earlier batsmen to take the game away from sri lanka. in front of anti—stadiums for a lot of reasons. but today come in front of my home crowd, in terms of being the oval, my first time seeing the new stand and stuff like that was really special you get the extra bit of buzz. it's one of my favourite grounds in the world, and today was really special. i thought it was a great week and a great game a great batch of fans. norway's karsten warholm set a new world record in the a00m hurdles at the diamond league meeting in oslo tonight. in front of a partizan home crowd, 25—year—old warholm clocked a6.70 seconds to beat the previous best of a6.78 seconds, set by american kevin young back in 1992. the crowd of 5,000 in the bislett stadium were on their feet as the two—time reigning world champion lay down a marker for this year's tokyo olympics. in the women's 100m, all eyes were on the second—fastest british woman in history, daryl neeta, who went up against mareejose taloo of the ivory coast. but it was the african who won out in a season—b

sri lanka's performance was summed up in the final wicket.batsmen at the same end to finish their series with an incredible run out. before england could even get their innings started, the heavens openend and the match was abandoned. let's turn to tennis now, where wimbledon is preparing for manic monday, where it'll be busier than expected after the all england club announced there will be 100 per cent capacity at the tournament next week. centre court will host almost 15,000 and court one will hold more than 12,300 for the quarter—finals, semi—finals and finals. it's part of the government's events research programme and it'll be the first time outdoor sporting stadiums will be full in the uk since the pandemic began. 18—year—old emma radacanu will headline monday's fourth round action on the show courts as she takes on australia's ajla tomljanovic on court one. she is the youngest british woman to reach the wimbledon last 16 in the open era. it's been another unpredictable day at the tour de france. the 25—year—old australian ben o'connor

. >> news from sri lanka, a family has tightened its grip on power by appointing one of its members asinister. a dual u.s.-sri lankan citizen is said to be the brains behind the domination in politics. >> the return to power is very much a family affair. he was sworn in as finance minister by his older brother, the president. his predecessor and another brother, the former president and current prime minister, looked on. >> because of covid-19, the economy of all countries, including sri lanka, has changed. we have to face it. i think the president is very keen to open the country back and get the country moving economically and in every way. >> analysts say that will not be easy. sri lanka's foreign reserves are dangerously low. massive debt repayments are due and income levels have fallen during the pandemic. the government has dismissed criticism regarding the printing of aliens of rupees -- billions of rupees to meet its commitment. the family tally in parliament is six. the strengthening of dynastic politics with the latest appointment is a concern to many. >> there is no getting

sri lanka currently 24—1 in the sixth over. sri lanka currently 24—1 in the sixth over.do went two balls later. david will he has picked up a wicket in the last couple of minutes as well. 24—1 sri lanka as they bid to avoid a series defeat. 24—1 sri lanka as they bid to avoid a series defeat. the british and irish lions have named an all new starting 15 for their opening tour match injohannesburg this weekend. scotland full—back stuart hogg will captain the team with tour skipper conor murray not included. coach warren gatland says he's sure hogg will lead the side by example. louis rees—zammit, chris harris and jonny hill are all set to make their lions debuts against the emirates lions. that's all the sport for now. don't forget, you can follow the cricket and tennis on the website and app, and the sixth stage of the tour de france shortly, too. bbc.co.uk/sport — more from me throughout the afternoon. thank you very much indeed. the prime minister borisjohnson said he sees double vaccination as the �*key to freedom' when asked about foreign travel and the easing of cov

earlier batsmen to take the game away from sri lanka.favourite grounds in the world, and today it was really special. i thought it was a great wicket, a great game, a great crowd and a great batch of fans. norway's karsten warholm set a new world record in the 400m hurdles at the diamond league meeting in oslo tonight. in front of a partizan home crowd, 25—year—old warholm clocked 46.70 seconds to beat the previous best of 46.78 seconds, set by american kevin young back in 1992. the crowd of 5,000 in the bislett stadium were on their feet as the two—time reigning world champion lay down a marker for this year's tokyo olympics. in the women's 100m, all eyes were on the second—fastest british woman in history, daryl neeta, who went up against mareejose taloo of the ivory coast. but it was the african who won out in a season—best 10.91 seconds, while neeta came home second in 11.06. finally, the rugby league world cup later this year is still scheduled to go ahead with talks ongoing due to concerns over quarantining. while in the super leag

the sea watches up new cadavers onto the west coast of sri lanka, to sean copy ru finger heads, the save the sea turtles project. he and his helpers work almost around the clock. still their help comes too late for most sea animals. it is very disappointing. and i was really sad to see these cars are coming, regular busy. almost every day we are getting calls like this. within like a few 100 meters. there is a case to be made that there is a link between the dead animals and a ship disaster that occurred in mid may just a few miles off the coast to sri lanka. the sunken cargo ship express pearl carried tons of plastic, particles corrosive nitric acid and heavy oil. but the government says there is no proof of a connection between the dead sea animals and the ship may call up. we have to investigate whether the sunken ship has anything to do with the dead sea turtles and other fish cadavers. it could also be the result of a natural phenomenon or human activity. we will work together with experts to research this cup. every single disagrees. he believes that the ship catastrophe one of the

would you say there is a role here for other nations to provide assistance perhaps, to sri lanka? oh yes. as i said, that's not a situation lend. if we had small, incidental thought people would be in the diamond about a year ago. but given the feel of this, i definitely do think that you need a lot of support. i don't be offering for example, you know, well, i know i've it up, they will leave it there for that. i mean, but thank you so much for joining us today. thank you so much for cutting out some updates on the corona. what has been demick across asia? russia has offered effect, seems to not korea once again. i'm going to report that harsh lockdown is needing to extreme hunger. john gang has so far, refused offers of aid from a number of countries. indonesia saw more than a 1000 deaths in a 24 hour period as the country grappled with a severe oxygen shortage and bundle. there is also no on oxygen supplies, while reporting its highest one decades total. since the pandemic, again, well over 11000 infections the spiking cases in bite of issues being blamed on the delta barrier 1

he believes that the ship catastrophe one of the greatest environmental disasters ever to hit sri lanka, is responsible for the death of many animals in the past. many dead animals were washed on shore during the summer months, but never as many as this year. oh, now we out maybe 5 times more than that number. usually we will get about, you know, 3040 maximum for you. watched up in our course along the sense i didn't call mark. so probably i received more than 200 and calculate single believes this number is still rising. he expects the catastrophe to have massive long term effects. in future you will see more any, mostly because there are no system got in fact, i know so effect, but i know that you system got effected. and in addition, with the time, more convenient as we add more can because into the water cap routing once answers and proposed solutions from politicians and for the government to deal with the effects of this ongoing catastrophe. now, spaniards, some of your biggest consumers of meat. now a spanish government minister, calling on people to eat less of it for the good o

would you say there is a role here for other nations to provide assistance perhaps to sri lanka? oh yes. as i said, not a situation lend. if ever we had a small incident, i thought people would be in the diamond about a year ago. but do you run the scale of this? i definitely do think that we need a lot of support. i don't have offering for example, you know, i don't have enough time to leave it there for that. i mean, but thank you so much for joining us today. thank you so much for cutting out some updates on the corona. what has been demick across asia? russia has offered respect, seems to not korea once again. i'm a report that harsh lockdown is leading to extreme hunger. john gang has so far, refused offers of aid from a number of countries. indonesia saw more than a 1000 deaths in a 24 hour period as a country grappled with a severe oxygen shortage and bundle. there is also no on oxygen supplies, while reporting its highest one decades total. since the pandemic began, well over 11000 infections, the spike in cases in binary issues being blamed on the delta barrier and 1st i

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g b t q policies, sri lanka, facing it was ever marine disaster. in the past 5 weeks, more than 200 seats households and other marine animals have washed ashore. it comes after a ship carrying talk, the chemicals and topic pallets caught fire and sank off the west coast. the government is still investigating the cause of the death, but to the se authorities must do more to prevent and even greater catastrophe. once again, a dead whale is stranded on patent or a beach every day. the sea washes up new cadavers onto the west coast of 3 lanka to sean copyright finger heads the saved the sea turtles project. he and his helpers work almost around the clock. still there help comes to late for most sea animals. it is very disappointing. and there was a really sad to see these cars are coming regular busy. almost every day we are getting calls like this. within like a few 100 meters. there is a case to be made that there is a link between the dead animals and a ship disaster that occurred in mid may just a few miles off the coast to 3 longer to sunken cargo

reserves are heading to just 6 weeks of input by the year end, which will be a critical phase for sri lanka, one and only so large a 0 that a 3 pronged approach is vital, even at this late stage of full analysis of incoming and outgoing reserves, a proper estimate of how long she lanka can manage with the reserves and the plan to make sure the country can feed that problem we have today begins by the loss of confidence and trust of international financial markets of sri lanka, i be digital, repay which is why we can't refinance the money, be settling by borrowing a little more, which is what we did in the past. the government is dismiss concerns about the state of the economy, saying it's got things under control and he's working according to a plan that has the national interest at heart policy that we have adopted is that we don't want to add to the debt. that's why we're looking at non data influence, and we have c, d. c attempted to increase. we have ensured that the residences can be continued. and then certain imports are reduced, asked if the government would go to the international

he believes that the ship catastrophe one of the greatest environmental disasters ever to hit sri lanka, is responsible for the death of many animals in the past. many dead animals were washed on shore during the summer months, but never as many as this year. oh, now we out maybe 5 times more than that number. usually we will get about, you know, 3040 maximum for you. watched up in our facility as along the way since i didn't call mark. so fabi i received more than $200.00 and capital rou. single believes this number is still rising. he expects the catastrophe to have massive long term effects in future, you will see more any, mostly com because there are no system got in fact, i know. so if i know that you system got infected and in addition with the time more convenient as we add more chemicals into the water can approve a single once answers and proposed solutions from politicians and for the government to deal with the effects of this ongoing catastrophe. and for me on this disaster, i'm joined now by environmentalists, anoka bethany and ok. welcome. do we know the full extent of th

roughly the size of a sofa cushion, it was unearthed by workers digging in the backyard of a home in sri lankawned by a gem trader, coincidentally. >> it is worth as much as $100 million. >> you dig and you will find a cluster of grass. >>> next to a zero gravity -- to zero gravity coming to new york city. >> they are bringing their cpanyl 90-minute roller coaste flight that recreates the weightless ps of space by basically just doing a nose dive in the air. >> it's like a discount version of what bezos was on last week. >> correct. discount if you call $75,000 a discount. >>> next to the sweetest and potentially messiest new tiktok trend. >> to tell us more about it will gantz is here now. >> that's right, you guys. cake flipping. cake flipping just as stressful as it sounds. this video you are about to see going viral with 20 million views and counting. the idea seemed to crazy that mona, andrew and i we just had to try it. >> oh. that was nice. >> oh, my. >> one-handed. oh. >> all right. not bad. >> okay. >> it's still in one piece. >> representing america. oh! >> mona is the big winner, bu

five wickets as england were set 2112 to win against sri lanka against the oval —— at the oval.ed the decision by tokyo olympic organisers to allow athletes to bring their children to breast—feed. the decision came too late for her to change her plans with her five—month—old late for her to change her plans with herfive—month—old daughter with her five—month—old daughter taking with herfive—month—old daughter taking in the uk as she competes. and scotland captain stuart hogg will lead out a new look british and irish lions side, for their tour opener againstjohannesburg side, emirates lions on saturday. the match is the first of eight in south africa, finishing with three tests against the world champions. what a story at the tour de france today. mark cavendish continues to defy expectations. the manxman was only called up to race the tour five days before it started. on tuesday, he achieved his first win there in five years, and today, he did it again — in chateauroux, the same place where he won his first tour stage back in 2008. drew savage reports. whatever happened today,

after 41 overs sri lanka were bowled out for 166 after winning the toss and electing to bat.already have an unassailable 2—0 lead in the series. the all england club has announced that there will be 100 % full capacity at wimbledon next week. centre court will have crowds of almost 15, 000, crowds of almost 15,000, while court one will hold more than 12,300 for the quarterfinals, semi—finals and finals. the tournament is part of the government�*s events research programme and operated at 50 % capacity last week. it�*ll be the first time outdoor sporting stadiums will be full in the uk since the pandemic began. 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 the austrian grand prix is also taking place. lewis hamilton is currently in fourth place. at least 45 people have died after a military plane crashed in southern philippines. the aircraft with more than 90 people on board crashed as it tried to land on the island ofjolo. david campa nale reports. a large ball of black smoke was seen above the wreckage

the weather in bristol scuppers england's chances of a third one day international victory against sri lankae to the programme. we start with formula one, where current world champion lewis hamilton is trailing in the wake of this man. max verstappen has won his third grand prix in a row

he believes that the ship catastrophe one of the greatest environmental disasters ever to hit sri lanka, is responsible for the death of many animals in the past. many dead animals were washed on shore during the summer months, but never as many as this year. oh, now we out maybe 5 times more than that number. usually we will get about, you know, 3040 maximum for you. watched up, also lady as along the sense then called mark thought fabia received more than 200 and calculate single believes this number is still rising. he expects the catastrophe to have massive long term effects. in future, you will see more any most who come because there are no system got infected. i know. so if i know that you system got effected, and in addition with the time more containers with more can because into the water cap routing once answers and proposed solutions from politicians and for the government to deal with the effects of this ongoing catastrophe. the race for space is heating up as more nation seek to send astronauts into orbits. most of his bands are men. let the united arab emirates new commen

a few moments ago sri lanka were 120—7 after 29 overs.o --121-7. now to formula 1. the austrian grand prix gets under way in around 45 minutes' time, and lewis hamilton will have to throw everything at max verstappen to stop him from winning the formula one championship. for the second week in a row, the dutchman claimed pole position at the red bull ring. he was almost beaten by britain's lando norris, who was just five hundredths of a second slower. hamilton could only manage fourth on the grid, and currently lies 18 points behind verstappen in the drivers�* standings. i don't have an answer for it. we just weren't any quicker, we put in the time and worked so hard to improve the car but this is our underlying pace. i don't know if they have improved the car again this weekend. i have no idea but we haven't. wejust this weekend. i have no idea but we haven't. we just have to keep working. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories, plus keep track of stage nine of the tour de france on the bbc sport website. th

dhananjiya da silva fired back with 91 as sri lanka recovered to post a respectable total. going to 30—2 needing 12 from 56 balls. and don't forget the fourth meet of 1a to be held in the diamond league this year is underway in oslo. full coverage on the bbc iplayer and bbc sport. in the 100 metres for women all eyes on the second fattest british moment in history who went up against the ivory coast but the african one out in a season best 10.91 seconds. and let's not forget the tour de france, where mark cavendish made it a 32nd career stage win earlier today to put him just two wins behind the all—time record held by the great belgian eddie merx. more on that and everything else on the bbc sport website or via the bbc sport app. but i think you are pretty decent cyclist yourself, i would say. anchor: nice of you to say but i don't think i would need somebody with a board up for me to fall off my bike. it happens rather too often. thank you very much. i think. president biden has arrived in miami to meet the families of those who have died or are missing in the collapse of

white house says the united states is flipping more than 1.5 million doses of the moderna vaccine to sri lankathey should arrive on friday. the shots are being sent through the global vaccine initiative for low and middle income nations. italy is banning large cruise ships from venice to protect the site from over there is. the culture minister says the band will take effect on august 1. environmentalists and cultural heritage concerns have battled for decades with business interests since the cruise entry -- industry is a major source of revenue for the city. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. romaine: welcome back to "what'd you miss." there was angst in the markets after yesterday's cpi inflation report. today folks got another look at cpi numbers and we got to hear from mr. inflation himself. joe: exactly right, chairman jerome powell. the message he tried to express was we have a long way to go until we are back to full employment. while inflatio

david willey grabbed four himself leaving sri lanka in a state of disarray.ill have more on that in sportsday at 6.30. the japanese car—maker, nissan has announced a major expansion of electric vehicle production at its car plant in sunderland. the development will see the creation of more than 1,5000 jobs at the site and several thousand more in the supply chain. borisjohnson says the expansion is a "major vote of confidence in the uk and our highly skilled workers in the north east". our business reporter sarah corker has been on the production line in sunderland. it believes it will for enough to power 100,000 vehicles. it hopes to be operational by 2024 when the level of uk made components is required to start increasing in line with the terms of the uk's trade deal with the eu, development has already received billions of pounds worth of funding with the government thought to have contributed tens of millions towards the cost. borisjohnson says the expansion is a "major vote of confidence in the uk and our highly skilled workers in the north east". our b

introduce, it is very similar to australia, so in australia, we have seen the government, such as sri lankae australian government. i mean, in this context, if you look at it again, the refugees and asylum seekers become victims, you know, and they punish the refugees, so i think thatis punish the refugees, so i think that is very important that we look at this, that, in the end, that people who are punished are asylum seekers and refugees so of course that's why i'm very concerned. so of course that's why i'm ve concerned. , ., ., , very concerned. understandable. behrouz boochani, _ very concerned. understandable. behrouz boochani, thank- very concerned. understandable. behrouz boochani, thank you - behrouz boochani, thank you very much forjoining us. in the united states, doses of the covid vaccines have now dropped to around one million a day — down from a high of over three million dailyjabs back in april it means a key target of vaccinating 70% of american adults with a least one dose byjuly fourth was missed. president biden has appealed for unvaccinated americans to get the covid ja

w. news, asia, sri lanka, marine disaster, while hundreds of dead animals are washing up on his shores and how many in india survive, covey 19, but recovery remains a long way on all that. i love more with spanish g d, w, news, asia in just a moment. don't we'll leave you with scenes of england found celebrating their teams victory over deadlock. gab opens in berlin as watching the news. the news, [000:00:00;00] the news news. the news, the news. ah, the little guys, this is the 77 percent the flat bomb africa due to the issues and share ideas. you know, we are not afraid to capture and delicate africa. population is ruling and young people clearly have the solutions. the future belongs to the 77 percent. now every weekend on the w. how does a virus spread? why do we panic? and when will all this 3 of the topics that we've covered in a weekly radio. if you would like me for information on the cronum virus or any other final topic, you should really check out our podcast. you can get it wherever you get your podcasts. you can also find those w dot com slash science. ah, i think everythi

he believes that the ship catastrophe one of the greatest environmental disasters ever to hit sri lanka, is responsible for the death of many animals in the past. many dead animals were washed on shore during the summer months, but never as many as this year. oh, now we maybe 5 times more than that number. usually we will get about, you know, 3040 maximum for you. watched up in our facility as along the center then called mark. so 5 year received more than 200 and capital re finger believes this number is still rising. he expects the catastrophe to have massive long term effects. in future you will see more anymore because there are no system got impacted. i know so effect, but i know that you've used system got evicted and 97 with the time more convenient as we add more can because into the water cap routing once answers and proposed solutions from politicians and for the government to deal with the effects of this ongoing catastrophe. how can an artist react to the death of a close friend? american painter julian snob produced a series of large stock objects after a long time, friends

the can men, he's a sports psychologist and he joins us from goal in southern sri lanka. tell us how important is it to be having these kinds of discussions around mental health essential. it should have been going on 4050 years ago. shame is taking so long to get to this place, but regardless, it's so important if you are the average international athletes. what is the biggest contribute to wherever they went? all they lose by always by mental they say the physical preparation is important, but largely there are any maintaining the level and what really matters is how this is on the di and for days leading up to the event. and it's just so important. and yet we don't put enough effort into the training of it, but things are changing. now from your experience, what is the best way for athletes to deal with mental health issues? all about a question that you need to take it just as seriously as the fist, trying to check the training but tactics. training if, if most internet so athletes will tell you that winning the guy and winning the competition is way more than 50 perc

we could be more flooding down in the south, particularly in sri lanka, within flooding across the central province. they could be more of that as the rains continue over the next few days, and it could be flooding as well. in china, we've seen flooding as such. one province, the rains are continuing to fall and cross the south west. you can see those there and no storms, and she was rumbling up into the ne, beijing's expecting to see a lot of the wet weather as we go into friday. not only here, but coastal areas of he bay province and the korean peninsula as likely to see some of that weather weather. over the weekend, vatcher update. the who's joined the debate. you do not have vaccines reaching those who are most of the needs and amplify your voice. it allows a diverse community and how an array of different story know topic it off the table . it's such a tough ethical debate where there is obvious discrimination and systematic discrimination of play. people are thursdays for new, wasted, the stream where a global audience becomes a global community on al jazeera. oh, the me. this is al

england's cricketers can complete a clean sweep of victories over sri lanka on sunday, after taking anse, england were never troubled. captain eoin morgan built on the good foundation laid by the opening batsmen, guiding his side to victory by eight wickets, with seven overs to spare. they've already won the t20 series 3—0. a busy day and evening ahead on bbc one and bbc two with tennis and the semifinal between belgium and italy. that's all the sport for now. we can go back to our top story, the pretty narrow labour victory in batley and spend, just over 300 votes. lewis goodall is here with more analysis of the result. labour has ulled more analysis of the result. labour has pulled off _ more analysis of the result. labour has pulled off what _ more analysis of the result. labour has pulled off what a _ more analysis of the result. labour has pulled off what a few _ more analysis of the result. labour has pulled off what a few days - more analysis of the result. labour has pulled off what a few days ago | has pulled off what a few days ago many pundits said was a lost cause entirely.

heavily in terror. la and southern areas, we have got a landslide alert out for the south west of sri lanka where those storms are expected to be pretty heavy. as we move into thursday those storms do pick up more sensually across the east coast of india and in the north east, we've got amber warnings out for a number of states here. now paul is going to keep seeing that whether we could see more land slides and floods to send the story for baton, bangladesh and me and mom. and as we move over to east asia, it's a similar story for japan. it's just being inundated with rain over the next few days we could see more devastating land slides where that torrential rain continues to fall. and as we follow the system back, it's not just the korean peninsula. it's also shanghai that's going to see the wet weather with storms and showers on schedule. the when a war crime is committed, who is coming to the, i'll just follows that garzon human rights investigator on his unprecedented journey to the french high court. i says it every place to make sure that that's going to bring that's context taking o

territories of jamel and kashmir. counting, the cost is coming up next, looking at the economy in sri lanka, stay with us after a one year delay the tokyo olympics. finally, despite growing opposition and spiraling costs, thousands of athletes are competing in empty stadiums. amid the corona virus and demick algae. here it will be inside the olympic bubble bringing you the latest from again, right? no other. ah, hello, i'm sammy's a than this is counting the cost on al jazeera. you're look at the world of business and economics this week, trying to avoid the debt defaults, but it's fast running out of money to pay for import. will china and india continue to bailout colombo? lebanon has a new prime minister, designate the 3rd, since the government resigned a year ago, can form a cabinet and thought the economic rock. what's driving up food prices in bangladesh. and it's not only the poorest been hit hard. the middle classes are suffering in silence. ah, despite avoiding that default for now should anchors finances are in a precarious state, was for lankin, president has appointed his brothe

rain has delayed play in bristol as england prepare to reply to sri lanka's total of 166 in their thirdting performance from the visitors who were bowled out for 166 after 41 overs. england's bowlers made hay with chris woakes, david willey, tom curran and adil rashid taking wickets. england already have an unassailable 2—0 lead in the series. england have beaten the usa 43—29 at twickenham in front of a crowd of 10,000 fans. with so many players on lions duty, it left room for eight debutants. three of them managed to get a try; marcus smith, jamie blamire and this one from man—of—the—match harry randall. next up for england is canada at twickenham on saturday. england manager gareth southgate says england in a semi—final will be great for the moral of the country. it comes after 20.9 million people watched on television as england beat ukraine 4—0 last night, putting england's men through to a first european championship semi—final since 1996. 0lly foster is at england's training base for us. southgate said he switched his attention to denmark as soon as the final whistle was blown. w

another member of the roger packs of family has been sworn into sri lanka, parliament, battle roger, pac says now the finance minister, his brothers are prime minister and president on his nephew is also in the cabinet . and the un security council is set to discuss the as brand renaissance dam later on thursday, the project strange times with the egypt. and for them they fail great to reduce their access to their main supply of fresh water from the river nile. those are the headlines. the news continues here now to 0 after people and power. thank you and thanks so much bye. on the 10th anniversary, we look at the situation in the will young get country off the civil war, and the displacement to 1000000 have a you have a listen. government. secure stability for the violence of the past fell into the oil rich nathan, south sudan, 10 years better coverage on al jazeera me since early 2020. the world has been in the grip of a panoramic that has cost millions of lives and affected billions more of us through economic contraction and restrictions on our movements. much of his story is wel

india beat sri lanka by seven wickets to win the first one—day international in colombo. chase. and bangladesh won their series with zimbabwe 2—0 with a game to spare. shakib al hasan top scored on 96 — while bowler shoriful islam took four zimbabwe wickets. that�*s all the sport for now. with the travel rules changing tomorrow for people returning from some major holiday destinations, there�*s been a scramble to rearrange plans to return home. travellers arriving from france, which is on the amber list, will need to quarantine for ten days regardless of their vaccination status. and the previously green list islands of mallorca, menorca and ibiza, will now move on to the amber list it means compulsory quarantine for adults who are not double jabbed. our europe correspondent nick beake is on ibiza to assess the impact on holiday makers there. it was fun while it lasted. their stay on party island is ending sooner than expected, a final drink before heading back to the uk to beat the latest quarantine rule change. we have to pay for the extra flight, miss two days holidayj

so you said the 1st 2 key to a building international investor confidence in sri lanka, and this will impact on the phone to me and how it goes into the future. we know for them to say thank you very much. i japan supers outside. if i know me a sock has been eliminated from the tokyo olympics, the thought was knocked out in the 3rd round of the tennis tournament against the form of friendship open. finally spar keeta, laundry gun drew server of the czech republic now and the richardson joins us live from a toe care. andy, this is a big blow, not just for tennis because she's kind of the face of tennis. right? yeah. and also the, the face of these games of seattle lighting, the olympic culture at the opening ceremony. one of the real global superstars of japanese for she, she transcends tennis to a great extent. a fairy tales always go the way you will than cigarettes. limpy games you have taken the last couple of months off. she missed the french open, and wimbledon talks about the mental and physical demands of being constantly in the spotlight and on, on the tennis treadmill. so to

be heavier along the western coast of india, and we're expecting storms across the south, west of sri lanka sponsored power cut on airways. can an image represent a truth or merely mimic the perception of the beholder behind the camera? preconceptions, one sided imagery, reclaiming narrative, and the trauma of colonialist ation, and it lingering legacy, delicately addressed as a weapon to make a scene in the democratic republic of congo. film and not a witness documentary on out to me, the the algebra reminder of our top story, this our emergency pains in thailand, a bad thing to contain a fire at a factory near bank hawks airport, caused by a large explosion at least one person of consent had been killed to be injured. search teams trying to find the slides record is from a philippine military transport planes that crashed, killing 52 soldiers on board. c, 130 over shot the runway while trying to land on her. no island, new prime minister, be off. net is defending the decision to fight the rebels in the northern region. been answering questions and parliament described to ride for a danger

problem we have today begins by the loss of confidence and trust of international financial markets of sri lanka, i be digital repay, which is why the contra refinance the money be settling by borrowing a little more, which is what we did in the past. the government is dismissed concerns about the state of the economy, saying it's got things under control and he's working according to a plan that has the national interest at heart policy that we have adopted is that we don't want to add to the debt. that's why we're looking at non data inflows, and we have cdc attempted to increase. we have ensured that the remonstrances can be continued and then certain imports are reduced, asked if the government would go to the international monetary fund for bailout cub said no. emily said the government is like an ostrich with its head in the ignoring the di konami's position lanka has fallen into this issue makers. he said they have things under control. millions of london are desperately hoping that's true. fernandez, just 0, colombo plus floods instead of displace more than 2000 people. hundreds of homes

england's cricketers won their one day international series against sri lanka 2—0 after the third matchn arrived during the change of innings and no further play was possible. in rugby union, england ran in seven tries to beat the usa by 43 points to 29 at twickenham. harlequins fly—half marcus smith was one of eight players handed a first test start by eddiejones — and he crossed the line late on to help seal the win. emma radacanu, the 18—year—old british wildcard, will headline court 0ne tomorrow when she looks to continue her dream run at wimbledon. she's ranked 338 in the world, and if she wins she could face the world number one in the last eight. laura scott reports. cheering long—term goals... my dream is to win wimbledon. emma raducanu is hardly the only tennis mad teenager without ambition. the difference is she has already made her mark on sw19 in remarkable style. promoted from court 18, to the show courts, she has now been hailed the new star of british tennis, after making it to the fourth round, all without losing a set or her cool. cheering after the covid situation, i t

while england's men take on sri lanka at the oval in the second match of their one day international starring after collecting his 150th odi cap reigning tour de france champion tadej pogacar is now just eight seconds off the lead heading into stage six in the coming hours. the 22—year—old slovenian was 19 seconds quicker than the next best as he posted an extremely fast time in wednesday's time trial while dutch rider matthieu van der poel is still in the race leaders yellow jersey in the nba, giannis antetoukmpo is unlikely to feature for the milwaukee bucks when they face the atlanta hawks in wisconsin later. the 26—year—old injured his left knee in tuesday's loss, hyperextending it when landing, as the hawks levelled the best of seven eastern conference finals series at two games all. the british princes william and harry will come together later today to unveil a statue of their mother princess diana on what would have been her 60th birthday. it would be the first time that the brothers have seen each other since the funeral of the grandfather the duke of edinburgh. it was a fav

i do yoga while eating -- topic number three a little girl in sri lanka got the scare of her life whenr front door to find a nine-foot crocodile sitting on her doorstep and even worse right next to her was a big stack of chinese restaurant take-out menus. let's take a look. oh my god a so big or the good news is he scared away all the jehovah's witnesses that didn't actually this was a mistake. the family ordered it. boots and they center the raw materials. wildlife officials rushed to the scene and attempted to tie up the crocodile with ropes and sticks. the crock world over and over again like a republican being called a racist but in the end these brave men brought the crocodile to tears driving him to a nearby national park and that concludes the sri lankan version of to catch a. so mr. crocodile did you have -- topic number four, the chinese communist party is celebrating its 100th anniversary with a procommunist dance gala or as i like to call it dancing with the czars. thousands gathered at the olympic chinese stadium in beijing to perform synchronized dance routines. waiving th

white house says the united states is sending more than 1.5 million doses of the moderna vaccine to sri lanka. they are being sent through covax, the global distributor for low and middle income nations. the biden administration wants to send 18 million doses of a mix of moderna, pfizer, and johnson & johnson in the coming months. global news 24 hours a day on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. haidi: still ahead, the brazilian rocket company. ceo adam gilmore joins us to talk about their latest funding round and the future and space. the talk with china continuing. we get more on the bloomberg scoop next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haidi: breaking news crossing the bloomberg, go cindy buyout, the sydney airport is not in the best interest of shareholders, really interesting, because almost $17 billion u.s. made was the biggest on record in australia and about 42% higher than market value at the time, but we had heard that the cindy -- sydney airport abroad was going to reject the offer o

in the sport: we will bring you up—to—date from england�*s second one—day international against sri lanka afraid ofjamie spears, who became a guardian of her estate after she suffered mental health problems. she argued the arrangement left her traumatised, and forced her to perform against her will. let�*s speak to our arts correspondent, rebecca jones. so effectively her father retains control of her life? effectively, yes, though it is complicated and that is because there are two separate legal requests here. the first dates back to last november when britney spears and her lawyers applied to a court to end her father�*s control over her life and the state. he has been in charge since 2008 and they wanted him replaced with a private wealth management company. that is the request that has just been denied. then we come to the events of last week, that cheerful and explosive testimony from britney spears when she said she had been drugged, forced to perform against her will, that she had been prevented from having children. ijust want my life back, and there she was asking for a complete

but also the philippines and asia, sri lanka, mexico, columbia, brazil. so we can think this is only a problem of africa and we need to really scale up our, our efforts for climate resilience, terms of all of the food chain in terms of protecting and making sure that we don't have a problem back in food when we get these climate extremes. now don't take your morning coffee for granted. climate change means 60 percent of wild coffee species at threats of extinction. warmer temperatures, pests and diseases are all taking their toll. farmers in columbia of searching for take techniques to protect their crops. the inspection of her coffee field has just begun for clara largo is already nervous. are the coffee berries healthy, or has the beetle gotten to them 1st, as it has so often in the past? when it comes to not the climate change is fueling the spread of the coffee board beetle. if you don't carry out consistent inspections, then it gets into the fruit and consumes everything around the village of can shia everything revolves around coffee just as it has

that was not only in africa, some countries like kenya or wanda, but also the philippines and asia, sri lanka, mexico, columbia, brazil. so we can think this is only a problem with africa and we need to really scale our efforts or climate resilience terms of all of the food chain in terms of protecting and making sure that we don't have any problems with accepting food when we get this climate extreme, and then you can cindy haldeman from the food and agriculture organization of the united nation. thank you very much for coming on and explaining this part. thank you. now let's take a quick look at some of the other business stories making headlines. china is tightening its cracked down on tech companies, issuing draft rule is forcing terms to undergo security reviews before listing abroad last week, right? showing up d. d. last $15000000000.00 of market value. shortly after new york p. o and china announced the ban on new use, a sign up so sensitively due to security concerns you had put a proposal for a digital tax on the hold spokespersons that the u. s. has pushed brussels to hold off on t

they are, very much, upset about what happened in myanmar, sri lanka, and many other countries whereomething and fundamentally changing your company to make it better and different, are two different things. >> yeah. so, i just want to say that this is a statement given to our brian stelter from facebook. facebook spokesperson. and it says, there have been 367 books published on facebook. each, claiming novel insight into how we operate. it seems, this one is not only a rehash of history, but relies on anecdotes supplied by mo mostly-unnamed critics. you want -- you want to respond to that, quickly, please? >> sure, as a reporter, i can't help but notice that is two words different from their original statement which was that there were 367 books written about facebook. i think they realized they have to shift that language because that's not true. if you count facebook for dummies, maybe, you get to 367. but really, there's been a handful of books written about facebook and the inner workings of the company and i think they know our book is different because we spoke to those people

that was not only in africa, some countries like kenya or wanda, but also the philippines and asia, sri lanka, mexico, columbia, brazil. so we can think this is only a problem of africa and we need to really scale up our, our efforts, or climate resilience terms of all of the food chain in terms of protecting and making sure that we don't have a problem with accepting food when we get these climate extremes, and then you can get back cindy haldeman from the food and agriculture organization of the united nation. thank you very much for coming on and explaining all this for us. thank you. now let's take a quick look at some of the other business stories making headlines. china is tightening its cracked down on tech companies, issuing draft rule is forcing firms to undergo security reviews before this thing abroad. last week, right, sharing up the last $15000000000.00 of market value. shortly after new york and china announced the ban on new use, a sign up so expensively due to security consent b. you had put a proposal for a digital tax on the hold, a spokesperson that the u. s. has pushed bru

he is 81 not out at the moment, 150-5, sri he is 81 not out at the moment, 150—5, sri lanka, in the 33rd growing up you watch all the different lines dvds and videos and had a dream of representing them one day but to be given the opportunity to captain the side is absolutely amazing. i'm over the moon. —— lions dvds. iam honoured by the opportunity, putting a huge amount of confidence in me to lead the side but it comes easier when you have a lot of experience in the squad. stage six of the tour de france is approaching its conclusion right now. mark cavendish is one of the favourites for the stage win. text commentary is on the website and i'll tell you if he managed it at 4:30pm. nice one, ben, thanks for that. ajudge in los angeles has denied the american pop star britney spears a request to remove herfatherfrom his position as her conservator. the singer's lawyer wanted the court to sackjamie spears from his role as guardian of her estate, leaving her with no control over her life and finances for 13 years. the singer was placed under his guardianship after suffering a series of men

plane that carries seafood and express mail because of travel restrictions other teams including sri lankanning to fly thousands of miles in the wrong direction just to get to japan the opening ceremony, just more than two weeks away. >>> new york city set to hold a ticker tape parade tomorrow honoring the heroes of the paramedics are boycotting the eat vent, according to leaders of two unions groups they are skipping it as a way to pandemic, but there's a problem. some of the city's emts and paramedics are boycotting the eat vent, according to leaders of two unions groups they are skipping it as a way to highlight their push for better pay. the unions are negotiating a new contract with the city right now. the weather's also impacting the parade mayor bill de blasio says due to the extreme heat he's scaling back the size of the parade. the feels-like temperature in the big city topped 100 today. >>> it's being called the largest ransomware attack in history. 700 u.s. companies locked out of their data how russian hackers pulled it off with just one attack and what the white house plans to