from solihull into the centre of buenos aires was a massive culture shock, i didn't leave my flat forweeks, i was a bit scared to leave, but i think buenos aires is a great city and you get used to everything, you get used to the culture there, some very good aspects of this culture that i prefer compared to english culture. but obviously, you did miss things about home as well. after a few weeks back and solihull, she's about to return to argentina to take up a new role as women's cricket development officer. this adventure may have started as a way to improve her language skills, but now she can't imagine anywhere else she'd want to be. england's women play the final match of their one day series against sri lanka tomorrow — hoping to complete a three—nil victory. they've bounced back from being beaten in their last 50 over series in india, but not too many people have been there to see them do it. crowds in sri lanka have been lower than elsewhere on the subcontinent. it would be good in the future to see countries like sri lanka support us see countries like sri lanka support us t

the languages spanish the skills of pure solihull.three years ago the language degree but ended up in charge of the women's team. when i just started at my local cricket clu b just started at my local cricket club at 16 years of doing a friday night here and there, i never imaginedi night here and there, i never imagined i would come out to buenos aires and the coaching and south america so it's been a big step up and i've learned a lot. sian kelly isa very and i've learned a lot. sian kelly is a very good coach. she is a win in so she can understand us better than men serve for us, that gift give usa than men serve for us, that gift give us a lot of advantages against other countries. —— she is a woman. we are lucky to have here. sian kelly is not just we are lucky to have here. sian kelly is notjust a big hit with the first team, she also works alongside a programme encouraging children from poorer areas of when azeris to get involved in the game as well is coaching the mini flamingos, the next generation of players. we like it when

the language is spanish but the skills are solihull.na almost three years ago as part of her university language degree but ended up university language degree but ended up in charge of the national women's team. i have to pinch myself sometimes that i am head coach of the national team. when i started at 16 years old doing my coaching i never imagined i would come out here and be coaching all over south america. it has been a big step up andi america. it has been a big step up and i have learned a lot. she is a very good coach. she is a woman so she can understand as better than men. that gives as a lot of advantages against other countries. we are very lucky to have her here. sian kelly is notjust a big hit with the first team. she also works alongside a programme encouraging children from less well—off areas to get involved in the game. we like it when she is the coach. she is good with us. we can learn lots of things. this is where her love of cricket began. she played here since the age of seven with her twin sister who is now the

research by the bbc has found that the solihull buyer was among 140 in great britain who bought and resoldponents of the scheme say too many people have profited but supporters say the policy gives people the chance to climb the housing ladder. that is a summary of our main stories. back to you, victoria. thank you. 10:06am. thank you. brexit, where are we today? if you are feeling like this, join a club. it feels chaotic and crazy and one vetera n it feels chaotic and crazy and one veteran conservative mp told us yesterday it would be entertaining if it wasn't so serious. and in the last few minutes, another conservative mp, george freeman, has called for mrs may to quit. that was before last night's dramatic and confusing events in the comments. let's talk through what happened between seven o'clock and eight o'clock at westminster. the government ordered its own conservative mps to vote against its own proposal, its own motion, because of a bit added onto it by other mps, called an amendment which had changed the meaning, to rule out no deal in any circumstances. did conservative mps do

leave it no deal even though his factory has had to start stockpiling and carrying is here from solihulling today after that vote last night? i feel there is a sense of people saying, don‘t panic, but everybody is panicking. how do you respond, jeff? this folks that happen yesterday, the government lost the vote because notjust the backstop, but the government lost the vote because not just the backstop, but these articles in her withdrawal agreement. let's not do that, how are you feeling today, after that vote today, how are you feeling today, what you want to happen next? well, i think they are trying to kill brexit, i think they are trying to kill it now before the 29th. but ido to kill it now before the 29th. but i do think she is trying to get another vote through at the last minute. to force it through. because everyone is panicking now because we have got no time. she doesn't want to come out with no deal. like most of the people in the country, but they have been saying we want, no—deal. they have been saying we want, no-deal. i don't think most people have, khloe, what do you w