it. personal milestones or personal statistics - it. personal milestones or personal statistics can - it. personal milestones or personal statistics can go | it. personal milestones or l personal statistics can go to one side, even if it is captaincy, but i think pakistan cricket needed this win now. we saw a lot of fight over the four days and we are pleased with how people responded. it with how people responded. it was always going to be a tough task. _ was always going to be a tough task. but— was always going to be a tough task, but we had a massive belief— task, but we had a massive belief we _ task, but we had a massive belief we could go out and do it it — belief we could go out and do it it was _ belief we could go out and do it it was a _ belief we could go out and do it. it was a very difficult run chase — it. it was a very difficult run chase even before we started today — chase even before we started today. on that surfa

cricket — the test series is under way in multan between pakistan and england. the tourists. after winning the toss, pakistan batted first, batted very well on a pitch that gave very little to the bowlers. captain shan masood and abdullah shafique both made centuries. england's fight back came in the final session with three wickets, pakistan closing on 328 for four. here's our chief cricket writer stephan shemilt. england were really up against it in the afternoon session. shan masood, the home captain, making 151. abdullah shafique, the opener 102. but england were eventually rewarded for their graft. they removed masood and shafique in quick succession, took the second new ball late in the day — chris woakes trapping babar azam lbw for pakistan to end on 328—4. they certainly had the better of the day, but england have got something to work on at the beginning of day two. it was so hard. i mean, i can't — you know, i couldn't congratulate those boys in the changing room any more. i think they did everything they could. they threw themselves around as much as

i think pakistan cricket nearly needed it. can go to one side even if it's the captaincy but i think pakistan cricket really needed this. we saw a lot of fight

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ahead of england's test series decider against pakistan on thursday. and oleksandr usyk and tyson fury face the media and each other ahead of their eagerly anticipated rematch later this year. hello there and welcome along to the programme. and we start with another evening full of goals in the champions league on wednesday. none more so than at barcelona, who got the better of fellow european heavyweights bayern munich in some style. raphinha's hat trick helping them to a 4—1 win. the winger opened the scoring in the first minute before harry kane equalised for bayern in the first half. robert lewandowski restored barca's advantage before two more superb finishes from raphinha sealed the points for the home side, who get their second win of the competition. in these games, if you're able to keep the ball against a team like barcelona, you take a little bit away from that game, but we weren't able to do it for 90 minutes and therefore the momentum shifted a little bit. but still, i think in the key moments, barca were efficient, barca were good and we

pakistan are 190 for 4. matthew potts and brydon carse getting a wicket each.pening batter suzie bates. amelia kerr swept up the pakistan tail as new zealand replaced india in second place in the final standings and qill play either england or south africa in the semi—finals. and that�*s all the sport for now. more details on all of this story is on the bbc sport website. you can keep up—to—date with the cricket between pakistan and england and you can also find out about how you can vote for the bbc women are�*s sports a footballer of the year. that is it from now. thanks for watching. bye—bye. the uk�*s health secretary, wes streeting, says weight loss injections could be an effective tool for getting unemployed people back into work. he says the new treatments could be life—changing" could be "life—changing" for many people, ease demands on the nhs, and have benefits for the economy. our chief political correspondent henry zeffman has been speaking with the prime minister about what the government�*s plans are around this drug. well, this is about an investm