inconsistency, and sri lanka back in the groove.such a low target requires faultless fielding, and energy eight wicket stand saw pakistan getting over the line. england will be looking to capitalise. but in no cricket, the extraordinary is always possible. after the champions trophy, england will start a t20 series against south africa. they've announced the squad for those three matches, and it includes a first senior call up for the lancashire batsman liam livingstone. he currently holds the world record for the highest individual score in a one day match, when he made 350 off 138 balls for his local club side in 2015. and the lancashire man won't be the only player included who's yet to make their debut. hampshire leg spinner mason crane, middlesex opener darvid mallan, surrey‘s tom curran and craig 0verton of somerset are also in the squad. the three match series starts in southampton on the 21st ofjune. there are just 12 days to go now until the first test against new zealand, but the british and irish lions are focused on the

there collies says he wants a repeat performance against sri lanka.n the pressure. later on, the way that we battered, it was the game changing innings, to be honest. —— lost the toss. initially, we got a good start. india may have had a dream start to the tournament, but not so for sri lanka, who had a 96 run defeat to south africa and were found guilty of a slow over rate the feds. angelo mathews is back from a ca lf feds. angelo mathews is back from a calf injury, and joined the team who has no margin for error against their neighbours. especially in the last two years, there have been tremendous. so it is hard to beat them unless we are on top of our game. we will all had to pull our socks up and give a great performance. the times of india called the massive win over pakistan and opening statement in the title of this, which might give sri lanka hope that momentum can change in one—day tournaments. australian cyclist richie porte claimed victory in wednesday's individual time trial at the criterium du dauphine, while thomas de gendt held on to th

sri lanka is to speed up flood relief. heavy monsoon rains have now killed over 200 people. ri lanka on friday, then turned into cyclone mora. sarah corker reports. these are the worst torrential rains to hit sri lanka in more than a0 yea rs. to hit sri lanka in more than a0 years. and more than five days since the first heavy downpours began, many areas are still severely flooded. heavy equipment has been brought in to clear roads and unblock wells. huge mudslides have wiped out entire villages, and 600,000 people are now living in temporary shelters. translation: until now, we have had no relief from the government. everything is given from the buddhist temple in the village. the authorities say more than 200 people have been killed, and 96 are still missing. foreign aid began arriving at the colombo port with the latest shipment coming from pakistan. as you like as military has been deployed to help with the clear up. translation: what we have to do now is to speed up the provision of relief. —— sri lanka's. is to speed up the provision of relief. -- sri lanka's. the gunme

sri lanka posted just 236, a generous target. pakistan started

sri lanka felt their target was more than realistic and began optimistically.iance from their captain, de villiers' interventions from the field proving crucial. imran tahir mopped up the remaining wickets, sri lanka all—out 96 runs short. south africa are ranked number one in the world. this performance was not worthy of that status, but they are certainly on firmer ground. maz farookhi, bbc news. the other game in group b this weekend takes place at edgbaston tomorrow — and it's always a huge occasion when india and pakistan play, partly because it happens so rarely. it could be the biggest crowd of the tournament, and it'll definitely be the loudest. their last 50—over meeting was in the 2015 world cup in australia, when india ran out comfortable winners. we don't play them often, they have a lwa ys we don't play them often, they have always been a team that can surprise any team on the day that they play well, so you cannot ever take them lightly, and we are familiar with the way they bowl and bat. i don't think it is going to be a massive factor for us, be

sri lanka felt their target was more than realistic and began optimistically.e from their captain, the interventions from the field proving crucial. imran tahir mopped up the remaining wickets, sri la nka mopped up the remaining wickets, sri lanka all—out 96 runs short. south africa are ranked number one in the world. this performance was not worthy of that status, but they are certainly on firmer ground. hull fc can take a major step towards super league's top four with victory against reigning champions wigan warriors. and with only a few minutes remaining, it's going well. james burford has been watching. wigan have won their last away meetings against hull fc, an opportunity, then, for the black and whites to set things right. hull's revenge mission got off to the perfect start, steve michaels finding space on the touchline, and if the thought is first one was simple, then his second really was too good to be true. the home side threatened to run riot in the first half, danny houghton capping a memorable 40 minutes of hull domination. so was this the wigan

these are the worst torrential rains to hit sri lanka in 14 years.eas are still severely flooded. heavy equipment has been brought in, to clear roads and unblock wells. huge mudslides have wiped out entire villages, and 600,000 people are now living in temporary shelters. translation: until now, we have got no relief from the government. everything is given from the buddhist temple in the village. the authorities say more than 200 people have been killed, and 96 are still missing. foreign aid began arriving at the colombo port, with the latest shipment coming from pakistan. and sri lanka's military has been deployed to help with the clear up. translation: what we have to do now is speed up the provision of relief. we have accepted that, and from today, that is what we will be doing. the government says many people would have survived if their homes had not been built on slopes. it's pledged to tighten construction laws. but the immediate focus is now on the enormous cleanup operation. 16 countries are sending food and medicine supplies to the worst—a

pakistan fought back for a three wicket victory over sri lanka to set up an enticing semi—final clashith england at the same venue on wednesday. rounding up all the action is austin halewood. the final group game was essentially a straight knockout. for the winning side, and spot in the semifinals, for the losers, the first flight home. after beating reigning champions india in the last match, should later picked up where they left off. after losing three quick wickets, the captain steadied the ship. pakistan were calling for a breakthrough and mohammed and there answered, his first of the tournament. a collapse was to follow. four wickets lost forjust six runs. all out for 236. with a moderate total to defend, sri lanka needed to take early wickets and they almost did but not quite. azhar ali dropped and now making shrill agape. then came pakistan's inconsistency. the story of their tournament so far. five wickets lost less tha n tournament so far. five wickets lost less than 60 runs. and just when the green shirts needed to look, they didn't get it. then came the moment of the match

pakistan fought back for a three wicket victory over sri lanka to set up an enticing semi—final clashnesday. rounding up all the action is austin halewood. the final group game was essentially a straight knockout. for the winning side, and spot in the semifinals, for the losers, the first flight home. after beating reigning champions india in the last match, should later picked up where they left off. after losing three quick wickets, the captain steadied the ship. pakistan were calling for a breakthrough and mohammed and there answered, his first of the tournament.

that is the tarmac of an airport in sri lanka that has been dubbed the world's emptiest internationalild, funded by loans from china. but why is it hardly in use? our tea m we nt but why is it hardly in use? our team went there to the international airport to find out... is sri lanka's second international airport after columbo in the south of the country, and opened in 2013. i'm told there is not much going on here. let's have a look... slider by is the chief flight operator from this airport. it goes from columbo to dubai. and it is the only airline that operates? yes. at the moment. how many passengers do you get per week? per day, we can say about 50 to 75% of guests departing from this airport. let's have a look at the markets before we go. japan's mckay has opened and it is at 1% higher. there was a rebound in oil prices. they have fallen to a three—week low, helping resource related stock. that's all for this edition of asia business report. thank you for watching. the top stories at this hour... world leaders condemn the massive bomb attack in kabul which has killed at least 9

scientists have linked torrential rains and increased flooooding in sri lanka to clime change. meanwhile, in banglaladesh, thousands of rohingya muslims from neighboring burmama were lt homeless after a cyclone devastated their makeshift refugee camps. the storm prompted the evacuation of the cox's bazar districtctn the coasast, but may rohingya r refugees had d nowheo go. they were left without shelter after nearly all of the camps' 10,000 thatched huts were flattened. rohingyas have long faced persecution and violence in rma where e they are denied citizenship. cnn is reporting that attorney general jeff sessions may have had an additional private meeting with russian ambassador sergey kislyak during the presidential campaign. sessions already faces charges he perjured himself during a senate confirmation hearing in january, when he testified that he did not have any communications with the russians ahead of the november election. in fact, sessions had at least two meetings with ambassador kislyak, andf f cnn's report iss true, there was a third such meeting in april of last

awin champions trophy match with sri lanka. a win would all but the india through.22. wales skipper alun wyn jones target of 322. wales skipper alun wynjones will captain another all—new british and irish lions starting 15 for the third tour match in new zealand this weekend. i will be back with more on those just after 2:30pm. the fight to drive the taliban out of afghanistan cost the lives of hundreds of british soldiers, many killed fighting in helmand province in the country's south. but two years ago, shortly after the troops came home, the taliban took back many of the areas british soldiers had liberated. the bbc‘s auliya atrafi has gained rare access to musa qala, the main city in the region, and sent this report. we're heading for musa qala, our taliban minder is with us. the bustling market looks like any other, but there are no women. we leave the market and head for the local high school. it's religious studies, and only boys get an education. 0ur taliban minder insists there are other lessons and that girls can go to school, just not here. but things ar

cheap wickets putting sri lanka back in the groove.res faultless fielding. too many errors saw the momentum swing again. an edgy stand for the eighth wicket seeing pakistan over the line. england looking to capitalise on the stumble into the semifinals. in knockout cricket, the extraordinary is or is possible. pakistan referring england in the last four. that match will also be in cardiff on wednesday. though the sport for now. back later in the evening. it's easy to forget amid all the russia investigations and trump's tweets that at the heart of this story is the attempt by moscow to meddle in western democracy. it's a growing facet of vladimir putin's autocratic rule — a point not lost today on thousands of demonstrators in russia. anti—putin activists took to the streets of moscow and several other russian cities. scores of people were detained and the russian opposition leader, alexei navalny, has been arrested. our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg has the latest. one mile from the kremlin, a public holiday turned into a publi

sri lanka's military has been deployed to help with a clearer.o speed up the provision of relief, we have accepted that and from today we will be doing that. the government says many people killed in the landslides would have survived if their homes had not been built on slopes. it has pledged to tighten construction laws. the immediate focus is now on this enormous clean—up operation, 16 countries are turning food and medicine to the worst affected areas. donald trump says he will be making an announcement soon if the us will withdraw from the paris climate change deal. media outlets says he'll be pulling out but mr trump will make a decision in a few days' time, those who want the us to stay in the agreement are speaking out. this was very much created because of 0bama and the chinese president, i bomb has left the scene and 0bama has left the scene and president trump has gone a while and now it is up to president shi california he will work with other countries to do everything we can to offset the negative pathway chosen by president trump.

sri lanka and pakistan are playing for a place in the semifinals. sri lanka were put into bat. match will join england, bangladesh and india in the last four. asked about to and finishers, england will begin a t20 series against south africa. the squad has been announced. rafael nadal said he thought he would be fishing on his boat by now, not winning the french open for a record 10th time. he cruised past stan wawrinka in straight sets, to take his 15th major title. he has now won grand slams in his teens, twenties and thirties. he says he is looking forward to playing on grass next at queens and then, of course, at wimbledon. iam i am playing well since the beginning of this season. i enjoy a lot playing the, and i have missed playing at wimbledon. ijust hope my knees hold—up and i can have the preparation i will need. there was a familiar sight in leeds, but still a thrilling one when, for the second year in a row, double 0lympic champion alastair brownlee beat his brotherjonny to victory in the world triathlon series in their home town. he hopes to compete in the mixed rela

south africa have beating sri lanka by 96 ru ns africa have beating sri lanka by 96 runs in the openingmla scoring a 25th 0di century in his career. the sri lankan batting was all—out for 203. the british and irish lion started their tour of new zealand with a 17—13 victory over the barbarians. it was expected to be straightforward with a side made up be straightforward with a side made up of fringe players. the barbarians had a 7—3 lead at the break. the lions edged ahead on 53 minutes, then the conversion gave them a little bit of breathing space. they held on in the end for a scrappy victory. britain's richest horse race, the epsom derby, has been won by the 40-1 epsom derby, has been won by the 40—1 outsider wings of eagles, who came from behind, passing several horses in the last 100 metres to win. it was the first win for the irish jockey, win. it was the first win for the irishjockey, and win. it was the first win for the irish jockey, and the sixth for his trainer, aidan o'brien. that is all the sport for now. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twi

a high quality game early with sri lanka ‘s australia. ncredible game at bristol where australia beat sri lankan by eight wickets but the favourites, the defending champions needed a tournament record run chase to get there. sri lanka scored the third highest score ever in women's one—day international cricket and it was a big contribution to the total of 257-9. if that was a big contribution to the total of 257—9. if that big school put the pressure on australia well it didn't show. men planning made an unbeaten 152 and the defending champions chasing down their target with six overs to spare. 262—2 at the end. down the road at taunton a co mforta ble down the road at taunton a comfortable win for india, the west indies batted first in that game and made 183—8. that was before there was an unbeaten century. india lost three wickets in chasing down their target with seven overs left in that game. quickly talking about the federation ‘s cup in russia before you tell me the results explain what it is because i'm not sure everybody follows it

this is sri lanka's second international airport after colombo.there's not a whole lot going on here. let's take a look. flybe is the only airline that operates. how many passengers do you think? actually per day we can say about 50 to seven beast —— 75% depart from this airport. what other business stories has the media been taking an interest in? simon derrick, chief markets strategist, bank of new york mellon — is joining us again to discuss. simon, we have been talking about this climate change change of heart by donald trump. i suppose it was a lwa ys by donald trump. i suppose it was always saying all along...|j by donald trump. i suppose it was always saying all along... i think the first thing is, he has always beenin the first thing is, he has always been in there all the way through his campaign and onwards. that doesn't mean we are going to go through with this. there have been campaign pledges not carried out. remember backing off on china and currency manipulation? it is not certain he will say something this afternoon. but it looks l

sri lanka beat the defending champions india by seven wickets in a thriller at the oval.a century from shikhar dhawan helped them to a total of 321, a total they thought couldn't be reached, but sri lanka won with an over to spare, their joint—highest successful run chase in one—dayers. both teams can progress to the semifinals if they win their next games. jelena 0stapenko has become the first unseeded player to reach the women's french 0pen final since 1983. 0stapenko celebrated her 20th birthday with a three—set win against switzerland's timea bacsinszky, who was also celebrating her 28th birthday. 0stapenko is also the first latvian to reach a grand slam final. 0stapenko will face third seed simona halep in saturday's final after she won her semifinal in three sets against czech karolina pliskova. halep has never won a grand slam title but did reach the final in paris three years ago. if she wins, she'll become world number one for the first time. it's all change again for the lions in new zealand. warren gatland always said that every member of his squad would get a

defending champions india have been beaten by sri lanka in a thrilling encounter.nd shikhar dhawan, giving their fans at the oval a lot to cheer about. sharma made 78, and a century from dhawan helped india towards their total of 321. the big hitting didn't stop there, as sri lanka too fancied a bit of fun with the bat. but some impressive fielding from india stunted their reply. kumar, fielding off his own bowling, with this excellent run—out to remove dangerman mendis. the indian cheers soon disappeared though as sri lankan captain angelo mathews hit the winning runs to seal a seven wicket victory. india now need to beat south africa on sunday to progress to the last four. it's been a good champions trophy for england so far with 2 wins out of 2 and they are sure of a place in the semi finals. joe root has scored almost 200 runs and one man trying to make him and many of the england batsmen better is former hampshire playerjulian wood. using practices learned from other sports his coaching methods are helping transform the modern game. ben croucher has been to me

that's just about it from sportsday, a recap of some cricket news and pakistan have beaten sri lankaifinal champions trophy clash with england. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. good evening, today has been a bright and breezy affair for money. lots of cloud around, the strongest of the winds through the central belt of scotland. as the day progressed, we did see some sunshine, and the beautiful end to the day. further north and west the cloud never really broke up. we had a few showers continuing and that will be the story through the night across northern ireland, north west auckland, showers and breezy weather through the night and extending down into north—west england and wales. further south a touch of mist, rural spots falling into single figures. we start tomorrow with persistent rain to the north—west of scotland, it will be pretty miserable. perhaps not so the eastern scotland and as we go through the day, back brain should become more showery. shower was already through northern ireland and northern england, perhaps north wales as well. more s

running from sri lanka which is in oregon. >> and still there bears the name, airport north, sort of a in an uncertain curve from there to hudson bay in canada. and the idea is that an inlet from hudson they could lead to the pacific. >> all the oldest part yet to be filled in. >> and he wanted people to explore it. and find out what it looked like. this was part of a collection , you see the cover is broken off so i can simply hold it up there. this is as a bookplate with the name of william fenton who was faculty member in elector and the book plate itself as a map of oregon and washington which shows that his special interest was collecting books and not about this region. and then here's the title page, an account of the countries adjoining to hudson bay in the northwest part of america containing a description of their lakes and rivers, etc. we move over here, this is the map of a book by jonathan carver. it's called a new map of north america from the latest discoveries, 1778 engraved for carvers traffic.so compared to dodds map, this shows a little bit more of the western coas

there are two more games on thursday — weather permitting — and they include sri lanka against the champions australians began the defence of their title with a comprehensive 8—wicket win over the west indies on monday. nicole bolton — who scored 107 not out in that match — says they'd like to go through the tournament unbeaten, but admits it's a tall order. i guess we train every game in isolation and when that to hold the world cup at the end of the day we have to win the majority of our game. we look at game by game at the moment but i think we are playing some very good cricket. the best thing about this world cup is you get the opportunity to play in every country and come semi—final it is the top four team fighting it out for that position. it is really exciting and it means any given day anything can come out and get the job done. some news just some newsjust in, a new captain for the british and irish line against new zealand. no room in the 23 man squad for peter her money who lead the side. jonny sexton and owen farrell also in the starting lineup. interesting combination. going fo

cricket, and australia have made it two wins out of two at the women's world cup by thrashing sri lankatol, despite the efforts of the sri lankan vice—captain, chamari ata pattu. she smashed 178 not—out off 143 balls, as they made 257—9 from their 50 overs. but australia chased that down with ease. meg lanning hit an unbeaten 152, as the australians reached their target with six overs to spare and eight wickets in hand. it was the highest successful run chase in the history of the competition. a comfortable win, too, for india, who beat west indies by seven wickets in taunton. hayley matthew top—scored with 43, as the windies laboured to 183—8 from their 50 overs. in reply, smriti mandhana hit an unbeaten century as india chased that down with more than seven overs to spare. the england cricket coach, trevor bayliss, sastoe root can bat at three or four when he leads out his team for the first test against south africa next week. it is the first time root will captain his country, but bayliss says he hasn't spotted any changes in the player's demeanour since he was chosen to succeed ali

after beating sri lanka comfortably in their opening match, south africa should be feeling confident.protea are top of the one—day rankings and have a fearsome top order. but they too have a habit of playing to their potential on the big stage. —— the proteas. that is something that mickey arthur's team need to exploit. and after their painful defeat to india, there will be soul—searching ahead of the match. for pakistan, now is the time to deliver. now, we go to cycling. dutchman koen bouwman claimed victory on stage three of the criterium du dauphine on tuesday after outsprinting the other five members of the day's breakaway. the lead group held an advantage of over a minute with seven kilometres to go, but six riders were left with a sprint at the end. it was bouwman who took the win, crossing in four hours, six minutes and six seconds with the peloton 11 seconds behind. that means belgium's thomas de gendt maintained his a8—second lead over axel domont in the general classification. emirates team new zealand capsised in their final race on tuesday —— emirates team new zealand caps

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the last semifinal place will be decided when sri lanka play pakistan tomorrow. has won the leeds round of the world triathlon series. in front of their home crowd, the two produced a devastating display on the bike to gap the rest of the field. on the run, alastair pulled ahead with 4 kilometres to go, winning the race for the second year in a row despite focusing on longer distance events this year. england's hockey players lost on a penalty shoot out to the netherlands in an international friendly at the olympic park. the dutch are the number one ranked side in the world and lost to team gb in the olympic final last august. they raced into a 2—0 lead in the first quarter. but england came back into the game and scored two goals in nine minutes to level the scores, this strike from sophie bray got the equaliser. so another shootout just like in rio, but this time it was the netherlands who held out for the win on sudden death — 4—3 it finished. team sky's chris froome has missed out on a fourth criterium du dauphine title. denmark's ya kob fulsang produced a re

theyjoin england and bangladesh in the last four, with sri lanka meeting pakistan on monday for the finaltrikers out early. that helps close the innings. if you get 56 in partnership, the opposition is still in the game, and we did not want that to happen. so the bowlers are, you know, stuck to their lines, and it really helped, even when your under total, it was such a good job. —— 50 or 60. even when your under total, it was such a good job. —— 50 or 60m even when your under total, it was such a good job. -- 50 or 60. it is so such a good job. -- 50 or 60. it is so disappointing to me. the way we lost was the most is a body part to me. we are in a good position, early on, and entera me. we are in a good position, early on, and enter a soft dismissals, we lost our way. that was a part which hurt the most. —— and through soft dismissals. on the way forward, when we re dismissals. on the way forward, when were about 300, i thought that was quite defendable today. now to football and in european world cup qualifiers the republic of ireland narrowly failed to take all three points and top sp

today, the men's families, some of whom escaped the civil war in sri lanka, came to their inquest, hopinghave. we are just hoping to learn that at least they will be more secure, safe, more lifeguards, and the beach is being protected. this is what we want. what have the last ten months been like for you and your family? tragic. tragic is the word. it has been hell for us, yes. this was one of the five men to drowned. the others were kobi saththiyanathan, his brother, ken,. the inquest heard they were all fit, and they could all swim. at one month earlier, two man and also drowned on the same beach. the fact that seven men drowned here in the space of one month has made this double inquest is not just about month has made this double inquest is notjust about personal tragedy, but also about beach safety. the coroner in this case said today he wa nted coroner in this case said today he wanted to make sure that it never happened again. at the time of both incidents, there were no permanent lifeguards on the beach. this summer, there are. the families of the men who died say they want lesson

sri lanka or zambia or paraguay becomes an independent country, you applauded. there's only one group of people that you criticize that you attack when they become a nation and that is the state of israel. you, he said, are anti-semites. they slink away. they picked up their banners and never in the last few years that i was in college to the sds lc attacked israel again. that kind of calling out for what it is is very, very important cause the double standard. [applause] the double standard exists today with them. bds condemns israel, they impose boycotts, they seek to impose boycotts solely on the jewish state but willfully turn a blind eye to nations that violate human rights. went around sponsors terror and executes dissenters, bds is quiet. when arab nations jail journalists, punish homosexuality with prison sentences and physical abuse , dds is nowhere to be found. and that's because the state of israel is all too frequently measured by a different double standard than the rest of the world. it's up to us to fight these efforts to the nail and not only unj

(light cultural music) - [jacelyn] these students in sri lanka are on their way to a special library. what makes it special would be surprising to us, it has books. - room to read is an organization that is opening schools and libraries across the developing world for the poorest of the poor. hundreds of schools, thousands of libraries so that every child everywhere is no longer denied an education because they were born at the wrong place at the wrong time. - [jacelyn] john wood is an amazing guy. he used to be a big executive at microsoft. until he went on vacation in nepal. that's when he saw the desperate need for books and libraries. he changed the course of his own life, to change the lives of children all over the world. - when i was growing up in pennsylvania we had actually a book-mobile that came to our town. and we think of this kind of as a nepalese yak-mobile. we got our yak loaded with books and we're about to head off to go to a secondary school here in jambas and deliver about 500 books to help them start their first library. - [jacelyn] when john arrives with his yak-

el salvador, uno de cuba, uno de guatemala ademas de inmigrantes originarios de corea, zimbawe y sri lankabres. cuyas edades varian desde los 18 a los 50 anos. take nats "si la migra llega a detenerte mantén la calma.... tienes el derecho de no firmar nada y no decir nada... tienes el derecho de permanecer callado..., también el derecho a pedir un abogado"... wait for cue vo blanca --con este pegajoso "ringtone" un sindicato de trabajadores de hoteles y restaurantes intentan informar a la comunidad inmigrante sobre sus derechos. --la cancion insta a los indocumentados a no firmar ningun documento, a mantenerse en silencio y a contactar a un abogado si se enfrentan con algun agente de inmigracion. ---hoy en el noticiero de las 11 de la noche david gonzlez nos tiene las reacciones. take vo / cesar --- ataque brutal, un turista est tras las rejas por patear en la cara a una recamarera en la cara todo qued captado en cmara --- take vo / blanca ---fuera de control, un hombre desata toda su furia contra una conductora, y autoridades piensan que el ataque fue al azar, detalles en breve. live weat

sri lanka bat first. matthews scored 39 i’u ns lanka bat first.red 39 runs for his team. biggest score. then... pakistan. this is what happened. the captain dropped on 38. that proved to be killing. record eight wicket partnership off 75. taking them to the semifinals. and getting this victory, and a few days ago against south africa. through to the semifinals. pakistan against england, on wednesday in cardiff, and india bangladesh on thursday. remarkable turnaround. south africa and australia, new zealand, not through. all to play for. england are the favourites but do not discount india for back—to—back championships. much more coverage on the website. in a few minutes... we are going to look at france. what macron has done to french politics has been astonishing. the party has only been around for one year, he has got the presidency and en route toa has got the presidency and en route to a landslide in the parliamentary elections. people across the 80 kingdom have been mulling over election results, and one of those was bristol north west. sitt

and we'll be looking at the issue of child bride's in sri lanka — in case you are justjoining in caseou arejustjoining us, a feud minutes ago, we started getting information about the security and from —— incident in brussels. and explosion was heard at the train station prompting an evacuation of the main square. . more information started coming in. the brussels news for the bbc told us the brussels news for the bbc told us that the train station had been evacuated. the story started to develop. we were told by reuters that the belgian police said they had neutralised someone, soldiers carried out that action, it was soldiers guarding the central station. the bbc spoke to the federal police directly and said that a man triggered a small explosion in the central station and has been neutralised, no one else is expected to be injured. the police say the situation is under control. let me show you where the station is. it is right in the central of brussels. it is a big station that caters not just for brussels. it is a big station that caters notjust for belgium but also for people tr

theyjoin england and bangladesh in the last four, with sri lanka meeting pakistan on monday for the final strikers out early and that really helps to close the innings off because in the end if you get a 50, 60 the innings off because in the end if you geta 50, 60 run the innings off because in the end if you get a 50, 60 run partnership, the opposition is still in the game. the bowlers stuck to their lines and got us the breakthroughs when required and that really helps when you chase that kind of a trophy because the bowlers have done such a good job. that is all from me, back later. a lottery ticket sold in california usa has won a jackpot of $448 million. powerball lottery officials said one ticket sold in sun city has matched all the winning numbers drawn on saturday. this jackpot is said to be the seventh largest us powerball history and the anonymous winner is said to be a manufacturing plant worker. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @geetagurumurthy some of you have had a dry and bright sunday, others have had frequent showers. scotland, northern ireland and particular. blustery a

armed police arrested the sri lanka national, who did not have a bomb, police say the man may have mental health issues. >>> time is 4:50. time for a check of business news. money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. so, myland a name we are familiar w we hear it may have overcharged u.s. government for epi-pens buy a lot more than originally thought? >> reporter: that is right, u.s. government may have over paid drug maker myland by $1.2 billion, for epi-pens, that is about three times what myland pre posed after being accused of improperly classifying the drug, epi-pen toss treat severe allergies. the department of health and human services analyzed epi-pen payments from 2006 through 2016. that is a lot of money, rahel. >> we hear some healthy hotel news, hilton trying to make it easier for people to work out while away from home, what is that all about. >> reporter: hilton is unveiling is what called, five seats to fitness, mini gym, 11 pieces of gym equipment including stationary bikes and you have a personal trainer, too. is there fi

the last semifinal place will be decided when sri lanka play pakistan tomorrow.s brotherjonnie to win the leeds round of the world triathlon series. in front of their home crowd, on a course they helped design, the two produced a devastating display on the bike to go clear of the rest of the field. on the run, alastair pulled ahead with four kilometres to go, winning the race for the second year in a row despite focusing on longer distance events this year. that's all sport for now, i'll have more in the next hour. police have released new images of the manchester arena bomber, saying they now fully understand the movements of salman abedi almost hour by hour in the weeks leading up to the attack. detectives say he was in and out of the country, and that they understand how he obtained the chemicals and equipment used in the bomb. they're also now sure he made the bomb alone. here's our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford. it was in this white nissan micra that police believe the manchester bomba stored his bomb—making materials in plastic barrels. salman

hundreds of muslim girls in sri lanka are forcibly married every year, with reports that some are wed their community doesn't have to respect 18 as the legal age of marriage. we've spoken to one girl who underwent this traumatic experience, we're protecting her identity, and a warning, you may find her story distressing. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: it's world refugee day. we take a look at the figures of those who have been displayed around the globe. also on the programme: and a new look for the home of irish art. the national gallery reopens after a stunning refurbishment. there was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts were examining a suspect van when there was a huge explosion. the south african parliament has destroyed the foundation of apartheid by abolishing the population registration act, which for a0 years forcibly classified each citizen according to race. germany's parliament, the bundestag, has voted by a narrow majority to move the seat of government from bonn to berlin

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the last semifinal place will be decided when sri lanka meet pakistan tomorrow. news that leave campaign big hitter michael gove is back in government, as environment secretary. the metro takes george osborne's description of the prime minister as a ‘dead woman walking' for its headline but the express focuses on borisjohnson‘s plea to the party to get behind theresa may over fears of damaging tory infighting. the telegraph says michael gove was drafted in to protect theresa may from any potential leadership challenges — and it's her way of showing she can work with her critics. the times claims the promotion of remainer damien green to first secretary of state is a sign her position on brexit is softening. the guardian says the prime minister plans to win back support from her party by adopting a more collegiate style of leadership, while the daily mail says she'll go even further, throwing out whole chunks of the manifesto in a bid to keep senior ministers on side. in france, president macron is hoping to tighten his grip on power in the country's parliamentary

today the men's families, some of who escaped the civil war in sri lanka, came to their inquest hopingping to learn that at least there will be more safe... secure and safe, you know, lifeguards and how do you say the beach has been protected. that's our only thought. this is what we want. what have the last ten months been like for you and your family? tragic. tragic is the word because it's been helpless. nitharsan ravi was one of the five men to drown. the others were kobi saththiyanathan, his brother kenugen, inthushan sriska ntharasa, and guru srithavarajah. the inquest heard they were all fit and all of them could swim, but one month earlier mohit dupar and gustavo silva da cruz also drowned on the same beach. the fact that seven men drowned here in the space of one month has made this double inquest notjust about personal tragedy but also about beach safety. the coroner in this case said today that he wanted to make sure that it never happened again. at the time of both incidents, there were no permanent lifeguards on the beach. this summer, there are. the families of the men wh

pakistan will face england in the champions trophy semifinals after a thrilling three—wicket win over sri lankan cardiff. good evening. the prime minister has told conservative mps that she will serve them as party leader for as long as they want her. four days after the election — which resulted in a hung parliament — mrs may told her fellow conservatives that she was the person who'd got them into this mess and she was the one who'd get them out of it. earlier in the day, downing street confirmed that the queen's speech — setting out the government's legislative plans — could be delayed. it's meant to take place in a week's time. labour said it was further evidence that the government was in chaos, as our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. the band plays on, in theresa may's backyard. strangely, business as usual at the back gates. at the front tonight, even after her personal disaster of the election, the prime minister seemed relieved enough to chat to the cat. after she had fessed up her mistakes to mp5. theresa may said that she got us into this situation and she's the lady who's

sportsday on bbc news — can pakistan recover from a stuttering start to their run chase, to beat sri lankaf cambridge has been meeting victims of the london bridge terror attack who are recovering at king's college hospital. she's also met some of the doctors and nurses who treated those who were hurt in the attack, which saw three islamist militants crash a van into crowds on london bridge, before attacking people with knives around nearby borough market. here's our royal correspondent, peter hunt. a senior royal and those who responded to the aftermath of the attack. nine days on, several patients continue to be cared for here. it's everyone, isn't it, the team that's involved. well done to you. thank you. the first of the injured arrived in the back of a police van. king's college hospital is sadly well used to treating stab victims, normally they're young men. the amount of female patients that were involved, which i think was quite traumatic for the staff, and for everybody involved. alos, patients were very distressed, and the people that brought them in, as well, it was alljust unfo

champions india are on their way to posting a big total in their champions trophy match against sri lanka and the openers made a strong start. shikwar darwan has passed his century and is still at the crease and rohit sharma backed him up with a 78 before he was caught. the middle order has struggled a little more to make an impact, but with 9 overs left to bat, india have reached 234 with wickets still in hand. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour so the polls are open and voting is under way across the uk, with 650 seats in the house of commons up for grabs. christian fraser has been looking at some of the numbers. it's a numbers game, a general election and there are some big numbers for us to consider this time around. here's the biggest of them all — 46.9 million people eligible to vote. a million more people on the register. there's been a surge in fact in places around the country, up to 10%, particularly in student areas. turnout last time around, slightly down on 2010 — 66.4%. but that's by no means the lowest. you have to go all the way back to 1918, to the

sri lanka. small place. this, within 20 miles of sea lanes that carry over two-thirds of the world's oil shipments and half the world's container cargo. china's a big player there. just ended a 26-year conflict. democratic progress is in our interest to have a democracy that close to the world's shipping lanes. china's a competitor. and unfortunately, we're reducing our assistance to sri lanka. as china is going all in. not a wise move. now, this is to you, mr. secretary. i think you ran one of the best businesses in the world. you're a really smart guy. but here's what's on your plate. that i could think of. isis. you're going to beat them momentarily, but if you don't have a plan for the day after, we're going to lose again. what do you do with raqqah? what do you do with anbar province? how do you hold it? so defeating isis permanently has to have a hold and bill strategy. that's where usaid and all your really smart people come into play. qatar. if you read the op-ed today from the uae ambassador, things

pakistan booked their place in the last four after a nervy win in their final group match against sri lankaacks. think of the great all black players. the best has to be dan carter. he had an interview this morning in the telegraph. he is getting more optimistic about the lions saying they are over the jetlag. it is looking good. dan carter basically says, they are not. he is a lovely man. he is not being too provocative. he is saying they are not skilled enough and don't have the edge. they are overaggressive. he believes the all blacks are just too strong for the side of the lions. it is so important. thank you. will you hang around for the papers? i have won more. keep watching, newcastle fans. over 200 private gardens in london will be opened up to the public this weekend — and this morning carol is at one of them. and at the beer garden. —— bee. you are encouraged to have a look at them. they are private gardens, allotments, roof terraces and all of that. our cameraman paul is already in his bee suit. the forecast today is one of patchy rain, mostly in the north and we have an north, s

defending champions india have made a great start in the match against sri lanka in the champions cupt time ever, more electricity in the uk has been generated by renewables and nuclear power, rather than by a combination of coal and gas. the national grid says that at lunchtime yesterday, more than half of the country's electricity supply came from sources like solar and wind power. ditch—macro with me isjennifer webber, director of renewables in the uk. it just webber, director of renewables in the uk. itjust nudged over the half mark, supplied by renewable energy. a landmark moment. very much so and one for us all to celebrate. using our natural renewable resources, we're not using imported fossil fuels and it is also a cleaner way of reducing the power we need to power our computers and lights etc. is it is reliable and as constant a way of supplying us with our power needs? we can't have windy and sunny weather every day. we cannot but the efficiency levels of our wind turbines are getting higher and higher. as new developments are made. also, there is a lot of development happen