stephen smith was in for 144. all the latest tomorrow from edgbaston but that is all for now.single—use plastic bags in england has fallen dramatically since a 5p charge was introduced four years ago. government figures suggest the seven biggest retailers, including asda and sainsbury‘s, sold 90% fewer plastic bags than in 2015. in the last year alone there has been a 47% decrease in single—use bags. that means the average person uses bags. that means the average person uses just ten bags. that means the average person usesjust ten single—use bags. that means the average person uses just ten single—use bags per year compared to 145 years ago. let's talk to catherine conway, campaignerand let's talk to catherine conway, campaigner and founder of on packaged, easier always to consultancy. she advises supermarkets and other businesses on reducing plastic waste. a 90% drop, what is your reaction? campaigners like me expected this to happen. we knew the british public was happy to use the plastic bags they have at home and none of us thought it would bea home and none of us thought

the man who really matters withstood everything, stephen smith, medical check, 0k, australia 3a aheadwilson, bbc news, birmingham. that's it — i'll be back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello there, it was north and east of the uk that fared best of dry and brighter whether or. further west we had more clout with outbreaks of rain thanks to the weather friends on the west of knighton island so it will be rather damn here with some irish seacoast and some days showers will fizzle away from scotland in northern england tonight. ardsley quy northern england tonight. ardsley guy with clear cells and temperature is between 13 and 15 degrees. similarto is between 13 and 15 degrees. similar to how saturday started off, nest fog which will clear away and cloudier across western areas and into the afternoon we will see scattered showers and thunderstorms across parts of scotland and northern england and it will be a one day for many, 2210 may be 26 or 27 across the southeast. net issued a yellow warning and some of these showers will be following a

the man who really matters withstood everything, stephen smith, medical check, 0k, australia 3a aheadmore. joe wilson, bbc news, birmingham. well we can cross tojoe, who's at edgbaston for us. — it's nicely set up for the fourth day. who will be the happier of the two teams today? it is such a good question, it is funny someone asks you about a test match and say who is winning, and you do not really know, the top of the programme just about on top is a fair assessment. they came into resume their endings this morning they had the potential to back themselves into a dominant position and did not take it. ben stokes got out for 50 when he was starting to attack and with a tumble of wickets we thought it might be a lead of 20 or 30 but the fact that they were able to rescue it and gave them a lead, that was significant. also significant they took three wickets before the close of play but one thing to note james anderson came out to bat for a bank did not come out to bat for a bank did not come out and ball. he has to shuffle his resources and job route bold abate today and plenty of ov

how do you solve a problem like stephen smith?retty much unstoppable. he is once again there and stopping england from having any kind of ascendancy in that first test. it'll be an intriguing morning session on day four of the first ashes test at edgbaston with australia leading by 34 runs with three second wickets down. and what england would give for the fourth to be steve smith. 0ur sports correspondent joe wilson has more. edgbaston saturday. dress code optional. but try to be eccentric. some of them made you think "why?", and others, "how?" but even on fancy dress day, it is still about cricket. no ashes without fire and no england without burns. yes, he was back. stretch, refocus, and try to find inspiration again. it took a sharp catch from the australian wicket—keeper to finally get rid of rory burns, but his 133 was an immense personal contribution. who would add to it? batting suddenly seemed baffling. chris woakes attacked. in the context of the match, as england built a lead, this shot seemed almost worth more than six

plus, stephen welcomes jada pinkett smith representative ayanna pressley and musical guests, goo goo dolls featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: woooo! thanks, everybody! welcome! happy tuesday. have a seat, everybody. thank you very much. you're too kind. welcome one and all to "the late show." ( cheers ) every day, i wake up and think, "things can't possibly get any worse." and every day, donald trump says, "hold my filet-o-fish." "i'm going in." today is tuesday. yesterday, monday, the trump administration finalized plans to weaken the endangered species act. ( booing ) for reaction, let's go to the american bald eagle. ( laughter ) ( applause ). >> stephen: you get him. you get him. gaw! gaw! there is one small piece of good news in this story: the rules are not retroactive to past endangered species. so if you're already extinct, nothing to worry about. you're good to go. the administration also announced on monday that, starting in october, poor immigran

plus, stephen welcomes jada pinkett smith representative ayanna pressley

we will be talking about stephen smith in the next few minutes in the papers. —— steve smith.nt is proving much harder. he's winless from his first two premier league matches in charge of chelsea after a 1—1 draw with leicester at stamford bridge. it was the opposite experience for lampard's former england team—mate steven gerrard. his rangers team are unbeaten so far this season and through to the quarter finals of the scottish league cup. and great britain's dina asher—smith looks to be in good form ahead of next month's world athletics championships. she finished second in a highly competitive 200 metres at the birmingham grand prix. lots of looking at concussion and handling of players' welfare in the papers coming up. you would have a nightmare facing a bowl from jofra archer. i think you need to be brave just to even stand there. are you hanging around for papers? because i am! ——of course i am. let's take a look at today's papers. the times leads with our top story this morning — it says the prime minister boris johnson has accused remainer mp's of leaking official docu

the doctor came out, was concerned enough to remove a reluctant stephen smith from the ground, thereng with some symptoms, today, feeling groggy and so on. the decision was made then that he was to withdraw from the team. for the first time ever, a concussion substitute, which has only been allowed this month by the acc, for the first time ever, a concussion sub was instituted —— icc stop he wasn't wearing the net guard, the head guard. should they be mandatory at this point for players?” head guard. should they be mandatory at this point for players? i believe they should. australia is about to make the mandatory, we've made that decision. we have spent the years since the phillip hughes incident testing of materials and were happy that we have the right materials and design. they've gone to the helmet manufacturers and we said we need to incorporate these guards within the standard design of your helmet and one studies done, in the next few months older helmets in australia will have a guard included and standard. i think that really should happen around the world. it always amazes

stephen: that's it for "the late show." tune in tomorrow when my guests will be jada pinkett smith, representative ayanna pressley, and musicalfor james corden. goodnight! ( cheers and applause ) ( theme song playing ) >> stephen: have you seen lord of the rings movies? >> no. >> stephen: we have a date. i hope you've got 12 hours to kill. >> yeah! captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ are you ready y'all to have some fun ♪ feel the love tonight don't you worry 'bout ♪ where it is you come from it'll be all right ♪ it's the late, late show gentlemen, all the way from

stephen: were you a fan? >> huge! and i was a big fan of will smith in fact, like, the moment when i knew life isn't fair is when i was-- i don't know how old, like a tiny kid, and we went to see a taping. it was like, you know, the most exciting thing that had ever happened to me. and we took photographs with a disposable camera, and we got the roll back a week later, and will smith was in the photograph, but just his hands, on the-- on my shoulder and my friend's shoulder. so i swear, like, one day maybe i can take a picture of the top half of him. ( laughter ) >> stephen: and just paste it in a little bit like that. >> and just paste it together. but you know, we take it for granted now, but at that time, will smith, to be able to top- line a studio film like that, as a young black man, to bring his identity to that space is hugely impactful. i don't know that i could've known that i could do what i do unless he did it first, so. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: and crushed it. not just do it, but crushed it. >> and crushed it! like... ( applaus

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smith wrote in part. our hearts are broken for the romero family stephen was taken from us far too young in a senseless horrific act of violence. we ask for privacy for the family, his teachers and our entire rocketship community as we grieve we are currently informing staff and families and have grief counselors available. it has now been more than 72 hours shooting and those who are there are recognizing. >>first responders tonight witnesses saying as tragic as everything turned out gilroy police did save lives club for say are stone is following this part of the story he joins us live from gilroy tonight with details, jr. >>well pam it has been a very difficult few days for everyone here in gilroy. but tonight i talk with a couple who was in the melee, they were at the garlic festival. they heard the gunshots. they were so proud of the police response. >>we're percent their heroes gals is referring to the officers who responded to the shooting at the gilroy garlic festival was just shooting her husband jason referring to the nearby shooter. the couple had a wind booth at the garlic festival and just as the d

smith tonight, thank you. >>> the youngest victim of that mass shooting at the garlic festival was laid to rest today. friends and family of 6-year- old stephen romero attended the memorial service in san jose. he was remembered as a happy and outgoing little kid who loved to dress up as batman and look at comic books. >>> people continued to help those impacted by the gilroy shooting. the el pollo loco is donating all of its proceeds to the three the festival grounds and the owners say they knew right away they wanted to do something to help. >> we actually don't have a personal tie to any of the victims, but it was something that happened in our backyard and we wanted to step up and give back to the families that lost loved were injured as well. >> the restaurant has already raised more than $5,000 before this dinner rush. >>> agents say a friend of the gunman in the dayton, ohio, mass shooting bought and stored the body armor used in the attack but they say it appears he had no idea that his friend was planning a mass shooting. federal prosecutors say this man ethan kollie bought the body armor, a gun accessory and a 100 round drum magazin

stephen, the british establishment in any form haven't presented a credible alternative. you know better than i that many british politicians, from borisjohnson and dominic raab, who's now the foreign secretary, to people like iain duncan smithbout the ways in which electronic technologies can be used away from the border to make sure that the flow of goods and people across the border is unhindered. and they say that there is clear evidence, including the views of people like former chief of the hmrc, her majesty's customs and revenue in the uk, that this can be done, but you don't want to hear that because you insist that a hard border is essentially what london's trying to impose on dublin. no, stephen, that's completely off point. what we've said, and if you look at the withdrawal agreement, alternative arrangements are allowed for. they would come in before any type of a backstop would kick in. however, what we've said, and we've looked through the draft reports, if you actually question the politicians and people you've mentioned, the second and third question, there is no answer, and they can't provide evidence of these technologies in operation. if you look at the report by the alternative arrangements commission, wh

stephen sackur. the uk is leaving on october 31, he says deal or no deal. right now, a deal between london and brussels appears unlikely, so what about the alternative? my guest is iain duncan smither conservative party leader, ardent brexiteer. can by ministerjohnson delivery no—deal brexit? and what would it mean for britain's politics and economy? iain duncan smith, welcome to hardtalk. ifi duncan smith, welcome to hardtalk. if i may, let me begin by quoting to you the words of an eu official in brussels, utter just a you the words of an eu official in brussels, utterjust a couple of days ago. a no—deal brexit now appears to be the uk government's central scenario. you agree with that? in the sense that the government has made it very clear that the existing withdrawal agreement is dead unless there is major surgery to it, as they set up at the starting point with a backstop, then they are not prepared to discuss it. and i suspect they are open to other discussions, but thatis are open to other discussions, but that is certainly not the discussion, what is saying is, yes, we are in the position to be prepared for no deal and we are trying to figure out what will happen with th