india won the toss in worcester and put england into bat in a match reduced to 47 overs a side becausendia chased them down — mithali raj the hero, on 75 not out. india finishing on 220 for six. england still lead the multi—format series 6—4 on points. max verstappen will be hoping to extend his lead in the formula one drivers championship after claiming pole for tomorrow�*s austrian grand prix. (00v)roared austrian grand prix. roared on by thousands of his passionate fans at the red bull ring he was the quickest in qualifying for the third race in a row. britain�*s lando norris will line up alongside him after missing out on the top spot byjust five hundredths of a second. world champion lewis hamilton who�*s signed a two—year contract with mercedes could only manage fourth on the grid. with just a few minutes to go before england kick off against ukraine, let�*s bring you live pictures from the stadio olimpico in rome. as the players sing the national anthem, not many in at the stadium because of travel restrictions but a few thousand expats will be there. it�*s england�*s chance to

six rare white lion cubs on the prowl at worcester park and already they've been met with a roar of approvalh, they�* re cute. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: on day four of the tokyo olympics, a first ever gold for bermuda — flora duffy celebrates after winning the women's triathlon. afghanistan's descent into violence continues with the un saying civilian deaths this year have increased by 50 per cent. there've been international calls for calm in tunisia, after the country's president sacked the prime minister and suspended parliament following widespread protests about the govenrment�*s handling of the covid outbreak. after parliament was suspended, supporters of president kais saied clashed with those who oppose his action and accuse him of staging a coup. the president insists that he acted in line with the nation's constitution. i asked steven cook, senior fellow for middle east and africa studies at the council on foreign relations, if he thinks this is a coup. it's a very, very good question. the president certainly has an assumed executive power — something that he previous

six rare white lion cubs on the prowl at worcester park and already they�*ve been met with a roar ofnes: day four at the olympics and the medals keep coming for team great britain, picking up a gold and silver in the men�*s 200 metre freestyle. earlier there was a first ever gold for bermuda, flora duffy winning the women�*s triathlon. south korea�*s economy expanded at the fastest annual pace in a decade in the second quarter, boosted by a pick up in private consumption. however a resurgence of covid—19 infections has cast some doubt over the outlook for growth for the rest of the year. joining me now is katie silverfrom our asia business hub of singapore. just talk us through these latest figures we had from korea. ,, latest figures we had from korea. . , ., latest figures we had from korea. . ,., , latest figures we had from korea. ,, , ., latest figures we had from korea, ,, , ., ., korea. sure, so they more or less had — korea. sure, so they more or less had expectations - korea. sure, so they more or less had expectations and - korea. sure, so they more or l less had expectatio

six rare white lion cubs on the prowl at worcester park and already they've been met with a roar of approval day four at the olympics, and the medals keep coming for team gb — they've picked up a gold and silver in the men's 2090—metre freestyle. earlier, there was a first ever gold for bermuda — flora duffy winning the women's triathlon. president biden has said us troops will end their combat mission in iraq by the end of the year. america has about 2,500 forces there, to help iraq fight the islamic state group. this comes as us forces are ending their mission in afghanistan too, and mr biden tries to wind down the wars that were launched after the 9/11 attacks. iraq's prime minister was at the white house on monday, as mr biden explained the role of us troops in the future. it's just to be available, to continue to train, to assist, to help and to deal with isis as it arises. but we're not going to be by the end of the year in a combat mission. let's get some of the day's other news. miami dade county officials have confirmed the final death toll from last months building collapse is 98.

six rare white lion clubs - on the prowl in worcester park, and already, they have been met with a roar sweet, yeah, they were cute. they are lovely and sweet, yeah, they're cute. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. 0ur headlines — as covid cases rise in the us, president biden is expected to announce that federal workers will soon be required to confirm they are vaccinated or face more testing. in great britain, the covid rules are eased for fully vaccinated travellers from the us and the european union. from monday, they'll no longer have to isolate on arrival. president macron of france has said his country owes a "debt" to french polynesia for nearly 200 nuclear tests it carried out there over three decades. in a speech during his first official visit to the territory, mr macron said victims of those tests should be better compensated. translation: | think it's true - that we would not have done the same tests in cruz or in brittany. we did the tests here because it was far away, it's true. i want to tell you here that the nation owes a debt to french poly

india women are chasing 220 in their third one day international against england in worcester.ver top scoring with 49. india need 55 runs from 42 balls to win. england lead the multi—format series 6—2 on points, with two points up for grabs today. defending champion tadej pogacar has taken control of the tour de france. he's the new race leader after stage 8. but geraint thomas's challenge is over after he lost 35 minutes today. none of the contenders for the yellowjersey could match pogacar, as the race arrived in the alps. he now leads by one minute 48 seconds. dutch rider dylan teuns won the stage but is only 18th in the standings. while richard carapaz, who's sixth overall, is the best—placed rider from britain's ineos grenadiers team, after thomas struggled in the mountains. max verstappen will be hoping to extend his lead in the formula one drivers championship after claiming pole position for tomorrow's austrian grand prix. roared on by thousands of his passionate fans at the red bull ring, he was the quickest in qualifying for the third race in a row. britain's lando no

taking them home and putting them 6 points to 2 up in the multi format series with the third odi in worcesterernational series. eoin morgan's side cruised to victory in the opening game on tuesday with test captain joe root starring after collecting his 150th odi cap reigning tour de france champion tadej pogacar is now just eight seconds off the lead heading into stage six in the coming hours. the 22—year—old slovenian was 19 seconds quicker than the next best as he posted an extremely fast time in wednesday's time trial while dutch rider matthieu van der poel is still in the race leaders yellow jersey in the nba, giannis antetoukmpo is unlikely to feature for the milwaukee bucks when they face the atlanta hawks in wisconsin later. the 26—year—old injured his left knee in tuesday's loss, hyperextending it when landing, as the hawks levelled the best of seven eastern conference finals series at two games all. the british princes william and harry will come together later today to unveil a statue of their mother princess diana on what would have been her 60th birthday. it would be the first ti

and the worcester doses will not come out for months because they have to distribute them and manufacturef we go this route. associate professor of the department for respiratory sciences at leicester university, thank you very much. that is government debt now shows in the password out for hours to further there was 35,707 people infected across the uk and 29 deaths, that people newly infected in that. nearly 45.7 million people have at their first coronavirus vaccine dose. bookings for holidays and flights to and bliss destinations have surged after yesterday public announcement ijy after yesterday public announcement by the government that residents who are fully vaccinated will no longer need to quarantine when they returned to england or northern ireland. immigration officials that the government needs to warn passengers, however, that there will be long queues of the uk border as international travel continues to open up. multiple, which is currently on the government green list says it will with immediate effect, sorry, from wednesday, that all visitors to the country will be banne

wembley and much of the uk has seen blue sky but there have also been heavy showers, this picture from worcesterhowing there was a big shower clouds and we will keep that theme in the next few days so some sunshine and scattered heavy showers around so let's look at the radar, this is where we have seen the heavy downpours especially for the south west of england, wales and eastern scotland and some of those have produced thunder and lightning but most state north of london so the england semifinal at wembley should stay dry, just an outside chance of a light shower over the next hour or so but these heavy showers will fade away into the evening and overnight, it could be a rumble of thunder in the east in the next few hours but by thursday morning at most places look bright, clear spells, a few misty patches and temperatures around io—ilith overnight so thursday will be similar to today, some sunshine, probably more than today across much of england and wales and fewer showers, one or two bubbling up fewer showers, one or two bubbling up in the afternoon, if you do catch one it could be heavy w

england women lost the third one day international against india by four wickets in worcester.of the show, not only did she become the leading run scorer in women�*s international cricket but she also hit the winning runs. england still lead the multi—format series 6—4 on points. that�*s all the sport for now. next up is the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us. it's it�*s not a look ahead, they actually with us! with me are american author and broadcaster carol gould and deputy political editor of the sunday times caroline wheeler. before we look at the front pages, carol, i want to extend a really warm welcome back, great to have you with us at this morning. i know you have been having pretty gruelling cancer treatment, so good to have you with us. cancer treatment, so good to have you with ve— cancer treatment, so good to have you with us-_ cancer treatment, so good to have you with us-— cancer treatment, so good to have you with us. how are you feeling? i am feeling — you with us. how are you feeling? i am feeling pretty — y

in worcester park, in south london, firefighters had to rescue drivers from their cars, submerged ino the thames. instead, it was sent into the air. at leyton, there was also heavy flash flooding. and this was camberwell. this was tottenham, in north london. this is the second time in a fortnight that parts of london have flooded. this morning, at whipps cross and newham hospitals, flooding meant some patients had appointments and operations cancelled. 100 patients were moved to other sites. experts say as the climate warms, extreme weather will become more common, and more severe. the amount of extreme rainfall is increasing, and what we mean by extreme rainfall is the hourly rainfall, the daily total, and also the multi—day, three, four—day totals. so those are the numbers that people will look at when they look at extreme rainfall, and so we have got good evidence from all over the world, where we have long records, that these have been increasing. so we're getting more rain in a given amount of time. london has been warned that some of its crucial infrastructure, like roads and t

wembley and much of the uk has seen blue sky but there have also been heavy showers, this picture from worcesterthe radar, this is where we have seen the heavy downpours especially for the south west of england, wales and eastern scotland and some of those have produced thunder and lightning but most state north of london so the england semifinal at wembley should stay dry, just an outside chance of a light shower over the next hour or so but these heavy showers will fade away into the evening and overnight, it could be a rumble of thunder in the east in the next few

ali out of massachusetts an independent out of worcester. good morning. >> caller: good morning, sir. thank you so much. i feel like this is the only interactive mode of communication and i want to talk -- i just want to touch about how i feel. there's extremes on both sides of the aisle and, you know, having c-span and having objective sources of news is the only way to moderate these -- the two extremes of republicans and democrats. both sides touch upon really important issues, it's just it can't be solved if we shift from one extreme to the other. >> make sure your tv is turned out. what are your thoughts on this $3.5 trillion budget plan? >> caller: like i said, you know, it's important, it's just i wish there was more, you know, cost communication and compromise. it is an important issue, i've been -- i've been noticing that infrastructure is an issue, i just -- i'm not sure -- i'm not an economist to say, you know, whether or not the $3.5 trillion is too much or enough or any -- you know, any of that. i repeat i think we really have t

area to see museum in san mateo has been there since the early 2 thousands, the museum and say that worcester man has been place now on administrative leave. rick, 6.11 is the time. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news san francisco's police chief addresses the uptick in crime with some new data from the department. details on that just ahead. and san jose mayor sam liccardo is in washington visiting with folks in the white house to talk about ending gun violence. and after the break, as more states begin to enact laws that could restrict access to voting. president biden is going to be delivering a big speech on voting rights will have a live report on that coming up from d c. >> and another cool and cloudy one at the coast need the jackets all day out here with 50's and 60's inland areas. you've got the best weather today, some 70's and some 80's lots of sunshine. really nice change of pace from this weekend. your forecast ahead. >> and i'm tracking in accident on the carquinez bridge will tell you some ways to get around that. and as you're heading into the city this morning traffic i

it's in worcester, massachusetts. a gorgeous building. and it's maybe the largest repository of paper, newspapers, journals, all kinds of diaries, personal papers, of the past in america. so it's great. and i went to read newspapers. nowadays if you want to read newspapers, you get on a database, type in your search terms, and you can soolactually -- and you can actually see images of the article you want. and that's great, believe me. but in the old days, what you had to do was go down to the basement of the antiquarian society and they were on long sticks and you had to carefully turn them over. you obviously did not get as much work done because you were looking for something. i was looking for mentions of washington city, mentions of women, and i'm just basically skimming the newspaper. and when you are doing something like that, you are always sort of like, you want to stay alert to what's there, right. you don't want to get off on a tangent and start reading about stuff. it's always this constant struggle. i was trying to focus on m

in worcester park in south london, firefighters had to rescue drivers from their cars, submerged in thef they can. and experts say as the climate warms, extreme weather will become more common and more severe. the amount of extreme rainfall is increasing and what we mean by extreme rainfall is the hourly rainfall, the daily total and also the multi—day, three, four—day totals, so those are the numbers that people look at when they look at extreme rainfall. and so we have a good bit of evidence from all over the world, where we have long records that these have been increasing, so we are getting more rain in a given amount of time. i think the reason why people realise that climate change is happening is because they see it all around the world. we have extreme weather events in every single country in the world. the science is very clear, the scientists have always been very clear on what is climate change, how it is caused and how we can deal with it. london has been warned that some of its crucial infrastructure like roads and tube stations are susceptible to flooding and experts say

went to the american antiquarian society, which you should go if you ever get a chance, it's in worcester, mass. be gorgeous building and it's maybe the largest repository of paper newspapers journals all kinds of diaries personal papers. of the past in america, so it's great and i went to read newspapers. now nowadays you want to read newspapers you get on a database you type in your search terms and you can actually see images of the article you want. and that's great. believe me but in the old days, what you had to do is go down the basement of the american antiquarian society and you would see the actual newspapers and they were on sticks big long sticks and you had to carefully turn them over. so you obviously did not get as much work done because you were looking for something what i was looking for was mentions of washington city mentions of women, and you know, i'm just basically skimming the newspaper. and when you're doing something like that, you're always sort of like you want to stay alert to what's there, right? you don't want to kind of get off on a tangent start reading ab

worcester, massachusetts, already did it.o. a check now closer to home. >>> good morning. welcome to wednesday. is on your date today with below tuner average high. we will bump down when we will have increasing clouds and possible return to the monsoon early next week. oakland is 69. 76 in san jose. 90 in the east bay >>> boy, time for us to "rise & shine" now from the garden state, yes, new jersey, next stop in our tour around the country. eva pilgrim live for us from asbury park's boardwalk. good morning to you, eva. >> reporter: good morning, t.j. this assignment doesn't stink, right? standing right here on the board walk on the beach, and in the middle of so much cool american history. the asbury park boardwalk built in 1871. an eclectic mix of music and culture and there is so much to enjoy in new jersey from the amazing food to the boss. ♪ the sun is rising and shining over new jersey. where beaches and boardwalks meet east coast edge. ♪ home to hip-hop great naughty by nature, queen latifah and the fugees. ♪ not to me

even worcester could pick up some. >>> good thursday morning. i am mike nicco.sunshine as we transition to the heat wave that hits tomorrow through the weekend with moderate to very high risk of heat illness. today 70 san francisco, 100s in lakeport, fairfield, antioch. most in the 70s and 80s around the bay. 50s >>> "beautiful day" written by robin roberts and india.arie. >> i love the song. >> dropping some knowledge on you. we'll be right back. well, well, well. look at you. you mastered the master bath. you created your own style. and you - yes, you! turned a sourdough starter into a sourdough finisher. so when you learn your chronic dry eye is actually caused by reduced tear production due to inflammation you take it on, by talking to your eyecare professional about restasis®... which may help you make more of your own tears with continued use twice a day, every day. restasis® helps increase your eye's natural ability to produce tears, which may be reduced by inflammation due to chronic dry eye. restasis® did not increase tear production in patients using a

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