stuart broad there.ty are the first team into the champions league knockouts — the defending champions won 3—0 against young boys at the etihad on tuesday to make it four victories out of four in the group stage. and some good news for fans, with erling haaland starting, and scoring two for them — his second a long range stunner — to seal the win. haaland came off at the weekend, in their league win over bournemouth. phil foden with the other for them, as they cruise into the last 16 with two games to spare. still have a job to do but the first step to qualify is done. really impressed. so we scored two fantastic, the second and third amazing goals. we played good games and as i said before, still, after we're done, and comfortable, the things that always required football game, still we were able to do it amazingly. borussia dortmund got the better of newcastle united again, they won 2—0 thanks to goals from niclas fullkrug — who opened the scoring for the hosts midway through the first half. julian bra

earlier, we asked one of england's all—time greats, stuart broad, who retired after last summer's ashes it's all gone wrong. it's been a really difficult watch, to be honest. i've spoken to a few of the guys there and they can't really put their finger on what has gone wrong. i'm not a believer in rep at the strategy and start again. i would leave the coach and the captain, i believe in the style of play. but freshening up the face is a little bit, bringing a bit of young energy that can play with that fearless style, which naturally happens after world cups anyway, quys happens after world cups anyway, guys who are 3334, four years to the next cycle, becomes unrealistic that you will be there. it looks like a bit of fear is coming to the team. i think the one thing about team sports as you have two or three players out of form, but you can lean on your team—mates and they can support you and i will give you help, but it looks like everyone is out of form at the same time. it is a must win game against the netherlands tomorrow to try to make the champions trophy. to try to make the cham

earlier, the recently retired stuart broad was in the studio giving us his thoughts.eally difficult watch, to be honest. you know, i've spoken to a few of the guys there and they can't really put the finger on what what's gone wrong. i'm i'm not of a believer of rip up the strategy and start again, you know. if i was in charge, i'd be leaving. i'd be leaving matthew, mark as coach, jos buttler as captain, believing in in the in the style of play, the fearless cricket that the team have played for a long period of time, but freshening up the faces a little bit, bringing a bit of young energy that can play with that fearless style, which naturally happens after world cups. you know, when the guys get to 32, 33, 3a, it's four years till the next cycle, it becomes a bit sort of unrealistic whether you'd get there. so i think there'll be a real sort of stamping down on the style of cricket because it looks like a bit of fear has come into the team. and i think the one thing about team sports is, yeah, you have two or three players out of four, but you can lean on your team

stuart broad has taken his final wicket in test cricket. way to go. stuart joins us now.est match is special. what was it like, the moments _ a test match is special. what was it like, the moments after? what - a test match is special. what was it like, the moments after? what was going on in your head?— going on in your head? ultimately, it is one of — going on in your head? ultimately, it is one of the _ going on in your head? ultimately, it is one of the most _ going on in your head? ultimately, it is one of the most difficult - it is one of the most difficult decisions, walking away from something you love and cricket has been such a dream for me. and playing under stokes in the last months has been one of the most enjoyable times. i wanted to finish at the top, finish playing for england and knowing i was not on the decline as a player because my memories would be fantastic but to win a test match, walk off with my great friends i have played with so long, with my family and the crowd, and being in england. to be honest at the end of one of the best ashes i have been

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stuart anderson or getting jobs in the web's office. the line the sum from the conservative party chairman richard holden is that the tory party still has the broadg all of the traditions that it always has. hat representing all of the traditions that it always has.— representing all of the traditions that it always has. not everyone is ha - with that it always has. not everyone is happy with the _ that it always has. not everyone is happy with the changes _ that it always has. not everyone is happy with the changes and - that it always has. not everyone is happy with the changes and of - that it always has. not everyone is i happy with the changes and of course the sacking of suella braverman. it only happened yesterday but we heard from andrewjenkins yesterday for example who was critical of the sacking. how widely is that sentiment shared by other mps in the party? sentiment shared by other mps in the .a ? , �* sentiment shared by other mps in the -a 7 , ~ g ~ , sentiment shared by other mps in the -a ? , �* g ~ , ., party? yes, andrew jenkins at the moment is — party? yes, andrew jenkins at the moment is a _ party? yes, andrew jenkins at the