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leaders arsenal drop points in the premier league england off the mark as they beat west indies by sevents in the women's t20 world cup opener. hello again. two teams have won two out of two at the six nations so far... one of them is ireland which won't surprise many. and we'll come to them in a moment... but the other is scotland... who thrashed wales 35 points to seven at murrayfield to register their best start to the tournament in more than a quarter of a century. having beaten england last weekend. scotland began their attempts to win the opening two games of the six nations for the first time since 1996 with a george turner try. wales didn't take long to answer back and their captain ken owens kept them in touch with scotland who led 13—7 at the break. in the second half the hosts began to build on their lead, finn russell twice combined with kyle steyn for two tries, the second with an inch perfect kick, finished off by steyn. another superb scottish move provided for the bonus point winning fourth try, this time blaire kinghorn getting his name on the scoresheet.. this time blai

sophie is part of a vibrant attack that kept west indies restricted.land. sophie dunkley had 34 frighten england. sophie dunkley had 3a off frighten england. sophie dunkley had 34 off 18 frighten england. sophie dunkley had 3a off 18 balls, and to get her out took something extraordinary. somehow chanel henry reached out and told, but england attacking. the winning runs came with five overs to spare. confidence and comfortable. henry morean is part of the bbc�*s team in south africa. he�*s with the world cup winner alex hartley. chase down a36 against the side they know very well indeed. alex hartley world cup winner was watching, and england in that run chasing, they were impressive. that entertaining cricket. were impressive. that entertaining cricket john _ were impressive. that entertaining cricket. john lewis _ were impressive. that entertaining cricket. john lewis he _ were impressive. that entertaining cricket. john lewis he has - were impressive. that entertaining cricket. john lewis he has been - cricket. john lewis he has been around — cricke

they're up against west indies.artley are in south africa with the test match special team: england's tournament gets under way on day two against a side they know well. the west indies. when it comes to tournament, things can be a bit different? especially when it comes to the west indies. they caused an upset on the 50 over world cup. england will know in world cups, england are the strongest side going in. england will inevitably played down their chances considering australia are very much favourites. where you see their chances? if they don't get to the final, i think it's a loss for england. i think they can get there. they have a new head coach who brings a refreshing outlook. i think that's a really healthy place to be in. when you have that healthy mentality, you ended up winning games anyway. the results don't matter, let's just entertain. it seems like this team is quite relaxed. quite a simple format. two groups of five. pressure on the hosts, south africa. less pressure on england, but pressure on austr

england are through to the semi—finals of the t20 world cup after the west indies secured a dramatic. they contributed 72 runs with rashada williams leading the way with 30 runs from 3a balls. the wicketkeeper was later reprimanded for breaching the icc code of conduct in a previous match. in reply, pakistan looked all set for victory after scoring 13 runs from the first four balls of the 20th over but the wicket of aliya riaz from the penultimate ball swung it the west indies�* way. there is a huge match in groupi going on at the moment. sri lanka looking to make history by qualifying for the knockout stages for the first time. they're having a tought time against new zealand though, who are struggling to stay in the tournament. new zealand batted first making 162 for 3. sri lanka arejust about to start the chase. leicester inflicted a rare defeat on table—topping saracens thanks to an impressive first half at welford road. the tigers ran in three tries in the opening a0 minutes with former england full—back mike brown touching down for a try on his leicester debut. sarries closed t

west indies won the toss and decided to bat first.hed australia by an innings and 132 runs inside three days in the first test in nagpur. india extended their first innings to 400 all out and then tore through australia's batting line—up. spinner ravi ashwin took five wickets, including both openers. mohammed shami took the last wicket as australia were dismissed for a paltry 91. steve smith was left 25 not out. the second of the four tests starts on friday. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. scotla nd scotland against wales is the second six nations match of the day which will be available on bbc one at 4:45pm. more in the next hour. we just want to bring you an update on the story we were talking about before we went over to the sport. when we were speaking a few minutes ago about it, three people had been arrested after clashes with police outside a hotel which is providing refuge for asylum seekers on merseyside. in the last couple of minutes, we h

batting first, west indies made just 118—6 from their 20 overs, restricted in part by deepti sharma's. india then reached their target of 119 with 11 balls to spare. wicketkeeper richa ghosh hit the winning runs and top scored with 44 from just 32 deliveries. pakistan batter muneeba ali struck her country's first hundred as they easily beat ireland. the century was the mainstay of their 165 for 5 from their 20 overs. ireland found the chase hard going and were dismissed forjust 95. sadia iqbal took the final wicket but nashra sandhu was the pick of the bowlers finishing with 11—18. much more on our website. that's all the sport for now. teddi and nala have mld, metachromatic leukodystrophy. this little piggy went to market... children are born apparently healthy, but the condition gradually attacks the brain and body. ..all the way home. are you a ladybird? ladybird! this was nala when she was two. now, a year later, she can't walk or talk and is tube—fed. her body is basically kind of gradually shutting down. she will lose her eyesight, she will lose most of her senses and it will ba

but the wicket of ali riaz from the penultimate ball swung it to the west indies way.land have kept their hopes of reaching the women's t20 world cup semi—finals alive at the same time preventing sri lanka from reaching the last four. they won the match between the two convincingly in south africa, winning by 102 runs. they can make the semis if bangladesh beat south africa in the final group. 0ne game. ali baker has broken zola budd's championship record to win the uk indoor 1500 metres title. the 24—year—old from hertfordshire said she is in shock after running a time of four minutes, 6.73 seconds, a 14th of a second quicker than the record set by budd 37 years ago. it was also more than three seconds faster than baker had ever run the distance before. and this season just gets better and better for britain's men's bobsleigh team, who've won the country's first overall two man world cup medal. led by driver brad hall, they clinched the bronze by finishing fourth in the final round in latvia. it's been a phenomenal season after gb won overall silver in the four man ev

in winter through to the semifinals after the west indies secure a dramatic final over win against pakistanibuted 72 runs and leading the way with 30 runs from 3a balls. the wicketkeeper was later reprimanded from preaching the code of conduct in a previous match and the reply, pakistan looked all set for victory after scoring 13 runs from the first four balls of the 20th over but the wicked from the penultimate ball smog into the west indies. and using would have kept their hopes of reaching the women's tee 20 world cup semifinals alive at the same time in preventing sri lanka from reaching the last four, they won the match between the two convincingly and winning by 102 runs and making the semis of bangladesh the final group game. baker has beaten the record in the uk under 1500 metres title. the 24—year—old from hertfordshire said she is in shock and four minutes and 6.73 seconds and four minutes and 6.73 seconds and 1a to the second quicker than the record set by the 37 years ago.

women's t20 world cup, ireland's hopes of reaching the semifinals are over after losing to the west indies to the wire. batting first, ireland started well, but then collapsed, losing seven wickets forjust 21 runs, as they set their opponents 138 to win. there was a period where it looked like it would be enough, but an unbeaten 66 from hayley matthews guided the west indies to victory, with just one ball to spare. that's all the sport for now. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines on the main news stories for you at the top of the hours straight after this programme. we face a massive dilemma. last year was officially the uk's warmest year on record. london was burning, california's fuel choked, highly flammable forests, combined with drier conditions linked to climate change. swathes of land across southern pakistan have been turned into islands. national records have been broken in eight countries and regional records in three others. climate change is making extreme weather more likely, so tackling it is more urgent than ever. but... prices are rising at their fastest rates for 40

women's t20 world cup, ireland's hopes of reaching the semifinals are over after losing to the west indiest, ireland started well, but then collapsed, losing seven wickets forjust 21 runs, as they set their opponents 138 to win. there was a period where it looked like it would be enough, but an unbeaten 66 from hayley matthews guided the west indies to victory, with just one ball to spare. that's all the sport for now. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all main news stories of the top of the aber trait of hope is important and that's the thing. all of those rescuers and teams were all there because they had hopeful some that people had survived. even now, as we talk today, they're still finding survivors and those stories are so important. it is also... and to say that the moments are incredibly important. but they're also rare. i'm the middle eats correspondent for the bbc, which means i can cover the whole the region. i go anywhere at any time. lebanon is a beautiful place, but right now, as problems are putting some tourist offer. there's been a lot happening in lebanon. th

you know, ithe's a heroic the west indies man called quarrel. man called quarrel. you know, ithe's a heroic figure. however, . he's a heroic figure. however, in there's an in same book, there's an expression which repulsive expression which i repulsive when about the sweet when he talks about the sweet tang of rape . and i don't think tang of rape. and i don't think anyone would want to have expression a book nowadays. i expression in a book nowadays. i think whole point. think that's the whole point. but which me is the whole but which leads me is the whole point, david, can i say he took it out. he took he we agree with one thing we agree on is that authors are allowed to sense their own work. thank you, david. thank stephen. and thank you, toby. that's all from us. we'll be back tomorrow night from p.m. but up next, it's from 8 pm. but up next, it's dawn neesom in for dan wootton . dawn neesom in for dan wootton. dawn, excitement got in dawn, what excitement got in store for us tonight? thank you . we must stop meeting like this. jack after t

sophie ecclestone took three wickets as the west indies' only managed 135—7. from their 20 overs.rs to spare. in the day's other match, defending champions australia thrashed new zealand by 97 runs. that's all the sport for now. much more on the bbc sport website. thank you very much. thank you. the brit awards get under way at london's o2 arena very shortly. the awards are taking place on a saturday for the first time since they began in 1977. harry styles and the indie band wet leg lead the way with four nominations each. fabulous jacket on the gentleman behind me. 0ur entertainment correspondent mark savage has been on the red carpet ahead of tonight's show and he spoke to cat burns — one of tonight's nominees. song of the year, you're up for go. this last year didn't even come out but it exploded. how has that experience been for you? amazing. it's ever since sort of tiktok took it and blew it up. it was it's kind of changed the speed of my career and the trajectory of it in such a short space of time, which has just been amazing. i couldn't have expected or wanted anything be

but the wicket of aliya riaz from the penultimate ball swung it the west indies�* way.ver sri lanka. amelia kerr hit 66 from 48 balls and suzie bates added 56 from 49 as new zealand posted 162—3 in paarl. sri lanka crumbled to 60 all out in reply to end their own last—four hopes. the win moves new zealand up to second in group 1, but south africa will replace them, and seal a semi—final spot if they beat bangladesh on tuesday. carlos alcaraz has won his 7th atp title and his first of the year — the 19—year—old picking up a straight—sets win over cameron norrie in sunday's argentina open final. world number two alcaraz, who made his return from injury in buenos aires after more than three months out, wrapped up the win in just over an hour and a half, beating norrie for a fourth time in five attempts. alcaraz is the first spanish player to win the title in buenos aires since rafa nadal in 2015. jon rahm is back as the men's number one in golf again after a sensational final round in the genesis invitational in california, which saw him claim a two—shot victory. the spani

west indies do have a slim chance of joining them.red and 17 in the final over of the match. england test captain ben stokes says he is blessed to be leading a team thatis he is blessed to be leading a team that is won its sixth match in the row and tenth in 11 games since he took over as permanent captain. he had a big win, too, by 267 runs over new zealand. the home side with doomed on day four with 63—5 and james anderson claimed at the tail with four wickets, bowling new zealand out for just with four wickets, bowling new zealand out forjust under 26 of their second innings, zealand out forjust under 26 of theirsecond innings, england zealand out forjust under 26 of their second innings, england �*s first victory in the country since 2008 and also the first day —like test that they won on foreign soil. if we keep playing the way in which were playing and executing the things we want to do well we are going to be giving ourselves an opportunity to win and it is just another sign of us being able to do that and just always looking t

sophie ecclestone took three wickets in west indies' total of 135 for 7.3 balls to spare. defending champions australia have just started their first game against new zealand. meanwhile india beat australia by an innings and 132 runs inside three days to win the first test in nagpur. it was a stunning bowling effort by the home side, who after making 400 in theirfirst innings bowled austrlaia out forjust 91 in their second innings. ravi ashwin taking five wickets. these two are the top two teams in the world test rankings. australia love playing test cricket, they love coming out to represent their country, so we are aware of them bouncing back. by no means are we rolling them out or anything like that. we want to play the cricket that. we want to play the cricket that we played in this game, we will continue to do that in the next three games that we have. scotland have discovered _ three games that we have. scotland have discovered the _ three games that we have. scotland have discovered the first _ three games that we have. scotland have discovered the

and my last one was west indies. and my last one was david gowers in 84 five to india .both of them were fantastic tools for reasons i feel i've been since i used to bowl all day, every day throughout the throughout the whole tour and that. and david said that he was able to control because we did it. we did. said that he was able to control because we did it. we did . good because we did it. we did. good job. yeah and in the end pat, you know, but people are going to remember you for a long time, not because you played test cricket, not because did quarter of a century with important honourable though those things are, but because you have the secret of all sporting record talk us through it. why are you a world record holder to those who don't know much about the game and for those that do remind them any who has a record like i had of seven wickets in 11 balls. i mean that was you need so much luck and much just happens to be a by chance now the best player ever bowled in my career was against the west indies , against a very, very indies, against a very, very powerfu

and my last one was west indies. and my last one was david gowers in 84 five to india .both of them were fantastic tools for reasons i feel i've been since i used to bowl all day, every day throughout the throughout the whole tour and that. and david said that he was able to control because we did it. we did. said that he was able to control because we did it. we did . good because we did it. we did. good job. yeah and in the end pat, you know, but people are going to remember you for a long time, not because you played test cricket, not because did quarter of a century with important honourable though those things are, but because you have the secret of all sporting record talk us through it. why are you a world record holder to those who don't know much about the game and for those that do remind them any who has a record like i had of seven wickets in 11 balls. i mean that was you need so much luck and much just happens to be a by chance now the best player ever bowled in my career was against the west indies , against a very, very indies, against a very, very powerfu

the only other test to be won byjust one run happened back in 1993— west indies pipped the aussies inby two runs in that amazing test match at edgbaston back in 2005. a victory that led to england regaining the ashes. although everyone agrees about how entertaining the cricket was, not everyone is happy about how england approached the match. some have criticised captain ben stokes�* decision to enforce the follow on— that is, to make new zealand bat again after their first innings. it allowed the hosts to recover from being way behind in the match. it fits with england's ultra—aggressive approach to test cricket which they say could save the sport. earlier, i spoke to cricket analyst and former player simon hughes and i asked him whether it's more important to win or be entertaining: my my feeling that, in a way, does really matter it's really exciting game and really performances in sports to me are about entertainment. in professional sports come anyway. and so, if it's really compelling, but since the game it makes me want to play the game it makes me want to play the game that is

but though wicked from the penultimate delivery swung it the west indies way. new zealand who themselves are struggling to stay in the tournament. new zealand made 162 for three but tree like a chasing that 163 for women in the 13th over 47 for eight. ellie baker has broken the uk 15 metre title. the the 2a euros from harbingers that she's in shock after running at 640 73 seconds, the 14th of a second quicker than the record set 37 years ago. also more than three seconds faster than baker had ever run the distance before. jazmine sawyers credited with technique and code for indoor long jump technique and code for indoor long jump title today. last years bronze medallist jumped jump title today. last years bronze medallistjumped 6173 metres for the only two cm offer personal best. the competition. next target is to win a medal at the european indoors in istanbul next month. leicester inflicted a rare defeat on table—topping saracens thanks to an impressive first half at welford road. the tigers ran in three tries in the opening 40 minutes with former england ful

made to any king of our country since columbus proposed to henry the seventh the discovery of the west indies. they thought that the militia drove the polish garrison out of moscow. the war continued, but it was clear. russia survived but by and large, it is the events of 1612 of the time of troubles that can be considered the beginning of a great game for the 18th century. russia has become the empire of its territory. expanded its influence increased repeatedly. she became a global geopolitical player, a russian historian and migrant. nikolai ulyanov once wrote that since the 18th century not a single major world event has taken place without the influence of russia, and so from that time, from the first quarter of the 18th century , the main task of britain and its situational allies of france was austria-hungary. the ottoman empire was to limit russia's expansion to the west and south. another task was to reduce the influence of russia in eastern europe, but first of all, of course, in poland to reduce the russian military presence and trade in baltic and cut off russia as much as possibl

england start their campaign in tomorrow against west indies., and world cups, you just got to keep it the same as you can normally. try and go in and be able to enjoy it. trying to stay on your bubble is a group when you can. you'll be able to listen to commentary of that match on five live sport extra tomorrow. with the test match special team. england's term it gets under way on day two against a side they know well. when it comes to tournament, things can be a bit different? especially when it comes to the west indies. they caused an upset on the 50 over world cup. england will know in world cups, england are the strongest side going in. england will inevitably _ strongest side going in. england will inevitably played _ strongest side going in. england will inevitably played on - strongest side going in. england will inevitably played on their i will inevitably played on their chances considering australia are very much favourites. where you see their chances? if very much favourites. where you see their chances?— their chances? if they don'

black flag and prowled the seas attacking 17th and 18th century merchant vessels bound for the west indies, west africa and north america. kidd's story is particularly striking. in 1699, captain kidd became the subject of a political scandal involving top officials on both sides of the atlantic, including the king of. there was a wide chase and eventual conviction and execution at the hands of colonial officials who may have been complicit in kidd's acts of piracy. it was a drama with lies, secrets and double dealing betrayal and treasure. the story of his journey from privateer to murderous pirate has been immortalized across the centuries in print, on stage and screen, in video games, and even in an epic 22 verse ballad. but our understanding of his legend is incomplete. what is largely unknown is that kid had a partner and accomplice. a behind the scene who enabled his and helped him outpace his enemies. this accomplice was his wife, the english born sarah, a young, wealthy new york socialite whose extraordinary life is a lesson in reinvention and resourcefulness. was running a thriving

from the first four balls of the 20th over but the wicked from the penultimate ball smog into the west indies. and using would have kept their hopes of reaching the women's tee 20 world cup semifinals alive at the same time in preventing sri lanka from reaching the last four, they won the match between the two convincingly and winning by 102 runs and making the semis of bangladesh the final group game. baker has beaten the record in the uk under 1500 metres title. the 24—year—old from hertfordshire said she is in shock and four minutes and 6.73 seconds and four minutes and 6.73 seconds and 1a to the second quicker than the record set by the 37 years ago. also more than three seconds faster than baker had ever run before. and the season just gets better and better for the men's bobsled team who won the countries first overall to man world cup metal. led by trevor brad, they clinch the bronze by finishing fourth in the final round and that fear. it's been a phenomenal season after they went over silver in the event european goal silver and that was the third world championship medalfor britain

tournament so far whilst an indian victory will assure their spot in the last four — and knock out the west indiesnd are already assured of their place in the semis and will guarantee top spot in their group by avoiding defeat against pakistan tomorrow. spinner sophie ecclestone says the environment under new coachjon lewis is one they're all enjoying. i think it's the best we've been for a while. his comane end pearler of relaxed and chilled vibes, everyone is absolutely loving playing, we are enjoying being part of the squad and it's really exciting. i think it's just going out there and playing a game and not having any fear of getting it wrong, is exciting for the team. if things don't go to plan, it'sjust how the team. if things don't go to plan, it's just how it is. they play their shots and play how good they are. it's a big week ahead for manchester united with newcastle in the efl cup final on sunday and barcelona in the europa league on thursday. they're in good form heading into those games with england striker marcus rashford at the heart of their win over leicester city in the premier

able to contribute to the setting up of the reparations research fund at the university of the west indiest—grandfather... ms trevelyan explained the impact her family's actions still have today. poverty is rife. there's a lot of obesity, of hypertension, of ill—health, which is linked to slavery, health experts, feel, because of decades of poor diet, stress. and so some people could see what you are doing and argue, you know what, this is a drop in the bucket. yes, i completely understand that this can seem like a very inadequate gesture, that our family received the equivalent of about £3 million in compensation when slavery was abolished. we got that money in 183a. so for me to be giving £100,000, almost 200 years later, for a fund that is going to look at economic development in grenade —— for a fund that is going to look at economic development in grenada and the eastern caribbean, may be that seems like it is really inadequate, but i hope that we are setting an example by apologising for what our ancestors did. her family is doing the right thing, and they are doing in the right way

england have also made a strong start, beating west indies by seven wickets.indies to 135—7. nat sciver—brunt was unbeaten on 40 as england knocked off the runs with five overs to spare. india's men beat australia by an innings and 132 runs inside three days to win the first test in nagpur. a stunning bowling effort by the home side... who after making 400 in their first innings... bowled australia out forjust 91 in their second innings. ravi ashwin taking five wickets. these two are the top two teams in the world test rankings. but india clearly well ahead of australia at the moment. that's all the sport for now. q. thousands of protestors have been demonstrating across france today, against pension reforms. the protests have been taking place since mid—january over the government's plans to increase the retirement age by two years. president emmanuel macron says the current system is unsustainable. our correspondent in paris, hugh schofield, has more on this. we talk about 62 and 64 as if that's when everyone stops working. of course it's not when everyone s

sri lanka, while england, under new coach jon lewis, start their competition with a game against west indieshe team of the decade, really. their record is incredible. i think the exciting thing for us is that we are on the chase now. we seem in a really good place. i have never known this environment to be as relaxed and confident as it has been. the propagation —— preparation games have alluded to that. we put 250 on the board in a warm up game a couple of days ago. if the member doing that it would be something that everybody would be screaming and talking about. the fact that we are doing that now is testament tojohn coming into the group and given us that freedom. coming into the group and given us that freedom. india have extended their first innings lead to nearly 150, taking control on day two of the first test agianst australia — a meeting of the world's top two sides in nagpur. it's been built on a century from captain rohit sharma and unbeaten 50s from ravindra jadeja and axar patel, whlie australia spinner todd murphy has taken five wickets on his debut. india have finihed the day

the last world cup, we have lost in finals to the australians and west indies so we want to do one bettermpion mikaela shiffrin has _ well. the six time world champion mikaela shiffrin has matched - well. the six time world champion mikaela shiffrin has matched the i mikaela shiffrin has matched the record for the most world championship records in the modern era. the american took silver in the women's super g. it was her 12th medal at the alpine ski world championships, narrowly missing out on gold by 11 hundredths of a second italy's marta bassino. that's all this but for now. much more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. i will bring you more throughout the afternoon. more than 11,000 people are now known to have died following two devastating earthquakes which hit turkey and syria. that death toll is likely to rise significantly as rescue workers and civilians continue to search the rubble, and survivors trapped beneath it succumb to their injuries and the bitterly cold weather. the earthquakes were the biggest in the region since 1939, and they triggered dozens of aftersh

he reached 137 against west indies in the first test in bulawayo.a alfa romeo have unveiled their new carfor the formula one season that starts next month this will be the final year for the team under italian manufacturer's banner before it reverts to the sauber name for 2024 three time champion flatjockey 0isin murphy has been cleared to return to the saddle from next week after a iii month ban. he was suspended after breaking covid protocols and also two alcohol breaches. it was a terrific start to the six nations championship. scotland stunning england at twickenham in the calcutta cup, ireland beating wales in cardiff, italy pushed the champions france really close let's speak to our rugby union correspodnent chris jones. good evening chris. let's start with england because there are all sorts of fallout from the weekend around their camp. steve borthwick was honest about where his team is at. after his one game in charge. there's a real shake—up in the backroom staff? there's a real shake-up in the backroom staff?— there's a real shake-up in t

women's t20 world cup india joined england on two wins from two — with a comfortable victory over the west indies deep—ti sharma's three wickets, which included the dangerous stefanie taylor and she—maine campbell. in reply, india reached their target of 119 with 11 balls to spare. wicketkeeper richa ghosh hit the winning runs and top scored with 44, from just 32 deliveries. in that letter game there was a first ever t20100 run for pakistan. her century came from 16 eight pause and included 1a fours. england's mens team are gearing up for their 2—match test series against new zealand. the first test gets under way in mount maun—ganui overnight. england haven't won a test match in new zealand since 2008, but they're the form test side in the world, having won nine of their last ten matches. so can they continue that fine form? well former england spin bowler monty panesarjoins us now to discuss this in more detail. thank you for talking to us. stuart broad has been recalled after missing the series in pakistan. but it's the top order and the aggressive batting that's caught the eye in recent month

pakistan against west indies. the winner will go ahead.k—off but with so much attention on their potential sale after beds from a qatari banking consortium and a british businessman, united boss but manager is keen for his side to concentrate on thejob of is keen for his side to concentrate on the job of playing football. we on the “ob of playing football. we are on the job of playing football. - are focusing on football. training and our way of playing games and thatis and our way of playing games and that is what we are focusing on and we really enjoyed the moment and togetherness, and it is enjoyable to work and we are focusing on games and we are for league so we'll have to take decisions, give efforts in the process but it is not up to us. tottenham will be without their head coach when they face west ham emulator game in the premier league. he is still recovering from an operation leaving the assistant manager to take charge again. just as he did in the win over manchester city two weeks ago. west ham dropped into the relegation zone

west indies are currently playing ireland in cape town, you can follow that on the bbc sport website. good as through to their semi—finals. our reporterjo currie is in gbergha and has been speaking to england opener sophia dunkley. sylvia, wonderful to see you out here in south africa. in terms of the work up. england has two wins from two. in terms of form, where would you say england correct? we have would you say england correct? - have had a great start to the competition. a fresh outlook to the competition. a fresh outlook to the competition where we want to play a r cricket. aggressive aggressive in the batting and fielding. i think the batting and fielding. i think the way we are playing is exactly what we want. aha, the way we are playing is exactly what we want.— the way we are playing is exactly what we want. a great start so far. how are you _ what we want. a great start so far. how are you going _ what we want. a great start so far. how are you going personally - what we want. a great start so far. how are you going personally with | what we want. a great start so far. | h

when he visited expressing his surprise we didn't have more on the west indies at that time. we put these materials on exhibition very. we mount temporary exhibitions once or twice per year and hardly one goes by that does not have one. if not many pieces from the ferguson in them. but in two cases they've really been the star of the show in 2008, on the 20th anniversary of the creation the ferguson collection, ellen clark curated the exhibition the enlightened soldier james wolf's reading list on the art of war, which capitalizes on a remarkable recent acquisition. just that year of a three page letter that you're seeing a piece of here written. in 1756 from then colonel wolf to thomas townsend, responding to request for advice for his younger brother henry on what he should read to prepare for a career. the british military, wolf, ended up recommending this three page letter, a total of 25 authors, subjects or titles, and like with that portrait of green at the time of our of this part of this letter the ferguson collection already included at least one edition of each of t

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