he replacesjohnny sexton for the brisbane game, in what's a much—changed line—up. throughout ireland's grand slam winning six nations campaign. flanker peter o'marnie will captain the side in the absence of regular skipper rory best. uncapped forward brad shields has been fast—tracked into the england squad for saturday's first test against south africa injohannesburg. he only arrived in the camp on sunday, but has been named among the replacements. shields willjoin wasps next month, from hurricanes who are based in new zeland. head coach eddiejones has overlooked danny cipriani completely for the 23, despite his outstanding season at wasps. and lockjoe launchbury hasjust failed a fitness test so nick isiekwe will make his first test start in the second row. now, the philadelphia eagles have responded to donald trump's decision to withdraw an invitation to the white house — which is usually offered to the new super bowl champions. many players had opted not to attend, so the meet—up was cancelled altogether, with the administration saying protests during the nation

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he replacesjohnny sexton as coach joe schmidt rests a number of players from their six nations grandnt, it is the papers. see you soon. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me is the co—owner of the website westmonster, michael heaver, along with journalist and broadcaster rachel shabi. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the financial times leads with the trouble on the high street — with job losses threatened at house of fraser and poundland. the i also carries the story, blaming the rise of internet shopping. the mirror also looks at high street closures, warning of the creation of ‘ghost towns'. the metro reports that firefighters could be prosecuted for advising the residents of grenfell tower to stay in theirflats. the telegraph goes with a secret recording in which foreign secretary borisjohnson attacks the government's handling of brexit. the times also reports on the secret recording, saying mrjohnson thinks the treasury is the "heart of remain". the express claims "brexit is back on track" after a days wranglin

johnny sexton kicking them in front in a very tight match, they are 28 minutes from the end and australiaown, one man has been sent to the sin bin. last time ireland beat australia on the own turf was in 1979. can they hold on to make history in the next 20 minutes? england head coach eddie jones says today's first test against south africa is the perfect development chance for younger players and a once—in—a—lifetime chance. england haven't won a game atjohannesburg since 1972 but eddie jones says the pressure will be good for the newcomers to the squad. it's great for us particularly as we build towards the world cup, this tour is so important, the young guys, they will get great experience in high—pressure games. guys, they will get great experience in high-pressure games. he may be known as king kenny but from now on footballing legend kenny dalglish will be sir kenny after receiving a knighthood in the queens birthday honours list in recognition of his services to charity and to the city of liverpool. this special report. and liverpool fc and kenny dalglish have become only the third

. >> reporter: brian sexton prosecuted the mikey bridge man murder case. >> what happened is what nevisoleman admitted happening. started walking with her, ran into two other individuals, and decided to go to nevis' basement to have sex. and according to his statement, agreed to have sex with the other two, but not him. he got mad and started, and that's when the brutal rape/murder started happen iing >> confession aside, what was your case? >> strong circumstantial evidence. you have him as being the last person seen alive with the victim. this is coleman's residence, this is his basement. this whole thing about they beat me? he's just trying to get out of the confession. and there's no evidence to support his claim whatsoever. >> reporter: nevis and darrell were convicted of murder in 1997. and sentenced to life in prison without parole. what did you think your future was going to be like then? >> shattered. >> reporter: nevis and darrell served most of their time in this state penitentiary. menard correctional center. six hours from chicago. both continued to maintain their innocence

he replacesjohnny sexton for the brisbane game, in what's a much—changed line—up. has rested several leinster players following their busy end of season schedule and flanker peter 0'mahony will captain the side in the absence of regular skipper rory best. after all the problems in australian cricket — not least the ball—tampering scandal, are they coming to england this summer to play nice? not in the slightest. head coach justin langer says they won't be cutting back on the sledging — that's the verbaljibes they aim at opposing players — although he doesn't want it to go too far. collett banter or sledging or whatever you want, everyone talks about sledging but there is a difference between banter and abuse and abuse is no good, it does not matter if you are on or off the field, there is no room for abuse anywhere but there is plenty of room for banter or what we call sledging. it's a fun part of the game. it's actually part of the game. now, the philadelphia eagles have responded to donald trump's decision to withdraw an invitation to the white house — which is u

starting ahead ofjohnny sexton, his penalty gave irish fans a reason to celebrate. david backing green and gold after a year away, and back on the score sheet to steal another ozzie when done under. just after the break, france had him but for a dangerous tackle. it was minimal contact with the neck of ryan but he was shown the yellow ca rd ryan but he was shown the yellow card and spend ten minutes off the field. it was during that time that they scored three tries getting his first as they went on to score another to seal a comprehensive victory. an experimental scotland side will take on canada in edmonton, they did this evening after beating south africa last week in washington, dc, wales are now in argentina for the first of a two match series and they are confident having won five of the last six encounters, he has not made nine changes to the team reverting to his additional position of wing centre. they are trying to get their balance between being strong but also having that clear whether they are capable of moving the ball so they are dangerous because the

and were leading injust the second minute today, but ireland fought back with 16 points from jonny sextonthe crucial try. the decider is next week in sydney. so confirmation of ireland's win, and england's defeat. while later wales play argentina in santa fe. and overnight it's the usa against scotland. england have been beaten them by 30 runs... the english batsmen scored 342-8 in runs... the english batsmen scored 342—8 in their 50 overs, a record against australia. patrick yeary reports. 11 australians took to the field hoping to thwart men in blue, where the french footballer die—cut bollards. .. not what you face jason roy upfront, capable of the long—range spectacular. he went from 0-197 long—range spectacular. he went from 0—197 balls, controlled acceleration. he went —— made 20 work before encountering a sharp pain. captain tim's solve one problem, butjust pain. captain tim's solve one problem, but just butland pain. captain tim's solve one problem, butjust butland is always finding innovative solutions. want to get started, there's no stopping them. against australia, to the chas

and the return ofjohnny sexton at fly—half is one of eight changes to the ireland side for the secondlia in melbourne on saturday. defeat last week ended ireland's i2—game unbeaten run, but a far stronger side may well help level the three—test series. strong gusting winds could make scoring difficult on the first day of the us open at shinnecock hills in new york state, although organisers say a tweaked course design may alleviate the problem. australia's aaron baddeley is the early leader — he's 2 under from his first 3 holes — but as you can see, no real high scoring has emerged. england's justin rose, tyrell hatton, pasul casey and ian poulter are all level par. rory mcilroy has just started his round. afg hanistan‘s cricketers are playing their first test match — they're only the 12th nation sanctioned to play the five—day game and their bowlers had a frustrating start to the opening day against india in bangalore, as shikhar dhawan and murali vijay put together a i68—run stand. but the tourists have recovered somewhat — at the close, india were 3li7—6 in this one—off test. that'

the return ofjohnny sexton at fly—half is one of eight changes to the ireland side for their second testunbeaten run, but a far stronger side may well help level the three—test series. ellis jenkins will start at blindside flanker for wales as one of five changes for the second test with argentina on saturday. there are first—tour starts for scrum—half aled davies, hooker ryan elias, and tight head tomas francis. owen watkin replaces the injured hadleigh parkes. wales lead the series 1—0. on to rugby league and joel tomkins has been speaking today about his controversial move from wigan to hull kingston rovers. tomkins left wigan after a video of him being drunk and abusive to bar staff appeared on social media. he says he made a huge mistake. i've got a point to prove to the hull kr fans and my fellow players to earn their respect on the field. i haven't got a point to prove anything to do with the incident happened. that was a one—off incident which i commented about in my statement. it was a huge mistake which i made. i'm not proud of it but i've held up my hands and said sorry and i'

starting ahead ofjohnny sexton, his penalties gave irish fans a reason to celebrate. weren't out of this just yet. the influential david backing green and gold after a year away and back on the score sheet to another only win down under. the wait for goes on. —— the wait for ireland goes on. 55 points over france, the had some fortune in their win, they were trailing at half—time thanks to this tramp from remy and after the break france had him in sin—bin for dangerous tackle, there was fairly minimal contact with the neck of ryan who was shown the yellow card and spent ten minutes off the field. and during that time, they scored three tries. getting his first as they went on to score another for they went on to score another for the sylla conference the victory. an experimental scotland side will take on canada in edmonton. later this evening, after beating south africa last week in washington, dc, wales are now in argentina. for the first ofa are now in argentina. for the first of a two match series and they are confident having won five of their last six encounters

but ireland fought back with 16 points from jonny sexton, and prop tai furlong touching down to scorermation of ireland's win and england's defeat. while later wales play argentina in santa fe. and overnight, it's the usa against scotland. it's been a busy sporting day for australia. as we've heard they lost their rugby union and football matches, and it's not looking promising for them in the cricket. england scored 3112 for eight in the second one day international, a record one day score against the aussies. and australia are struggling on 209 for five in their chase. -- 214-5. patrick gearey has been watching. at about the same time in cardiff as kazan, 11 australians took the field. not when you're facing jason roy upfront, or capable of long grain spectacularfirms roy upfront, or capable of long grain spectacular firms ——. controlled acceleration. he made 20 more before encountering a particularly sharp pain. captain tim's catch solved one problem, but once he gets going, there is no catching him. he turned over 91 of england's 342, a record against australia. so to the chase, a

johnny sexton kicked five penalties as they won 20 points to 16.otland on the bbc sport website and also much more from the world cup. thank you very much. new evidence of the devastating effect of plastic pollution on wildlife has been recorded by the bbc. a team filming on a remote pacific island for a bbc one documentary — drowning in plastic — found seabirds starving to death because their stomachs were full of discarded waste, with no room forfood. 0ur science correspondent, victoria gill, reports. flying through the ocean in search of food, but these seabirds are all too often finding and eating pieces of plastic. tens of thousands of flesh footed shearwaters nest on this remote island, hundreds of kilometres off the east coast of australia. but even here, plastic is killing them. and another. scientists are finding young birds with so much of it in their stomachs there's no room forfood. these chicks have starved to death. but the researchers stepped in to save them. and this bbc documentary crew filmed up close as the birds had their stomac

the rest of the damage coming from the trusty boot ofjohnny sexton to give them a 20 points to 16 winand ended their summer tour with an emphatic win over argentina. peter horne scored two of their six tries in the 44 points to 15 win. in rugby league, england came from behind to ease past new zealand in a test match that was played in the us city of denver. it was england's first match since losing the world cup final last year and they looked in great form — debutantjake connor with one of the tries. 36—18 the final score. it was a busy day for england's women cricketers. they played two twenty20 games yesterday, beaten by south africa in the first. and then bouncing back to defeat new zealand. england now lead the tri—series group with four points, with one round of games left to play on thursday. england's men meanwhile are on for a series whitewash against australia. they play their fifth and final one—dayer at old trafford today. 0ur cricket reporter is henry moeran. henry, dominance from england so far, struggling to remember the last time they whitewashed anyone?! they have ce

he replacesjohnny sexton as coach joe schmidt rests a number of players from their six nations grand a reprieve from administration — they've reached a deal with hmrc over the payment of their 4 million pound tax bill. 0wner tony sha has tried to reassure fans — but has warned of severe financial fair play challenges after villa lost the championship play—off final. one other piece of football news — northern ireland international defenderjonny evans has completed his medical ahead of a £3.5 million move from west brom to leicester city. and joseph parker will take on britain's number one heavyweight contender dillian whyte onjuly 28th with both men hoping for a shot at a world title. both fighters have lost to anthonyjoshua over the last two years. over the last few years british riders have won as many world bmx supercross titles as the sport's traditional powerhouse the usa. both have topped the standings with four and later this week gb's latest prodigy — teenager bethany shriever will attempt to continue that success at the world championships in azerbaijan. she's doing it thoug

democrats are turning the plight of child migrants into their new rallying cry but as buck sexton pointsut they offered no solutions, he says it is time for the left to work with the president on closing loopholes they created. >> trump understands this has to be handled, you can't have mothers separated from incredibly young children. there will be an effort to solve that part of it but there is a legacy of law, it is all too apparent that the current democrat party would prefer a situation where anybody who can get into the country can stay. which illegal aliens are no longer allowed to stay, that created this loophole? an entryway to the united states by bringing a child with you and it became easy to stay in the country so you want to fix the issue separating parents from children and enforce the law by people coming here illegally and in many cases in bad faith. >> the obama administration had 25,000s unaccompanied children, something you don't hear a lot about. it has been going on for a while. closer to finding two dangerous inmates when they are spotted on the run. witnesses seei

he was back up to sexton throughout the six nations campaign.de in the absence of the regular stop, rory best. red shield has been fast tracked into the england squad for saturday's first test against south africa in johannesburg. the only arrived on sunday that has been named one of the replacements. he willjoin next month from hurricanes. eddiejones is overlooked danny cipriani com pletely is overlooked danny cipriani completely despite his outstanding season at wasps. joe launchburyjust filed his fitness test. super world champions the filler data will be at eagles have responded to donald trump's invitation to the white house. many players didn't want to attend so the meet was cancelled, with the administration saying protests during the anthem were unpatriotic. jenkins made his point via handwritten cards instead, with comments about social injustice in the us and one appeared to address the us and one appeared to address the president directly. you can see it, reading "you aren't listening". all of that in the next hour. thank you. let's g

also this area across the pan handle of texas and oklahoma into southwestern sexton, that's an area later this amp we could see damaging winds in excess of 70-mile-per-hour and can't rule rule out tornadoes and large hail. we'll have to >>> and that's the latest forecast sfl thank you very much. i'll see new a second because straight ahead the highs and lows of the we can. including the blockbuster movie hero who handed his award to the real life hero of a recent national tragedy. and a baseball fan leaves the park with a black eye and the philly fanatic is the prime suspect. we'll explain. >>> when loud national protests forcing the president to change his policy, we'll go to southern border for an on the ground view of the heated immigration debate. >> they could be smugglers. they could be mules. we don't foe. and they could be armed. >> jacob joins us again in a moment all coming up on sunday today as wehead to break, the photo the week the cryptic jacket that had america guessing. first lady melania trump wearing a coat reading i don't care. do you. on her way to meet children separa

former ca analyst buck sexton.liasson, national political correspondent at national public radio. mollie hemingway, senior editor at "the federalist." seems like this is coming to a head. >> it's been confusing because this was a policy that was meant as a deterrent and described as a deterrent by jeff sessions and others. don't bring your kids here because you're going to get separated from them if you cross illegally. but it turns out i think president trump wants credit for being tough on immigration. today he says we don't want our country to turn into a migrant camp or a holding pen for refugees. but he doesn't want to take her spots ability for the unpopular part of the policy which is the separation of kids from their mothers. so he is blaming the democrats. >> it's been talked of a deterrent in parts because of what happened. in previous administrations come on people cross the border illegally and claimed after they were caught they were asylum-seekers, they would be let go and asked to report back at a la

starting ahead ofjohnny sexton, his penalty gave irish fans a reason to celebrate.ext and tennis‘s world number one, smoina halep, has become a grand slam champion, at the fourth time of asking. halep admitted that she has changed her mentality recently and had to come to terms with the fact she may never win a major but today she did just that beating amreica‘s sloane stephens in an enthralling three set final to become the french open champion. she played in three grand slam finals and lost all three, despite being us open champion stevens was the underdog before years final, which she said she felt sick to her stomach and this time she would stay chilled but she seemed unable to keep up with the american who tore through the first set 6—3. but stevens power waned and she began to lookjaded. halep looked better and she took the second set 6—4. the world number one had been stevens both times they played on clay, the momentum was not with her and she won the first five games of a third set to take control of what was a thrilling contest. soon, she found herself ser

the rest of the damage coming from the trusty boot ofjohnny sexton to give them a 20 points to 16 win of their six tries in the 44 points to 15 win. in rugby league, england came from behind to ease past new zealand in a test match that was played in the us city of denver. it was england's first match since losing the world cup final last year and they looked in great form — debutantjake connor with one of the tries. 36—18 the final score. it was a busy day for england's women cricketers. they played two twenty20 games yesterday, beaten by south africa in the first and then bouncing back to defeat new zealand. england now lead the tri—series group with four points, with one round of games left to play on thursday. the men are back in action later this morning as they take on australia in their final one—day game at old trafford. all eyes on a big game this afternoon. where we are going to win. we have been told. when we spoke to 80—year old paul alexander this time last week, he described the journey he was about to undertake as "a celebration of his life". that's because when he was

the rest of the damage coming from the trusty boot ofjohnny sexton to give them a 20—16 win.the 44—15 win. in rugby league, england came from behind to ease past new zealand in a test match that was played in the us city of denver. it was england's first match since losing the world cup final last year and they looked in great form, debutantjake connor with one of the tries. 36—18 the final score. lewis hamilton is on pole position for today's french grand prix. the race hasn't been on the formula one calendar since 2008, and a decade on hamilton dominated qualifying, beating team mate valtteri bottas to claim the 75th pole of his career. it was a busy day for england's women cricketers. they played two twenty20 games yesterday, beaten by south africa in the first and then bouncing back to defeat new zealand. england now lead the tri—series group with four points, with one round of games left to play on thursday. the men are back in action later this morning as they take on australia in their final one—day game at old trafford. have a look at this. and rory mcilroy had an unw

and the return ofjohnny sexton at fly—half is one of eight changes to the ireland side for the secondmay well help level the three—test series. wales coach warren gatland has made five changes for the second test with argentina on saturday. ellisjenkins comes in at blindside flanker and there are first tour starts for hooker ryan elias, tighthead tomas francis and scrum—half aled davies. 0wen watkin replaces the injured hadleigh parkes. wales lead the series 1—0. strong gusting winds could make scoring difficult on the first day of the us open at shinnecock hills in new york state. although organisers say a tweaked course design may alleviate the problem. usa's brandon steele is the early leader — he's 1 underfrom his first 7 holes — but as you can see no real high scoring has emerged. england's justin rose, and ian poulter are also tied for first. rory mcilroy has just started his round. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. is he first or tied for first? which one? all right. you win. i wasn't expecting that! commemorations an

. >> cf sabrina sexton is here to teach you the right way to make your stir fry sing. where the judges will be watching your technique, as ll as the flavor of your final dish. good luck and happy stir fryg. >> everybody excited? ] >> yeah. [ applause ] >> i am going to turn my wok on and start getting it hot. going to add my beef, a little bit of sesame oil and i am going to keep it moving. then, my snap peas are going to go in. i want to cook my sauce, i want to make sure i don't burn them. little bit of soy sauce, oyster sauce, sherry and then finally, a little bit of cornstarch which is gog to thicken up the sauce. >> if the finalists listen to the technique and they really follow t ste they will be fine. if they rely on what they think they know, they're not going to be okay. >> everyone ready to get in there and practice with their >> yeah. [ applause ] >> let's make some stifry. >> awesome. >> i am from somalia culture, d in somalia it's kind of not accepted for a man to be in the kitchen. but it's what i wanted to do. there's 21 kids in my family, work of cookin

original co-sponsor with the chairman of the house natural resources committee when representative jim sexton of new jersey introduced the hydrographic service improvement acts of 1998. my legislation will re-authorize he acts through 2022 and allow ola -- noaa to conduct studies around the u.s. including around the arctic. alaska is what makes the united states an arctic nation my state has more coastline than any state in the country and don't know what's under the surface. we're seeing a significant increase in vessel traffic, resource development in arctic waters. hydrographic surveys are a critical part of the maritime safety and environmental efforts nationwide, they're especially important in the arctic. mr. speaker, there's 550,000 square nautical miles in the u.s. arctic exclusive economic zone, otherwise a 200 mile limit. it would take decades to survey even half of that space. noaa designated 35,000 miles as survey priority areas and estimates a range up to 25 years to survey those areas if resources remain at their current level. alaska waters are under survey. they were last surv