stuart broad also returns in place of james anderson who's rested.ively minor role in their two wins so far, taking only one wicket, on pitches more suited to spin than seam bowling. he steps aside for stuart broad, who's yet to feature in the series, which england have already won. i understand the reasoning behind it, you know the series has been ramped up, and as an opportunity, andi ramped up, and as an opportunity, and i think with the winter we've got ahead, it makes sense for stewart to get some cricket. was going to be able to tour of the west indies, you know, it could be a long period without him bowling, so to have him get a game under his belt, it's good for him and the team. and there's a big match to come on friday, england face india in the semi finals of the women's world 2020 on friday. they lost narrowly to hosts west indies on sunday and finished second in their group while india topped group b. our reporterjo currie has been with the team out in antigua. england is one day away from the world cup semifinal. forget the beautiful lo

stuart broad also returns in place ofjames anderson, who's rested. two wins so far, taking only one wicket, and he steps aside for stuart broad, who's yet to feature in the series, which england have already won. i understand the reasoning behind it, the series has been wrapped up, it is the opportunity to rotate, and i think with the winter we've got ahead, it makes sense for stuart to get some cricket. we have what will be a tough tour of the west indies, so it could be a long period without him bowling, so to have him get a game under his belt i think is good for him and the team. speed skater elise christie was the focus of huge hopes at this year's winter olympics, but her dreams ended in heartbreak as she crashed out on the ice and came home empty—handed. the three—time world champion has since admitted she considered quitting after pyeonchang, but now she says she's determined to win gold in bejing in four years' time. elise has been speaking to our reporter david mcdaid. nine months ago another winter olympics ended in heartbreakfor elise chr

stuart broad replaces him. jonny ba i rstow stuart broad replaces him. jonny bairstow comes in for theund half past. gambling is usually thought of as an adult issue — but now there's real concern about the impact it is having on the lives of teenagers. more than 50 thousand children in the uk have developed a gambling problem, according to a report by the gambling commission. the regulator says more teenagers now gamble than drink alcohol, smoke or use drugs. chi chi izundu reports. i got addicted to fixed odds betting terminals, which are the machines in betting shops. matt started gambling when he was 16. by the time he had stopped, he had racked up debts of more than £16,000. it was very exhilarating, when you win it is like a massive adrenaline rush. what you become addicted to eventually is the anticipation between bets. so if you have a bet, on these machines, you can gamble again 20 seconds later. so you're getting that hit three times a minute. now a new report has found that the number of children classed as having a gambling problem has quadrupled to more than 50,000 in just

ben stokes struck, stuart broad with the catch to dismiss angelo matthews.53—4 at stumps needing another 274. england are looking to become just the third team to complete a series whitewash in sri lanka. saracens kept up the pressure on gallagher premiership leaders exeter with a 27—22 victory at leicester. the visitors were cruising, with this try from alex lozowski putting them in a commanding lead at half—time. the tigers rallied back, with matt smith narrowing the gap, but saracens held on to seal the win. great britain beat japan 2—1 in the champions trophy to avoid the wooden spoon in china. gb had to come from behind with goals from hannah martin and amy costello, who scored her first for britain. this was a fifth place play—off after gb had finished bottom of their pool. the netherlands won the trophy with a 5—1 victory over australia. and in golf, the first tournament of new season on the european tour saw england's aaron rai win his first title. he held off matthew fitzpatrick at the hong kong open to win by one stroke in very wet conditions at th

all the odds — first moeen ali and then ben stokes took wickets to leave sri lanka struggling — stuart broadrd day of the second test against pakistan on 24 without loss as they chase down a first innings total of 418 for 5 declared. both harris sohail and babar azam hit centuries for pakistan as they look to level the three match series after the black caps won the opener by 4 runs in abu dhabi. on tuesdayjudd trump gets his uk championship campaign underway and he's told bbc sport he's been hurt by some of the criticism he received during his snooker career, and particularly the suggestion he doesn't always try hard the world number 5, who is one of the most talented —— and particularly the suggestion he doesn't always try hard enough. the world number 5, who is one of the most talented players never to have won the world championship, says he gets more criticism than any other player on tour, and believes the comments often made about him and ronnie o'sullivan are not fair. when you look at me and ronnie, if we are losing, it's because we're not trying because we don't want to be there an

he will be replaced by stuart broad, who is yet to feature in the series.l round—up of the back pages. survivors of terror attacks will travel to downing street today, to hand over a report that says victims are being let down by a crisis in mental health services. the survivors against terror says 270 people responded to its survey, with three—quarters claiming the mental health support they received was inadequate. lauren moss reports. terror attacks have killed, wounded and left many with permanent injuries. there‘s always a rush to save those caught up in the horror. afterwards, some of the scars that remain aren‘t physical. 15—year—old natalie and her mother, valerie, were at manchester arena last year. both have struggled to receive counselling on the nhs. people like me have been put on, like, waiting lists for a counsellor for ages, and they‘ve still not received the support that they need 18 months on. and, like, thatjust shows how, like, people can‘t get the support they need when they need it. please don't hesitate to call us again if you need us

ben stokes struck, stuart broad with the catch to dismiss angelo matthews. down, finishing on 53—4 at stumps needing another 274. england are looking to become just the third team in to complete a series whitewash in sri lanka. john mccain was a war hero, a presidential candidate how are you? it is day by day. some days are good, some are not. he would not want me to be anything but strong so i left by that. during the week of his passing you carried yourself with such extraordinary poise and grace. it captured both in the us and internationally.” poise and grace. it captured both in the us and internationally. i did what i hoped john would be proud of and that was to at least remain strong and more importantly be strong and more importantly be strong for my children so i appreciate your words about that but for me it was just what it was until iam. for me it was just what it was until i am. when the news came there was this bipartisan outpouring. why do you think the nation reacted that way. he was the conscience of the country in many ways. people recognis

relatively minor role in their two wins so far, taking only one wicket, and he steps aside for stuart broadich england have already won. i understand the reasoning behind it. you know, the series is wrapped up, it'sa it. you know, the series is wrapped up, it's a novelty to rotate, with the winter we've got ahead, it makes sense for stuart to get some cricket. what's going to be a tough tour of the west indies, it could be a long period without him bowling. so for him to get a game and is belt is good for the team. we see boxers doing it all the time — facing off against their opponent in the build up to a big fight. but, not so much golfers. but on friday phil mickelson and tiger woods play each other a seven million pound jackpot in las vegas and organisers decided to the event was worthy of a face—off. despite being encouraged to "talk smack" each other, the american pair, who have won 13 majors between them coud hardly keep a straight face. they aren't known for their aggression! unless they are patting! unless they are patting! that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all tho

you will be replaced by stuart broad. —— sri lanka.in the country's capital sanaa, to try to lay the groundwork for urgent peace talks. the fighting and a partial blockade have left millions of people in need of humanitarian aid. save the children, estimates that 85—thousand children, under the age of five, may have died from acute malnutrition since 2015. caroline rigby reports on the latest in the conflict. a warning this report contains some images you might find distressing. ten—year—old nazir is fighting for her life. four of her siblings never even made it to hospital. like so many others, they were collateral damage in this devastating war. the conflict in yemen has been raging for three and a half years, between a saudi—led military coalition and iranian—backed houthi rebels. as the main entry point for food aid, the rebel—held port of hudaydah has been a focus of international efforts to broker a truce, but hopes of a deal suffered further setback this week when fighting escalated. the un describes yemen as the world's worst m

relatively minor role in their two wins so far, taking only one wicket, and he steps aside for stuart broad the series has been wrapped up. it is an opportunity to rotate. with the winter we have got ahead it makes sense for stewart to get some cricket. it is going to be a tough two of the west indies. it could be a long period without him bawling so to have him get a game under his belt is good for him and the team. that's all the sport for now. more now on the news that a british academic, matthew hedges, has been sentenced to life in prison in the united arab emirates for spying. the 31—year—old — who's always maintained his innocence — had been researching the country's foreign and internal security policies when he was detained by the authorities in may. let's speak now to the conservative mp bob seely — who sits on the house of commons foreign select committee. he's in our westminster studio. the foreign office seems to have been caught wrong—footed on this. this has come as a surprise. the sentence comes as a surprise. we hope it will be rescinded or that he will be allowed to leave

stuart broad with the catch. sri lanka four down finishing 53-a, catch.n china. gb had to come from behind afterjapan went in front early in the game. but goals from hannah martin and amy costello gave them their only win. this was a 5th place play off after gb had finished bottom of their pool. the netherlands won the trophy with a 5—1 victory over australia. and in golf, england‘s aaron rai has won his first european title. he held off matthew fitzpatrick to win the hong kong open by one shot to take this first win on the european tour at rain sodden course in fanling. he started his final round six shots clear of the rest of the field but fitzpatrick‘s round of 6a wasn‘t quite enough to chase down rai. that is all the spot for now. i will be back in the next hour. is it isita is it a bumper crop this week? assassination nation is a violent satire. a new take on robin hood. and the return of lisbeth. there was a film out a few years ago which was a film out a few years ago which was a horrorfilm a film out a few years ago which was a horror film taking

relatively minor role in their two wins so far, taking only one wicket, and he steps aside for stuart broadt's not about winning everything now. i've done everything else, it's about that olympic medal. it's been hard for me, like, having to gain weight and getting a bit slower. sort my body out. and put my ego aside a bit, obviously, which is the most difficult part for me. i'm super hungry about the game is now. i wasn't initially but i'm definitely back into thinking about winning that olympic medal. there may be a chill in the air across britain this week but four years today, the world cup will be getting underway in the blistering heat of qatar. it'll be the first world cup to be staged in the middle east, and the first to take place at this time of year due to the soaring temperatures in their summer. qatar claim to be spending around £400 million a week on getting the venues ready. air—conditioned stadium is. air-conditioned stadium is. talking about the money, not spending much on wages are “— about the money, not spending much on wages are —— stadiums. the average is a dour days,

stuart: they're performing. >> they're performing. as a matter of fact valuations are roughly in line with the broad market, what you're paying for themit is not dot-coms. it's not. >> the key here is the revenue mixture. they're selling more of what, they do. you can see that whether amazon, with retail, their retail foot pointprint is up massively. online advertisers. it is great. stuart: we got that all in, jonathan. come back. come back very much indeed, sir. >>> totally switching of subject. this is a switching of gears. i want you to hear what cnn's don lemon said about white men. roll tape. >> we have to stop demonizing people and realize the biggest terror threat in this country is white men, most of them radicalized to the right, and we have to start doing something about them. there is no travel ban on them. there is no ban on, you know, the muslim ban. there is no white guy ban. so what do we do about that? stuart: okay, that was mr. lemon. katie pavlich, "town hall" editor, fox news contributor. katy i will leave it to you, to respond to mr. lemon. go. >> well i would say it is racist to be saying the things that don lemon