wicketkeeper tim paine is back, seven wicketkeeper tim paine is back, seve n yea rs wicketkeeper tim to happen to be here in australia is brilliant. i made a test seven years ago, but i feel like i'm about to make it again, so it is extremely exciting, and i'm pumped for it. england's batsmen are in control of theirfinal pumped for it. england's batsmen are in control of their final warm up match ahead of thursday's brisbane test. moeen ali struck on day three to leave england leading the australian cricket 11 by 144 runs ahead of tomorrow's final day. bbc sport understands that the former england women's goalkeeping coach lee kendall did admit to using a fa ke lee kendall did admit to using a fake caribbean accents towards any aluko as part of an fa investigation kendall was cleared of unacceptable behaviour by the fa before stepping down from his role yesterday. his admission was not included in the fa statement, who said no further action was necessary. sir bradley wiggins is set to make his competitive rowing debut at next month's british indoor champion chips. the 2012 tour de f

if they can get him early and get into this long australian tail, the next batsman in is tim paine, theket—keeper, who has scored one first—class century in his career so there's a long australian tail. getting steve smith out early is the key for england and that would give them a chance to work their way into a commanding position but certainly they will shortly resume on day three with the match intriguingly poised and nathan lyon, the australian offspinner, agrees that things are finely balanced. the game is in the balance still, england bowled very well to take for early wickets. we've fought back hard. there'sa early wickets. we've fought back hard. there's a massive partnership out there now and hopefully we can build on that. are not going to put a numberon it, build on that. are not going to put a number on it, i've played cricket for long enough to not put a number on it. we have to bat as long as we can in the first innings, buildup to their school and hopefully pass it. we heard in the buildup to this test about how difficult it was for any test tea m about how difficult it

their squad has raised eyebrows, with the inclusion of left—field selections like keeper tim paine andave an incredible record here at the gabba, not losing a test match here ryan almost 30 years and not surprisingly they are full of confidence. we know how to lay here and the crowd gets behind australians. we are hoping to see a packed crowd out singing with the barmy army. 0ne packed crowd out singing with the barmy army. one of my favourite places to play cricket in australia andi places to play cricket in australia and i look forward to getting out there and hopefully making the english look uncomfortable. this place something of a fortress for australian cricket and may well be confident they can get off to a winning start when the first test gets under way on thursday. and don't forget, you can follow the ashes with the bbc‘s test match special team. there will be live commentary of every ball of every test beginning at midnight on thursday throughout the early hours on 5live sports extra and the bbc sport website and app. a look at the other headines now, with some flash photogr

next, tim paine, caught behind off the ball in off anderson. stuart broad. and skipper steve smith is still there on 81. australia are 213—7. goodbye. hello, there. it's going to be cold this weekend, that's for sure, but many places will stay dry and see plenty of sunshine, so if you wrap up it won't be that bad. plenty of showers in the north and west. certainly overnight plenty of showers in the north—west of the uk, with wintriness mixed in, some cumulating snow over the hills, which will lead to an ice problem in many northern and western areas to start saturday. a cold and frosty start. the wind will be a feature on saturday. that will make it feel colder than it actually is, and there will be plenty of showers to start saturday morning. even longer spells of rain perhaps in the north and north—east of scotland. gale force winds as well. wintry showers into northern ireland and down on the north—west england. snow again on the hills. some of these showers running through the cheshire gap and into the midlands already at 9am on saturday mo

tim paine replaced marsh for australia and soon got off the mark reaching the boundary for four.nd you can keep up with this cricket score as well. we are on twitter if you want to get in touch. let‘s get the latest weather prospects now with stav danaos. hello, there. it‘s going to be cold this weekend, that‘s for sure, but many places will stay dry and see plenty of sunshine, so if you wrap up it won‘t be that bad. plenty of showers though in the north and west. certainly overnight plenty of showers across the north—west of the uk, with wintriness mixed in, some cumulating snow over the hills, and that will lead to an ice problem in many northern and western areas to start saturday morning. it really will be a cold and frosty start. the wind will be a feature on saturday. that will make it feel colder than it actually is, and there‘ll be plenty of showers to start saturday morning. even longer spells of rain perhaps across the north and north—east of scotland and into the northern isles, here with gale force winds as well. wintry showers into northern ireland and down on the no

meanwhile australia have handed a surprise call—up to wicketkeeper tim paine for the first test in brisbaneas done the damage, teaming up with captain joe root to remove jake garner, and then bowling ryan gibson. meanwhile australia have handed a surprise call—up to wicketkeeper tim paine for the first test in brisbane. the 32—year—old last played a test in seven years ago, and hasn't even been keeping wicket for his side tasmania. we know three out of the four semi—finalists at the world tour finals in london — the last place will be between dominic thiem and david goffin, who meet today. young american jack sock was the star man last night in reaching the last four. he beat alexander zverev at the o2 arena after nearly two hours on court. roger federer, was already into the last four, but made it three wins out of three by beating marin chilich. it was a repeat of the wimbledon final, which federer also won. the swiss came from a set down, to win comfortably again. england's women, return to action tonight, for the first time since losing to new zealand in the rugby union world cup final.

shane warne said they were in a state of ‘confusion' after the selection of wicketkeeper tim paine — ast few years, my batting has not been fantastic. i tend to agree. but i know my best cricket is good enough, i've played test cricket before an done ok so i can take some confidence from that. the last five or six months as well i've been batting as well as i ever have, so lucky the opportunity has come at the right time for me. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. hope you enjoy those poolside pictures! just an update on the royal anniversary. the queen has been making the appointment to the royal victorian order so the duke of edinburgh will be a night of the grand cross royal victorian order, the letters gcb oh, after his title of his royal highness the duke of edinburgh. these are personal awards made by the queen for services to the sovereign. meanwhile, the european union will decide this evening where two major eu agencies, currently based in london, will be relocated after brexit. 19 cities are bidding for the european medicines agency, while

it included a couple of surprises — none bigger than the return of wicketkeeper tim paine.cricket and to be here is even better. i played my last test seven years ago, but i feel like it is exciting. i am absolutely made up. well, england‘s batsmen are in control of their final warm up match ahead of thursday‘s brisbane test. moeen ali struck twice late on day three to leave england leading an australian cricket eleven by 1aa runs ahead of tomorrow‘s final day. but assistant coach paul farbrace wasn‘t satisfied with the performance. mixed day really. what we reckon we have had two good days and perhaps today we just took our eye off the ball a fraction with the bat. we are disappointed with this morning‘s session but pleased that we have 100 and then at the end. in terms of context in this particular game, you know we are in a good position. but in terms of preparation going into next week, we feel we are below where we have been in the last few days. bbc sport understands former england women‘s goalkeeping coach lee kendall admitted to using a fake caribbean accent towards

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people suffering with chronic pain are always looking for ways to feel better now researchers are experimenting with a new kind of therapy that's actually kind of old. fox's timlains. >> i have lower back pain. >> reporter: when jenny's doctor recommended yoga to treat her chronic pain, she didn't hesitate. >> no. because i'm willing to do almost anything to not have pain all the time. >> reporter: she joined a ten-week study by the hell partners institute trying to establish yoga as an effective pain management therapy. >> it's not knew, right? it's been around like over 3,000 years. and there's chl actually ban lot of studies done for chronic pain, low back pain, um sop nia, anxiety. >> reporter: but it only works if people actually perform the yoga. tra dig al yoga classes are intimidating to many patients so clinical nurse specialist sarah hall created adaptive poses people could actually use at home. >> inhale, drop your belly. >> one of things that i found was that some of the poses are the same movements or exercises that i have learned through physical therapy over the years. not knowing i was doing yoga. >> reporter: and that's why it seems to work f

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pain. >> they've destroyed our joy. >> mason: frat brothers accused of giving tim piazza -- >> at least 18 drinks over one hour and 22 minutes. >> mason: anr being a friend ♪ the sitcom ran seven years. >> you've lived together for how many years now? >> closing in on 50. >> mason: tonight the real golden girls. >> this is this is the "cbs evening news." >> mason: good evening. i'm anthony mason. the number of accusers is growing. today another woman came forward to say roy moore, senate candidate in alabama, attacked her sexually decades ago when she was a teenager. but even before she gave a tearful account of the incident, senate republican leader mitch mcconnell said he had heard enough, that moore should drop out. manuel bojorquez is in birmingham. >> mr. moore attacked me when i was a child. >> reporter: beverly young nelson says when she was 16 years old, roy moore offered her a ride home from her job as a waitress, but once in his car, she says he sexily assaulted her. >> mr. moore reached over and began groping me, putting his hands on my breasts. instead of stopping, he began squeezing my neck, attempting t

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