and david warner for fans not to boot steve smith.to boot steve smith. and david warner for their part in the scandal during this tournament. what policy will eoin morgan pursue? do you see it as your role to give any kind of indication or instruction to the crowd about how they should behave? no. they pay a lot of money, i suppose they can do what they want. they do. sport is beautiful in many ways because it attracts people from far and wide. people can get carried away with home support and away support. everyone has had support at the ground throughout the tournament. if not more so than the home team. it will probably be the same. do you feel you have two, after what happened in the last game, prove you can win matches under pressure? the guys have performed under pressure for a very long time. the pressure of being favourites for the last two years. i have no question about producing pressure. australia's captain is expecting an aggressive response from england plus my players on the pitch. as for an aggressive reception from en

of honorable michael conaway texas, the honorable smith of nebraska, the honorable steve smith of arkansas, the honorable bill flores of texas, the honorable jackie walorski of indiana, the honorable tom rice of south carolina, the honorable mark wayne mullin of oklahoma. thank you for your attention to this matter. signed, sincerely, kevin mccarthy, republican leader. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i rise to ask unanimous consent that the committee on judiciary be discharged from further consideration of h.r. 962, the born alive abortion survivors protection act, and ask for its immediate consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: under guidelines consistently issued by successive speakers as recorded in section 956 of the house rules and manual, the chair is constrained not to entertain the request unless it has been cleared by the bipartisan floor and committee leaderships.

after recovering, they lost a steve smith to one of they lost a steve smith to one of the catchers ofaustralia winning by 15 runs. england's women completed a co mforta ble england's women completed a comfortable win in the first of 31—day international ‘s against the west indies in leicester. the matches are worth points. trying to qualify for the welcome. england batted first and made nine with aami jones —— aami jones. batted first and made nine with aami jones —— aamijones. west indies we re jones —— aamijones. west indies were bowled out for 102 and in 36 overs. giving england victory by 208 runs. amanda anisimova has done the french open defending champion to reach the semifinals of the championship. she had never won a matter roland garros before this year but took victory in straight sets. 6—2, 6—4. she will now face australian eighth seed ashleigh barty. but he beat madison keys. britain's's jo ashleigh barty. but he beat madison keys. britain's'sjo konta is in the other semi tomorrow. novak djokovic reached his first french open semi—final with a clinical straight sets win o

here, steve smith beginning the revival.s begin to lose their grip, the caught hold of it again and again, it takes something special to get rid of snap any tournament, did the trick. 92 from a courter, took australia two, eight, eight. target set. the week it almost anything is possible, his final world cup seems determined to make most of it, but surviving to overturn the dismissals, could not get with the third. west indies had no talent waiting to take their place. as they we re waiting to take their place. as they were coasting, things were suddenly confused, he was stranded and ran out, course of the match turning. mitchell once again spectacular, west indies falling short australia once more leading up to the reputation. england's women have completed a comfortable win, in the first of three one day internationals against the west indies in leicester. the matches are worth points as sides try to qualify for the 2021 world cup. england batted first and made an imposing 318 for nine with amyjones an imposing 318 for nin

steve smith heard boos, too.ll, you may recall. but fast forward to england's innings. james vince gone for none. still, attack, cried england. a catch, replied australia. and that was eoin morgan dismissed. five men out and ben stokes still going. cramp in his calf, but belief in his bat. until this... against mitchell starc, sometimes no bat is good enough. england were soon all out — 6a runs short. well, from this game, where? england insist, of course, they can win their final two group games, but they are tough ones and elimination threatens. australia, meanwhile, can start to ponder another world cup victory. it would be for the record, their sixth title. joe wilson, bbc news, at lords. joe wilson, bbc news, at lord's. that's all from me. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm holly hamilton. england's semi final hopes hang in the balance after a demoralising defeat to australia in the cricket world cup. was this handball? another controversial var decision

a similar response for steve smith. nothing raucous but this is at lord's.ue australian cricketers in this english summer, there will be ample opportunities with the ashes still to come. england won the task, put australia into bat, have they taken full advantage? certainly for the first hour and a half, maybe two hours, you would think australia were definitely untapped, england hoping to get early wickets. that didn't happen. at one looked pretty at ease and fincher started to accelerate, he got to his 100 and then fincher started to accelerate, he got to his 100 and then he fincher started to accelerate, he got to his 100 and then he got fincher started to accelerate, he got to his 100 and then he got out. that was the platform they would have hoped for, some other players hoping to work on that. england were taking wickets, their fielding hoping to work on that. england were taking wickets, theirfielding has been mixed. as you go into the a5th, [mt h been mixed. as you go into the a5th, 44th over with just a 230 on the bike, ithink 44th over with just a

the crowd here in lourdes today, while they have their opportunity to blewett david warner and steve smiththey want to do, and several people dead, i'm not sure if it undermines those batsmen, australia in any case were underpinned by aaron finch, who increased his reputation as a batsman, and was a captain in this match. he made 100 still. australia's total of 285 by modern standards seemed modest, but then england's in income a second ball, jason darren derf selected by australia for this match, clean ball, for not, and that really set the tone. time and time again, australia's fielding skills and bowling skills were just superior to what we saw from england in this game. and that really was emphasised in the standout moment i think of the entire match, when mitchell got rid of ben stokes with a beautiful in swinging, it was really only stokes, who has stood between australia and victory, when he was out, england were also out. once again, we have to ask the questions of england's ability to play under pressure. in this, their home world cup, they now face the real possibility of elimina

and the england captain says he can't stop fans booing australian pair steve smith and david warner inday's world cup match. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at nine. boris johnson has admitted he would need eu co—operation to avoid a hard irish border or crippling tariffs on trade in the event of no deal. in an interview with the bbc, he said that if he won the tory leadership contest and became prime minister, he would put aside parts of theresa may's withdrawal agreement that were "dead" —as he put it— and focus on the parts that were "serviceable", such as the rights of eu citizens. the eu has repeatedly said there can be no renegotiation of the agreement, but mrjohnson said he believed there was a new political reality on both sides of the channel. let's go to westminster and talk to our assistant political editor, norman smith. good morning, norman. lots of talk of hoping and being able to persuade, in this interview that borisjohnson did persuade, in this interview that boris johnson did with persuade, in this interview that borisjohnson did with laura kuenssberg last ni

steve smith tried to pick up the pace of the chase with some success, but when his crucial wicket fellx carey made a valiant effort with a quickfire half—century, but the total was too much and it is india that remain unbeaten. england's women have taken an unassaible 2—0 series lead against west indies, after a rain affected match in worcester. england batted first and reached 233 for seven from 41 overs. tammi beamont hit 61 and anya shrubsole boosted the total with some big hitting late on. in response, the windies never really threatened, with england winning by 121 runs via the duckworth—lewis method. the win all but guarantees their qualification for the 2021 world cup. the world triathlon series is in leeds this weekend with brownlee brothers in action in their home race. but, it was australia's jake birtwhistle who comfortably won the race ahead of spain's javier gomez. the leading brit was tom bishop, with olympic champion alistair brownlee well off the pace. great britain's georgia taylor brown won the women's event with a commanding finish. it's her first world series victor

it was the first match between the arch—rivals since steve smith and david warner came back from theirear—long bans for ball tampering. our sports correspondent joe wilson was there. the world cup may be hosted here but one nation has dominated. how many times have australia won the world cup? six. five. five, i think it is. how many times have england won the world cup? the clue is, it is below one. it's a zero, it's a duck egg. all that history but the crowd remember sandpaper... david warner was introduced and booed. booing. warner had been serene here to 53, until, wow, mis—hit tojoe root. captain aaron finch underpinned australia with his hundred but 285 seemed a smallish total. fast forward to england's innings, james vince gone to the second ball. attack, cried england, a catch, replied australia, and that was eoin morgan gone. five men out. stokes still going, cramp in his calf but belief in his bat, until, this... against mitchell starc, sometimes no bat is good enough. and england were soon all out. 64 i’u ns and england were soon all out. 64 runs short. from this game, where

steve smith tried to pick up the pace of the chase with some success pick up the pace of the chase withl, plenty more followed and hope started to fade. alex carey made a valiant effort with a quickfire half—century but the total was too much and it is india that remain unbeaten. craig templeton, bbc news. lewis hamilton now holds a 29 point lead in the formula one drivers championship after victory in the canadian grand prix — although sebastian vettel crossed the line first. the ferrari driver was given a five second penalty for this incident on lap 48 when he pushed hamilton wide as he re—joined the track. race stewards decided that vettel had done so "unsafely". the penalty proved costly as vettel crossed the line just 1.3 seconds ahead of hamilton who claimed his fifth victory in seven races although ferrari have submitted their attention to appeal. that is not the way i wanted to win. i was pushing to the end to try and get past but i pushed into an area. i really enjoyed the race, to be honest, i enjoyed the crowd. i love them cheering me on. it was very intense and obviously lew

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here at steve smith beginning the revival. it again and again. it was going to ta ke it again and again. it was going to take something special to get rid of smith, one of the catches of this or any tournament did the trick. 92 from nathan took australia up to 200 is it with the targets set. with the -- 288. with chris is it with the targets set. with the —— 288. with chris gayle at the wicket almost anything is possible. he seems determined to make the most of his last world cup. having survived two overtime dismissals he could not escape the third. west indies have new talent waiting to ta ke indies have new talent waiting to take his place. as west indies were coasting things were suddenly confused. run out, stranded, the course of the match turning. mitchell starc once again spectacular, west indies falling short, still yet once more living up to that reputation. —— australia once more living up to that reputation. england made an

we have already seen them instruct their fans not to boo steve smith and david warner for their pa rtfor their part in the scandal during this tournament. what role will they play? do you think it is your role to give any kind of indication your instruction to the crowd as to how to behave with the australians? they paid a lot of money and i suppose they can do... sport is beautiful in many ways because it attracts people from far and wide. i think people can get carried away with home support and away support. things throughout the tournament, everybody has had support on the ground, if not more so than the home team. has had support on the ground, if not more so than the home teamm will probably be the same tomorrow. do you feel that you have to, after what happened in the last game, prove you can win matches under pressure? guys have performed under pressure? guys have performed under pressure for a very long time, the pressure for a very long time, the pressure of being favourites for the last two years, away from home and at home. no question about reducing under pressure. austra

morgan said they can boot steve smith and david warner.ter. i wanted to show you this. i am prepared. when the boot came in for rafa benitez parting ways with newcastle. potentially going to china. this is dame judy dench and she has... she is battening at the genital eye disease. there is no cure. she has that date injections in one eye and what she's talking about is the way it affects and particularly stopping to drive it was a very dramatic moment for her. she cannot read the paper and needs an assistant to than her lines. she is worried people might think she's being aloof but it is because she cannot see people when they say hello. britain has made it into the top 25 tourist destinations in the world so we are up there among the two of the vatican, a canyon bike tour. do you know the thing that has made the 25... tour. do you know the thing that has made the 25. .. does it involve drinking? yes but no kababs. a pub crawl. alongside going to the vatican! yes. this is what tourists wa nt to vatican! yes. this is what tourists want to s

sally stevens, followed by steve smith. which failings as a ministercan steve smith., i mentioned my disappointment over skripal. i really thought it was possible to eye ball really thought it was possible to eyeball the russians and get a new relationship. i was very optimistic, i went to moscow. actually in defiance of a lot of advice. i tried to build a new friendship and any partnership and itjust isn't there. all the stuff that putin comes up with about liberalism is over, he is wrong. he is totally wrong. our values, freedom, democracy and the rule of law and free speech, those things are imperishable and they will succeed. i believe that so strongly that i thought it must be obvious to the russians. in the end, it wasn't and we are just going to have to wait and recognise that again, as with iran, putin is not russia, there is a young generations of russians who will want to listen toa of russians who will want to listen to a new message and who are going to a new message and who are going to wa nt to a new message and who are going to want to engage in a diffe

posted a total of $207.00 before being bowled out afghanistan did get australia's former captain steve smith out cheaply but fifty's from aaron finch and david warner saw the ozzies to a 7 wicket win in saturday's other game the losing finalist from 2015 new zealand have got their campaign off to a great start they've beaten sri lanka by 10 wickets in cardiff new zealand chose to bowl 1st and dismissed their opponents for just $13063.00 wickets each for a lucky ferguson and matt henry and new zealand reached their target without losing a wicket and with nearly $34.00 overs to spare unbeaten half centuries for martin guptill and call in monroe wrapping up an impressive victory. naomi osaka is out of the french open ending her winning streak at the grand slam tournaments the world number one was beaten in her 3rd round match in paris by katherina. the czech player taking this one in straight sets as well a soccer had won her last 16 matches at the major tournaments on the way to the u.s. open an australian open titles. serena williams has to say goodbye to her hopes of winning a record equalli

steve smith led their revival before sheldon cotterell held on to a spectacular catch to dismiss him for 73. nathan coulter gnarls scored $92.00 was australia or bowled out for $288.00. shay hope led the west indies reply with a steady half century but 5 wickets from mitchell starc decided the game in australia's favor as the windies finished up on 273 for 9. defending champion samoa how it has been knocked out of the french open how it lost her quarterfinal match to 17 year old amanda and the some over the unseeded american sealed the match 664 to reach her 1st grand slam semifinal and the smoker is the youngest u.s. woman in the semi since jennifer capriati in $99.00 to. last year's semifinals madison keys for the quarter final stage as well the american no match for australia's ashley barty she'll be playing her 1st grand slam semi when she meets on the same over on friday. men's top seed novak djokovic has stayed on course to win his 4th straight grand slam title jack rich beating germany's alexanders vera in 3 sets in the quarters for serbs only french open title victory was in

the west indies the defending champions were in trouble early on when they slipped to 79 for 5 steve smith led their revival before sheldon cultural held on to a spectacular catch to dismiss him for 73 i they think colton scored 92 was australia or bowled out for 288. shay hope led the west indies reply with a steady half century but 5 wickets from mitchell starc decided the game in australia's favor as the windies finished up on 273 for 9. defending champion samantha howard has been knocked out of the french open how it lost her quarterfinal match to 17 year old amanda on the some over the unseeded american sealed the match 664 to reach our 1st grand slam semifinal on the smoker is the youngest u.s. woman in the semi since jennifer capriati in $99.00 take. last year semifinalists madison keys fell in quarter final stage as well the american no match for australia's ashley barty she'll be playing her 1st grand slam semi when she meets on the sim over on friday. mans top seed novak djokovic has stayed on course to win his 4th straight grand slam title jack which beating germany's alexander'

steve smith led their revival before sheldon cultural held on to a spectacular catch to dismiss him for 73. nathan colton scored 92 as australia or bowled out for 288 for shay hope lead the west indies reply with a study half century but 5 wickets from mitchell starc decided the game in australia's favor as the windies finished up on 273 for 9. the founding champion samoa howard has been knocked out of the french open how at last quarter final to 17 year old amanda and he said mover the unseeded american sealed the match 6264 to reach her 1st grand slam semi in the smoker is the youngest u.s. woman in the 70 since jennifer capriati in 1900. busters semifinalist madison keys for the quarter final stage as world america know much for australia's asleep she'll be playing her 1st grand slam 71 shoots and some over on friday the. men's top seed novak djokovic has stayed on course to win his 4th straight grandson title jack rich beating germany's alexander's vera in 3 sets in the quarters and serves only french open title victories in 26th. the toronto raptors have moved a step closer to winn

posted a total of $207.00 before being bowled out afghanistan did get australia's former captain steve smith out cheaply but fifty's from aaron finch and david warner saw the ozzies to a 7 wicket win. in saturday's other game the losing finalist from 2015 new zealand have got their campaign off to a great start they've beaten sri lanka by 10 wickets in cardiff new zealand chose to bowl 1st and dismiss their opponents for just $13063.00 wickets each for lucky ferguson and matt henry and new zealand reached their target without losing a wicket and with nearly $34.00 overs to spare unbeaten half centuries for martin guptill and call in monroe wrapping up an impressive victory not only osaka is out of the french open ended her winning streak at the grand slam tournaments the world number one was beaten in her 3rd round match in paris by katherina. the czech player taking this one in straight sets as well a soccer had won her last 16 matches at the major tournaments on the way to the u.s. open an australian open titles. serena williams has to say goodbye to her hopes of winning a record equalling

australia were 46 for 3 when martin guptill produced a stunning catch to remove steve smith for justaja top scored with 88 as he and alex carey put on 107 for the 6th wicket. butjust as australia wanted to add some late runs — trent boult took a hatrick in the final over as australia made 243 for 9. new zealand haven't exactly been motoring in their reply. martin guptill and henry nicolls fell cheaply. kane williamson has been dropped twice. a short time ago, the black caps were, 103—3 from 26 overs. let's get the latest from france now where the line up for the semi—finals is complete, england facing the usa of course on tuesday, but it will be the netherlands against sweden in the other. the dutch were in the first of today's quarterfinals, it wasn't the greatest of games, but the european champions made their way past italy 2—nil in valenciennes. rhia chohan was watching. qualifying for the quarterfinals in 20 years, italy had been the surprise package in france. the lowest ranked squad to reach the quarters, the ressurgance attracted millions of domestic viewers with the skill an

posted a total of $207.00 before being bowled out afghanistan did get australia's former captain steve smith out cheaply but fifty's from aaron finch and david warner saw the ozzies to a 7 wicket win. in saturday's other game the losing finalist from 2015 new zealand have got their campaign off to a great start they've beaten sri lanka by 10 wickets in cardiff new zealand chose to bowl 1st and dismissed their opponents for just $13063.00 wickets each for a lucky ferguson and matt henry and new zealand reached their target without losing a wicket and with nearly $34.00 overs to spare unbeaten half centuries for martin guptill and call in monroe wrapping up an impressive victory may only osaka is out of the french open ended her winning streak at the grand slam tournaments the world number one was beaten in her 3rd round match in paris by katherina over the czech player taking this one in straight sets as well i thought i had won her last 16 matches at the major tournaments on the way to the u.s. open an australian open titles. serena williams has to say goodbye to her hopes of winning a recor

david warner and steve smith both served a year ban for their actions, but both, especially warner, haveuraged booing, but england's captain, eoin morgan, said it is not his place to tell the crowd how they should feel. you don't know how sport fans are going to react. i think they are entitled to have their view. just because punishment was handed out and two guys served the punishment does not mean they will be accepted back into the cricket community straightaway, with open arms. it will take time. world number one and french open champion ashleigh barty has pulled out of the tennis at eastbourne because of an arm injury. barty also won the birmingham classic yesterday. she says she needs to rest before wimbledon starts on 1july. defending champion caroline wozniacki won herfirst—round match, beating belgium's kirsten flipkens in straight sets. world number 1a wozniacki will play german andrea petkovic in the second round. earlier, karolina pliskova beat margarita gasparyan in straight sets to reach the last 16. finally, it has been announced that italy will host the 2026 winter olymp

but with steve smith navigating away from the other end, the pair were putting on quite a performanceri lanka suddenly finding a little hope. it would take a record run chase to get there, but with a start like this there seemed more than a chance that they mightjust do it. but how quickly the mood can change. the difference between australia and other sites is so often stark, four wickets for mitchell starc and australia finally on top and with victory on top of the world cup table. if that's a familiar sight, so too with this tournament is this, rain in cardiff. but when afghanistan finally resumed against south africa, they might have wished they hadn't. a batting collapse left them all out for 125, south africa no problems reaching that for their first win and the forecast for them at least appearing a little brighter. it's day 7 at the women's world cup in france, as we head towards to business end of the tournament. today, the netherlands secured their place in the last 16 with a game to spare after beating cameroon 3—1 — with a double for arsenal's vivianne miedema, making her

after falling to 79 for five at one point, steve smith and nathan coulter—nile added a partnership ofottrell and mitchell starc claimed figures of five for 46 leading his side to the win. perhaps the biggest shock of the french open so far, defending champion simona halep beaten in the women's quarterfinals by american teenager amanda anisimova. the 17—year—old had never won a match at roland—garros before this year but is yet to drop a set on the way to her first grand slam semifinal and she'll face australian ashleigh barty in the last four. rafael nadal will play roger federer in the coming hours in their much anticipated, but delayed, semifinal while world number one novak djokovic will go up against last year's runner up, dominic thiem, after a straight sets victory over alexander zverev. and the 32—year—old serb could hold all four grand slams at the same time if he wins the tournament. the women's football world cup begins on friday with organisers being accused that more could be done to promote the tournament. host nation france will play south korea at parc des princes in pa

steve smith and david warner getting ready to face old rivals england for the 1st time since their playing ban ended the pair were suspended for a year after being caught illegally tampering with the match ball during a test australia going well at this world cup england aiming to hit back from a surprise defeat against sri lanka. think you always remember world cup games regardless of who it's against and i don't think you can put any more importance on one game over another in terms of your. countries or ovaries or anything particularly when there's 2 points on the one in such a totally contested. title there so it's going to make saudis going to be a big night out but then the day it's still 2 points up for grabs you gratis if you'd like and the international olympic committee have announced the house for the 2026 when. we know god i haven't heard from milan in court so you know winning the votes in switzerland ahead of a rival offering from sweden for other countries drops out of the bidding process due to concerns over the gang size and cost. ok there is a sports looking for now thank

australia were always behind the required rate and despite a top score of 69 from steve smith they fellhant. here she is, taking herfirst steps at a zoo in belgium. she's only a few hours old here and hasn't been given a name. it wasn't long until the calf was up on herfeet with help from her mum and getting used to her new surroundings. asian elephants are critically endangered with just 38,000 left in the world. hello again. well, i suppose there was a modest improvement with the weather today. we didn't have the persistent cloud and rain that we had on saturday, but instead, it was a day of sunny spells and heavy showers — those showers captured earlier in the day in cornwall. and perhaps the rain we should get used to — the weather over the next few days looking very wet for some of us. overnight tonight, many of the showers will tend to fade away. but later on we will see some cloud thicken across the east anglia and south east england with outbreaks of rain developing here and turning progressively heavier. and that really is a key theme to what we've got coming over the next few

indies in nottingham the defending champions were in trouble early on when they slipped to 79 to 5 steve smith led their revival before sheldon cultural held on to a spectacular catch. to dismiss him for 73 nathan coulter niall scored 92 as australia or bowled out eventually for 288 shay hope led the west indies reply with a steady half century but 5 wickets for mitchell starc decided the game in australia's favor as the windies finished up on 273 for 9. finding champion smyrna how it has been knocked out of the french open how it lost a quarter final to 17 year old amanda a nice i'm over the unseeded american seal the match 6264 to reach our 1st grand slam semifinal and the survivor is the youngest u.s. woman in the semi since jennifer capriati in 1990. last year's semifinals madison keys for the quarter final stage as well the american one much for australia's ashley barty she'll be playing her 1st grand slam so when she meets a nice him over on friday. men's top seed novak djokovic has stayed on course to win his 4th straight grand slam title jack rich beating germany's alexander's vera in

australia were always behind the required rate and despite a top score of 69 from steve smith they fell tammy beaumont top—scored with 61 as they reached 233. the west indies target was revised because of two rain delays in worcester but they still lost by 121 runs. england are 2—up with one to play and more importanly, the result all but guarantees them qualification for the 2021 world cup. in rugby league news there were a couple of super league games to tell you about from sunday and a real shock with bottom of the table london broncos inflicting a golden—point defeat on leaders st helens. morgan smith's drop—goal proved the difference — the broncos just edging it 23—22. there was another tight finish in today's other match, sam powell's late drop—goal gave wigan a 19—18 win at hull kr. martine, that's all the sport for now. an investigation has been launched into the cause of a fire which badly damaged a block of flats in east london. officials say the blaze was brought under control after around 100 firefighters were sent to the scene in barking this afternoon. 0ur correspondent le

after a slow start england have now ta ken several australian wickets and there were boos for steve smith wilson has been following the action at lord's. the world cup may be hosted on these shores but lord's cricket ground knew the power of the kangaroo. how many times have australia won the world cup? six. five. four, ithink. five. five! five. how many times have england won the world cup? clue comments below number one. it's a zero, it's a duck egg. all that history but the crowd remember sandpaper. david warner was introduced and booed. warner served his ban for ball tampering. as an aggressive batsman, there are few better in the world. australia know it. england chose to bowl first and we re it. england chose to bowl first and were desperate for wickets. aaron finch, australia's captain hit this and watched james vince climb. the ball escaped. english teams are expected to reach world cup semifinals these days that of gareth southgate set the standard. but if the men's cricketers lose this match, their chances of missing out will increase, worrying me. that was australia to 100 with

steve smith top—scored for australia with 69, but his side fell short in their chase.lead against west indies. after a rain affected match in worcester. england batted first and reached 233 for seven from 41 overs. tammy beaumont hit 61 and anya shrubsole boosted the total with some big hitting late on. in response, the windies never really threatened, with england winning by 121 runs via the duckworth—lewis method. the win all but guarantees their qualification for the 2021 world cup. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. four people have been killed in sudan as protesters clashed with security forces on the first day of a civil disobedience campaign against military rule. many of the streets in the capital, khartoum, are deserted with people responding to opposition calls for a general strike. it's part of a campaign of civil disobedience aimed at forcing the ruling military council to relinquish power. a woman has died after being struck by lightning while walking in the scottish highlands. the 55—year—old was

australia were a6 for three when martin guptill produced a stunning catch to remove steve smith for just usman khawaja top scored with 88 as he and alex carey put on 107 for the sixth wicket. butjust as australia wanted to add some late runs — trent boult took a hatrick in the final over as australia made 2a3 for 9. new zealand have moved onto a2—2 after 13 overs. england will face the usa on tuesday but in the next hour or so we'll know the full line up for the women's world cup semi—finals. the netherlands have booked their place in the last four. they beat italy 2—nil in valenciennes. it wasn't the best of matches but two headed goals in the second half saw the european champions come out on top. rhia chohan was watching. qualifying for the quarterfinals in 20 years, italy had been the surprise package in france. the lowest ranked squad to reach the quarters, the research attracted millions of domestic viewers with the skill and their passion. and this was already beginning to show in the opening stages against the dutch. with the first real chance. it was the first half devoid of fre

but with steve smith navigating away from the other end, the pair were putting on quite the performanceusion run out, sri lanka suddenly finding a little hope. it would take a record run chase to get there, but with a start like this there seemed more than a chance that they might just do it. but how quickly the mood can change. the difference between australia and other sites is so often stark, four wickets for mitchell starc and australia finally on top and with victory on top of the world cup table. if that is a familiar sight, so too with this tournament is this, rain in cardiff. but would afghanistan finally resumed, they might have wished they hadn't. a batting collapse left them all out for 125, south africa no problems reaching that for their first win and the forecast for them at least appearing a little brighter. one of the most eagerly anticipated matches of the world cup is at old trafford on sunday — india against pakistan. our sports correspondent, andy swiss, has been with the teams. welcome to old trafford, where i am afraid it is an all too familiar scene at this cricke

captain aaron finch underpinned australia with his hundred but 285 seemed a smallish total, steve smithstory. fast forward to england's innings, james vince gone to the second ball. attack, cried england, a catch, replied australia, and that was eoin morgan gone. five men out. stokes still going, cramp in his calf but belief in his bat, until, this... against mitchell starc, sometimes no bat is good enough. the sun is out but england were all out for just 221 and they the sun is out but england were all out forjust 221 and they must now try to win their final tough games just to qualify for the knockout stages. australia can start thinking about another world cup victory, it would be for the record, their sixth victory. studio: thanks forjoining us. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. it was a bit muggy in southern parts of the country and that is a glancing blow from the hot air coming up from africa. white typical across a swathe of the midlands and wales and northern england where it has been a damp day —— quite typical. there are signs that the rain is beginning to

and the england captain says he won't try to stem any booing of australians david warner and steve smithngland bowl first in today's world cup match. in the last half hour, the hillsborough match commander david duckenfield will face a retrialfor the gross negligence manslaughter of 95 liverpool fans in 1989. a jury was unable to reach a verdict at a trial earlier this year. our correspondent fiona trott is at at preston crown court . tell us what's going to happen, then, fiona. i can tell you that the families will be pleased with this outcome because the legal process is continuing. we can't explain the few de —— the full details of how the judge made this decision this morning because we are leading up to a trial, but i can remind you of how we got here today. remember that the former match commander, 74—year—old david duckenfield, went on trial earlier this year, facing 95 gross negligence manslaughter charges. there can be no prosecution over the 96th victim because he died later. thejury failed to 96th victim because he died later. the jury failed to reach a verdict, the prosecutio

steve smith was loudly booed on way to and from wicket as he made 38.they beat england. jonny bairstow and james vince have come out to bat for anger. james vince lost his wicket on the second ball, he has gone for a duck. you can follow ball by ball commentary from the test match special team on 5live sports extra and keep up to date via the bbc sport website and app. england fullback demi stokes has defended the performance of the referee during england's 3—0 win against cameroon on sunday. on two occasions the cameroon team stopped playing in protest at decisions made by the video assistant referee. it's been suggested that qin liang lost control of the game. i think the ref did what she could to the best of her ability. i think it was a difficult game. but i think she handled it, obviously she's gone with the decision she thinks is best, that's all we can go with, whether it is for or against. we have to stay in her line and focus on what we can do, and we are here to play at a world cup and that's what we would like to focus on. former newcastle mi

reduced to 46 for three when steve smith was dismissed by a stunning catch, plucked it out of the airalia rallied with usman khawaja and alex carey but a trent boult hat—trick in the final over restricted australia to 243 for 9. england have a massive game against unbeaten india at edgbaston tomorrow. win and a place in the semi—finals will be in their own hands, with one match against new zealand still to play. captain eoin morgan faced the media today and was asked about injury doubts jofra archer and jason roy. jasonis jason is preparing to play tomorrow and if he gets through today's practise in tomorrow morning unscathed he may be fit to play and how is jofra. no, unscathed he may be fit to play and how isjofra. no, he did not bowl yesterday. we are going to see how he comes through today, he has been playing with the last three games and we'll see how he comes through today. in the next few hours we'll have the full line up for the women's world cup semi—finals. it's the last of the quarters today and the netherlands have made it through. the european champions beat italy 2—nil

steve smith tried to pick up the pace at the chase with some success.how the current score stands at the moment. they need another 41 runs with six balls remaining. they're not going to do it really. alex carey is on 52 not out. india set to win the match. england's women will look to wrap up the one day series against west indies today. the second match in worcester had been reduced to 41 overs because of rain. england batted first and reached 233 for 7. tammi beamont hit 61 and anya shrubsole boosted the total with some big hitting late on. and shrubsole was in great form with the ball too, taking two wickets. the west indies are 60—5 after 22 overs. england can close in on world cup qualification for 2021 with a win. the world triathlon series is in leeds this weekend with brownlee brothers in action in their home race. but, it was australia's jake birt—whistle who comfortably won the race ahead of spain's javier gomez. the leading brit was tom bishop, with alistair brownlee well off the pace. great britain's georgia taylor brown won the women's even

remember david warner and steve smith were two of the protangonists in what became known as sandpapergateit of pantomime villains so far at the world cup although nothing too malicious. it hasn't affected their performances anyway, warner in particular. well, for the first time in these shores since that incident, warner and smith will play against england. whilst many in the game have discouraged any booing from fans — england's captain eoin morgan has today said it's not his place to tell the crowd at lord's tomorrow how they should feel. you don't know how sports fans are going to react. i think they are entitled to have their own view. just because punishment was handed out and two guys served with the punishment, doesn't mean they are going to be accepted back into the cricket community straightaway with open arms. it'll take time. meanwhile some team news from england concerning jason roy. scans on a torn hamstring have shown an improvement but he only had a gentle work—out — james vince will continue to deputise, with roy now hoping to be back for the game against india at edgbasto

steve smith is on the crease at 60.of rain. england batted first and reached 233 for 7. tammi beamont hit 61 and anya shrubsole boosted the total with some big hitting late on. and shrubsole has been in great form with the ball too, taking two wickets. the west indies are 32 for 4 after 13 overs. they've just come off for rain again. the world triathlon series is in leeds this weekend with brownlee brothers in action in their home race. jake bert whistle has a one at that pace in the last few moments. great britain's georgia taylor brown won the women's event with a commanding finish. it's her first world series victory. jess learmonth was third. great britain secured a vital win againt australia in the hockey pro league after a dramatic penalty shoot out. the game was poised at one all when chris griffiths slotted home from a penalty corner, the aussies then levelled and it went to a shoot out, daniel beale had the chance to take the match to sudden death but he couldn't convert, meaning great britain won 11—3 to pick

here, steve smith beginning the revival. and he caught hold of it again and again. it was going to ta ke of it again and again. it was going to take something special get rid of smith for this or any tournament that did the trick. 92 from nathan took australia 2288, the target set. with the great at the wicked, anything is possible, hence his final world cup, he seems determined to make most of it, but he cannot get away with a third. west indies have new talent waiting to take his place, for one, but the west indies are coasting but things are suddenly confused, hit by a stranded, ran out, the cause of the match turning. sta rt out, the cause of the match turning. start once again spectacular. west indies falling short in australia once more living up to that reputation. completing a comfortable win in the first of three internationals against the west indies and leicester, the matches are with points and they try to qualify but in 2021 world cup, england batted first and made the title of 318 for nine with amyjohns making

steve smith was booed too, captain when australia used sandpaper on the ball.lia. eoin morgan dismissed. ben stokes still going, five men out. cramp in his car. until this. still going, five men out. cramp in his car. untilthis. —— his car. against mitchell starc. england were soon against mitchell starc. england were soon all that. 6a runs short. from this game, where? england insist they can win their final two group games but they are tough and elimination threatens. australia meanwhile can start to ponder another world cup victory. it would be, for the record, the sixth title. joe wilson, bbc news, lords. plenty of discussion after the match, notably on social media. former england captain kevin pietersen took aim at his former team—mate and current skipper eoin morgan. pietersen claimed morgan looked scared and described it as a horror show. he went on to say that he'd not seen a captain show such a weakness for a while. well, morgan was asked about this in his press conference after the game. he said he thought he looked scared? excellent. you did not fee

australia batted first and made a terrible start, but after recovering a loss to steve smith to one ofit at the second attempt. the west indies couldn't quite get to their target of 289. australia winning by 15 runs. england's women completed a co mforta ble england's women completed a comfortable win in the first of 31—day internationals against the west indies and leicester. the matches are worth points. sides try to qualify for the twenty20 will mackay. england made 318—9 with aami jones making nine and heather knight making 94. west indies lost wickets regularly and were bowled out for 102 and in 36 overs to give england victory by 208 runs. unseeded american teenager amanda anisimova has stunned simona halep to reached the semifinals of the competition. she had never match a roland garros before this year but took the victory in straight sets, 6—2, 6—4. she said to drop a set at this tournament. she will now face australian eight seed ashleigh barty in the semis. but he beat madison keys. jo konta plays marketa vondrousova in the other semi tomorrow. meanwhile, while number one no

the debate stage this weekend is montana governor steve bullock he entered the race late and didn't make the threshold for this debate. but nbc's harry smith the governor for the series, my big idea. >> what's your big idea? >> my big idea is ending dark money spending and elections >> if there was one thing montana governor steve bullock wants democrats to know, it's that he is the only candidate in the field who won office in a trump state. >> steve bullock >> nice to see you >> he tells voters that as he introduces himself we met the governor in chicagoa. >> taking time to grab lunch at the landmark manny's deli. >> you know, i've been ten years in public office i've been traveling as candidate for president. no one has ever come up to me in a place like this or anywhere else and said, you know what, i don't think there's enough money in our elections or i don't think there's enough spending >> as president bullock would sign an executive order requiring corporations to disclose money spent toward elections. and he wants a constitutional amendment overturning citizens united the supreme court ruling that allows for nearly unlimited spen

every team plays each other once in the group stage the top 4 progressing into the semifinals all steve smith and david warner getting ready to face old rivals england for the 1st time since their playing ban ended the pair were suspended for a year after being caught illegally tampering with the ball during a test match australia going well at this world cup while england aiming to hit back from a surprise defeat against sri lanka sport is a sport is beautiful in many ways because it tracks people from far and wide i think people can get carried away with sort of home support an away support thing spread to tournaments everybody has had support of the ground. if not more so than the home team so. it'll probably be the same instance tomorrow. i think you always remember world cup games regardless of who it's against and i don't think you can put any more importance on one game or another in terms of your. country's robberies or anything particularly when there's 2 points on the warning in such a totally contested. table there so it's going to take saudis going to be big no doubt but then the

with undisclosed money and corporate spending >> getting rid of dark money that's steve bullock's big idea. harry smith, nbc news, chicago. >>> the mystery of what happened to the american medical student who disappeared in mexico deepened tonight jesse pacheco spoke out for the first time today, after vanishing for five days after his friend was killed, but tonight he says he doesn't remember what happened here's kathie park. >> reporter: for the first time, we're seeing and hearing from the medical school graduate who vanished a week ago in western mexico after a night of violence >> i thought my life was over. but i'm home. >> reporter: jesse pacheco appeared with his mother and cousin in arkansas this afternoon, visibly shaken. >> i can't recall anything it was just complete black out. >> reporr: hoursing s medical d guadalajara, the 29-year-old went celebrating with a friend at this nightclub, but when they left, mexican officials say a group of people attacked, beating, shooting and killing his medical school friend, carlos meanwhile, pache krchco was nowe to be found. his family, back in arkansa

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