stuart broad again hugely influential, getting rid of australia's openers and steve smith cheaply.n england thought they had the match, but matthew wade was the batsmen here who defied them and made a century and his battle with jofra archer in particular was as fierce as anything we have seen in the summer. archer getting up to 95 mph at times and there were stairs between them and was between them but archie did not get matthew wade out, that fell to joe root. but archie did not get matthew wade out, that fell tojoe root. he has not had the impact on the series with his batting that he would lie but he made an impact in this match with his wickets and with his final catch to end things in the early evening. now, is it possible that both teams end the series feeling happy? australia retain the ashes but england levelled the series and this was the summer when they also w011 this was the summer when they also won the world cup. a final thought, these five test matches have been played in front of huge crowds and the ashes significant to the whole concept of test match critic seems

stuart broad brilliant again. after harris and warner there was the biggest wicket.gland. at afternoon, temperature rising, his contest with jofra archer was suddenly frozen in time. anyone blinking? joe root needed someone else to get rid of wade — him. wade finally gone for 117. the need to resume. the final moment belong to england's upton, rue's as for the match. england levelled the series but the ashes own remains with the holders, australia. so on the final evening of this longest summer was, what should they be? this was the summer they won the world cup but didn't lose the ashes. they deserved that final smile. he has been a paine really, for me. he is obviously the number one batter in the world —— paine. for a reason. number one batter in the world —— paine. fora reason. in difficult conditions he has stood up and done something very special. and been the difference, really. to the premier league then, where watford fought back from two goals down at half—time to draw 2—2 at home to arsenal. quite some start for quique sanchez flores in his first match sin

stuart broad trapping david warner for a duck.nd fans hope that something special could happen again after the miracle at headingley. and then mark roe —— jofra archer joined miracle at headingley. and then mark roe ——jofra archerjoined in miracle at headingley. and then mark roe —— jofra archerjoined in and took two wickets. then it travis head bowled by an absolute rocket, 92 mph, that reduced austria 2aa—a and at that point the england fans daring to believe something special could happen but since then, steve smith has taken the game away from england. smith unbeaten after another half—century, so australia more than 300 runs ahead and england are going to have an awful lot of batting to do tomorrow if they are to say this match and it save their ashes hopes at the same time. onto my next question then, wickets are good but in ways, england does not wa nt good but in ways, england does not want england to bowl australia out today and that means they have to bat all day tomorrow. let's face it, they have not been very good at d

stuart broad says jofra archer will australia tomorrow.gainst him again. wales face northern ireland later in the second qualifying for euro 2021. wales are expected to challenge for top spot in their group. i will be back with more on those stories later in the hour. more on brexit — and a judge in edinburgh is due to hear arguments over the prime minister's plan to shut down parliament at westminster for five weeks in september and october, ahead of a queen's speech. a cross party group of parliamentarians, headed by snp mpjoanna cherry and liberal democrat leader jo swinson, wants a ruling that borisjohnson is acting illegally. the uk government opposes the move, arguing it acted within its powers by seeking to prorogue parliament. the hearing is due to start at the court of session in the next hour or so. we can talk now to dr nick mckerrell, a law lecturer at the glasgow school for business. thank you very much forjoining us. just explain first of all the various legal cases, if you will? obviously this was started in august byjoanna

stuart broad, a hugely influential for england, got rid of australia's openers again, and got rid ofmith cheaply. when ben stokes took that catch iraq in england thought they had the match. but wade was the batsmen who would defy them and make a century. his battle with jofra would defy them and make a century. his battle withjofra archer in particular was as as anything we have seen. larger times getting up to 95 mph. there were stairs between them, words between them, but archer did not get weighed out. they fell tojoe did not get weighed out. they fell to joe root‘s did not get weighed out. they fell tojoe root‘s spin bowling. he has not had the impact on the series with his batting that he would have liked. but he made an impact with this much with his wickets and the final catch to enter things in the early evening. is it possible that both teams and this series feeling happy? because australia retain the ashes but england have levelled it with this win. this is a somewhere they have also won the world cup. a final thought, if i've just matches have been played in front of huge

wade's second century of the series, england completed a 135—run victory, with jack leach and stuart broad our sports correspondent joe wilson was watching. one red ball and 11 batsmen dressed in white, england's plan for sunday ran something like this. exactly like this. one down, harris. second to fall, warner. broad was bristling. now for some subtlety. jack leach lured marnus labuschagne forward and in a split second he was out, stumped, a high skilled dismissal, thanks. next. this is where all the greats have batted, and now steve smith would play his final innings of the summer. it could last minutes, hours, days? bowl it somewhere where smith can hit it, but put a fielder there. ben stokes grabbed the catch, and it felt like the match. just 23 for smith today but there was one nice surprise still waiting. he was applauded off the field. what could england's captain do? well, bowl. mitchell marsh fell tojoe root but matthew wade was defying england. hot afternoon, temperature rising at his contest withjofra archer was suddenly frozen in time. anyone blinking? no. on 117, wade fell, n

with a calf injury in the first test after just 4 overs and his series was over, jofra archer and stuart broads but anderson has been missed and something's been missing at the top of the england order, runs ,jason roy and rory burns opened for the first three tests, roy has averaged 13.75, he was dropped to number 4 at old trafford swapping places withjoe denley, this is england's eternal work in progress. let's speak to cricket broadcaster and writer isabelle westbury, england have named an unchanged squad today as they look to level this series, that probably to be expected or do the debate has been raging. they've gone with an unchanged squad today for the final test at the oval. should they freshen things up do you think? it was a little bit of surprise, you would expect someone like ali pope and it would be his home ground and a chance for him to try and cement his place of the top of the order. although the ashes have been conceded, and retained there's still an to level the series as a test championship points to go in and to get the feeling thatjoe really wa nted get the feeling thatj

for the radical faction the stuart broad. i believe because i live a different. i didn't go to. the ship monday. so that's the only on moment because to him. you look at the amount of gold you took. action. i'm going to let. me know if i might again a mr telling a fine on his head if i use a busy. busy busy guy you thought and then i know i know and yet at the moment so this make it was not a coming out of an entity because i don't think that's. it i can't. get enough i thought it was all of us no doubt about it. and that's the kind of ruined it took on a couple of the. cuff you know you couldn't reach a good i don't want to know solution or not. to group and i'm in orlando where you're from one end and 3 different a bit of. it was about to mention dust i did this with numbers and with a busted for the door and about at the time of the wonderful round it was. done i did mine in the middle of the year never what i wanted to. actually got in there not bad but not bad maybe the british government put out if i didn't write them down to the little. bit. and we're going to have to do

batsmen and perhaps one more really good fast bowler to come and help the fading jimmy anderson and stuart broad, he bowls well, they need somebody else with pace, with control to help jofra archer be the future spearhead. if they find somebody like that, more spinner and opening batsmen, rory burns might be,| opening batsmen, rory burns might be, ithink opening batsmen, rory burns might be, i think rich will be fine as captain. simon hughesjoining captain. simon hughes joining me captain. simon hughesjoining me on that earlierfrom lord's. simon hughesjoining me on that earlier from lord's. -- i think route to newmachar rate will be fine as captain. —— joe root. let's have quick look at some of the day's other headlines. dylan groenewegan has now won three of the five stages so far at the tour of britain. they raced around the wirral today, and the dutchman finished ahead of british rider matt walls. matteo trentin regained the the overall lead. judd trump's winning run is up to 13 matches. the world champion beat david gilbert by six frames to four to reach the shanghai masters quarterfinals wh

england didn't even let them close in australia's best batsman steve smith was out for just $23.00 stuart broad and jack leach took 4 wickets each england winning by $135.00 runs to draw the 5 match series to 2 it's the 1st time that's happened in 47 years. absolutely. so the form is this week was a lot closer to where we want to be as a template moving forward in test cricket. but we drove the game pretty much the whole time from from that 1st session and on day one and that's really pleasing you know we got in a position of strength and no point and we really let them back in. had you have said that we would be retaining the ashes i think we would have taken it and i think most australians would have so yeah i think we can be really proud of the why we've come over here which is a challenging place for the 1st rains to come apply and win. to win 2 test matches pretty convincingly should want to. let that slip no doubt but we've done a lot wrong with got a lot to be really proud about georgia claim 2 gold medals on the opening day of the world wrestling championships in kazakhstan georgia's 1s

england take three early wickets at old trafford, david warner out for a duck, taking but stuart broad now 24-3 in took two wickets. australia are now 24—3 in their second innings but still have a huge 200 plus lead knowing if they win this fourth test they will retain the ashes. ireland lead wales 14—10 in the second half of the world cup rugby warm up game and it has been happening in qualifying for the italian grand prix as it has been held up by various crashes. charles leclerc is just ahead of lewis hamilton. more and an hour. health officials in the united states are urging people to stop using e—cigarettes after another death from a mysterious lung illness, linked to vaping. there've now been five deaths confirmed in recent weeks across the us, with 215 cases of people falling ill after vaping, but the problem could be much greater, with experts investigating a50 cases of lung illness that may have been caused by e—cigarette use around the country. our reporter alydia noble has more. over 12 million people use flavoured e—cigarettes, or vapes, in america, but fatalities are on t

straight his best batsman steve smith was out for just $23.00 despite mitchell marsh a century stuart broad and jack leach took 4 wickets each england winning by $135.00 runs to draw the 5 match series to 2 it's the 1st time that has happened in 47 years the former captain of the wales rugby team gareth thomas says he is living with h. i v thomas says he was forced to make the announcement of the british newspaper threatening to publish a story about his diagnosis thomas came out as gay in 2009. i'm livin with hiv. now you have that information that makes me extremely vulnerable but it does not make me weak now even though i've been forced to tell you this i choose to fight to educate and break the stigma around this subject kenyan runner jeffrey come more or broke the world half marathon record in copenhagen the 3 time half marathon world champion was 17 seconds quicker than the world record set in valencia last year 21 kilometer course in just 58 minutes and one second olympic organizers held american test even c. in japan on sunday but as temperatures reached 30 degrees celsius competito

get close astray as best batsman steve smith out for just $23.00 despite matthew wade century stuart broad and jack leach took 4 we could see each in a winning by $135.00 runs to draw the 5 match series to 2 minutes the 1st time that has happened in 47 years. absolutely. so the pharmacist who it was a lot closer to where we want to be as a template moving forward in test cricket. but we drove the game pretty much the whole time from. from that 1st session and on day one and that's really pleasing you know we got serves in a position of strength and no point do we really let them back in the former wales or rugby captain gareth thomas says he is living with h i v thomas says he was forced to make the announcement after a british newspaper threatened to publish a story about his diagnosis thomas also came out as gay back in 2009. i am livin with hiv. now you have that information that makes me extremely vulnerable but it does not make me weak now even though i have been forced to tell you this i choose to fight to educate and break the stigma around this subject kenyan runner jeffrey come wa

that while it's him he's yet to dismiss him in the series just say mates and fellow fast bowler stuart broad says the 24 year old is looking forward to renewing his concepts for the form australian caps and test left in the series as holders australia need just one winter it's i mean ashes i think there's been a little bit of. to and fro between him and job for us and. jeff ruby excited to continue that battle. but yeah it's great to have him back it's no one wants to see anyone mates cricket through head injuries and he would have been very disappointed not to headingley and very hungry to to come back into 2 crucial test matches ok more reaction after that defeat phenomenas saka at the us open but for now that is it from you and thank you well before we go let's remind you of a story we are following closely here at al-jazeera a large explosion has rocked afghanistan's capital kabul shaking windows and doors in an area close to foreign embassies and government buildings security sources say a guest house for foreigners was attacked the truck laden with explosives and sporadic gunfire has b

stuart broad quickly made inroads into the australia top order, and then he took the crucial wicket of the latest school is 185—6. at gleneagles, the solheim cup is delicately balanced as that draws to its conclusion. the scoreboard changing all the time. here is the latest. europe are up in 11th, 11—9 over the united states, up in two and down in five, very delicately poised there, drawing to its conclusion at gleneagles. to the days premier league action then, two games this afternoon. quique sanchez flores returns to the watford dugout, as they travel to arsenal. that games kicks off in around ten minutes‘ time. in the other game bournemouth ran out 3—1 winners at home to everton. two goals from england striker callum wilson doing the damage. that‘s their first home win in the league this season and lifts them up to eighth in the table. ryan fraser with the other goal after dominic calvert—lewin had pulled one back for everton. they now slip to 11th in the table. in the women‘s super league, everton continued their 100% start to the season with a 2—0 victory over bristol city. manch

get close astray as best batsman steve smith out for just $23.00 despite matthew wade century stuart broad and jack leach took 4 wickets each in winning by $135.00 runs to draw the 5 match series to 2 minutes the 1st time that has happened in 47 years. absolutely. so the pharmacist who it was a lot closer to where we want to be as a template moving forward in test cricket. but we drove the game pretty much the whole time from from that 1st session and on day one and that's really pleasing you know we got serves in a position of strength and no point do we really let them back in before more wales a rugby captain gareth thomas says he is living with h i v thomas says he was forced to make the announcement after a british newspaper threatened to publish a story about his diagnosis thomas also came out as gay back in 2009. i'm livin with hiv. now you have that information that makes me extremely vulnerable but it does not make me weak now even though i've been forced to tell you this i choose to fight to educate and break the stigma around this subject kenyan runner jeffrey come war broke the

australia in control but david warner has gone for his 2nd duck of the match again falling to stuart broadfor the 6th time this series. should have beat new zealand in the 3rd 2020 largely thanks to the heroic so one man lasith malinga the bowler took an incredible 4 wickets in 4 balls is the 2nd time he's done that in his career making him the 1st player to do it twice in sri lanka to a $37.00 run victory. in a footballer marcus freshet believes the fight against racism is going backwards and forwards he's one of several players targeted online in recent weeks and says he's considering quitting social media altogether there's been examples everywhere where people have spoke out and i wouldn't say they've been ignored but you know nuffin nothing's barely changed. so just to see it to see is of spike in the last couple of months it's been it's been unbelievable zone and you know we want to we want to just nip it in the bud wells losses losses happening from a boss owner in cameroon strike a summer letter has announced his retirement from football the full time african player of the year has

stuart broad brilliant again.finally they got him cheaply connor smith departed for just 23. but matthew wade was defying england. temperature rising, his contest with jofra archer was frozen in time. anyone blinking? joe root needed someone else to get rid of weight, hidden, bestialstamping and wage gone for 117. then the tumble resumed. rich called for the match, england levelled the series but the ashes urn remains with holders australia. —— ridge called for the match. this was a summer england won the world cup and did not lose the ashes. they surely deserve that final smile? after three days' play, it all came down to the final putt in golf‘s solheim cup, with europe beating the united states by 14.5 points to 13.5 points. suzann petersen, currently ranked 665th in the world after having a baby, sank the winning putt and then promptly retired from golf. sarah mulkerrins reports from gleneagles. six years since europe won the solheim cup, six and a half points was the target for victory. if the players were fe

get close a strenuous best batsman steve smith out for just $23.00 despite matthew wade century stuart broad and jack leach took 4 we could see each in and winning by $135.00 runs to draw the 5 match series to 2 minutes the 1st time that has happened in 47 years. absolutely. so the pharmacist who it was a lot closer to where we want to be as a template moving forward in test cricket. so we drove the game pretty much the whole time from. from that 1st session and on day one and it's really pleasing you know we got served in a position of strength and no point do we really let them back in. the formal way all the rugby captain gareth thomas says he is living with h i v thomas says he was forced to make the announcement after a british newspaper threatened to publish a story about his diagnosis thomas also came out as gay back in 2009. i'm livin with hiv. now you have that information that makes me extremely vulnerable but it does not make me weak now even though i've been forced to tell you this i choose to fight to educate and break the stigma around this subject kenyan runner jeffrey come wa

many runs in their second innings, opener david warner out for a duck again his third in a row to stuart broadof course looked on course for another big total, but even he could only make 82 modest for the double centuirian in the first innings. and the honour of taking his wicket went to jack leach, caught by ben stokes. australia declared not long after on 186 for six and so england's improbably run chase began with the overs left presumably too many for a nightwatchman. england made the worst possible start losing opener rory burns third ball. and then captainjoe root was also out for a duck. pat cummins rewarded for some excellent bowling this match. here is the scorecard. england need 365 runs to win, not something anybody genuinely expects to happen. more hopefully, there remaining players could bat all day tomorrow, therefore drawing and avoiding defeat and the cds would go to a decider at the oval defeat and the cds would go to a decider at the 0valfor defeat and the cds would go to a decider at the oval for the final test on thursday. it was all too easy for england this evening at we

another one of england's pace bowlers, stuart broad believes archer won't change his style when he facesing back into test cricket, but test cricket's a brutal sport and it's a sport countries are going hell for leather against each other. i'm sure when steve comes in, d raft jofra other. i'm sure when steve comes in, draftjofra will other. i'm sure when steve comes in, draft jofra will be other. i'm sure when steve comes in, draftjofra will be in rooty‘s ear wanting the ball, and that's the intensity test cricket brings. it was also revealed today that there will be a change to the england batting order. joe denly will open at old trafford, swaping places with jason roy, who drops down to number four. ireland head coachjoe schmidt has named his world cup squad with a shock omission. devin toner has been left out. the leinster lock has featured 60 times under schmidt, more than any other player. munster‘s south africa—bornjean kleyn only qualified to play for ireland three weeks ago and has taken toner‘s place for the tournament in japan. ireland begin their campaign against scotland on

two wickets first of all for stuart broad, including a duck for david warner.ce again a superb display from him as he opened the bowling. after that, also two wickets forjofra archer. at one point, australia worked 114—11. at that point, if you england fans might have been daring to dream but guess who? steve smith took the game away from england. yet another brilliant performance from him, and another half—century from steve smith, wanta another half—century from steve smith, want a batting phenomenon he is. he eventually went for 82, caught by ben stokes. remarkably, 82 is steve smith's lowest score of the entire ashes series. what an incredible statistic. he eventually went for 82 but by then, australia already out of sight. england have a tall order, 383 their target to win. they have already lost two wickets. fairto they have already lost two wickets. fair to say they will need something utterly remarkable. we know what happened at headingley. if england we re happened at headingley. if england were to survive through to the close of play tomorrow and get

what we have seen throughout this summer is a late career masterclass from stuart broad. accuracy, almost not a surprise to see him get rid of the australian open batsman, harris and the david warner. in a way it was like getting rid of a couple of stones, but england have got rid of a rock before lunch, marnus labuschagne was out before lunch. a classic spin bowler dismissal. marnus labuschagne was brought forward. steve smith is not out, of course, 18 not out, but if england can get rid of the other australian batsmen then it increases the pressure on smith and increases the chances of smith making a mistake. jack leach has been a hero once before in this ashes series. how significant might his contribution be? he might be the key man because here we are in the fourth day of this test match. as the pitch gets older in any test match, the more the spinner comes into it. the more the spinner comes into it. the more the surface deteriorates, the more the surface deteriorates, the more the chance of the ball spinning. we have seen signs of that already from jack leach. as w

travis head out lbw to stuart broad, and matthew wade caught off the bowling of jack leach. lunch. they will be back under way in about ten minutes' time. rafael nadal is through to the semi—finals of the us open as he edges towards his 19th grand slam title. but in the women's draw, a teenager continues her rise to the top of the game, asjoe lynskey reports. right now in charge in new york as a man from majorca, playing rafael nadal can feel like an onslaught and after the rally... getting swept away in the cauldron was diego schwartzman, one of the shortest players on tour at five foot seven but with the buenos aires diet. rafael nadal has made the semifinals of all four grand slams this year. his opponent said it felt like he had played against a lion. this was a quarterfinal but felt like a final. it is one of the keys of success. final. it is one of the keys of success. i have been a good fighter on court with a good character, positive character and i am not the only one. there are a lot of ones that fight good. this tournament now seems set up for the spaniard, the th

well, briefly, it tried its best, a stuart broad set about ramping up the decibels australia, soon 28by a jofra archer bouncer, welcome back. but soon smith was calling the shots. that's why he's the world number one batsmen. only the weather, seemingly, could stop him, a lengthy rain delay followed by a few wind power problems. beach balls, crisp packets, even the bales kept blowing off. australia, though, seemed unruffled, as smith and marnus labuschagne reached half centuries. before, finally, england finally found the breakthrough. labuschagne bowled by craig overton for 67. how they needed that. a testing day, then, both for england's players, and their fans. they'll be hoping for a little less rain and a few more wickets. andy swiss, bbc news, old trafford. time for a look at the weather. here's nick miller. some cricket today, and a lot of weather. it'll be interesting over the next couple of days. there will be some showers around tomorrow. there will also be some sunshine. it looks like a spell of rain on friday. especially early in the day. it just won't be friday. especiall

well, briefly, it tried its best, as stuart broad set about ramping up the decibels, australia soon 28. steve smith missed the last test after being hit by a jofra archer bouncer. welcome back. but soon smith was calling the shots. that's why he's the world number one batsman. only the weather, seemingly, could stop him, a lengthy rain delay followed by a few wind—powered problems. beach balls, crisp packets, even the bails kept blowing off. australia, though, seemed unruffled, as smith and marnus labuschagne reached half centuries before, finally, england finally found the breakthrough. labuschagne bowled by craig overton. smith, though, was still there for 60 at the close, once again australia's rock. a testing day, then, for england and they still face a familiar question — how do they get get out steve smith? andy swiss, bbc news, old trafford. so the weather could have a big affect on the game. the players say they are struggling with conditions. you feel like you get to the crease and the wind hits you and pushes you forward and you have to shorten your stride and then it pushes

australia had already retained the urn and were chasing an unlikely 399 to win — and when stuart broadcket of steve smith, that looked even more remote for the tourists. matthew wade resisted for the aussies — he made 117 — his duel withjofra archer was one of the highlights of the day. but he was one of two wickets forjoe root and the skipper also took the winning catch, victory by 135 runs rounding off a very satisfying summer in which they also became 0ne—day world champions. that world cup was incredible. for it to finish how it did, some of the games in it made for fantastic viewing, notjust the england games but across the board, there was some fantastic contests. and to be backed up by such an evenly matched ashes series, again, we were blessed with brilliant support throughout. but the cricket itself was pretty gripping. leinster centre robbie henshaw is almost certainly out of ireland's rugby world cup opener against scotland next sunday but he will stay with the squad injapan. he has a hamstring problem, picked up during training on saturday. ireland are the top—ranked team i

stuart broad with both wickets.match and finish the series level at 2—2. 44—2 is the latest score from the oval. let's head to gleneagles next and get the latest on the singles in the solheim cup. europe and the usa are level at 8—8 going into the final day's matches. sarah mulkerrins is there for us. going relatively well for the europeans so far, carlota ciganda got the european charge underweight, going one down on the first hole but bringing it back on the second. all square in the second match out, with caroline hedwall going 1—up against the american nelly korda. we know georgia hall, who was three wins from three and her three matches played so far at this event, she has just started against world number three lexi thompson. 12 singles matches today. the teams level at 8-8. the matches today. the teams level at 8—8. the magic numbers for them to get to, if europe are to regain the trophy, they need to get to 14.5 points. for the usa to retain it, need 14 points. players going out for their singles matches in

the wait for a breakthrough went on, finally, stuart broad struck, travis head, gone, for england, sorelyre causing problems, a decidedly edgy start for matthew wade, close toa edgy start for matthew wade, close to a catch but agonisingly short. still, they could not shift smith, was this a chance? confusion, so nearly a run out, not quite. england's pressure paid off, wait misgiving somewhere into the stratosphere, all eyes onjoe root. —— wade. and wade was gone for 16, england kept chipping away but smith would not budge, the world number one batsmen lived up to his billing, just before lunch, he completed his third century of this ashes, a remarkable feat from a remarkable talent, but for england, but will not be much consolation. the existence of the loch ness monster is one of scotland's oldest myths. now scientists say the creatures behind repeated sightings could be giant eels. researchers from new zealand have tried to catalogue all living species in the loch by extracting dna from water samples. our correspondent iain macinnes is on the shores of loch ness for us. this has been a

wade's second century of the series, england completed a 135 run victory, with jack leach and stuart broadhing. 0ne red ball and 11 batsmen dressed in white, england's planned for sunday ran something like this. exactly like this. 0ne down — harris. the second to fall, warner. broad was bristling. now for some subtlety. leach lured labuschagne forward and in a split second he was out, stumped, a high skilled dismissal. thank you. next. this ground is where the ashes traditionally concludes. all the greats have batted here, and now steve smith would play his final innings of the summer. it could last minutes, hours...days? bowl it somewhere where smith can hit it but put a fielder there. ben stokes grabbed the catch and it felt like the match. just 23 for smith today, but there was one nice surprise still waiting. applause he was applauded off the field. what could england's captain do? well, bowl. mitchell marsh fell tojoe root but matthew wade was defying england. hot afternoon, temperature rising. his contest with jofra archer was suddenly frozen in time. anyone blinking? no. on 117, wad

stuart broad was bristling. now for some su btlety. broad was bristling. now for some subtlety.e all the greats have batted, and now steve smith would play his final innings of the summer. play his final innings of the summer. it could last minutes, hours, days? bowl it somewhere where smith can hit it but but i feel there. ben stokes grabbed the catch and it felt like the match. just 23 for smith today but there was one nice surprise still waiting. he was applauded off the field. what could england's captain do? well, a bowl. mitchell marsh fell to joe root but matthew wade was defying england. hot afternoon, temperature rising at his contest with jofra archer was suddenly frozen in time. anyone blinking? no. on 117, matthew wade fell, not to pace, but to guile, to joe root, bairstow‘s stumping. the final moment was also the captain's joe root‘s catch for the match. the ashes remain in australia's hands but the series is level and england's long summer ends with another smile. joe wilson, bbc news, the oval. there has been a thrilling finish at golf‘s solheim cup. europe have b

england were dismissed early this morning, leaving the aussies chasing 399 for victory, and stuart broad — australia's star batsman and england's nemesis steve smith, well caught by ben stokes. matthew wade, though, has offered stubborn resistance for the tourists. and in the last few minutes, matthew wade hasjust got and in the last few minutes, matthew wade has just got his century. australia, 200 and 30 to—6. —— 232-6. as you can see, a very busy day of sport. let's get to the premier league action, then — two games today. we'll have news of arsenal against watford in just a moment. but first, bournemouth got their first home win of the league season with a 3—1 victory over everton. two goals from england striker callum wilson doing the damage, on what turned out to be a pretty comfortable afternoon for eddie howe's side. that victory lifts them up to eighth in the table. ryan fraser with the other goal after dominic calvert—lewin had equalised for everton. everton now slip to 11th in the table. psychologically, hugely important that we win that first home game as quickly as possible.

launching his hits immediate to dismiss him in this series archie's teammates and fellow fast bowler stuart broad says the 24 year old is looking forward to renewing his concepts with the form australian caps in there it suits us left in the series as holders australia need just one winter retain the ashes. i think there's been a little bit of. to and fro between him and job for us and so jeff will be excited to continue that battle. but yeah it's great to have him back it's no one wants to see anyone mess cricket through head injuries and he would have been very disappointed not headingley and very hungry to to come back into 2 crucial test matches. andy thank you very much indeed for me down in jordan for this news hour because my colleague terry is up next with much more of the day's stay with us not so much that. the ultranationalist marks connected with one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. as. migrant joining with the military to impose a deadly political agenda we have to protect our nation what has happened to the engine that's one of the biggest stains on the country as a whole.

australia were chasing an unlikely 399 to win, and when stuart broad took the key wicket of steve smithry with bowlerjofra archer. but after wade fell, this stunning catch from root sealed the win by 135 runs, to round off a remarkable summer. that world cup was incredible. for it to finish how it did, some of the games in it made for fantastic viewing, notjust the england games but across the board, there was some fantastic contests. and to be backed up by such an evenly matched ashes series, again, we were blessed with brilliant support throughout. but the cricket itself was pretty gripping. that story dominates this morning's back pages. the guardian showjoe root shaking hands with steve smith. genuine mutual respect there, you feel. "what a summer it's been", the headline. not quite so friendly in the express. "you can kiss it goodbye next time", says root, vowing to win back the ashes in australia. and even less friendly in the times, with that glare between jofra archer and mattew wade. "see you down under in 2021" the headline there. quique sanchez flores will have been impressed

included david including david warner who was gone for his 2nd duck of the match again falling to stuart broad for the 6th time the series. sri lanka beat new zealand in the 3rd 2020 and largely thanks to. the bowler took an incredible 4 wickets in 4 balls it's a 2nd time he's done that in his career making him the 1st player to do it twice wading through walk at $1237.00 run victory. england footballer marcus rash for it believes racism is getting worse against players online he's one of several athletes targeted recently and says he's considered quitting social media altogether there's been examples where people have spoken and i wouldn't say they've been ignored but you know no finns nothing's really changed. so just to see it to see itself spike in the last couple of months it's been it's been unbelievable so. you know we want to we want to just nip it in the bud wells says. former barcelona and cameroon striker sam while at 2 says he will retire from football the 4 time african player of the year quit at the age of $38.00 he won numerous trophies with barcelona and represented cameroon 4

stuart broad believes archer will not change his style as he faces the leading run scorer from australiaricket is a brutal sport, and a sport when countries are going hell for leather against each other, i am sure when steve co m es against each other, i am sure when steve comes in, jofra archer will be wanting the ball. there is no doubt about that. that is the intensity that test cricket brings. it was also revealed today that there will bea also revealed today that there will be a change to the england batting order, joe denley will open, swapping places with jason roy who drops down to number four. in rugby the ireland head coach has named his world cup squad with a shock omission, devin toner has been left out. that leinster lock has featured 60 times, more than any other player. john kline only qualify to play for ireland three weeks ago and has taken the place of toner. ireland begin their campaign against scotland on 22nd of september. the former manchester united striker rob miller lukaku needs to do more to tackle racism in the game. he was subjected to abuse yesterday playing

australia were chasing an unlikely 399 to win — and when stuart broad took the key wicket of steve smithcatch from root sealed the win by 135 runs, to round off a remarkable summer. that world cup was incredible. but to finish how some of the games in a comment made for fantastic viewing, not just the england comment made for fantastic viewing, notjust the england games but across the board, there was some fantastic contests. and to be backed up fantastic contests. and to be backed up by fantastic contests. and to be backed up by such an evenly matched ashes series, again, we were blessed with brilliant support throughout. but the cricket itself was pretty gripping. i think that is the understatement of the summer. quique sanchez flores will have been impressed with his side, in his first match back as watford manager. arsenal took a 2—0 lead — both goals from pierre—emerick aubamyang. but the gunners unravelled in the second half, and watford took full advantage — tom cleverly starting the fight back as they drew 2—2. every single match in premier league we know is different and will be

he returns at old trafford and stuart broad says archer will relish the chance of bowling at smith again devin toner, who's got huge experience, having played 60 times under head coach joe schmidt, more than any other player, has been dropped in favour of south africa—bornjean kleyn, who only qualified to play for ireland three weeks ago. international football takes centre stage this week starting tonight with the women's euro 2021 qualifiers. wales are expecting to challenge norway for top spot in their group. they cruised to a 6—0 win over the faroe islands in their opening game and tonight they host northern ireland, who were thrashed 6—0 by norway last friday. england's women are in norway for a friendly tonight, and they could soon boast of having the world's best player in their side. lucy bronze has often been given that label by her england manager phil neville, and now she's been nominated by fifa for the official award. she's already been named europe's player of the year this week. ijust try my hardest to play my best for the team. none of the girls put me on a pedestal, they

well, briefly, it tried its best, as stuart broad set about ramping up the decibels, australia soon 28cer. welcome back. but soon smith was calling the shots. that's why he's the world number one batsman. only the weather, seemingly, could stop him, a lengthy rain delay followed by a few wind—powered problems. beach balls, crisp packets, even the bails kept blowing off. australia, though, seemed unruffled, as smith and marnus labuschagne reached half centuries before, finally, england finally found the breakthrough, . labuschagne bowled by craig 0verton. smith, though, was still there for 60 at the close, once again australia's rock. a testing day, then, for england and they still face a familiar question — how do they get get out steve smith? andy swiss, bbc news, old trafford. not even the great british weather helping there. to new york next, where in the last hour rafael nadal has made it through to the semi—finals of the us 0pen. he beat diego schwartzman in straight sets. a comfortable victory there for him. remember both roger federer and novak djokovic are already out, so it lo

they have had to play without james anderson for most of the series, and stuart broad knows the fastcussion that saw him miss the third test. romelu lu ka ku has been the subject of racist abuse in italy? the former manchester united striker — romelu lukaku — says football authorities need to do more to tackle racism in the game. it comes after he was subjected to racist abuse yesterday. playing for his new club inter milan. lukaku scored what turned out to be the winner, to send his side top of the table in serie a, but was targetted with monkey chants from sections of the crowd before and after his penalty kick. in a post on instagram this afternoon, the belgian also said social media platforms need to work harder to stamp out online abuse. roma have reached an agreement with arsenal to sign midfielder henrikh mkhitaryan on a season—long loan deal. the italian club will pay a loan fee and the player‘s wages, but there is no option or obligation to buy the armenia international. javier hernandez has left west ham, to join spanish side sevilla. the mexican‘s future had been uncertain

stuart broad taking the wicket of travis head for 19.e's had a bit of a let off. jofra archer unable to hold on to a half chance to catch him off his own bowling. smith is currently at the crease. australia going along quite nicely. to new york next, where rafael nadal has made it through to the semi—finals of the us open. he beat diego schwartzman in straight sets. remember both roger federer and novak djokovic are already out, so it looks like its opening up for nadal to win his 19th grand slam title leaving him just one short of federer‘s record. he plays the italian matteo berrettini in the last four. also opened up in the womens‘s draw, here's bianca andreescu the canadian teenager at the bottom of your screen sealing her place in the last four, she beat elise mertens. she's only 19, but has won two titles this year, she's up to 15th in the world rankings and into herfirst grand slam semi final. jamie murray meanwhile had a busy day at flushing meadows. first he qualified for the semi—finals of the men's doubles with british partner

australia had already retained the urn and were chasing an unlikely 399 to win and when stuart broadwade resisted for the aussies — he made 117 — his duel withjofra archer was one of the highlights of the day. but he was one of two wickets forjoe root and the skipper also took the winning catch, victory by 135 runs rounding off a very satisfying summer in which they also became one—day world champions. that world cup was incredible. for it to finish it dead, some of the games within it made for fantastic viewing, not just the games within it made for fantastic viewing, notjust the england games but across—the—board there were some fantastic contests. and to be backed up fantastic contests. and to be backed up by fantastic contests. and to be backed up by such an evenly matched ashes series, we were blessed with brilliant support throughout, but the cricket itself was pretty gripping. quique sanchez flores' second spell in charge of watford started with a draw at home to arsenal, they were 2—0 down at the break to two pierre—emerick aubamyang goals but the gunners threw it away in the

it's england who got off to the perfect start once again opener david warner was dismissed by stuart broadssed him in the series. a few moments ago australia were xx for x if austraia win this match they”ll retain the ashes. england remember kept alive their chance of regaining the famous urn with that remarkable, ben stokes inspired one there's been a real shock at the us open overnight. roger federer has been knocked out by grigor dimitrov in the quarter finals. five—time champion federer had won all seven of their previous meetings but dimitrov fought back from two sets to one down for a memorable victory in new york. federer was hampered by injury in the latter stages. bulgarian dimitrov will play fifth seed daniil medvedev in the semi finals. just low, you know? disappointed it's over, because i did feel i was playing really well, after a couple of rocky start. you know, it'sjust a missed opportunity, to some extent, you know, that you're in the mix, you can get through. i had two days off after and it was looking good. but you've got to take the losses, you know. it's part of the gam

launching his hits immediate to dismiss him in this series archie's teammates and fellow fast bowler stuart broad says the 24 year old is looking forward to renewing his concepts with the form australian caps in there it suits us left in the series as holders australia need just one winter it's a national. i think there's been a little bit of to and fro between him and job for us and so jeff will be excited to continue that battle. but yeah it's great to have him back it's no one wants to see anyone mess cricket through head injuries and he would have been very disappointed not to headingley and very hungry to to come back into 2 crucial test matches ok that is high schools looking for now let's get back to. andy thank you for that and that is almost it for this news hour remember you can get the latest on everything we've been covering on our website. www dot com or you can stay tuned i'm going to be back in just a few moments with more of the day's news. a modern and open minded woman who feels ethiopia is poised to develop happening al-jazeera goes on a journey with the 1st woman appointed to

stuart: the speaker opened with the president has betrayed his oath of office, he's betrayed national security and the integrity of our elections. that's a pretty broad you can infer that from that conversation with ukraine's leader or from the whistleblower's memo that was put out. >> of course you can't. stuart: you can't say that. >> of course you can't, just like after two years of the russia hoax, you can't infer that they ultimately -- there was collusion or obstruction there. she also said every day the sadness grows, as if that was part of what she said. i mean, every day the sadness grows amongst the american people who realize an entire legislative body in our country is obsessed with impeaching a duly electhelected president. she said the legislation continues. really? they are totally distracted by whatever rabbit jumps out in the road, in this case, the phone call that landed in their lap or did it? where is this stuff coming and why do they continue to pursue it? they know they can't defeat him on the policies. his approval rating is stays strong, he's effective. i think this will boomerang back. joe and hunter biden will be the big los

stuart: we made it back. we are back above 27,000, back to a triple digit gain as of now. we've got, let's see, 25 of the dow 30 in the green. they are up. pretty broad that state's ban on flavored e-cigarettes. joining us now is the owner. just a moment ago we saw you vaping, sir. welcome to the show. good to see you. now, why are you suing? >> thank you for having me, sir. stuart: sure thing. look, why are you suing to stop the state's ban on flavored cigarettes? because that was designed to keep flavored cigarettes, e-cigarettes, out of the hands of juniors. why are you suing to stop the ban? >> first and foremost, for the lives of my customers that are on the line that are using electronic cigarettes to quit smoking. that's the first thing. the second thing is the lives of all the people around the state and the other states that have followed suit with this. their lives are on the line. stuart: okay. how has this affected your business? >> and of course, my business as well. stuart: how has it affected it so far, your business? >> there's been a lot of press. it's driven the sales of my business down. it's driven the sales of all of our business