they are welcoming back steve smith and david warner after their suspensions for ball tampering.ll be interesting to see what sort of reaction they get from the crowd. but england, very much the team to beat when the tournament gets under way here at the oval tomorrow morning. so england might be the favourites but who are the teams to look out for in the tournamet? ben croucher has been taking a look for us. we thought football might be coming home last year, can the cricketers go one better this year? many people predicting that england are going to win it for the first time. who else has caught your eye? india are always up there. they have got one of the best batsmen in the world, a competitive side. their bowling might be a weak spot but this will be a world cup where runs will dominate. australia, they have won it so many times, they are defending champions. had a difficult couple of years and with david warner and steve smith coming back into it, but i feel they are always a danger and they are so competitive. england against the auld enemy. for me new zealand are the dark

steve smith shrugs off the boos to help australia beat england in their world cup warm up.p in the programme. pushed to the limit but lewis hamilton clinches pole for fi's glamour grand prix in monte—carlo. nick tompkins scores a hat—trick to keep alive saracens hopes of a european — premiership double this season. yes, hello there. celtic have maintained their absolute dominance of scottish football and in the process made history. they came from behind to beat hearts 2—1 to win the scottish cup and complete the treble treble. yep, odsonne edouard scored both celtic goals. it's the third season running they won all three domestic trophies. with more on their unprecedented achievement, here's chris mclaughlin: the 134th scottish cup final, but for celtic, three was the magic number. they were looking for their third successive treble. it wasn't a great game to be honest, the first half was pretty much like the glasgow weather, all a little bit dull. they soaked up what celtic could offer, despite this edward chance, the champions offered up very little. it wasn't great all

it was the first game australians steve smith and david warner have played in england since their banon one hand, this was a friendly, and the other, it was australia. a chance to welcome back david warner. an old friend. hard to take it hazy, but no time for risk so close to a world cup. mark wood felt a twinge, so world cup. mark wood felt a twinge, so off he went for a scan, safety first. another way warner tends to bat, and his first match against england from his ball tampering then, he made 43, and the locals reminded him where he was. he will have to get used to that, as will steve smith, also booed back from his band, batting like he'd never been away. they jeered his band, batting like he'd never been away. theyjeered him to a century, in england, ones weren't enough. pantomime over, england on stage, 298 to win, and with just butler battling australia repeatedly found, its behind. england's captain for the day smashed 50, then suddenly, strangely, he was gone. and so was his sides momentum, they lost wickets and with it, their nerve. england ran out of road and the final ove

they're welcoming back steve smith and david warner after their suspensions for ball tampering. to see what sort of reaction they get from the crowd. but england, very much the team to beat when the tournament gets under way here at the oval tomorrow morning. now, let us take some time to reflect a bit more on tonight's europa league final. chelsea defeating arsenal 4—1 in azerbaijan. david is there. the chelsea boss bringing home a european trip eva has he done enough to save his job? what a story it has been for him. if you think, 28, 29 years in management, had not won a major trophy until tonight and despite the roller coaster season that he has endured sincejoining roller coaster season that he has endured since joining from napa roller coaster season that he has endured sincejoining from napa late last summer, he has not finished third in the premier league, runner—up in the league cup and got his hands on a piece of silverware in the olympic stadium behind me. what we do not know is whether it will keep him in position because many of the chelsea fans do not seem to find

they are welcoming back david warner and steve smith after their suspensions for ball tampering so theirwill be interesting to see what kind of reactions they get from the crowd, but england very much the tea m the crowd, but england very much the team to beat when the tournament gets under way here at the oval. and thousands have been paying their last respects to formula one legend niki lauda at his funeral in vienna. world champion lewis hamilton was among the mourners, along with former drivers alain prost, sirjackie stewart and nico rosberg. lauda, a three—time world champion who survived an horrific crash at the german grand prix in 1976, died last week at the age of 70. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that is bbc.com/sport. but, from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. one thing we're certainly not short of at the moment is cloud across the uk, and through today, it will tend to stick around in many areas and bring some rain into the north. by the weekend, though, i'm hopeful we'll see more in the way of sunshine, and we're going to see

cricket world cup, australia beat west indies by seven wickets, with more than 11 overs, to spare as steve smithntury in an unofficial warm—up match. after winning the toss and electing to send west indies into bat in southampton, australia reduced the opposition to 104—6 before carlos brathwaite clubbed 60. in response, australia lost opener usman khawaja in the second over, when he was hit by an andre russell bouncer and forced to retire hurt. smith smashed 76 offjust 82 balls, while shaun marsh guided his side home with an unbeaten half—century. england will have home advantage for the world cup, and all—rounder ben stokes is confident of his side lifting the trophy come the end of it. they face australia in a warm—up match in southampton on saturday, and stokes is expecting a fierce contest. they play the game hard, just like we do. and they are a great team to play against. you know, we are both very passionate countries about sport stop and when we play against each other in the ashes, you can definitely see that. i love playing against australia, it's a great battle. india arrived into lo

cricket world cup starts at the end of the month and defending champions australia have welcome back steve smith and david walnuts in a training camp the two players served a year long ban for their part in a cheating scandal that rocked the team but coach justin langer says they are only positives in their return. is not tension honestly you just were so excited to have the boys but really sick so it sort of that playing cricket has been a big build up to it will draw on their experience on and off the field and it would be absolutely crazy not to the center going to be challenges for both of them know. that you know when you've come from a top position of captain and then you're not well then you know that there's going to be a certain degree of humility that comes with that. the philadelphia seventy six went to one up in the n.b.a. playoff series against the toronto raptors thanks to a star performance from joe embiid he was simply too good for the toronto defense story fifty three points philadelphia taking this one one hundred and sixteen ninety five as they chase their first title since on

australia liner says there has been no tension between the world cup training camp after steve smithoup. they met up with their team—mates which staged a one—day international against pakistan, having completed 12—month bands for their parts in the tempering scandal of 2018. smith and warner were scoring for the world cup. it's not tension, honestly, we are so cup. it's not tension, honestly, we are so excited to have the boys back. we're just excited to play cricket, a lot of build up to it and it's a bit like playing fastball you don't have to worry about it, you worry about me get out there. it's not as bad as you thought it was. it's probably worse than that before, they came back to dubai, it was great, and they're back in the tea m was great, and they're back in the team now, they have been selected which is brilliant and they love playing cricket and they've been playing cricket and they've been playing cricket and they've been playing cricket for australia and is going to be good fun. posting england, our favourites for the tournament, for the month and they we re tournament,

tournament hosts england the world's top ranked side were beaten by old rivals australia in southampton steve smith made 115 as the aussies posted 297 to 9 in their innings despite half centuries from james vincent just butler england were bowled out for 285 in reply the world cup starts on thursday with england taking on south africa. a terrific ride from richard caught up hours made him the new leader on cycling's digital italia the ecuadorian mateys move at the penultimate climb of stage 14 on saturday the movie star team rider proved uncatchable as he crossed the line well clear of the field at the end of the 131 kilometer trick to cooma past takes the race leaders ping to the holding a 7 2nd advantage of a primos around glitch and that's all the support we have for you for now stay tuned for more later peter samet that's all for me martine denis thank you very much indeed feel company to stay with the stars he attain will be in the seat in just a moment so stay with us here that is there. the latest news as it breaks local communities here important are very frustrated because the lack of post

both steve smith and david warner have received a hostile receptions from the home crowd — in their firstagainst england since they were banned for his part in the ball tampering scandal last year. smith is at the crease, warner was out for a3. australia are 137 for 3. celtic have the chance to claim an unprecedented domestic treble—treble in the scottish cup final at hampden this afternoon. they've already won the league cup and the premiership title and have won every scottish honour available for the past three seasons. but standing in the way title are hearts, who have not won a game since their semi final victory over a month ago. hearts a difficult obstacle we have to overcome. everyone is talking about the treble treble and bass parades and so on but we have to play the game and that is the message that will be hammered home to the players. we are going for the single single, that is as important to us. we have a recent test beating celtic —— history of beating celtic andl celtic —— history of beating celtic and i feel the preparation and the la st and i feel the preparation and th

of the defending cricket world cup champions australia have welcomed back steve smith and david warner to their training camp the two players served a year long ban for their part in a cheating scandal that rocked the team but coach justin langer says they are only positives in their bitter. it's like tension you just were so excited to have the boys but really sick so excited about playing cricket this way a big build up to it will draw on their experience on and off the field and we will be absolutely crazy not to the center going to be challenges for both of them. that you know when you've come from a top position of captaining in not well then you know there's going to be a certain degree if you milly that comes with that there was a slice of goal thing history at the china open on friday yeah just fourteen years six months and twelve days became the youngest player to make the cut at a european tour event outside the majors his practice time for this tournament was cut short by midterm exams at school. and that's all the sport we have even more coming up again later thanks feet or

tournament hosts england the world's top ranked side were beaten by old rivals australia in southampton steve smith made 115 of the aussies post a 297 for 9 in their innings despite half centuries from james vincent just butler in and were bowled out for 285 in reply the world cup starts on thursday with england taking on south africa with some big name managerial appointments coming in the off season they won't be changes at paris and your man german coach thomas to show has signed a contract extension with the french champions for 2 more years in his 1st season in charge p.s.g. comfortably one league by 16 points but he came under criticism after a poor showing in the champions league and the surprise defeated reign in the french cup. and neil lennon has been offered the celtic job permanently after guiding them to an historic trouble treble beat hearts in the scottish cup final to complete their 3rd domestic clean sweep of trophies in a row lennon was brought in this case take a boss in february for his 2nd spell in charge. preparations continue for the women's world cup which starts in france i

tournament hosts england the world's top ranked side were beaten by old royals australia in southampton steve smith made 115 of the ozzies posted 297 for 9 in their innings despite half centuries from james hansen just butler england were bowled out for 285 in reply the world cup starts on thursday with england taking on south africa. a terrific ride from richard caught up hours made him the new leader on cycling's digital italia the ecuadorian that made a move at the banal to mid climb of stage 14 on saturday the movie star team rider proved uncatchable as he crossed the line well clear of the field at the end of the 131 kilometer trick to crewe minor past takes the race leaders ping to the holding a 7 2nd advantage over pretty most of the glitch. and that's all the sport more later thanks very much peter now the cannes film festivals top prize the palme d'or has gone to the film parasite by south korean director. this is the 2nd time around the world has gone to an asian film about a family of criminals antonio banderas one of the best actor category as performance in pain and glory and best actr

they have welcomed back david warner and steve smith after their suspensions for ball tampering.t from the crowds here in england. a very exciting world cup. a very exciting world cupm a very exciting world cup. it will bea a very exciting world cup. it will be a very exciting world cup. we will keep watching that. you have been watching newsday. i'm lewis vaughanjones in london. so who is your favourite for this cricket world cup? it has to be england, no—one else has a chance. and i'm rico hizon in singapore. coming up: a bird's—eye veiw of the boeing 737 max, and another apology from the planemaker‘s chief executive. 0ur manias in the last couple of hours, of course, is the river danube, as you can see, the pictures there in hungary. a boat has capsized. we now have confirmation from officials in south korea that it was a tourist boat with 33 south koreans on board. seven are known to have died, seven were rescued, and 19 are still missing. 0fficials have died, seven were rescued, and 19 are still missing. officials from south korea flying out to hungary now is that operation,

the defending cricket world cup champions australia have welcomed back steve smith and david warner to their training camp to play served a year long ban for they part in a cheating scandal that rocked the team but coach justin langer says they are only positives in their britain. it's not tension you just. have the boys but where does excel is sort of that playing cricket has been a big build up to draw on their experience on and off the field and we would be absolutely crazy not to the center going to be challenges for both of them know. that you know when you've come from a top position of captaining in not well then you know it's going to be a certain degree if you military that comes with that there was a slice of goal thing history at the china open in shenzhen on friday kwan yang at just fourteen years six months and twelve days became the youngest player to make the cut at a european event outside the majors it's practice time for the student was cut short by midterm exams at school. and that's all the support we have even more coming up again later thanks peter of course you f

both steve smith and david warner have received a hostile receptions from the home crowd — in their firstandal last year. smith is at the crease, warner was out for a3. australia are 137 for 3. celtic have the chance to claim an unprecedented domestic treble—treble in the scottish cup final at hampden this afternoon. they've already won the league cup and the premiership title and have won every scottish honour available for the past three seasons. but standing in the way title are hearts, who have not won a game

the cricket world cup australia beat west indies by 7 wickets with more than 11 overs to spare as steve smithdnesday, two—time winners india arrived into london. virat kohli's side play two friendlies before their first world cup match against south africa on the 5th ofjune in southampton. the formula 1 calendar moves to monaco this weekend with the death of former three time world champion niki lauda still fresh in the minds of the drivers. he won at this track in 1975 and 1976 prior to his horriffic crash in germany, and the former mercedes non executive director was a regular in the pit lane on race weekends, something valterri bottas will miss. he was a massive motivation for everyone, for myself as well, for sure, as a driver — everything he's achieved, and with the difficult career he had, and all the comebacks and everything. also as a person, it's been great, and i'll never forget many, many good moments. valerio conti still holds the race leaders pinkjersey as the riders stare into a hilly 158km stage 12 in the gioro d'italia later. australia's caleb ewan claimed his second stage win

intimate hosts england the world's top ranked side were beaten by old rivals australia in southampton steve smith made 115 of the aussies post a 297 for 9 in their innings despite half centuries from james vincent just butler england were bowled out for 285 in reply the world cup starts on thursday with england taking on south africa. a terrific ride from richard qatar pass made him the new leader on cycling's digital italia the ecuadorian mateys move at the penultimate climb of stage 14 on saturday the movie star team rider proved uncatchable as he crossed the line well clear of the field at the end of the 131 kilometer trick to cooma past takes the race leader's pink jersey holding a 7 2nd advantage of a primos around glitch and that's all the sport we have for you for now stay tuned for more later a lot more news coming up that day stay with us. the pollution is palpable. delis shares the symptoms of many modern metropolis but it's unique features have been gotten a crisis. people in power investigates the toxic mix feeding the city's invisible killer and asks why more is not being done to rel

he will have to get used to that as well steve smith, also booed back from his van. —— ban. ban. theyjudged him to a safety —— and the runs will not make a mess. the pantomime over, 298 to one and withjoss buttler repeating the find it was a captain for the day who smashed 50 and then strangely he was gone. and they lost wickets and with it, the nerves. and then running out of there. i wake—up call. patrick gearey. lewis hamilton said he had to take his car to the very limit. the charge and ship leader broke the circuit record, beating valtteri bottas by eight hundredths of a second. 0nce beating valtteri bottas by eight hundredths of a second. once again setting up... but there was yet another. charles leclerc starting from 13th in the race tomorrow. leicester held off. in a close match at celtic park, both sides scored two tries in leinster held on. elsewhere, saracens and exeter are both through to the championship payoff final and in the annual super league festival, the magic weekend at weekend, warrington beating wigan 6-1a, at weekend, warrington beating wigan 6—1a, t

they have welcomed back david warner and steve smith after their suspensions for ball tampering.rom the crowd here in england. lewis, you are a big fan of cricket. who do you are a big fan of cricket. who do you think will win the cricket world cup? it has to be england, of course, rico, and if you want to make a bet, i am course, rico, and if you want to make a bet, iam happy to course, rico, and if you want to make a bet, i am happy to take your money off you. anyway, you have been watching newsday. iam money off you. anyway, you have been watching newsday. i am lewis vaughan jones in london. i will not take any bets from london —— any bets from lewis. coming up, birds eye view of the boeing 737 max and another apology from the plane maker's chief executive. before we go, these pick is, two where white tiger cubs. they are having a meal in their new home at the nicaragua national zoo. just five months old. siblings. 0sman and laleem. i do not know which is which. they owe their colour to a recessive gene. very cute! before i 90, recessive gene. very cute! before i go, iwant rec

world cup gets underway at the end of the month defending champions australia and welcome back steve smith and david warner to their training camp the two players served a year long ban for their part in a cheating scandal that rocked the team but coach justin langer says there are only positives in their return. there's no tension honestly i just we were so excited to have the boys but really sick so it sort of that playing cricket has been a big build up to it will draw on their experience on and off the field and we would be absolutely crazy not to the center going to be challenges for both of them know . that you know when you've come from the top position of captain and then you're not well then you know there's going to be a certain degree if you military that comes with that. and they don't show playoffs the boston bruins leveled their series against the columbus blue jackets on thursday columbus have been hoping to go three want to head but ended up taking something of a beating on home ice patrice bergeron got two of the boston goals as they recovered from back to back the fates i

steve smith scored a century as australia set a target of 298 in southampton.o eoin morgan's injury. yes, we never liked losing. i think obviously reflections on the day, i think we were pretty good, but not quite up to the mark as we expect. i think, you know, we are probably ready for the tournament to start yesterday, probably. ithink eve ryo ne yesterday, probably. ithink everyone has been chomping at the bit to get started, but again, a very good run up. i thought some really good performances, and tom curran with the new bowl was excellent, good to see ben stokes bowling as well as he did. —— new ball. leinster held off a fightback from glasgow warriors to retain their pro14 title. glasgow took an early lead through matt ferguson's try, before the irish side hit back with tries from garry ringrose and cian healy to seal an 18—15 victory at celtic park. and world championship leader lewis hamilton is on pole position for tomorrow's monaco grand prix. that's all the sport for now. exit polls in ireland suggest voters have overwhelmingly backed easing the re

steve smith silenced the booze with a century at southampton.said he had to dig deeper than ever before to win the poll position for tomorrow's monaco grand prix. valtteri bottas qualified second ahead of max verstappen. i will have a full round—up at 5:30pm so join me then. a boat carrying eight migrants on board has been intercepted off the dover coast by border force agents, bringing the total number of people who have arrived to the uk in small boats this month to 1110. this is the highest number of people brough ashore by the authorities since december last year when sajid javid declared a major incident. 0ur correspondent simon jones is here, we reported on a similar incident last week, this seems to be a regular incident? border force was alerted and there was another boat carrying migrants heading towards the coast of kent. they sent out one of their specialist vessels and that picked up this small boat. eight people on board, seven of those said they were from iran, one from afghanistan. they were brought back to shore with their boat a

the defending cricket world cup champions australia have welcomed back steve smith and david warner toheir training camp to play served a year long ban for their part in a cheating scandal that rocked the team but coach justin langer says they are only positives in their britain. it's not tension on a state. where we're so excited to have the boys but we're sick so it's sort of that playing cricket has been a big build up to it will draw on their experience on and off the field and we would be absolutely crazy not to the center going to be challenges for both of them know. that you know when you've come from a top position of captain and then you're not well then you know it's going to be a certain degree if you military that comes with that and that's where we leave it from our backs you in london marion thanks very much peter well that's it for the news hour but i will be back in just a couple of minutes with much more of the day's news for you i will see you there shortly stay with us. i am a vision every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories and of course there's do

both steve smith and david warner have received a hostile receptions from the home crowd — in their firsts in the ball tampering scandal last year. smith is at the crease and has reached his 50, warner was out for a3. australia are 193—4 celtic have the chance to claim an unprecedented domestic treble—treble in the scottish cup final at hampden this afternoon. they've already won the league cup and the premiership title and have won every scottish honour available for the past three seasons. but standing in the way title are hearts, who have not won a game since their semi final victory over a month ago. hearts are another obstacle, a difficult obstacle we have to overcome. there is no point in me sitting here and tell you how we feel winning the cup, wary of everybody talking about bus parades, we have got to play the game. that is really important, that will be the message we are hammering home to the message we are hammering home to the players. we have come for the single, single. it isjust as important we have come for the single, single. it is just as important to we have come for t

with steve smith scoring a century on his return to engish soil after the ball tampering scandal.ped off with both joffra archer and liam dawson also picking up knocks, but buttler says it's all part of professional sport. that is the nature of sport that injuries do happen. obviously around the world cup, everything is heightened because you want everybody to be fit and firing. unfortunately, in professional sport, things like this happen. and we will go through the six weeks within our team, we will have niggles, other players on other teams will have niggles. it isjust the nature of the game. the second tennis grand slam of the season begins today as the french open gets underway. british number one johanna konta begins her tournament tomorrow, against german qualifier antonia lottner. konta has never won a match at the french open — but she might be one to watch — as russell fuller explains. she has been heading in the right direction for a while, but she hadn't really got the results in tour events. six wins out of six in a great britain vest in the federation cup in february

fielded well but lost momentum, never seriously threatening the total of 297 set by australia with steve smithand are awaiting the results of a scan on mark wood's foot after he limped off with both joffra archer and liam dawson also picking up knocks, but buttler doesn't seem worried just four days before the start of the world cup. that is the nature of sport that injuries do happen. obviously around the world cup, everything is heightened because you want everybody to be fit and firing. unfortunately, in professional sport, things like this happen. and we will go through the six weeks within our team, we will have niggles, other players on other teams will have niggles. it isjust the nature of the game. england's bronte law remains in the running for her first career lpga title at the pure silk championship in virginia. she shares the lead with japan's nasa hataoka heading into sunday's final round. at one point it looked like she'd be returning to the clubhouse a shot behind, but managed to birdie the 18th — her sixth in a round that also included two bogeys. that's all the sport for now.

australia's steve smith scored a century as his side beat england by 12 runs in their world cup warmth smith and david warner were playing their first match in england since serving bans for ball tampering, and both were booed by the crowd. it didn't put smith off though as he hit a century. australia made 297, which england looked on course to make untiljoss buttler was caught out and they lost by 12 runs. i heard a few things as i went out to bat. it didn't really get to me. i kind of tried to keep my head down and move straight ahead. just do my job. fortunately today i was able to score a few runs for the team. and more importantly, spend some time in the middle before the first game in the middle before the first game in the world cup. i think it was expected. when english teams play in australia the crowds can be quite vociferous. i think it has been the same when australia have played in england. i am sure in time it will be forgotten. it is obviously the first time the guys have played here. i am sure as the summer goes on they will be more focused on the cricket. somerset be

meanwhile, steve smith ignored the abuse and chanting as he made a century in what was his first gameootball tampering. he described the jeers as water off a ducks back as his runs helped exterior to 297. would england look set to make until butler was cut out, afterward, butler was cut out, afterward, butler played down those injury concerns. that is the nature of professional sport that injuries do happen. obviously, around a world cup, everything is heightened because you want everybody to be fit and firing. on front unfortunately, in professional sport, things like this happen. we'll go through the 60s, other players in the team will have slight injuries, it is just the nature of the game. lewis hamilton is in pole position for the grand prix today. he is dedicating the pole position to nicky loudon, who died this week. hamilton finished ahead of his team—mate. matt's first tapping will start from third on the grid, hamilton aiming for his third win at monaco. the second tennis grand slam of the season begins today as the french open gets under way in paris. british number one, jo

it was the first game australias steve smith and david warner had played in england since their bansa good knock from james vince, england lost their last four wickets forjust 35 runs, falling short in the final over. england start their world cup against south africa on thursday. somerset beat defending champions hampshire by six wickets to claim the one—day cup at lord's, chasing down a target of 245 to win a 50—over final for the first time since 2001. choosing to bat, hampshire were restricted to 244—8 from their 50 overs. jamie 0verton with three of somerset‘s wickets. and somerset never looked troubled in their chase. james hildreth hitting an unbeaten 69 as somerset reached their target with six wickets in hand. lewis hamilton says he had to dig deeper than ever before to claim pole for the monaco grand prix. the world champion dominated thursday practice, but found things harder in qualifying. he pulled everything together for his final lap, breaking the track record to take pole from his mercedes team mate valtteri bottas by eight hundredths of a second. max verstappen will

and steve smith is here, welcome to you. >> hello. kennedy: what a thursday, holy cow.nt just taking aim at robert mueller. i understand that president's frustration, i believe he is behaving like someone who was wronged. and accused of something he did not do, but he has to lock it up slowdown. >> kennedy, he -- mueller proved yesterday he is conflicted. by punting on obstruction of justice, he basically put in front of american people, attorney general barr making conclusion there was no obstruction of justice. kennedy: he knew that would happen. >> he knew that . now peep will says he within prosecute crime. kennedy: with presumption of innocence. >> but that did not happen. >> people will say, democrat, he can't prosecute crimes but he can find crimes, talk about crimes that were committed, he does not have to prosecute them, he did not do that, he had attorney general barr do it for him for that reason. kennedy: i can't fly but i like to walk around wearing a pair of wings, that makes no sense this whole thing is crazy, now president, seems bothered by word prim im

australia's steve smith scored a century as his side beat england by 12 runs in their world cup warm nd since serving bans for ball tampering and both were booed by the crowd. it didn't put smith off though as he hit a century. australia made 297, which england looked on course to make until joss buttler was caught and they ended up losing by 12 runs. we never like losing. i think obviously reflections on the day, i think we were pretty good but not quite up to the mark as we expect. we are probably ready for the tournament to start yesterday, probably, i think everyone has been champing at the bit to get started. but some really good performances. somerset beat defending champions hampshire by six wickets to claim the one—day cup at lord's. they chased down a target of 245 to win a 50—over final for the first time since 2001. after opting to bat, hampshire were restricted to 244—8 from their 50 overs. jamie overton took three somerset wickets, and somerset never looked troubled in their chase. james hildreth hitting an unbeaten 69 as they reached their target with six wickets in hand

australia's disgraced former captain steve smith shrugged—off the boos with a composed century as australiaers with four for 69 but there'll be concern about mark wood who went—off injured early in the innings. he is having a scan on his ankle. in reply england were looking shaky until joss buttler hit a quickfire half— century and james vince top scored on 64. england currently 230—5 off 3a overs — needing over a run a ball for victory. england's first world cup game is on thursday against south africa. let's deal with cricket in somerset. somerset are on course to win county cricket's one day cup for the first time in nearly twenty years... they restricted defending champions hampshire to 244—8 from their 50 overs. jamie 0verton with three of somerset‘s wickets. somerset have looked comfortable in their chase. 0pener tom banton scoring 69. somerset are currently 203—1; and need less than 50 runs to win. they need 36 and 71 balls, so unlike england, there should be a fairly co mforta ble england, there should be a fairly comfortable victory, it's going to be very tight for england and sout

batsmen steve smith and david warner are both in their squad having served a 12 month ban following thent cricket i watch the game last night, they are obviously the red hot favourite for the tournament, they are playing here in their home country and playing brilliant and they deserve to be number one in the wild so we are looking forward to playing them, and it's good rivalry between estimate it will be nice to see where we are against the best team in the world. more i had, letting you know it's too narrow to manchester city and the fa cup final, that gold was credited to rahim sterling, several players trying to get the ball over the goal line and into the nap for manchester city but that is manchester city to an city but that is manchester city to a n wofford city but that is manchester city to an wofford now as you approach half time you can watch on bbc one and stay updated on the sports website. time for the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. what do we have this week? we have "john wick

australia's steve smith scored a century as his side beat england by 12 runs in their world cup warm—upd by the crowd. it didn't put smith off though as he hit a century. australia made 297, which england looked on course to make untiljoss buttler was caught out and they lost by 12 runs. formula 1, and lewis hamilton dedicated his pole position for the monaco grand prix to the late niki lauda. hamilton edged out team mate valtterri bottas to take pole ahead of today's race. the world champion finished ahead of his mercedes partner by eight hundredths of a second, to take the 85th pole position of his career. max verstappen will start from third on the grid. hamilton is aiming for his third win in monaco. in rugby union, leinster held off a fightback from glasgow warriors to retain their pro 14 title. glasgow took an early lead through matt ferguson's try, before the irish side hit back with tries from gary ringrose and cian healy to seal an 18—15 victory at celtic park. european rugby union champions saracens are just one match away from successfully defending their premiership title. t

steve smith and david warner play and the cricket world cup starts a week today, england against souths we will round at the latest for you, that is all your support for you, that is all your support for you, thatis that is all your support for you, that is all your support for you, that is all your support finau. thank you very much. the headlines on bbc news... number ten insists the government will publish theresa may's revised brexit withdrawal bill tomorrow, despite an angry backlash and growing calls for her to stand down. voting gets under way for elections to the european parliament — results will be announced on sunday. the boss of one the uk's biggest online betting companies tells the bbc that the industry hasn't done enough to look after problem gamblers. secondary school pupils in middlesbrough are four times more likely to face periods of exclusion than anywhere else in england, with rates four times the national average. it can often have an impact on a child's mental health with increasing numbers of children in the town in need mental and emotional support. as part of

australia's steve smith scored a century as his side beat england by 12 runs in their world cup warmnce serving bans for ball tampering and both were booed by the crowd. it didn't put smith off though as he hit a century. australia made 297, which england looked on course to make until joss buttler was caught and they ended up losing by 12 runs. meanwhile, somerset beat defending champions hampshire by six wickets to claim the one—day cup at lord's. they chased down a target of 245 to win a 50 over final for the first time since 2001. james hildreth hit an unbeaten 69. formula 1 and lewis hamilton dedicated his pole position for the monaco grand prix to the late niki lauda. hamilton edged out team mate valtterri bottas to take pole ahead of today's race. the world champion finished ahead of his mercedes partner by eight hundredths of a second to take the 85th pole position of his career. max verstappen will start from third on the grid. in rugby union, leinster held off a fightback from glasgow warriors to retain their pro 14 title. glasgow took an early lead through matt ferguson's

site, the conservative era sceptics, they were very angry from jacob rees—mogg it to steve baker and ian duncan smithand we are not going near a day that labour is suffered by second referendum if you want on this, opening the door to having a second referendum and they said we did not trust you, we are not on boyd and then the labour pragmatist whojust wanted boyd and then the labour pragmatist who just wanted done boyd and then the labour pragmatist whojust wanted done i imagine like most people, they said we are not getting on board because again we did not trust a future tory pm to rip it up in the the appeal was the dup, they said it's the same oral —— old to deal not budging, so the whole thing is an utter failure for the premise that you look at how it's portrayed in headlines in the papers tomorrow, you have to wonder why she'd bothered giving the speech in the first place, number ten, what are they hoping to get out of this at every single target group is going to say we are not on board it's a waste of time now and by the way can you get out of it sooner. equal opportunity offence, and so o

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tomorrow night on the show, arizona republican congressman andy biggs, steve hilton and dean smith rounding out a great night. i'll see you 9:00 eastern. good night. we're setting records. over 100 days of stock market wins, meaning the highest in history. over a hundred days we've had of stock market wins. our unemployment numbers are the best in 51 years, and for certain groups -- african-american, asian-american, women, now 71 years. but the other groups and hispanic-american, historic lows on up employment. lou: the left-wing national media, the radical dems, the rinos refuse to publicly credit president trump, although that's beginning to change. but wall street, the koch brothers and the chamber of commerce, or chamber of horrors if you prefer, are seething with jealousy and animosity, and they howled like hyenas today when the president said he would raise tariffs even higher if china doesn't do a deal by friday this week. the establishment and the left can't stand that this president refused to acquiesce to china, put america first and demanded the end of decades of high trade defic

steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> wow. what a gift from robert smith. paying it forward.vid muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. until then, good night. >>> now, news to build a bettem >> oh, my god. >> i hope it is not another -- >> a frighten gun potrero neighborhood where people were told that there was man with a gun drawn and police went floor to floor looking for a possible suspect. >> thank you for joining us. nervous. we go to wayne with the details. wayne? >> good larry and and and and ad alma. >> reporter: the san francisco police say that their were justified. this is a building that includes sutter health care, and at 12:15 an employee reported a man outside with a knife or stick, and at 12:45 another call to the active shooter response to police. >> i was surprised and worried. i was outside when it happened and i saw the cops outside and i tried to connect with the co-workers inside to make sure that everything is okay. >> i don't know why the 911 caller had, but this is an appropriate response. >> reporter: the police went door-to-door, b

this is bulls & bears i'm gary kaltbaum in for dave david asman , joining me is steve forbes, liz claman, gary b. smith and let's go straight to the white house with hillary vaughn, what will the president be announcing tomorrow? reporter: well this immigration makeover is meant to bring everyone in the republican party on board and this is focusing on a merit-based immigration system that would judge people based on points. they would look at applicant's age, their english proficiency, employment, educational background that's just a baseline figure here. applicants can be boosted based on how much money the job will pay and also applicants go under a health screening, a criminal background check and the white house wants to raise the number of immigrants college educated from what is 40% now to 71% over 10 years the white house says this plan will raise gdp by 600 billion, but that's not the only play on the table here. senator lindsey graham on capitol hill today rolling out his own plan that he says will fix the humanitarian crisis at the southern border, people will not be able to claim asylum any

steve. who can i hope you someone else several hey i may never arise again. always of course maggie smith gets the best lines i think it might even be in her contract. european union elections are almost upon us and we've been traveling around the talking to artists about what they think of the european union and their local politics today to ireland which initially profits a great me from being an e.u. member in dublin we met up with musicians from the traditional irish folk band lanka. dublin is building the future on the banks of the river liffey. for many years the docklands area was poor now it's a lively business hub where many i.t. giants have a european headquarters multinationals were drawn by low corporate tax rates and flexible labor laws now they declare their worldwide revenues here and save billions but they've also brought money to the country and jobs as a result however housing and general living costs have exploded. members of the folk band of line come up very unhappy about the general economic situation but they scrape by somehow the group hearses in a ratty pizza kitc

steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> wow. what a gift from robert smith. paying it forward. i'm david muir.o see you right back here tomorrow night. until then, good night. >>> more than had a year of threats and now an arrest. the target, youtube. >> i'm spencer christian. clues to an a approaching storm are beginning to show up now. i'll have the forecast coming up. >> we're not terrified of the rain or anything. we're just terrified of all the boats that are going to come over here. >> all the boats. they are threatening not just to the neighbors but to the environment. we're looking into the issue because abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. >>> this is the face of a man accused of threatening youtube and police say he did more than just post comments online. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. youtube headquarters are in san bruno and they have been under physical attack before, just last year. >> and new threats against the company landed one man in jail. abc 7 news reporter luce pena is outside police headquarters. the suspe

first let's check in with sandra smith what is coming up on her show. >> good morning, brian, ainsley, stevee big rally. loretta lynch now accusing james comey of misrepresenting her words? the latest on that. a big three hours coming up live from "america's newsroom," top of the hour. what makes these simple dishes the best simple dishes ever? great tasting, heart-healthy california walnuts. so simple, so good. get the recipes at walnuts.org. ♪ brian: as you know don mcgahn is, was the president's counsel and he was there until recently and at one time john dowd and ty cobb said if you, special counsel robert mueller, if you want to speak to don mcgahn, go ahead. he spoke 30 hours. there was a bleep on don mcgahn's team, it was just being transparent. i want to you talk to robert mueller. one of the thing don mcgahn said is causing problems perhaps, that he said a few times, call up rod rosenstein, tell him to fire robert mueller. the president denied saying that. president holds to the story. ainsley: how many hours did they talk to don mcgahn? brian: 30 hours. ainsley: apparently not enou

on the phone with us, arkansas congressman steve womack, who is assisting efforts in fort smith, arkansasank you for taking the time. how are things looking by you? >> well, neil, looking a little bit better. we got a report at 10:00 this morning that the crest on the arkansas river at the fort smith van buren measuring station was going to be a little shorter than was previously announced. they said it would go to 42 1/2 feet but revised that downward to 41. still a lot of flow coming through, more water than you have ever seen there. it's beaten the historic high of 38 and some change back in 1945. so to get to 41 feet, obviously it's created some problems for the arkansas river navigation system. we have had hundreds of homes flooded in the greater fort smith area. van buren is pretty dry and the levees are holding so we are hopeful with fingers crossed that the predictions by the corps of engineers right now demonstrate that we reached the peak of 41 and slowly but surely maybe that river will start receding, although there is still a lot of flow to come through. neil: wish you well,

steve. many retailers are probably looking at what he did at wh smith who may have an eye on hiring him whenh but nonetheless interesting to hear the thoughts there of the ceo who has been at wh smith for 15 years, 16 of them in the top position. how refreshing is it to hear from a chief executive, the head of business, saying personal life is as important as worklife and hearing that commitment to family has to play a part? hugely so, actually. something we are increasingly hearing from the bosses of big firms because you will know this, working in the cityjust around the corner from where we are today there is still that culture, that culture that means you have to do long hours, put in the time and that is the only way to succeed. it is refreshing and, like i said, increasingly so. we hearfrom company bosses who say they needs to bea company bosses who say they needs to be a balance because if you have a worklife balance, if you can sort that balance it means you are a better bass and it is applicable to the people who work in those firms. if they can look at the bottom say he is taking t

smith, will i have had there for a time. it's an amazing community. wishing steveores, thanks so much. >>> still ahead, boeing ceo says he is confident in the fundamental safety of the 737 max airplanes since the software update, but what did he say when asked if he would let his own family fly on one? of the world, it also has the highest growth in manufacturing jobs in the us. it's a competition for the talent. employees need more than just a paycheck. you definitely want to take advantage of all the benefits you can get. 2/3 of employees said that the workplace is an important source for personal savings and protection solutions. the workplace should be a source of financial security. keeping your people happy is what keeps your people. that's financial wellness. put your employees on a path to financial wellness with prudential. today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazing amenities like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimming pools, public cafes, bars and bistros even pet care services. and there's never been an easier way to get