reliable one from stuart broad as always. right?— reliable one from stuart broad as always, right?in. i want to tell— always, right? absolutely, gavin. i want to tell you _ always, right? absolutely, gavin. i want to tell you a _ always, right? absolutely, gavin. i want to tell you a bit _ always, right? absolutely, gavin. i want to tell you a bit about - always, right? absolutely, gavin. i want to tell you a bit about what i l want to tell you a bit about what i saw here yesterday. the day before a test match, none of the first bowlers too much as they conserve energy. stuart broad was in the middlejust behind me energy. stuart broad was in the middle just behind me visualising what he was going to do. was not running butjust feeling the ball in his hand, position of his wrist and fingers, rehearsing in his mind what he would do when this match began. and let's show you what he did win this test match began. now the way he got his wickets today, five of them, everyone a bit different but we saw again the way he manipulates that ball, put it right where the batter does not want it

in the _ take stuart broad. moeen ali will be the spinner. in the top _ take stuart broad. spinner. in the top seven - take stuart broad. moeen ali will be the spinner. in the top seven ahead | the spinner. in the top seven ahead of him, the batters now expected to deliver runs in at the new attacking style typified by the number five there, harry brook, who has scored more than 800 of them in seven tests since his debut last year. it of them in seven tests since his debut last year.— of them in seven tests since his debut last year. it is a dream come true to be involved _ debut last year. it is a dream come true to be involved in _ debut last year. it is a dream come true to be involved in my _ debut last year. it is a dream come true to be involved in my first - true to be involved in my first ashes and growing up and watching some of these players who are still playing against the best in the world and the best australians and english players to play, so they are one of the best sides in the world and just off the back of a world test championship when, and have always

stuart broad and moeen ali lead the way — as england take crucial australian wickets in the ashes.tla nd scotland have a stunning comeback against norway to maintain their euro qualifying campaign. and in the hunt for a fifth major — rory mcilroy is just two shots off the lead at the us open — we'll have the latest from los angeles. also coming up on sportsday: it's an all british final in nottingham — katie boulter will meet jodie burrage — after the british number one got the better of heather watson. and hull fc are left to rue what could have been — defeat to st helens — in rugby league's challenge cup. hello there — and welcome along to the programme. we start with the ashes. england's cricketers have taken key wickets from australia — on the second day of the first ashes test. edgbaston was working with stuart broad's double, but stubborn century is keeping them in the hunt. they are 311 a5, and trading england is keeping them in the hunt. they are 31145, and trading england two runs. this is already a test match of fascinating flux, and now the weather has shifted. saturday

stuart broad and moeen ali lead the way — as england take crucial australian wickets in the ashes.tla nd scotland thrill norway in their qualifier, who else but that man early haaland. and in the hunt for a 5th major — rory mcilroy is just two shots off the lead at the us open. we'll have the latest from los angeles. it's an all british final in nottingham — katie boulter, will meet jodie burrage — after the british number one got the better of heather watson. and hull are left to rue what could have been — defeat to st helens — in rugby league's challenge cup. from the bbc sports centre, this is sportsday. hello there — and welcome along to the programme. england's cricketers have taken key wickets from australia — on the second day of the first ashes test. they were on the front foot early too — with stuart broad renewing his rivalry with australian opener david warner. the visitors dug in — and a stubborn century from usman khawaja, who also survived a scare — leaves them in with a chance. patrick geary has more. this is already a test match of fascinating flux, and is now the w

the pace bowlers will be james anderson and stuart broad, with 0llie robertson. nited again. in at numberfive will be harry brooke. this will be his ashes debut at edgbaston and he really personifies the new attacking approach england have had over this past year or so, an approach he says will not change, even in an ashes series. baz and stokesy have tried to make it as relaxed as we have been in the last few test series, so it doesn't really feel like a different series, and yeah, we're definitely going to go out there and try— and play exactly the same way. it might not come off every time, but the longevity, the time of doing it, i'm sure it will come off better than not. make no mistake about it though, that approach, that baz ball attacking approach, will be stress—tested by the aussies, because their attack, their bowling attack, is absolutely formidable, and it is likely to feature josh hazlewood, who is fit now and raring to go. having missed the world test championship final over india. the aussies sent steve smith to come and talk to us today, a man who

the pace bowlers will be james anderson and stuart broad, with 0llie anderson. ted again. in at numberfive the old guard reunited again. in at number five will be harry brooke. this will be his ashes debut at edgbaston and he really personifies the new attacking approach england have had over this past year or so, an approach he says will not change, even in an ashes series. a ., change, even in an ashes series. ., ,, , ., series. baz and stokes have tried to make _ series. baz and stokes have tried to make it _ series. baz and stokes have tried to make it as - series. baz and stokes have tried to make it as relaxed i series. baz and stokes have l tried to make it as relaxed as we have been _ tried to make it as relaxed as we have been in _ tried to make it as relaxed as we have been in the - tried to make it as relaxed as we have been in the last - we have been in the last three test _ we have been in the last three test series, so it doesn't really— test series, so it doesn't really feel like a different series. _ really feel like a different series, and yes, w

it suited england, especially stuart broad, right and suited england, especially stuart broad, rightand the hope through the next two months. the confidence and can have anjack leach, the competency has in himself should also have been noticed. three wickets for leach, ireland allowed for 172 and england soon it batting. whatever england do in test matches these days, they do it quickly, and so zak crawley and ben duckett took those innings to 100 inside the 16th over. it is, we presume to know what they will try to do against australia because they know no other way. england will resume just 20 behind, but zak crawley not there. he was out for 56 thanks to the fast fingers, good reaction. a really good reaction. test matches are rare. make the most of this one. joe wilson, bbc news. an excellent day for england and an excellent day for broad — something he acknowledged when he spoke to us after the close of play. ultimately, the day couldn't have gone much betterfor us. we won the toss. helpful conditions for that first hour and half, then the sun came out and the pitch played a lot ni

we hearfrom both the england and australia camps ahead of the first ashes test — as stuart broad is favouredr mark wood for the hosts bowling attack. and golf heads to tinseltown for the us open, after a week of dramatic storylines that shows no signs of stopping. also coming up on sportsday... rower oonagh cousins talks to us about the tough decision to retire three years on from contracting covid. if they hadn't been a global pandemic i probably would still be enough light that something i have to handle for the rest of my life. from the bbc sports centre, this is sportsday. lots to come but we're going to start with the confirmation today thatjude bellingham is now eight riel madrid player. the 19—year—old has agreed to deal for £88 million to move from borussia dortmund. hejoins a £88 million to move from borussia dortmund. he joins a select group of british footballers to play for the spanish side including the lights of joe linsky has this report. he is 19 years old in his career keeps rising. jude bellingham snack step feels a long way from his 1st. he was just 16 on his debut from bi

stuart broad was hit. now this was tough cricket. absolutely fair, but intimidating.plete. just time for pat cummings to take the last one. england had lost six wickets in 90 wins, 325 all out, overwhelmed by australia. i think what will deeply disappoint england supporters is the way several stuart broad was hit. now this was tough cricket. absolutely fair, but intimidating. mind you, travis head is a gentle bowler mopping up.

and stuart broad strikes again, as england start their test match summer at lord's against ireland.ing up on bbc news, it's another new coach for emma raducanu and this split means she's looking for her sixth coach in two years. good evening. there remain questions tonight about how a 12—year—old girl and a 17—year—old boy came to lose their lives after being pulled out of the sea off the coast of bournemouth yesterday. police have ruled out suggestions that they were hit by a vessel — or that anyone was jumping from the pier. eight other people were treated on the beach for non—life—threatening injuries. a man in his 40s has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter. duncan kennedyjoins us from bournemouth. duncan. there is a real sense of disbelief here about how a group of people playing in the sea can somehow get caught up in a tragedy like this. the police are not saying exactly what happened but they ruled out some things, like this group being hit by a jet ski or becoming injured byjumping off the pier here. whatever has gone on here, it has left two families grieving. for s

joe root was sitting in the dressing room next to stuart broad in the morning and he said, ifancya stuartow do you call this final — it has been so engaging. how do you call this final day? _ it has been so engaging. how do you call this final day? we _ it has been so engaging. how do you call this final day? we need - it has been so engaging. how do you call this final day? we need the - call this final day? we need the rain to clear. england would have loved it if they opened the curtains this morning and saw grey skies, overcast but dry. they want to get out and get bowling to smalling. this atmosphere will help the england bowlers, so little movement with the ball throughout this match and jimmy anderson hasn't made the impact i'm sure he would like to, but these conditions are made for him. stuart broad is the chief reveller author of this england team and this place was jumping reveller author of this england team and this place wasjumping last night. he did in the first two wickets with two balls and the hat—trick ball as well. getting last night, marnus labuschagne and smith. the

he got warner caught behind and then it was over to stuart broad, who loves these moments so much.marnus labuschagne and then steve smith, two really dangerous batsmen for the aussie. so it's all set up for the final day, but the weather might have a say. how much play is it going to allow us and in what conditions? we hope everything is set up for an amazing finish. for us as a team to pick up those three batters warner, maness and smith this evening. we're delighted. obviously, the aussies played really well and hit some boundaries but three, three huge batters to have back in back in the back in the pavilion so you know turn up tomorrow. not sure what we're expecting. i don't think we're getting as blue sky tomorrow. so if we get a little bit of cloud, that'll that will give the england bowlers a bit of a smile and come back and try and hunt seven wickets for an ashes win. what of this atmosphere? how hard is it as a batter to come out against this edgbaston crowd fired as they are in this sort of situation? you know, we've played this game for a long time now. and, you know, i

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after winning the toss and choosing to field, england struck early thanks to stuart broad.e bowled out for 172. and in response, england closed just 20 runs behind on 152—1, ben duckett starring with the bat. unbeaten on 60 that one, his sixth half century in ii innings since returning to the test side. ultimately the day couldn't have gone much betterfor us. we won the toss and bowled, and helpful conditions for that first hour and a half, then the sun came out in the pitch played a lot nicer. it was crucial we got those first four wickets in that first session, and the way the guys played with the bat tonight was pretty awesome. so yeah, we put ourselves in a really good position, but like always in test cricket, you've got to back that up the next day. golf now — and america's davis riley is the man to catch at the top of the leaderboard after the opening round of golf�*s memorial tournament in ohio. he began with an opening round of five under par to finish the day, one shot clear of england's matt wallace. there are seven players tied on three under. defending champion

stuart broad took the first of today's five wickets, trapping alex kerry lbw shortly after play resumed. steve smith dug in for australia and reached his 32nd test century from just 106 to nine balls. it was left tojosh tom. ollie robinson made sure they carried through their momentum to bowl out australia and see england into bat before lunch. so the latest score, england are 188 without loss to stop a really good opening partnership between the zak crawley, who is approaching his half—century, and ben duckett. more results on the bbc website. with a few days to go until the start of wimbledon, a former world never one has announced she is coming out of retirement. caroline wozniacki will make a return to the sport but not in time for the grass court season. the dane took a step backin court season. the dane took a step back in 20 20 after a 15 year career that saw her win the australian open and be well another one on two separate occasions was up she retired after a diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis. she annoys her return on socio— media commit saying she still had goals she wanted t

stuart broad would say they prefer playing in matches rather than going through practice sessions but that ben duckett for example scored 100 runs in that session alone it is hard really to think that this will compare to the ashes to come. and a final thought, what are australia going to be doing next week? they will be in south london playing against india in the world test championship final. no doubt that that match will be meaningful. jae that match will be meaningful. joe wilson, that match will be meaningful. joe wilson, thank you very much. the premier league spokesperson has said it is shocked and appalled by what it is shocked and appalled by what it says is the unacceptable behaviour of fans at budapest airport towards referee anthony taylor and his family. after wednesday's ill tempered europa league final were sevilla beat roma on penalties. 0ne italian has now been arrested in connection with the incident. the italian side's boss jose mourinho was also seen trying to confront taylor in a car park and called him a disgrace. west ham manager david moyes has been in a press

stuart broad was quickly into his stride taking three early wickets including opener peter moor. for a duck. the tourists were 19 for three at one stage they staged something of a recovery with paul striling taking the attack to the bowlers. he made a quickfire 30 but stirling fell to jack leach shortly before lunch for 30, caught byjonny bairstow who's making his return to the team. ireland will resume shortly after lunch on 78 for a. london irish have been given a one—week extension by the rugby football union to complete their takeover. players and staff at the club requested the extension despite only receiving 50% of their may salaries. the exiles now have until apm on tuesday sixjune to complete the takeover process or prove they can fund the club's operating costs for the entire 2023—2a season. if they fail to do so, they risk being suspended from the premiership. rory mcilroy says us pga champion brookes koepka deserves to play in the forthcoming ryder cup, but is still opposed to european golfers from the controversial rival liv tour being allowed to take part. european

regarding the cricket, scott boland has been bowled by stuart broad. some breaking news.d guilty to various charges, one firearm charge, in a deal with thejustice department. this is according to a court document. he has pleaded guilty on two federal tax charges and entered into a pre—trial agreement on one firearm charge. we can now return to our top story. research teams are racing against time to find the vessel which has gone missing close to the titanic. all contact was lost on sunday about one hour and 45 minutes into its dive. ships and planes are scouring the area around a 400 mile region of newfoundland in canada, dropping sonar buoys to detect underwater activity. mike did the same trip last year with ocean gate and he reflected about the experience. it and he reflected about the experience.— and he reflected about the exerience. , . , ., , experience. it is a beautifully desiuned experience. it is a beautifully designed and _ experience. it is a beautifully designed and run _ experience. it is a beautifully designed and run the - experience. it is a beautifully

he got caught behind and then it was over to stuart broad who loves these moments so much.an set for the aussies. it was all set “p for the aussies. it was all set up for the final day but the weather might have a say how much blazek and allow us and what conditions? we hope everything is set up for an amazing finish. for everything is set up for an amazing finish.— everything is set up for an amazing finish. for us as a team to — amazing finish. for us as a team to pick _ amazing finish. for us as a team to pick up _ amazing finish. for us as a team to pick up those - amazing finish. for us as a | team to pick up those three batters this evening, where delighted the aussies played really well and hit some boundaries. but three huge batters to have back in the pavilion. turn up tomorrow, not sure what we're expecting, don't think you're getting his bluest eye tomorrow. if we get a little bit of a cloud that will give the bowlers a bit of a smile. and come back in hand seven ashes are wicked win. what about this atmosphere, how bad of a better is it to come out in the situat

england named their side yesterday with stuart broad preferred to the paceman mark wood.uggling with a knee injury in the last few months and been unable to bowl but he says he'll be ready when needed. the last three days have been getting my confidence. i've bowled every day so far. i have been able to run with more intensity day by day. i have got myself in a real good place to be able to bowl. 0bviously, david came in, he mentioned to me last week, if you're still burning, we have done something right. will the series still be live by that point? whilst australia retained the urn the last time they were here the series ending two all, it's been more than two decades since the won a series outright on these shores. it's all over. down under. on top. for five years, the ashes urn has been in aussie hands. their grip is tight. officially the best test team in the world. they have the top three batters too, and they never ease off whatever they're doing. but though they'll tell you they focus only on themselves. they have noticed how england have changed and they know they

stuart broad has taken three wickets and leaves ireland on 26—3. that is all for now.e wildlife to your garden, one of the best things you can do is build a pond. it is something our climate editor did last year and he's been amazed by the amount of wildlife that has taken up residence. in amazed by the amount of wildlife that has taken up residence. in my little back garden, _ that has taken up residence. in my little back garden, i— that has taken up residence. in my little back garden, i put _ that has taken up residence. in my little back garden, i put in a - that has taken up residence. in my little back garden, i put in a very l little back garden, i put in a very small pond and over two years i saw it fill up with wildlife. in fact, we've installed a little pond comfort today so you can have a look at that, see just how many tadpoles there are in my pond. in a moment, we will dip in there and see a bit more of what's in there. but first, have a look. this is how i made the pond. the plan isjust to put a small pond in this corner of the garden here. two years ago

england chose to bowl - european team. just before i go, to l mention england chose to bowl first, stuart broadcurrently 124—6 at lord's. that is all the sport for now. german prosecutors investigating the disappearance of madeleine mccann say it is too early to link items found during a reservoir search at the algarve last week to her case. the operation was carried out at the request of german investigators who believe their prime suspect committed sex offender made of the young girl. after the searches, they said materials had been sent to germany for testing and will be examined over the next coming days and months. our home affairs correspondent has been following the case. i affairs correspondent has been following the case.— affairs correspondent has been following the case. i was there last week, the german _ following the case. i was there last week, the german police _ following the case. i was there last week, the german police working | following the case. i was there last. week, the german police working with portuguese police carried out a search. it was a search on this spit of l

send for stuart broad. edgbaston erupted then deflated with an arm — no ball. ns rickie fowler and wyndham clark. mcilroy sounded confident that he could catch them. max verstappen will start tonight's canadian grand prix from pole after coming out on top in a rain—affected qualifying session in montreal. the world champion timed his run to perfection in the final session, clocking the quickest time just before oscar piastri crashed his mclaren, suspending qualifying. the rain worsened before the restart, which meant none of the drivers could improve their times. nico hulkenberg got his haas car onto the front row. britain's lewis hamilton starts from fourth. this is a good start for us, i think. the most difficult conditions out there and trying to get the temperature into the tyres. obviously, there are not any high—speed corners so it's difficult to generate temperature but yeah, i was hoping for more, actually, but will take it. two more semifinals in rugby league's challenge cup today with holders wigan playing warrington and leigh taking on york. a couple

australia currently on 169—a in the afternoon session at edgbaston, stuart broad with two wickets inabuschagne. moeen ali got the wicket of travis head short while ago. it's day 3 on the us open. after breaking the first round record with a score of 62, rickie fowler's broken another one — becoming the fastest player to get to ten under par in the competition's history. he leads the way with a one—shot lead over wyndham clark. but hot on their heels is rory mcilroy — who's two shots off the lead. he was in danger of heading out of contention, with three bogeys in the front nine — but he pulled it around with six birdies, including almost making a hole in one on the ninth as he looks to win his first majorfor nine years. no one wants me to win another major more than i do, so, you know, the desire is there. i've been trying and i have come close over the past nine years or whatever it is, and i keep coming back. ifeel like i have shown a lot of resilience in my career, a lot of ups and downs, and i keep coming back. whether that means i get rewarded, or get punched in the gut, whateve

he did survive a scare towards the end of the day when he was bowled by stuart broad, only for it tol, so australia will be back on sunday, 82 runs behind england with five wickets remaining. we did create enough chances to probably bowl australia out today. it also, really doesn't strike me as the type of pitch, on day two, you can get ten wickets on date. can get ten wickets on if the type of pitch, on day two, you can get ten wickets on if theyjust stay in their bubble like they did today, he played beautifully. but we are playing the long game, test matches are five days long, we know this pitch stays pretty slow and onceit this pitch stays pretty slow and once it starts, its slow. hopefully it will deteriorate and we are in a good position. it's been a battling day, we've ebbed — it's been a battling day, we've ebbed and flowed throughout. if we can take _ ebbed and flowed throughout. if we can take credit for tomorrow and play a _ can take credit for tomorrow and play a positive brand tomorrow, that'll _ play a positive brand tomorrow, that'll be — play a positive brand tomorro

david warner gone, edgbaston up, so stuart broad had something to feed off. broad. two in an evening of adrenaline. well, what an end to the day for england but australia did score 107 runs, so a lot might depend on the weather and will it allow us the finish that this test match deserves? patrick gearey, bbc news at edgbaston. in tonight's european championship qualifiers, bukayo saka scored a hat—trick as england thrashed north macedonia 7—0, but wales and northern ireland were both beaten, as andy swiss reports.

appealing and odd but both have survived by evolving, by changing, often too slowly. 37 this month, stuart broad various ways. keep in mind for context, england's men have played 1060 test matches. for ireland, this here is their seventh. and there were moments to enjoy for ireland. a rare opportunity to play this form of cricket, they were here to compete. but broad took his fifth wicket and soon ireland were 172 all out. a bit of pitch maintenance and then england batting and fast forward, rapid scoring. today, ireland, it's what they'll try against australia. how do you signal four? there, keep going. joe wilson, bbc news at lord's. now here's the weather with darren. hello there. there's no rain in the forecast for the next few days, and the first day of meteorological summer got off to a sparkling start here in eastbourne, in east sussex. many parts of the country saw the sunshine coming through, but not everywhere. some eastern areas of scotland and eastern england stayed cloudy and as a result quite a bit cooler as well. but we should see more sunshine developing across more of the countr

especially stuart broad. to england. on five occasions, too good for ireland. too good for australia? that will be the hope through the next two months. the confidence england have injack leach, the confidence he has in himself should also be noticed. three wickets for leach, ireland all out for 172 and england soon batting. whatever england do in test matches these days, they do it quickly and so, zak crawley and ben duckett took england's innings to 100 inside the 16th over. it is, we presume, what they'll try and do against australia because they know no other way. england will resume just 20 behind but zak crawley not there. he was out for 56 thanks to the fast fingers of fionn hand. good reaction, really good reaction. test matches are rare, make the most of this one. joe wilson, bbc news, lord's. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. thank you. good evening. western parts of the uk have seen the best of the sunshine and highest temperatures. further east, you will know this already, many plac

england have got two wickets, stuart broad taking the wicket of scott boland before moeen ali removedr man travis head forjust 16. usman khawaja remains for australia, though, he's past 50. the target is now less than a hundred for australia. that is the latest score for you at the moment. a story that's developing in the last few hours. french police are searching the headquarters of the organisers of the paris 2024 olympic games. officials say the raids are part of two corruption investigations. the bbc understands the probes are in connection with the awarding of contracts for building projects linked to the summer games. a spokesperson for the paris organising committee told the bbc the body is "co—operating fully with the investigators". steve clarke believes there is "more to come" from his scotland side as they target a best ever start to a qualification campaign when they play georgia on tuesday. clarke's side maintained their 100% start to euro 2024 qualifying with a 2—1 away win against norway on saturday, giving them nine points. scotland have never won four in a row at the

stuart broad took the first of today's five wickets, trapping alex carey lbw shortly after play resumedeve smith dug in for australia though, and reached his 32nd test century offjust 169 balls. it was left tojosh tongue to remove smith — picking up his third wicket of the innings in the process. 0llie robinson then made sure they carried through their momentum to bowl out australia and see england in to bat before lunch. and the latest, england have lost a wicket. 0pener zak crawley going for a8, off the bowling of nathan lyon. england are 130—1. with only a few days to go until the start of wimbledon, a former world number one has announced that she's coming out of retirement. caroline wozniaki will make a return to the sport, but not in time for the grass court season. the dane took a step back from tennis in 2020 after a 15—year career that saw her win the australian open and be world number one on two separate occasions. the 32—year—old retired after a dignosis of rheumatoid arthritis. she announced her return on social media saying that she still had goals that she wanted to accom

and they've called on big—game experience in stuart broad for the first test. australia as patrick geary reports. commentator: and it's all over. down under on top. for five years, the ashes urn has been in aussie hands. their grip is tight. officially the best test team in the world, they have the top three batters, too. and they never ease off whatever they are doing. but though they will tell you they focus only on themselves, they have noticed how england have changed. they know they may have a fight on their hands. the cricket england have played the last 12 months has been really exciting. i've enjoyed watching from afar. you know, i said initially it perhaps might be different coming up against our attack, but we will wait and see, i suppose. but i think we've been playing good cricket, they have been playing good cricket so it makes for an exciting series. the australian attack has just to help them beat india to claim the world test championship. and now england will have josh hazlewood hurtling out of the shadows towards them. he is fit and raring to

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day after getting usman khawaja, who made a brilliant 1111 for the tourists. 0llie robinson and stuart broade back out in the next 15 minutes or so. meanwhile england all—rounder moeen ali has been fined 25% of his match fee for applying an unauthorised drying spray to his bowling hand on saturday. the icc accepted moeen's use of the spray was an attempt to reduce perspiration and not an attempt to alter the condition of the ball. earlier, andy murray claimed his second title in as many weeks. the british player beat france's arthur cazaux in straight sets, his 10th win in a row, as the two—time wimbledon champion continues his strong form ahead of this year's championship — murray will return to the world's top a0 on monday — and will seek more wins at queen's to gain enough ranking points to be one of 32 seeds at wimbledon. my my family have been unbelievably supportive in me continuing with my career when it could easily have told me to stop. i really appreciate them still supporting me and trying to get me to keep going. also all of my team over there, i need all of them for all of their

stuart broad turns 37 this month and cricket still does this for him.ccollum meeting the challenge. when chances come rarely, there is a greater urgency to take them. the shot took ireland to 60 and sure signs of a recovery. well, paul stirling made 30 and was aiming at the boundary, but the ball ended up in the gloves ofjonny bairstow and england took a fourth wicket. lunchtime score, 78-4, fourth wicket. lunchtime score, 78—11, twist or come in the best match traditions? let's hope so. joe wilson, bbc news, lord's. that's takes is nicely into the weather prospects. —— that takes us. here's darren bett. looking a bit cloudy in the cricket. probably why england were the winners of the toss and they chose

their chase of 281 but england hit back with three quick wickets, 0llie robinson and pumped up stuart broadeed to win this first ashes test. we could play later to make up for some of the time lost to rain but that will depend on the and the light holding. still a little gloomy. we are waiting for news from the umpires on when they will get me started on england will want all the time they can get as we start to set “p time they can get as we start to set up an exciting finish to an engrossing opening test match. it engrossing opening test match. it could be a thrilling finish. thank you very much, patrick. royal ascot begins today. the king and queen, who are both fans of racing, are at the five—day meet in berkshire. and it'sjockey frankie dettori's last ever royal ascot. 0ur royal correspondent, daniela relph, joins us from there now. asa training as a training there too? —— is it raining there too? as a training there too? -- is it raining there too?— as a training there too? -- is it raining there too? like edgbaston, 'ust about raining there too? like edgbaston, just about holding _ r

lord's in london, after winning the toss and choosing to field — england struck early thanks to stuart broad of 5—51 as ireland were bowled out for 172. and in response, england closed just 20 runs behind — on 152—1, with ben duckett unbeaten on 60. ultimately, the day couldn't have gone much betterfor us. we won the toss and bold. helpful conditions for that first hour and half, then the sun came out and the pitch played a lot nicer. it was crucial to couples for wickets in the first session. the way the guys played with the vat tonight was pretty awesome. we put ourselves in a really good position. like always, in test cricket, you've got to back that up the next day. the denver nuggets have already made history — reaching the nba finals for the first time in the franchise's a7—year existence, following a 4—0 clean sweep against the la lakers in their western conference championship play—off. the nuggest will be relying on serbia's nikola jokic who has become the face of the franchise and according to his team—mate zeke nnaji, there's a reason why he's their main man. he is literally a wiz

england's boris made light work of australia's lower order at the start of the day. 0llie robinson and stuart broadr moeen ali has been fined fined 25% of his match fee for applying an unauthorised drying spray to his bowling hand on saturday. the icc accepted moeen's use of the spray was an attempt to reduce perspiration and not an attempt to alter the condition of the ball. two british players are competing in a wta final for the first time since 1997. earlierandy a wta final for the first time since 1997. earlier andy murray claimed his second title in as many weeks, beating a player from his second title in as many weeks, beating a playerfrom france in straight sets, his tenth win in a row as a two—time wimbledon champion continues his strong form ahead of this years's championship. he will return to the world's top a0 on monday and will seek more wins at queens. americans rickie fowler and wyndham clark will head into the final round of the us open with a one shot lead over the rest of the field. fowler could have had the outright lead, but three putted his final hole, meaning he had to settle

england chose to bowl and stuart broad put ireland under pressure from the start.ict ireland to 162 — seven. there are the wickets. also jack leach picked up a couple as well as another as well. another getting 32 not out for ireland so far. that is all the sport for now. let me show you the pictures from jordan, we have been watching the wedding scenes of a huge day in jordan, with the crown prince's marriage and their uc some of the dignitaries, the prince and princess of wales, just having a quick word with the bride and groom after their marriage and also that the us first lady, the king and queen of the netherlands and some beautiful pictures coming from a man in the last few a0 having a5 minutes. let's put the microphones up. they believe those pictures in that line of dignitaries, passing on their congratulations. let's turn away and turn to an important story here. in a put investigation on verified live, because the bbc has found evidence of potential war crimes being lost by social media companies using ai crimes being lost by social media companies using

stuart broad made the first breakthrough, taking the wicket the score at that stage, wickets haven'tke, usman khwajha proving stubborn again, hitting a half century and when ollie robinson bowled cameron green he made it 192 for six but the match remains in the balance: the drama has been following since then. joe root with a vacant, my goodness me, ben stokes comes close to getting one himself. at the ball falling out of his hands when it mattered. the one man following all of this is patrick geary at edgbaston, and this is fascinatingly placed. england fans biting their nails at the moment.— nails at the moment. yeah, absolutely. _ nails at the moment. yeah, absolutely. i— nails at the moment. yeah, absolutely. iwill_ nails at the moment. yeah, absolutely. i will try - nails at the moment. yeah, absolutely. i will try to - nails at the moment. yeah, | absolutely. i will try to keep nails at the moment. yeah, - absolutely. i will try to keep you up—to—date, because so much is happening. it's very difficult to keep track of it. we had that wonderful ball, from alex, the ozzie's last

people might look at some of the _ might look at some of the dismissals, moeen getting stumped, stuart broadt. , , you have to recalibrate a little bit. , _ you have to recalibrate a little bit. , , _ you have to recalibrate a little bit. disappoint by those dismissals, but now is about _ bit. disappoint by those dismissals, but now is about putting _ bit. disappoint by those dismissals, but now is about putting pressure . but now is about putting pressure naturally— but now is about putting pressure naturally all of the title to england scored 393 runs today, declared — england scored 393 runs today, declared and then had a dip in the final flame — declared and then had a dip in the final flame and evening. that is way we have _ final flame and evening. that is way we have not— final flame and evening. that is way we have not seen test trigger plate against australia before. —— tester -et against australia before. —— tester get played — against australia before. —— tester get played. england got through that final hit— get played. england got through that final bit of play without any damag