rahul�*s too. he batted all of thursday, one minute of friday. can you believe that? remember, you did score 129. five minutes later england had another. delight on james anderson's face. surprise too. hang on, weren't we being outplayed. suddenly it was tense for india. here comes another. that is his approach, whatever the occasion. yeah. nowjust a faint yeah. now just a faint touch from yeah. nowjust a faint touch from his bat meant he was out for 37 and measure england's reaction. relief. a lot. and guess who helped wrap it up. here is classic anderson. he took five wicket, good job he was fit. well they say you should never judge a test match until both teams have had a chance to bat. ok? now it was england's turn. dom sibley first, out like that. that brought to the crease hameed. five years of patience, anticipation, he faced his first ball. that walk back, the cruellest metres in sport. could england raise their game and attack? rory burns, four run, you remember how it is done. let us not forget players make the run, the spectators makes the occasion, keep wa

we have withdrawn to this position but a moment ago i heard the roarfor the outstanding century by rahul. they are currently 245—2. outstanding. joe, thank you. time for a look at the weather here's stav danaos. thank you very much, george. good evening to you. behind me is the anomaly temperature map across europe indicating temperature is below the seasonal norm across the north and well above across the south. we have had that stifling heat wave affecting the mediterranean, slowly shifting westwards. it looks like iberia gets its round of heat for friday on the weekend where we could look at some record—breaking temperatures for southern spain through the weekend. this is one to watch. it doesn't look like we will tap into any of that heat across the british isles, stein largely settled. low pressure to the north of the uk will bring windy conditions across scotland, northern ireland, plenty of showers here. furthersouth, northern ireland, plenty of showers here. further south, a dry picture. a few showers but mostly dry with clear skies and a mild night to come. my order in the north

but kl rahul stayed cool, and the son returned it to greet him.d us this is still a match. just keep smiling, captain. joe wilson, bbc news. they started off really patiently, we bold and good areas. they left well and they mixed in kante, on a deer, orthey well and they mixed in kante, on a deer, or they or they could've been 2-3 deer, or they or they could've been 2—3 down early. we can get them out early, they've got quite a long tail, so 55 and six down early and we are still in the game. —— 5—6 down. to the hundred then, where the northern superchargers hammered the manchester originals at headingley. john simpson hit 71 offjust 28 balls as the superchargers capatalised on some poor bowling from the originals. and brandon carse added a boundary on the final ball to take his side to 200 — that's the higest total of the tournment so far. the originals were bowled out forjust 131, with the superchargers winning by 69, runs keeping their slim hopes of reaching the latter stages of the competiton alive. in the women's fixture, the originals put a

rahul: absolutely.ovid wave, the impact was obviously greater then the first wave itself. the government have been taking mitigating steps. they've also been doing small cash transfers that it been going on the last couple of years, so maybe some scaling up of measures would be required, and we might also have to think from a geographical standpoint what is getting more impacted, and trying to contain inflation. there is a risk. that is the kind of steps i would look for in terms of the impact of the monsoon is concerned. juliette: i also want to get your take on what you think we could see from the are b.i., given the mending -- the are b.i. -- rbi, given the minutes were kind of hawkish. rahul: they will still try to see whether the uncertainty and growth forecast has accelerated her not. inflation has been part of the calculation from a policy standpoint it has not been enough to trickle -- trigger normalizations. the securing of the growth outlook may or may not come depending on the intensity. ever

kl rahul was dropped on 52. frustrating? no. this was frustrating.he weather then tormented trent bridge. players off and on like covers. mood up and down like umbrellas. that is england's coach. any tactics against this? well, wearajumper, keep smiling. at least you're not in the stands. joe wilson, bbc news. rain at trent bridge. what is the forecast? time for a look at the weather here's stav danaos. hello. thank you very much. rain is going to be a problem for the cricket for the next few days. low pressure has been moving in through the course of the day, sky is turning gloomy out west. he was a lovely image there from anglesey, heavy rain on that front as it has been spilling eastwards. it started glorious across eastern parts of scotland and england but the cloud has a built—in, heavy rain across northern ireland which was followed by a rash of heavy downpours and thunderstorms across much of ireland. if you popping up into wales as well. this band of rain, some heavy and fragmented, will continue northwards and eastwards this evening and over

but kl rahul stayed cool. and the sun returned to greet his batting. i mean, why not? a moment ago i heard the roarfor the outstanding century by rahul. they are currently 245—2. 0utstanding. joe, thank you. time for a look at the weather here's stav danaos. thank you very much, george. good evening to you. behind me is the anomaly temperature map across europe indicating temperature is below the seasonal norm across the north and well above across the south. we have had that stifling heat wave affecting the mediterranean, slowly shifting westwards. it looks like iberia gets its round of heat for friday on the weekend where we could look at

but kl rahul stayed cool, and the sun returned to greet him. they left well and the nicks didn't come today, you know, on a different day, they could've been 2—3 down early. so yeah, they played well. we just need early wickets in the morning. if we can get kl and rohit out early — they've got quite a long tail, so 5—6 down early and we're still in the game. to the hundred then, where the northern superchargers hammered the manchester originals at headingley. john simpson hit 71 offjust 28 balls as the superchargers capatalised on some poor bowling from the originals. and brandon carse added a boundary on the final ball to take his side to 200 — that's the higest total of the tournment so far. the originals were bowled out forjust 131, with the superchargers winning by 69, runs keeping their slim hopes of reaching the latter stages of the competiton alive. in the women's fixture, the originals put a severe dent in their rivals' hopes of progressing. lizelle lee with a dazzling display of batting. she made 68 from just 40 balls as the originals

kl rahul topscored for them with 84 to help them to a 95—run first innings lead.time list, and ollie robinson had a good day with the ball, completing his first five—wicket haul. england reached 25 without loss in their second innings before the rain intervened after tea, so they trail by 70 runs. staying with cricket, trent rockets moved to the top of the men's hundred table after a six—wicket win over welsh fire in cardiff. set 140 to win, rockets needed six runs from the last 11 balls, samit patel blasted them to victory. that was one of five sixes in an unbeaten 46. their fourth win in five games. and that completed the double for the rockets, because the women had already beaten welsh fire by four wickets. a half—century from nat sciver helped them reach the 103 required. that moves them above fire into fourth in the table, level on points with third—placed oval invincibles. there's been a slight twist in the harry kane saga. missing from tottenham training this week, seemingly pushing for a transfer, the england captain has denied that he refused to report f

kl rahul�*s, too. he batted all of thursday, one minute of friday. oh, my word!ne. delight onjames anderson's face — surprise, too. hang on, weren't we being outplayed? suddenly, it was tense for india. here comes rishabh pant. that's basically his approach, whatever the occasion. yeah. now just a faint touch from pant�*s bat meant he was out for 37. and measure england's reaction. relief — a lot! here comes classic anderson. india 364 all— here comes classic anderson. india 36 ., ., ., here comes classic anderson. india 364 all out, and he took good wickets. good _ 364 all out, and he took good wickets. good thing _ 364 all out, and he took good wickets. good thing he - 364 all out, and he took good l wickets. good thing he was fit. 364 all out, and he took good - wickets. good thing he was fit. they always say you should neverjudge a test match until both teams have had a chance to bat, 0k? now it was england's turn. dom sibley first, out like that. that brought to the crease has see penny 80, five years since he last played for england — five years of anticipa

..before an england breakthrough on the stroke of lunch, jonny bairstow alert and able as he sent rahultoo late, a costly delay — sharma would have been out. and given that lifeline, he went on to punish the mistake, bringing up his 50 with ease... ..before he succumbed to this from ollie robinson, to give the england captain something to roar about. pujara batted on past his half—century with captain kohli going well alongside him, to give india hope that perhaps this match isn't overjust yet. jo currie, bbc news. england's craig overton is hoping the new ball will help him and his fellow bowlers make a breakthrough tomorrow. the wicket is a bit slower. you have to be on your links. sometimes it won't carry because it is that slow wicket. it was an attritional day and we have got that new ball in the morning, so hopefully come back tomorrow, start well, and put india under pressure again. britain's kadeena cox has retained her 500 metre time trial paralympic title with a stunning ride in tokyo. cox is again looking to win cycling and athletics gold just as she did at the rio games. she

opposition congress party leader rahul gandhi has been to see the family and he described the girl ashi's chief minister has also paid a visit and promised swift justice, saying the death penalty would be in order if the allegations are proven. this case has touched a nerve right across the country and the protests look likely to grow. danjohnson, bbc news, delhi. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: day 13 of the tokyo olympics, 27 gold medals are up for grabs including in mens hockey and womens football. the question was whether we wanted to save our people — and japanese as well — and win the war or whether we wanted to take a chance on being able to win the war by killing all our young men. the invasion began at two o'clock this morning. mr bush, like most other people, was clearly- caught by surprise. we call for the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of all iraqi forces. 100 years old and still full of vigour, vitality and enjoyment of life — no other king or queen in british history has lived so long, and the queen mother is said to be quietly very pleased indeed that s

the immovable kl rahul. gone! 0ut forfive. mark wood, quick work — and more.there — he's got it, we've got him. just one mistake is all it takes, blame the bat. hold back the biggest celebrations for this moment. that's sam curran dismissing india's captain for 20. virat kohli back in the dressing room. cheteshwar pujara faced 100 balls. he scored 12, got an ovation — it's a test match. at the tea interval, india led by 78 runs, and england needed seven wickets — quickly, preferably. well, patience is part of the tradition. ajinkya rahane made a painstaking, situation—saving, england—frustrating 50. stalemate? suddenly, mark wood, a catch, pujara gone. wood is england's quickest bowler and fielder — always committed, but england need him fit. 0uch — attention on his shoulder. moeen ali gets his wickets with guile, spin bowling in slow motion as the faint edge got rid of rahane. and then with clouds gathering, ravi jadeja was deceived. these moments rebalanced the match and left any outcome possible. joe wilson, bbc news, at lord's. now on bbc one, it's time fo

opposition congress party leader rahul gandhi has been to see the family and he described the girl isister has also paid a visit and promised swiftjustice, saying the death penalty would be in order if the allegations are proven. this case has touched a nerve right across the country and the protests look likely to grow. danjohnson, bbc news, delhi. day 13 of the tokyo olympics is getting under way. in the first medal of the day, florian wellbrock of germany powered to gold in the men's10km marathon swimming competition. wellbrock maintained the lead throughout the race, with competetors facing incredibly warm waters of 29 degrees celsius. the gold is germany's 9th at the 2020 olympiad. for more on this, we can now cross live to tokyo and sarah mulkerrins tell us more about that first medal of the day, and what we can expect a bit later. i'm not sure i would quite fancy swimming in 29 degrees heated waters down below us in tokyo bay, where that marathon swim took place. that gold for florian wellbrock, such a dominant comfortable performance to him, he is the world champion and also a

opposition congress party leader rahul gandhi has been to see the family and he described the girl as paid a visit and promised swift justice, saying the death penalty would be in order if the allegations are proven. this case has touched a nerve right across the country and the protests look likely to grow. danjohnson, bbc news, delhi. day 13 of the tokyo olympics is getting under way. results for the men's 110 metres hurdles have come in. hansle parchment was fastest to cross the line and the 110 metre hurdles, the men's final. here is ronald levy adding to his country's glory with a third—place finish. favourite and incumbent world champion, grant holloway of the us, came in second place. the hungarian participant prevailed in the canoeing. for more on this, we can now cross live to tokyo, and sarah mulkerrins tell us more about that first medal of the day, and what we can expect a bit later. talk to us about the hurdles. the shocks keep coming. i think everybody had grant holloway, the american, the world champion — he is one of the fastest athletes over those hurdles, over110 fas

james anderson moved to the bronze medal position in the all—time list of the world�*s bowlers, kl rahulugh sometimes imitated. oh, good try. and india led by 95 and bowled again. england�*s second innings began shakily. india perhaps sensed that dom sibley was a little fortunate. there�*s been chat from both sides. some people will always find a way and a place to play cricket. england were 70 behind when this happened. to pause with the three final words — rain stops play. joe wilson, bbc news. that�*s it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello there. the weather story is a bit of a lottery over the next couple of days. generally we are stuck in repeat mode under an influence of low pressure, which is producing plenty of frequent, thundery showers. but that means that some of us will skip them altogether and others will see some torrential downpours, which will continue for much of the day. so, on saturday, most frequent showers first thing will be out to the west, and then these are likely to drift their way steadily eastwards, driven along by a

and coming up in the sport on bbc news — an unbeaten century for kl rahul as india take control on thethe second test against england. good evening. the taliban are sweeping through afghanistan at an extraordinary pace. herat — the country's third largest city — has fallen today. kandahar — the second biggest — is on the brink of defeat. lashkar gah — the capital of helmand province, once the centre of the uk's presence there — has been overrun too. and ghazni, a strategically important cityjust 95 miles from the capital kabul, is also now in the hands of the islamist fighters. the speed of the taliban's advance means britain and the united states are sending more than 3,500 troops to help their civilians leave. they'll arrive by the weekend for what the ministry of defence is calling a short—term mission. ourfirst report tonight is from our defence correspondent jonathan beale. the taliban advance appears unstoppable, ruthless as ever to those who stand in their way. regional capitals are falling like dominoes. today, it was ghazni, just 85 miles from the capital kabul. in the face of

india have looked steady after tea with kl rahul going strong with over 80 runs and captain virat kohli contract situation has been "resolved". after winning promotion to the top flight, bielsa lead the club to a ninth place finish last season. he'd been out of contract, but speaking through a translator this afteroon — he said he's committed himself to another season at elland road but didn't give any more details about the deal. chelsea fans are still waiting for confirmation of romelu lukaku's move back to stamford bridge. we understand that deal is done forjust under £100 million. and they could recoup some of that money by selling tammy abraham to roma. their general manager — tiago pinto — is in london, hoping to negotiate that move for the england striker. the 23—year—old was left on the bench last night during chelsea's super cup win. arsenal midfielderjoe willock has agreed personal terms with newcastle ahead of a permanent move. the 21—year—old spent last season on loan at stjames' park — the deal is expected to be around £25 million. leicester city have released plans for the

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

kl rahul�*s too. he batted all of thursday, one minute of friday. commentator: oh, my word!ames anderson�*s face, surprise too. hang on... weren�*t we being outplayed? suddenly, it was tense for india. here comes rishabh pant. that�*s basically his approach, whatever the occasion. yeah. now just a faint touch from pant�*s bat meant he was out for 37. measure england�*s reaction. relief. a lot! i think england will be pretty pleased with the morning. india is still in a strong position at 346—7. my still in a strong position at 346—7. my view here encompasses a lot of spectators wearing red shirts. there is a great deal of admiration around the ground for the work andrew strauss is doing now. there might be a few england fans attempted to allure him out of retirement because at some point england today will have to bat and the batting has looked a little shaky so far this summer, to say the least. it is unique being at a lunch interval at lord�*s. at the boundary edge i have found a stray champagne cork stop i will return that and try to find a cup of t. i will return that an

james anderson moved to the bronze medal position in the all—time list of the world's bowlers, kl rahulr. and there is a special way he celebrates getting to 50. wait for it... there. it is never bettered, although sometimes imitated. oh, good try. and india led by 95 and bowled again. england's second innings began cheekily. innings began shakily. india perhaps sensed that dom sibley was a little fortunate. there's been chat from both sides. some people will always find a way and a place to play cricket. england were 70 behind when this happened. to pause with the three final words — rain stops play. joe wilson, bbc news. cricket and rain. very english! time for a look at the weather, here's louise lear. hi there. very frustrating, the forecast at the moment, not much changing into the weekend. at times beautiful today, changing into the weekend. at times beautifultoday, but changing into the weekend. at times beautiful today, but for many, really torrential downpours, so no alfresco dining, i'm afraid, in motherwell earlier today. in fact, most rain has been to the north and far west,

india's kl rahul gone for none.is anderson again. it is cheteshwar pujara gone. it is india 4—2. and now the scrutiny truly grew. that's india's captain batting. see him? right there. out. and there is a special celebration reserved for the dismissal of virat kohli, the kind of reaction kohli himself employs in happier times. ah, the ebb and flow of emotions, yes, there is time for it all in a test. and india's batsmen were engrossed in the traditional patient art of survival. with lunch almost served, a fourth wicket for england. ollie robinson dismissing ajinkya rahane need to leave india 56—4. two years ago, a0 years leave india 56—a. two years ago, a0 years ago england achieved some of the notable test match victories on this ground. this test match has onlyjust begun, but as play about to resume here, england in effect they have made just about the perfect start. time for a look at the weather. here's thomaz schafernaker. it is looking absolutely fine for the cricket with this high pressure, fine for many of in

..before an england breakthrough on the stroke of lunch, jonny bairstow alert and able as he sent rahulal lbw. joe root called for a review a second too late, a costly delay — sharma would have been out. and given that lifeline, he went on to punish the mistake, bringing up his 50 with ease... ..before he succumbed to this from 0llie robinson, to give the england captain something to roar about. pujara batted on past his half—century with captain kohli going well alongside him, to give india hope that perhaps this match isn't overjust yet. jo currie, bbc news. britain's paralympians have added three more golds to an already impressive tally of medals, at the games in tokyo. success for the cyclists and swimmers have put great britain in second place behind china in the medals table. from tokyo, here's andy swiss. rarely has british sport seen a more versatile or a more victorious athlete. for kadeena cox, just the start of what could be

kl rahul was dropped on 52. frustrating? no. this was frustrating.at least you're not in the stands. joe wilson, bbc news. rain at trent bridge. what is the forecast? time for a look at the weather here's stav danaos. hello. thank you very much. rain is going to be a problem for the cricket for the next few days. low pressure has been moving in through the course of the day, sky is turning gloomy out west. he was a lovely image there from anglesey, heavy rain on that front as it has been spilling eastwards. it started glorious across eastern parts of

kl rahul�*s, too. he batted all of thursday, one minute of friday. oh, my word!basically his approach, whatever the occasion. yeah. now just a faint touch from pant�*s bat meant he was out for 37. and measure england's reaction — relief, a lot! and guess who helped to wrap it all up — here comes classic anderson. india 364 all out, and he took five wickets. good job he was fit, hey? they always say you should never judge a test match until both teams have had a chance to bat, ok? now it was england's turn. dom sibley first, out like that. that brought to the crease haseeb hameed. five years since he last played for england — five years of patience, anticipation. he faced his first ball... that walk back, the cruellest metres in sport. now could england raise their game and attack? rory burns, four runs — your remember how it's done. let's not forget players make the runs, its the spectators who make the occasion. keep watching. burns on a9, out lbw — and energy back with india. joe wilson, bbc news, lords. and in the hundred, birmingham phoenix men have gone to t

..before an england breakthrough on the stroke of lunch, jonny bairstow alert and able as he sent rahulse... ..before he succumbed to this from 0llie robinson, to give the england captain something to roar about. pujara batted on past his half—century with captain kohli going well alongside him, to give india hope that perhaps this match isn't overjust yet. jo currie, bbc news. england's craig 0verton is hoping the new ball will help him and his fellow bowlers make a breakthrough tomorrow. the wicket is a bit slower. you have to be on your links. sometimes it won't carry because it is that slow wicket. it was an attritional day and we have got that new ball in the morning, so hopefully come back tomorrow, start well, and put india under pressure again. britain's kadeena cox has retained her 500 metre time trial paralympic title with a stunning ride in tokyo. cox is again looking to win cycling and athletics gold just as she did at the rio games. she had to beat the time set by canadian world champion kate o'brien to win and she smashed that with a brilliant ride, setting a new world rec

kl rahul top—scored for them with 84 to help them to a 95—run first innings lead.rdiff. set 140 to win, rockets needed six runs from the last 11 balls, samit patel blasted them to victory. that was one of five sixes in an unbeaten 46. their fourth win in five games. and that completed the double for the rockets, because the women had already beaten welsh fire by four wickets. a half—century from nat sciver helped them reach the 103 required. that moves them above fire into fourth in the women's table, level on points with third—placed oval invincibles. there's been a slight twist in the harry kane saga. missing from tottenham training this week, seemingly pushing for a transfer, the england captain has denied that he refused to report for duty and says he'll return to the club tomorrow, as planned. he was expected at spurs on monday after an extended break following the european championship. kane says it hurts to read some of the comments questioning his professionalism and while "not going into the specifics of the situation", he says that "he would never, and ha

kl rahul topscored for them with 84 to help them to a 95 run first innings lead.—without loss before the rain intervened after tea, so trail by 70 runs. british and irish lions flanker courtney lawes says they can't get caught up in scrapping with south africa in tomorrow deciding test in cape town. the lions lost a stormy second test which lasted over two hours and they believe that a host of flashpoints where tempers boiled over were used as a deliberate tactic by the springboks to slow the game down. we can't get caught up in a scrappy and stuff, it slows down the game and stuff, it slows down the game and doesn't really help us. we are a fit team, we want to run around and have the ball in hands, so we can't get caught up in that and we need to try to speed the game up as much as we can. they can throw around as much as they can as long as we can get that ball around and play some rugby. back to the olympics, and simon biles said she is delighted to be back home in the united states, after her troubled games. she landed in houston and was welcomed by crowds of

kl rahul was caught in the slips off craig 0verton just before lunch, jonny barstow with a great catchd sharma leg before wicket. the latest is india 134 for 2. still 220 runs behind. live commentary right now with test match special on radio 5 live sports extra. it's been another day to remember for paralympics gb — among the highlights in tokyo. cyclist kadeena cox riding an incredible 500 metre time trial, taking the gold in a stunning world record time. there were two golds in swimming — with gb's hannah russell retaining her 100m backstroke title, and reece dunn taking 200m freestyle gold. stuart pollitt reports. even in the remarkable world of paralympic sport, this woman's achievements are extraordinary. at rio 2016, she won gold in two sports, cycling and athletics. the first paralympic gb athlete to do so in more than 13 years. in tokyo, she is attempting it again. commentator: she is getting better and better! _ the first leg of the double double in a 500 metre time trial. she is powering to gold by more than one second. she was applauded track side by her coaches and cheered

out for 364 — that's after they got off to the perfect start — 0lly robinson taking the wicket of kl rahulent on to take five wickets as india were all out for 364. seven wickets for just 88 runs for england today. well, they made a solid start with the bat, but straight after tea it's been a nightmare. dom sibley caught for 11,with haseeb hameed bowled the next ball to leave england 23—2. butjoe root has come in to steady the ship — right now they're 60—2. you can listen to ball—by—ball commentary on radio five live sports eextra. after 74 years of waiting brentford make their return to the top flight tonight as the new premier league season kicks off. the bees host arsenal at eight o'clock, and it should be a full house for the first time, at the new brentford community stadium. it from friday night, that my players are running themselves to the ground, two that the fans are behind us for every minute of that match. because that is like the kick off to a new world we have never tried before, so we are all very excited. if you look historically on that they— if you look historically on th

total, but england got off to the perfect start this morning — 0lly robinson taking the wicket of kl rahul with his first ball of the day. england have taken three more wickets since. james anderson with six of them. in fact, it was actually five he has taken in that innings. india all out for 364, taken in that innings. india all out for364, really taken in that innings. india all out for 364, really in a good position. seven wickets england have taken for just 88 runs today, so they have got themselves back into that match. they will be coming out for their first innings shortly. after 82 days away the premier league returns tonight with newly promoted brentford hosting arsenal. it's the first time the two sides will have met in the top flight since 1947, and it should be a full house for the first time at the new brentford community stadium. my my players are running themselves into the ground, and the fans are right behind us for every single minute of that match. it is a new world that we never tried before, so we are all excited. so you clear directions. from top to bottom of the clu

opening the batting, rohit sharma and kl rahul have reached a 100 run partnership.e tournament and will be replaced by ireland's gaby lewis. chelsea fans are still waiting for confirmation of romelu lukaku's move back to stamford bridge. we understand that deal is done forjust under £100 million. and they could recoup some of that money by selling tammy abraham to roma. their general manager — tiago pinto — is in london, hoping to negotiate that move for the england striker. the 23—year—old was left on the bench as chelsea won the super cup last night, beating villareal on penalties. arsenal are also said to be interested. arsenal midfielderjoe willock has agreed personal terms with newcastle, and will travel to the north—east for a medical ahead of a permanent move. the 21—year—old spent last season on loan at stjames' park. the deal is expected to be around £25 million. eight—time paralympic equestrian champion sophie christiansen said she is absolutely heartbroken she will miss the tokyo games, due to a minor veterinary issue with her horse. christiansen, who has

but rahul went on to score his first overseas test hundred.er at the brentford community stadium. brentford are nicknamed the bees and manager thomas frank was buzzing ahead of the game. we are a bumblebee, they're not designed to fly. and we are still able to fly into the premier league. and we will constantly do everything we can to keep flying as high as possible, and that means two things to me, very simple. one, win the next game, that's on friday against arsenal. and then i know the next game is against crystal palace, that's as far as i've looked ahead. and staying with football, celtic are into the europa league play—off round after a 7—2 aggregate win over czech sidejablonec. they'll meet dutch side az alkmaar next. however, it wasn't good news for fellow scottish premiership side stjohnstone. they lost 5—3 on aggregate to turkey's galatasarey. their european dream still continues though, as they'll now play in the europa conference league play—off with the first leg next week. it's a shame for stjohnstone because they played very wel

tricky conditions, india's batsmen were up to the task. 0pener rohit sharma made 83 with his partner kl rahul, plenty of work to do. they started off really patiently, we bowled in good areas, they left well and it didn't come to davis to ban different days, they could have been down early. but they played well. it been down early. but they played well. , ., , been down early. but they played well. , ., _ ., ., well. it is easy to get downcast when the captain _ well. it is easy to get downcast when the captain has _ well. it is easy to get downcast when the captain has made i well. it is easy to get downcast when the captain has made a i well. it is easy to get downcast i when the captain has made a decision to field first and you see no wickets? i to field first and you see no wickets?— to field first and you see no wickets? ., �* ~' ~ wickets? i don't think so. we thou~ht wickets? i don't think so. we thought we — wickets? i don't think so. we thought we held _ wickets? i don't think so. we thought we held that - wickets? i don't think so. we thought we held that the i wickets? i don't thi

the hosts so far, india are currently 70 for no wicket in reply, with openers rohit sharma, and kl rahulies. that's all the sport for now. a wildfire that has raged for more than a week has now reached a thermal power station on turkey's aegean coast. the coal—fired facility was already evacuated and flammable and explosive materials were removed, in advance of the flames. in greece, fires exacerbated by a heatwave are also causing severe damage. the bbc�*s lebo diseko reports. one step closer to safety. seeking refuge from wildfires in turkey's southwest, hundreds forced into journeys like this just to stay afloat. here is the epicentre of concern. a thermal power plant storing thousands of tonnes of coal. authorities desperately try to contain it and remove chemicals, coal and other flammable materials. they say its main units are not seriously damaged. despite being part of the worst wildfires in the country's history, according to the president. translation: as we continue our efforts on the eighth day, - for example, today we have faced a power plant. hopefully we will get over this

opener kl rahul has helped the tourits past england's 183 all out.eadily building a lead there on 205 46. the barcelona president has confirmed the club simply can't afford to keep lionel messi, who despite wanting to stay, will be leaving after 20 years as a barca player. joan laporta says the club's wage bill would have been more than its entire turnover after offering messi a new contract... initially for two years but paid over the next five... but the spanish league's strict salary rules meant it wasn't possible. translation: to fulfil beleaguered trent fair play rules, barcelona needed to accept a new deal that would mortgage our tv rights. i wasn't in a position to put the future of the club at risk. i will not do it for anyone. our club has a tradition of 122 years. it is above any players, even above the best player in the world, one that we will be forever thankful to who has played with us for many years. england have taken another wicket in the test match at trent bridge. and the test match at trent bridge. and the latest team gb medal is

rohit and kl rahul are the openers.as tuchel said afterwards they hadn't wanted to go past 90 minutes... let alone have penalties. physically, this was the worst thing that could — physically, this was the worst thing that could happen to us, playing over time, — that could happen to us, playing overtime, mentally that could happen to us, playing over time, mentally and psychologically this was the best thing _ psychologically this was the best thing to— psychologically this was the best thing to start with the trophy because _ thing to start with the trophy because there was no way to delay the game — because there was no way to delay the game or play it in four weeks. this was— the game or play it in four weeks. this was the — the game or play it in four weeks. this was the moment when we needed to start _ this was the moment when we needed to start and _ this was the moment when we needed to start and that's why we choose this line—up. we didn't want to break— this line—up. we didn't want to break our— this line—up.

opposition congress party leader rahul gandhi has been to see the family and he described the girl askaya, who refused orders to fly home from the olympics early, because she feared for her safety has arrived in poland. she landed there on wednesday, after being granted a humanitarian visa by the polish government. earlier, the most prominent opposition leader left in belarus, maria kolesnikova, made a defiant appearance as she stood trial for trying to overthrow president lukashenko. our correspondent bethany bell told me more from warsaw. well, after a very long trip all the way from tokyo via vienna, krystina timanovskaya has arrived in warsaw. she was greeted by senior officials here. poland has given her a humanitarian visa. they have been expressing sentiments of support and solidarity for her. and there are also plans for her husband to come to warsaw as well. he fled belarus to warsaw as well. he fled belarus to ukraine after the news of this incident occurred. and we understand that he will be joining her fairly soon. this though, of course, was a journey that was full of inc

kl rahul was caught in the slips off craig 0verton just before lunch.ars. in tokyo, she is attempting it again. commentator: she is getting better and better! _ the first leg of the double double in a 500 metre time trial. she is powering to gold by more than one second. she was applauded on the side by her coaches and cheered from leeds by her sisters. she is strong, she is stubborn and a little bit. she has a lot of strength and we are proud that she is representing us. and the country. there was a double of a different kind for paratrooper turn paralympians jaco van gass. he added a bronze medal to the gold that he won yesterday. in the pool, hannah russell knows what it takes to win. she was defending her title in the 100 metre backstroke. and defend it she did, just. it is gold to great britain. she will be back for more medals later in the games. reece dunn won silver two days ago. upgraded to gold here. a world record as an added bonus. the scottish sprinter got a bronze on the first day of the athletics action. next week kadeena cox will race th

the ever—reliable jimmy anderson with two wickets already this morning — he's got rid of kl rahul and3 goals in 174 games for psg, sincejoining the club in 2017. psg, who signed lionel messi earlier this month of course, have yet to respond to the bid. and british number one dan evans is through to the second round of the winston—salem open in north carolina after he beat frenchman lucas pouille in three sets, but andy murray's preparations for next week's us open suffered a blow... he was knocked out by frances tiafo in straight sets in north carolina. the american taking the match in straight sets — 7—6, 6—3. murray's got a wildcard for the us open next week — the scene of his first grand slam triumph in 2012. and that is all the sport for now — i'll have more throughout the afternoon. some breaking news about the report into the origins of covid—19. we understand a review of the intelligence into the origins of it has been delivered to the white house. us media reports say the review has not been able to come to a conclusion about whether the virus emerge naturally or came as a res

kl rahul�*s two. he batted all of those one minute of friday. can you believe that? his approach whatever the occasion, yeah. just a faints —— faint touch from pant�*s bat meant he was out for 37, and measure england's reaction. relief, a lot. and guess who helped to wrap it all up. here comes classic anderson. india 364 all out, and he took five wickets. the job he was fit, hey? they always say you should neverjudge fit, hey? they always say you should never judge a fit, hey? they always say you should neverjudge a test match until both teams have had a chance to bat. 0k, teams have had a chance to bat. ok, now it was england's turn. don sibley first come out like that. that brought to the crease has said hamid, five years since he last played for england, five years of patience, anticipation. he faced his first ball. that walk back the cruellest metres in sport. could england raise their game and attack? rory burns, four runs. you remember how it's done. let's not forget players make the runs. it is the spectators who make the occasion. keep watching. burns on 49,

england got back into it though dismissing sharma's opening partner, kl rahul, thaks to a brilliant catcheeded this putt for a round of 59. something that has never been donein 59. something that has never been done in the history of the pga tour. he saw his effort fly past the whole, a 12 underpar round of 60 in the end for him, which i think is pretty good. but will have to do. it is the holy grail. 59 is a terrific number. iie it is the holy grail. 59 is a terrific number.— it is the holy grail. 59 is a terrific number. he holds two earles, terrific number. he holds two eagles. eight _ terrific number. he holds two eagles, eight birdies, - terrific number. he holds two eagles, eight birdies, and i terrific number. he holds two eagles, eight birdies, and as| terrific number. he holds two i eagles, eight birdies, and as you well know, naga, that can happen to anyone. a fantastic result for him. i like the way you said 59. you gave it some _ i like the way you said 59. you gave it some kind — i like the way you said 59. you gave it some kind of, you know, in boxing? _ it some kind of, you