ok days time back in the run you left around 10 minutes ahead of me and stand there to shafiq late you know the. you know the. refueling station we have i have been around. and we see i've got it into it down to 127 kilometers and i have a distance all 184 to go i don't know if this is enough to get me to bed it's about all i know is on he's ahead of me we were together the fueling station and he's ahead of me now and i need to find a way to make that back. where the scene of the. day i buy with my leave that night. but i'll be there i would like to get so much more exhilaration impossible. what i meant was if i was the one and 35. and oh. boy. by god i mean i know my mom. i'm. using a big happy smile on my face that's a good reason to. read that line or the i'm already over speeding. so but i've got to say the feeling of overtaking going i don't care that even if so i don't care that he's like me and i'm convinced he's seceding hawk will be taking on the likes of that many things i knew well at this point i knew i had a chance ok so because until this point my confidence was really de

ok they signed back in the car when you left around 10 minutes ahead of me and stand there to shafiq late you know the. you know the. refueling station we have i have been around. and we see i've got it into it down to 127 kilometers and i have a distance all 184 to go i don't know if this is enough to get me to bed it's about all i know is on he is ahead of me we were together the fueling station and he's ahead of me now and i need to find a way to make that happen back. where they have seen a green. knight by with my life. but i'll give it me i would like to give them much more exhilaration impossible. what i meant was if i was the one on the 35. and no 0. point. 50 i mean i have my mom. i know. you can be happy smile on my face that's ok greentown. it's the death. toll as i've already almost beating. so but i've got to say the feeling overtaken going i don't care that he's in it so i don't care that he's living there and instead he's this feeling horrible thing taking on you make the good that you know they need to be vainly i knew well at this point i knew i had a chance ok so be

next, dom sibley clutching a chance to dismiss asad shafiq. good catch!uption. thursday's worst but, sadly for the test, unlikely to be the last. joe wilson, bbc news. 0bviously, they won the toss and batted, so that was a responsibility as a bowling group to try and get the wickets. and i thought we did really well. i did think it was really humid throughout the day. i've seen the forecast. it looks a bit thunderstorms throughout the week, so who knows? but there's definitely something in the wicket, i think. hopefully we can take those wickets as quick as we can and hopefully, yeah, bat really well. defending us open champion bianca andreescu says she won't defend the title she won in new york last year when the event gets under way at flushing meadows at the end of the month. the canadian is the latest high—profile player to pull out — and having not played since october, she says the coronavirus pandemic has prevented herfrom being able to train and prepare fully. one player who has confirmed he'll be playing in new york, though, is the men's world nu

the roar from stuart broad, the catch from ben stokes, and asad shafiq was on his way, england on thest grazed the bat. the decision was overturned, but it was oh so close. pakistan were having to battle for every run, shan masood picking up four with a flourish, but such attacking moments were few and far between. soon, chris woakes was among the wickets... edged and gone. ..the pressure finally getting to rizwan, jos buttler with the catch, and england with another excuse to celebrate. if yesterday belonged to pakistan, this morning belonged emphatically to the hosts. andy swiss, bbc news. after 400 yea rs beavers are being allowed to live in the wild again in england. after a successful trial, groups will stay in their river home in devon. it's the first time the government has backed the re—introduction of a native mammal in england, and it could be replicated across the country. our rural affairs correspondent claire marshall reports. having a good old scratch. this female, around six years old, was one of the first to be born into the wild in england for half a century. she and

anderson is chasing history too, he's three wickets away from 600 in test cricket after dismissing asad shafiqess then found dom bess then found some spin and fawad alam edged into the gloves ofjos buttler, gone for 21. but azhar ali as i said has stopped the slump and frustrated england and he's closing in on a century, on 82. a draw is enough for england to win the series. in tennis, britian‘s dan evans is in action later — preparing for the us open in new york — and will be hoping to follow andy murray into round two of the warm up event at flushing meadows. murray — who hadn't played on the tour since october — beat american frances tiafoe in three sets at the western and southern open. the grand slam itself gets under way in eight days. fellow brits kyle edmund, cameron norrie and heather watson are however all out. there are two games in the scottish premiership today, one already into the second half. aberdeen, taking on bottom of the table livingston, are 2—0 up after two quick goals after the break a ferguson penalty, scott wright doubled the lead. hibs could go level on points with l

next, dom sibley clutching a chance to dismiss asad shafiq.on the horizon. a day of catches and drops, some of them rain. joe wilson, bbc news. this weekend marks 75 years since japan's surrender in the second world war, the moment that finally brought an end the conflict, months after peace was declared in europe. as part of the effort to end the war in asia, troops from the uk, india and across the commonwealth, were tasked with retaking myanmar, at the time known as burma, but due to the distance and military successes back in europe, they‘ re often referred to as the ‘forgotten army'. one veteran, john hutchin who's 96, was part of the chindit special forces, which fought behind enemy lines in burma, facing disease and monsoon rains. he's been speaking to our correspondent, robert hall. twice a day for five weeks, they attacked. morning... and evening. our losses were very heavy. archive: here they are in close up for the first time in newsreels, the chindits. they took their badge from the lion statues which guarded burmese temples, the r

he shows us a video he took a month ago when shafiq is apparent in tim in the middle of the desert. there it is a bombshell suddenly they say get lost that's the path you're on your own. they gave the 2 of us one liter of water one bottle is. the place they hope to reach europe is more than 3300 kilometers away to reach sicily they'll have to cross the desert and the mediterranean ever since your began trying to stem the flow of migrants this is become the most dangerous and deadly it's reached. new share is one of the world's least developed countries population growth is soaring and poverty is rife despite the country's abundant natural resources many young migrants in silence it is hoping to reach italy pass through need for that adding to the strain to intercept a regular migrants before they reach libya in 2016 the european union convinced the share to monitor its borders more rigorously in. change the e.u. provides funding and expertise. do you counsel new share one of the poorest countries in the world to stem the flow of refugees we recently hear pain ambassador in the i'm a

stuart broad then took the wicket of assad shafiq. five. the world number one novak djokovic has confirmed that he will play at the us open, which starts in new york at the end of this month. it's a boost for the organisers after some high profile pull outs — including rafael nadal and women's world number one ash barty, with concerns among a number of players about travelling to america because of the coronavirus pandemic. there will be no fa cup replays next season, in an attempt to ease pressure on the football calendar. the competition will start with the extra preliminary round on 1 september, and the final is due to be played on 15 may next year. meanwhile, the efl cup semi—finals will be reduced to one leg. mark selby has turned round his semifinal against ronnie o'sullivan at the world snooker championships. resuming the match at 5—3 down, selby put in a gritty performance at the crucible. he won six out of eight frames in the afternoon session, crucially taking the last one to lead 9—7. it's also tight in the other semi betwe

next, dom sibley clutching a chance to dismiss shafiq.rning that england will play three twenty20s and three one—day internationals against australia next month. these are matches that were postponed injuly. we've had another high profile withdrawal from the us open tennis, and it's the defending women's champion bianca andreescu who's pulled out. she says the coronavirus pandemic has hampered her return from injury. men's world number one novak djokovic has confirmed he will play in the event, which starts on the 31st of august, behind closed doors in new york. and it is the resumption of the english premiership rugby union season today, as harlequins play sale. and at half past eight, i will be showing you the bone—crunching tackles, the full—on contact that i witnessed at sale. and that was just in training! and that was between suppose it team—mates. charlie: a lot of people happy to see the sport back, which is great. naga: 7:48am. thousands of holiday makers in france and the netherlands are facing travel chaos as new quarantine mea

the break, england had picked up three wickets this morning, with stuart broad here dismissing asad shafiqerous ba bar azam for 69. chris woakes was also among the wickets, mohammad rizwan at that stage pakistan were 176 for five, but have now moved on to 246 for five with masood reaching his century to bring the vistors back into contention with england edging things this morning. a reminder, coverage and commentary things this morning. is on five live sports extra and the bbc sport website, where there's also in—play video highlights. 0n bbc two at seven o'clock tonight you can also catch highlights of the day's play. premier league clubs have voted against continuing to allow five substitutions per side in matches next season. the rule was brought in when the season restarted injune, having been halted for three months because of the coronavirus pandemic. for next season, the league will revert to three substitutions allowed per side, per match. with the argument of being the change had helped those clubs with the larger squads. wolves and rangers are aiming to join manchester united in