taunton is notorious as a ground with lots of runs, you get big totals here.nough runs on this pitch. they did start well, the opening pair putting a deep and decent partnership, but as soon as england introduced the slower bowlers, laura marsh in particular, it swung the momentum. england's fielding has got progressively better, and sarah taylor has been excellent behind the stumps. england will feel they can get these runs fairly easily. having said that, this tournament is notoriously unpredictable, four games going on today, and the interesting one is up at grace road in leicester. the west indies, bowled out for just 48, in leicester. the west indies, bowled out forjust 48, the south african captain taking four wickets without conceding a single run off her bowling. south africa got the i’u ns her bowling. south africa got the runs in no time at all, and they look a realforce. england have them next, up the five, in bristol, on wednesday. that game, should england get past sri lanka today, looks really interesting. sean o'brien is free to play in the thir

england are up against sri lanka at taunton. sri lanka won the toss and chose to bat first. game! and they have now just lost a first 21 balls of the game! and they have nowjust lost a wicket, taken by nat sciver. there are some in—play video highlights on our website, and commentary on 5 live sports extra. you can follow all the action on our website bbc. co. uk/cricket. australia's cricketers' association has said this morning that their players will refuse to go on their a—tour tour of south africa later this week, unless progress is made in talks over a new pay deal. players want to continue to get a percentage of revenue, while cricket australia want to fix salaries. sean 0'brien could miss the lions' deciding test with new zealand next week. he's having a disciplinary hearing after being cited for allegedly striking an opponent. all black sonny bill williams will be suspended — he's been banned forfour weeks for his sending off in the lions' series—levelling victory in wellington. lions forwards coach graham rowntree has described says the team can perform even better

that‘s at taunton. more on the cricket and the rest of the sport, in the next hour.voters‘ details to his commission on electoralfraud. earlier, he tweeted. .. "what are they trying to hide?" our washington correspondent laura bicker explains what might happen next. donald trump set up an election integrity commission back in may. he wanted to look at claims, including his own claims, that voter fraud was widespread across the united states. he believes, for instance, that many people who might have died in the past are still on the electoral roll and people are voting on their behalf. to that end, the commission sent out letters to all the states. they‘re asking for very personal information about the voters, the 200 million voters across the us. they want their names, their addresses, their birth dates and, crucially, the last four digits of their social security numbers. but some states have real concerns. first of all, they wonder how this information can be kept safe if they send it to washington and they send it to the commission. they say this information woul

taunton is a picture, a cricketing watercolour, a place for your sunday best, to dress up for the worldor rarely drops anything behind the stumps. she accounted for two of laura marsh's four but it's. sri lanka never achieved lift—off. 0na ground sri lanka never achieved lift—off. on a ground where runs traditionally come easily, england only needed 205. a sunday afternoon stroll, surely? there were a couple of unplanned diversions. but england's captain, heather knight made a century in her last match and was not short on confidence. she was joined by taylor, tricky as ever, a player who has overcome struggles with depression to be at this tournament and who deservedly smashed england to their victory target. it was a particularly significant innings for sarah taylor, who spent some time away from wicked as she dealt with anxiety issues and panic attacks are. she's been very honest about all of that, and she spoke about how she is managing it now and how much she is managing it now and how much she enjoyed her winnings today. we are well aware that we have to take every game as it come

it's been a busy and dramatic day in the winning's world cup, and a very good day for the hosts in taunton. their slow bowlers did thejob for them. laura marsh took four wickets. and sri lanka's total of 204—8 from their 50 overs was never likely to be enough, on a pitch which traditionally does produce very big scores. in that got to the total with some comfort, captain heather knight scored 82, sarah taylor 74 not—out. they got a seven—wicket victory, a good win, but their next game will be very much more tricky, against south africa. today, they bowled out west indies 448. the south african captain took four wickets. and didn't concede a single run. the west indies are the runners—up of the last women's world cup. and the holders of the t20 trophy. a very impressive win for south africa at their next game against england is on wednesday against bristol. a big win for india against pakistan. they are traditional rivals. they made 169 from their 50 overs but dealt with pakistan very well. they took five wickets to get an easy win for the indians. their impressive tournament continues. aus

taunton is a picture, a cricketing watercolour, a place for your sunday best, to dress up for the worldtitch, she accounted for two of laura marsh's forwarded. her quality was, well, catching. the flying wilson took the best. sri la nka flying wilson took the best. sri lanka never got left. when a round, england only need 205 to win. a sunday afternoon stroll, surely? there were a couple of unplanned divisions in lauren winfield's case, straight up, then out to 26. but england's captain heather knight made a century in her last match so isn't short of confidence. she was joined by taylor, tidy and tricky as ever, a player who has overcome struggles with depression to be at this tournament, and who deservedly smashed england over the finish line. the world's best await in the next few games but for now they will just enjoy summer's peak in somerset. we are well aware we have to ta ke somerset. we are well aware we have to take every game as it comes, and thatis to take every game as it comes, and that is from a team perspective, but also my mental health side of things as well. it is jus

it's been a busy and dramatic day in the winning's world cup and a very good day for the hosts in tauntonlers did the job for them with laura marsh taking four wickets and sri lanka's total of 204-8 four wickets and sri lanka's total of 2011—8 from their 50 overs was never likely to be enough on a pitch which traditionally does produce very big scores. in that got to the total with some comfort, captain heather knight scored 82 and sarah taylor not out. they got a seven wicket victory. a good win, but their next game will be very much more tricky against south africa. today, they bowled out west indies 1:48 . today, they bowled out west indies 1:48. the today, they bowled out west indies 448. the south african captain took four wickets and didn't concede a single run. the west indies are the runners—up of the last women's world cup. and the holders of the t20 trophy. a very impressive win for south africa at their next game against england is on wednesday against england is on wednesday against bristol. a big win for india against bristol. a big win for india against pakistan. their tradi

captain heather knight and sarah taylor shared a partnership of 148 in taunton, to leave them fourthour will qualify for the semi—finals. and that is all your support for now. thank you. that is it from us, more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. hello, this is bbc news. a smartphone system, which alerts qualified life savers to someone having a heart attack, has been launched for the first time outside of london. the app automatically calls first responders near the emergency, to get them there before paramedics arrive, as james roberson reports. there are already hundreds of them in the five counties covered by east midlands ambulance service. hello there. my name's andy, i'm a responder with the ambulance service. first responders are drawn from emas staff and trained volunteers and also from the police and fire services and the region's various medical staff. they used to have to be told directly by phone about an emergency, but now there is goodsam. neil white worked on the project. when a critical cardiac arrest is identified, the goodsam system automatically sends

in projects at a more local level if we're going to unlock further economic growth in areas like taunton beach. >> thank you, mr. speaker. without legal powers from criteria or cool of parliament open, they're once again consulting on the closure of the hospital and building of a new 400 million pound hospital in belmont. after five consultation over 18 years, wasting 40 million pounds of taxpayers' money, isn't it time for the prime minister to step in and put a stop to it and allow this important hospital to get on with the day job? >> thank you, to the honorable lady. i understand some in the trust are indeed seeking views on future specialist care at the trust and how the existing buildings can be improved. i understand these discussions are at an early stage. no final decisions have been made, and any proposal to make a service change will be subject to a full public consultation. >> mr. speaker, not only has the institute for fiscal studies said we have the lowest income gaps for a decade, but the national statistics also said that britain has some of the lowest levels of persisten

england are up against sri lanka at taunton and pace bowler anya shrubsole is looking forward to playingto play at home. you get a bit of familiarity with the surroundings. a bit different at home than a normal tour. more people around and more going on. a bit different regulation home till. the opportunity to play a world cup in your home country and its peoples families a chance to come and watch and things like that. it's really nice that starts at 10.30. you can follow the action on our website bbc. co. uk/cricket. there will be in—play video highlights and commentary on five live sports wxtra. australia's cricketers' association has said this morning that their players will refuse to go on their a team tour of south africa later this week, unless progress is made in talks over a new pay deal. players want to continue to get a percentage of revenue while cricket australia want to fix salaries. a shock boxing result to bring you, because manny pacquiao has lost his wbo world welterweight title to australia's jeff horn this morning. former schoolteacher horn beat the filipino on a unan

they eased to a seven—wicket victory over sri lanka in taunton.k four wickets as sri lanka set england 205 to win. captain heather knight led by example in the run chase, smashing 82 offjust 76 balls to accompany her century in the previous match. an unbeaten 7a from sarah taylor saw england home. they play south africa next on wednesday. the british trials for next month's world athletics championships have finished in birmingham. nethaneel mitchell—bla ke won the men's 200 metres to guarantee selection for london. he clocked 20.18 seconds to beat danny talbot on the line, talbot also qualifies. but some big names struggled, including adam gemili, who was sixth. after her season's best during last weekend's european team championships, elidh doyle secured her spot in london with a comfortable victory in the 400 metre hurdles. her time, though, was a second slower than her run in lille last saturday. the all blacks centre sonny bill williams will miss the deciding test against the british and irish lions after a judiciary panel banned him for four

england are up against sri lanka at taunton and pace bowler anya shrubsole is looking forward to playinground. i think it's always nice to play at home, because you get a bit of, kind of familiarity of the surroundings. it's a bit different, a world cup, from a normal tour, kind of as you'd expect. there's a lot more people around, a lot more going on and things like that, so it's a little bit different from a kind of regulation home tour, but i think the opportunity to play a world cup in your home country gives people's families a real good chance to come and watch and things like that. so it's a really nice experience. that starts at 10.30. you can follow the action on our website bbc. co. uk/cricket. there will be in—play video highlights and commentary on five live sports extra. a record—breaking innings from england's alex hales helped nottinghamshire win the first trophy of the domestic cricket season. they beat surrey in the one day cup final. notts were chasing 297 to win but hales wasted no time helping his team reach that target. he got his century in just 83 balls and went on

in the women‘s cricket world cup, west indies were thrashed by new zealand at taunton.over 18 overs. it means west indies cannot now reach the semi finals of the competition. there‘s been a couple of big football transfer stories today. news of a manchester city player going to barcelona in a moment, but first to old trafford because the bbc understands that manchester united are set to sign everton‘s romelu lukaku for £75 million. 0ur sports news correspondent richard conway is there for us. will romelu lu ka ku will romelu lukaku be playing his football here at old trafford? in this coming season? senior club officials at manchester united have said that a £75 million fee has been agreed between themselves and everton but everton say not so, sources that goodison park indicating no fee has been agreed. yet that may be because there was interest still from chelsea, lukaku‘s interest still from chelsea, lu ka ku‘s old club. interest still from chelsea, lukaku‘s old club. but the choreography appears to be that the party is moving in the direction of manchester united, w

england's women play sri lanka at taunton in what will be their third match of the competition.. it's going to be a memorable day for anya shrubsole, playing in front of friends and family at her home ground. i think it is nice to play at home because you get familiarity of the surroundings. it is different, world cup, from a normal tour. lots more people around, more going on. it is different from regulation home tour, but the opportunity to a world cup in your home country, it gives people'sfamilies a chance to watch, so people'sfamilies a chance to watch, so it isa people'sfamilies a chance to watch, so it is a really nice experience. wimbledon starts on monday. there are still question marks over the fitness ofjohanna konta who hurt her back in a fall at eastbourne this week, and of course andy murray, who pulled out of two exhibition matches this week with a sore hip. murray's been practising at the all england club today and our tennis correspondent russell fuller has been keeping a very close eye on him. this is andy murray's second practice session of the day. it is cert

like more than a dozen hides where he was able to keep ammunition he had stolen from his base in taunton he had been able to make 14 pipe bombs, four of them had been deployed in northern ireland, we are told no one was killed or injured by them. the court was also told that he had spoken to a man who himself was convicted for possessing explosives in 2014, the two discussed various things. maxwell has said that, yes, he intended to create these bombs, but he said that he was not intending to commit a terrorist act and didn't intend to kill anyone. this sentencing will last three days, the judge kill anyone. this sentencing will last three days, thejudge in kill anyone. this sentencing will last three days, the judge in the last three days, the judge in the last half an hour or so has said he wa nts last half an hour or so has said he wants more information from the prosecution, spes fkly, why did maxwell join the prosecution, spes fkly, why did maxwelljoin the marines, but remarkable insight into this double life he was leading. thank you very much. the supreme court has ruled that the

england are up against sri lanka at taunton and pace bowler anya shrubsole is looking forward to playing little bit different from a kind of regulation home tour, but i think the opportunity to play a world cup in your home country gives people‘s families a real good chance to come and watch and things like that. so it‘s a really nice experience. england won their final warm—up match before the women‘s european championship. ellen white showed no sign of nerves, captaining her country for the first time, and scoring both of england‘s goals as they beat denmark 2—1 in copenhagen. that means the lionesses head into the euros with four wins from their last six games. i thought it was full of resilience and character, and you‘re dead right, it was a fantastic result for this england team, let‘s not that sweden came here in a competitive in a competitive qualifier and lost 2—0. we had a denmark team cheered on by a full house and a big crowd, and looking to put a good performance in, going to the european championships. so for us, a resilient character building win, which is going to be impor

england beat sri lanka at taunton yesterday for their second win at the women's world cup.ly to prepare for that, and i think the way we bowled today is really pleasing, i think. way we bowled today is really pleasing, ithink. seeing how good pitch it was, i think i didn't realise how well we had actually bowled, how well we defended that total, and actually getting those plans in place and executing them is going to be key in our next game. much more from us here at wimbledon in the next power of the programme including that very special interview from andy murray, where we hear him talk as he has never talked before, and a little tiny hint that there was another baby murray on the way. watch out for it. plenty more from wimbledon throughout the morning, and carol has the weather from there as well. as fire—safety testing continues on the cladding of as many as 600 tower blocks across england, the numbers which are failing is continuing to rise. 181 buildings have now failed the checks following the tragedy at grenfell tower. that is in 51 local authority areas across engl