southern brave could only reach 147 off their 100 balls.elsh fire. after being set 111 to win, a superb knock from smriti mandhana saw them coast to victory with 16 balls to spare. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. hello. with low pressure right across the uk, there were more heavy, even torrential thundery downpours around on tuesday. one storm captured on camera by one of our weather watchers in belfast. here's the area of low pressure. now, later in the week, it will move away, and then the showers are going to ease. but as it exits the scene, it draws in some cooler air as we move from july into august. now, enduring some of the heaviest rain for wednesday will be this part of scotland, with a met office amber warning. ullapool across to elgin, including inverness, where by thursday morning, rain totals may be approaching 100 millimetres in the wettest spots, bringing the likelihood of flooding and travel disruption. it's not the only area, though, that

the southern brave batted first, making 133—5.anya shrubshole took four wickets forjust 13 runs. the details of all today's games are on the bbc sport website. away from the olympics, the british and irish lions test series is under way in south africa, and what a start it was for the lions. they came from behind to beat the boks by 22 points to 17 in cape town. so, a famous victory for the lions as they look to win a first series in south africa since 1997, as katie gornall reports. it's a game that many thought would never happen. covid and civil unrest has put us south africa close to breaking point. the lions run out in cape town and the springboks have plenty of emotional fuel. but what sets this fixture apart is physical. elliott daly was given an early taste of what was to come. this is big boys rugby. the lions look to muscle in but lacked discipline, leaving penalties or paul r to convert. but i have time, they trailed i2—3. after the break, the lions found their teeth —— at half—time. underthere lions found their teeth —

earlier, danni wyatt hit an unbeaten 69 as southern brave thrashed birmingham phoenix by eight wicketsh three wins out of three. some domestic football news for you now, and arsenal have signed england international ben white from brighton for a fee thought to be £50 million. white can play in defence or midfield and was part of the england squad for euro 2020. he's completed a medical and signed a long—term deal at the emirates. the amount received by brighton is a club record. full—back trent alexander—arnold has signed a new contract with liverpool until the summer of 2025. the 22—year—old graduated from the club's youth academy and has made 179 appearances since his first—team debut nearly five years ago, winning the champions league and premier league. marcus rashford will have surgery on his shoulder next week. the manchester united and england forward has been troubled by the problem for a number of months. it is thought rashford will be sidelined for around three months. south africa captain siya kolisi has backed up claims about the referee in the first test against the lions

they were beaten by the southern brave. the brave batted first, making 133—5 from their 100 balls.her match. formula e rookiejake dennis won the first london e—prix of the weekend at the excel centre. he was ahead going into the final lap and crossed the line five seconds clear. that moved dennis up to second in the points table, with leader sam bird forced to retire with suspension damage. and after 16 months away, this morning was a special one for thousands of runners in england as they slipped back into their normal saturday morning routine as parkrun returned. there were a number of 5k runs across the country, ranging from west yorkshire to south west london. the free event has been going since 2004, and hadn't missed a weekend — until the pandemic forced the runs to be postponed. that's almost all we've got time for here on sportsday, but before we go, here's a look at what you've got to look forward to tomorrow from the olympics. natalie pirks has more from tokyo. great britain are traditionally low starters at the olympics, but tomorrow could be a good day. 18 goals of for

southern brave batted first — stefanie taylor topscoring with 45 off 31 balls as they set the rocketshed with four wickets for just 13 runs. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. high levels of cholesterol in middle—aged people could be linked to an increased risk of developing dementia. in what's thought to be one of the biggest studies of its kind, researchers say it's the strongest evidence yet of the relationship between the two. the team found a link between a type of cholesterol called ldl and the development of the disease. with me now is hannah churchill from the alzheimers society. is this intriguing new evidence of something that we thought beforehand might be connected or has this come out of the blue? that research around cholesterol today has been fairly mixed. this adds weight to the argument that this might be a contributing factor to our risk of dementia. it is a large study looking at nearly1 million people. and following up on a certificate amount of time, does add weight to that argument. the difficulty with these things is linking c

southern brave could only reach 147 off their 100 balls.l thundery downpours around on tuesday. one storm captured on camera by one of our weather watchers in belfast. here's the area of low pressure. now, later in the week, it will move away, and then the showers are going to ease. but as it exits the scene, it draws in some cooler air as we move from july into august. now, enduring some of the heaviest rain for wednesday will be this part of scotland, with a met office amber warning. ullapool across to elgin, including inverness, where by thursday morning, rain totals may be approaching 100 millimetres in the wettest spots, bringing the likelihood of flooding and travel disruption. it's not the only area, though, that's going to see some heavy rain during wednesday. more widely across parts of scotland and northern england, there'll be some areas of heavy rain to begin the day. notice this area of rain in scotland. this is the one that becomes slow—moving across some central and northern areas during the day with that prolonged rainfall.

earlier, danni wyatt hit an unbeaten 69 as southern brave thrashed birmingham phoenix by eight wickets signed a long—term deal at the emirates. the amount received by brighton is a club record. full—back trent alexander—arnold has signed a new contract with liverpool until the summer of 2025. the 22—year—old graduated from the club's youth academy and has made 179 appearances since his first—team debut nearly five years ago, winning the champions league and premier league. marcus rashford will have surgery on his shoulder next week. the manchester united and england forward has been troubled by the problem for a number of months. it is thought rashford will be sidelined for around three months. south africa captain siya kolisi has backed up claims about the referee in the first test against the lions made by his director of rugby rassie erasmus. erasmus posted an astonishing hour—long video on social media criticising the australian official who was in charge of the springboks' defeat in cape town to the lions. rugby australia said "the attack on nic berry's integrity, character and re

danni wyatt hit an unbeaten 69 as southern brave thrashed birmingham phoenix by eight wickets with 18t champions australia and new zealand have pulled out and the tournament chief executive says chances of it going ahead as planned are 50/50. back to the olympics. this is that table as things stand, china lead the way with the host japan second. australia fourth and fifth. where could the medal come from? so, day eight in tokyo gets under way in just a few hours' time. could it be another super saturday? adam peaty will be looking to win his second gold medal of these games when he takes part in the final of the inaugural 4x100 metres mixed medley relay along with teammates kathleen dawson, james guy and freya anderson. dina asher—smith will be hoping to line up for britain in the final of the women's 100m, an event in which she won world silver behind jamaica's shelly—ann fraser—pryce in 2019. and the first sailing medals of tokyo 2020 are decided tomorrow in the rs:x windsurfing class. 22—year—old emma wilson is guaranteed a medal whilst tom squires is racing for gb in the men's eve

turning now to the southern border where brave customs and border protection agents are risking their lives every day to save migrants during their dangerous journey to the u.s. i had the chance to speak with one of those agents while i was there earlier this week. a hero, jorge alvarado. watch. >> early on the morning of saturday, june 26th, agents are working along the rio grande river and hear cries for help from a nearby pond. one agent, jorge alvarado answered that call and went into the pond putting himself in danger. jorge, tell me what happened on that morning. >> we were patrolling the area and at the time i believe around 8:00 in the morning, and we heard cries for help. we approached the area and saw an individual inside and he was screaming for help, help, help, i don't know how to swim. and we tried to tell him to come towards our side and it was-- it was difficult, he went under, he had already gone under so during that time we had to make a decision, it was myself and the supervisor and so it's a remote area. and there wasn't any other rescue guards, anything of that na

and notably in relocation planning for those brave afghans and their families. heavy fighting is continuing across parts of southern. i've gone last on. it's been taking place around kandahar city where 20 people have been injured in the past. 2 of air strikes have been reported since the neighboring helmand province to new jersey as president, his vowing to crack down on corruption. he's demanding the return of billions of dollars he says was stolen from the public and is offering a settlement side also dismissed the head of the national state television on wednesday at least 9 people have been killed as fighting intensive eyes in southern syria. government forces have surrounded a neighbourhood and which has been besieged for more than a month. hundreds of thousands of children are going to bed hungry in lebanon report by save the children's old. more and more parents are unable to pay for food and medicine. it's even was the syrian refugees, 9 out of 10 families and living in extreme poverty is well will be the world's 1st country to begin offering a 3rd shells of the coven, 19 vaccine. he's way the media says t

and notably in relocation planning for those brave afghans and their families. meanwhile, heavy fighting is continuing cross parts of southern afghanistan. 20 civilians were injured in and around the city of kandahar in neighboring helman province. a series of ass strikes have been reported across. i've got some violence and advances by the taliban. a forcing people to leave their homes, senior un official has told andre 0, this is no sci fi. the situation could become the world's worst humanitarian catastrophe. entrepreneur to get it to james bass traveled by man. but just seen an influx of tens of thousands of people traveling with the un to permian. it should take just over 4 hours to drive to this mountainous province, but the route is far too dangerous. now. once seen as the safest place in afghanistan, recent violence has seen the un recording over 47000 internally displaced people in recent weeks. dameion without doubt, has one of the best hospitals in the country funded by the aga con. ah, but the hospital has been overwhelmed by people suffering. after walking for days through the mountains. wonder i left because th

brave atkins and their families. and he's 18 people have been killed as the battle intensifies around a besieged town in southern syria. government forces have surrounded a neighborhood in dera for more than a month at home to $40000.00 people who've been cut off from food and medicine. rushing back to government troops want opposition fighters to surrender their weapons. the deepening crisis in lebanon is hitting the country's children hard, with more of them being sent out to work, even as they go hungry. a new report from save the children says the poorest families can only afford a fixed of the monthly cost of basic necessities. u. s. government workers will have to prove they've been vaccinated or where mosque. it's under a range of new guidelines announced by the president to fight the spread of the delta variance of corona virus. funding was to be made available for local government to give every vaccination american $100.00. watch for the sunday and focused on it will be impossible to travel by air without a vaccine certificate. as part of sweeping you current of ours restrictions. government offices, schools

notably in relocation planning for those brave afghans and their families, at least 18 people are dead as the battle intensifiers around a besieged town in southern syria. government forces of surrounded neighborhood in dera for more than a month. at home to 40000 people who being cut off from food and medicine. the deepening crisis in lebanon is hitting the country's children hard with more of them being sent out to work even as they go hungry. and you report from say, the children says the poorest harmonies can only afford a fix of the monthly cost of basic necessities. we're not talking about just one with group or one nationality or one background. we are talking about to graphically, demographically, an overall dark and very, very tough situation for breakfast. the children do not have the basics. they cannot afford to thing find change. for example, now i hear from parents that they should all now mixing water and time to have breakfast for for lunch. for example, the children are relying on a boil is boiled potatoes and a small dish of solid even grains lentils rise out of reach for the saudis. dental simply doesn't exist for many families

notably in relocation planning for those brave afghans and their families and east 18 people have been killed as the battle intensifies around a besieged town in southern syria. government forces of surrounded neighborhood in dera for more than a month. it's home to 40000 people who've been cut off from food and medicine, russian back government troops warned opposition fighters to surrender their weapons and allow military checkpoints to be set up. but if the crisis in lebanon is hitting, the country's children hard with more of them being sent out to work, even as they go hungry, hundreds of thousands of them now often go without a single meal all day. a new report from said the children says the poorest family's going to afford a fix of the monthly cost of basic necessities. the us treasury secretary said treasury, i should say, says president joe biden is calling on all state and local governments to provide a $100.00 to every new de vaccinated. american, it says $350000000000.00 and a we provided to be used for vaccine incentives. infections arising again in the u . s. as the vaccination rate slows to stay with us, the stream is up to me . ah hi a

. >> benjamin: migrants braving the harsh summer heat to across our southern border with hundreds ofw border agents say more and more migrants are bring in the with them. live in texas for us, what is the latest? >> benjamin, good afternoon to you, in front of the detention city here in the rio grande valley where migrant children and families are housed on a temporary basis and also where it was severely overcrowded completely over capacity earlier this year and the facility has really exploded in size, we are going to show that to you in a moment, but first take a look at the video we shot in la jolla, texas yesterday. reporting for the past several weeks, we witness hundreds of migrants just spilling over the border illegally, they mostly get apprehended by border control and packed on the buses and then sent off somewhere, the question is where are all of them being taken? well, a significant majority of them are likely being taken right here to the donna facility. and i want to show you this photo, this is a bird's-eye view from february 2nd, shortly after the facility was built

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southern california. we're looking forward to him answering questions, because he can't invoke his fifth amendment privilege, because he won't be prosecuted again in pennsylvania. one last thing, i would like to say to all the braves victims, all the survivors, all the accusers, this is not over. when it comes to mr. cosby's oy bit wear, it will be in his obituary that he was convicted of three felonies, aggravated, indecent sexual assault even though the conviction was overturned by the pennsylvania supreme court, that will always be a part of his obituary. that is due to the courage of all of the brave women who testified against him. i did represent the majority of the prior bad act accusers in that case. >> gloria all-very, thank you for your time. vehi victoria, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >>> we have chilling new video that's emerged right before the collapse of the florida condo building. >>> and wee live outside the manhattan district attorney's office. usaa is made for the safe pilots. like mac. who can come to a stop with barely a bobble. with usaa safepilot, when you drive safe... ...you can save up to 30% on your auto insurance. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. get a

southern confederacy's head and principles. they are in charge of the confederacy. my 1788 he was describing himself as head of a numerous brave nation and of a confederacy of other nations. now choctaws and chickasaws had been bringing peace to the south certainly in the 17 fifties. they devoted tremendous effort to end in decades-long wars, first between themselves, the chickasaws and choctaws, and throughout the region with greeks, charities and others. they made overtures to shawnees and others in the ohio valley. so multi tribal peace movements were not controversial. neither were alliances to promote war, trade and security. but mcgill it raised southern confederacy, by aiming to make them one people under one ruler, threatened national sovereignty and the piece they worked hard to build. things can do it head in 1787 when chicken sullied or's and their counsel made a couple of decisions. they agreed to u.s. trading posts on check us all in. they solicited a u.s. trading post on chickasaws lane to have more access to trade. and they granted the united states some land on the border. basically to try to get rid of a squat

brave. the ring picked up by the smugglers and those behind me on the county road. it's getting worse. rachel: i'm sure you speak to other who live there in the southernely nothing to help get us out of it read we are angry. see tip what would be your message to kamala harris and to the biden administration to our friends, what you want to see happen. guest: i want to see them close the borders, they have to stop letting everybody come over here. it is awful. rachel: are you worried about covid-19, there's been a lot of discussion this week about the delta variant and the increases in the rio grande valley to increases and in the virus, how concerned are you and your neighbors about that. guest: mainly crime i would say is what we are worried about. yes with covid-19, the individuals coming across the border, they don't care. they're not tested, that is scary as well. rachel: only reach out about what was happening in the southern parts of the work, we feel for you and were happy to give you a chance our channel at least two let our leaders know when americans on the border feel like rated thank you for joining us 70 this morning. wishing you the best