both quys england's england's innings. both guys were england's england's innings. both guys were building their england careers, their ashes career, we saw what rory burns did at edgbaston, 76-2 at what rory burns did at edgbaston, 76—2 at lunch. if that could become 176-2 at 76—2 at lunch. if that could become 176—2 at tea, england will start to think tim paine made a bad decision this morning. and you can follow that on the bbc website. three weeks into the new english football league season, and we have news of the first managerial departure. sol campbell is leaving maccelsfield town by mutual consent after eight months in charge. the 44—year—old took over in november last year with the silkmen bottom of league two and managed their survival, thanks to a run ofjust two defeats in their final 10 games. so far this season they've lost their two league matches and beaten blackpool in the efl cup, but the club is struggling off—field with financial issues. great britain's georgia taylor—brown and jess learmonth have been disqualified at the triathlon o

england and scotland later in the day. that rain could turn heavy and thundery. similar temperatures for most of us on sunday but probably dry across the south east of england and east anglia, probably quite warm and muqqy' anglia, probably quite warm and muggy, temperatures in london maybe 26 or 27 degrees. but into next week, well, we are dominated by low pressure again which is not good news given how wet it has been, there is more wet weather to come and it will be quite breezy and cool and it will be quite breezy and cool and no showers —— and showers heavy at at times. that is all from us, have a very good afternoon. good afternoon. lunch on a day two of the first ashes test at edgbaston. joe root has had some luck as he steered england to a promising platform of 71 this morning as they chase down australia's 284. adam is there. just one wicket this morning, but lots of luck for england. welcome back to edgbaston, lots of people absorbing some of the sun after a really a re people absorbing some of the sun after

taking the decision to defect from england to scotland? after a plain career that brought him to claps for —— catherine, he moved into coaching and had a spell with england academy. his greatest achievement came with northampton where he wa nted came with northampton where he wanted premiership title and european challenge cup before returning to the england set up in 2018 as performance pathway coach. now he is heading north to link up with scotland. tremendous appointment out of the blue. taking him from england to scottish rugby, it will make a difference in the timing is perfectjust before the world cup. coming off a bad defeat against france. he could come in and make a big difference. they could go to the world cup, and when it, i don't see why not. jim mallinder an interested spectator as they take in france and merryfield tomorrow looking to avenge the loss that they suffered in france last weekend. you can look back or you like and you and not get much from it. but i will forward to the first ten minutes of the game. that will

england just ran out of time. a draw in the second test at lord's after a fascinating fifth day's play. frank lampard is yet to win a match as chelsea manager, they could only manage a point in their first home game of the season against leicester. and smiles all round as britain's dina asher—smith holds her own in a star studded field at the birmingham diamond league. welcome to the programme. we start with the ashes where on the final day of the second test. england could not get australia all out. it ended as a draw as england ran out of time. jofra archer was on fire with the ball once again, taking two wickets in quick succession after england put australia into bat. they had declared on 258 for 5. michael redford reports on the day's play. ben stokes celebrating at lord's. deja vu, anybody? five weeks ago he guided england to world cup success. now he was giving them ashes hope. ben stokes resumed on 60 not out, england 96—4, a lead of 104. the plan, dig in. sort of. a plan that was being well executed u

of the first ashes test against england. and lewis hamilton wins the hungarian grand prix, outsmarting max verstappen with his pit stop to take victory. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with golf, and japan's hinako shibuno is celebrating the first major victory of her career after winning the women's british open at woburn in england. she is the first japanese winner of a major for 42 years. she carded a four—under—par 68 in sunday's final round, to finish 18—under for the championship, one shot clear of lizette salas of the usa. kojin—young, who was bidding for her third major of the year, was a further shot back on 16—under—par, while the halfway leader, ashleigh buhai, had to settle for fifth place in the end. georgia hall's title defence ended with a whimper. she finished in a tie for 35th, 15 shots behind the winner, shibuno. jo currie reports. few will have known the name hinako shibuno before this tournament, but golf fans will certainly know it now after she announced herself on the int

it was quite extraordinary, because what happened was, england we re because what happened was, england were set a big target to win, needing another 203 at the start of the day which is a lot in cricketing terms. they did ok this morning but then the wickets started tumbling. by then the wickets started tumbling. by the time the last man came out, jack leach, england still needed 73, which is a huge amount of runs when you have got your, on paper, worst batsman at the crease. at that point, ben stokes simply grabbed the game by the scruff of the neck and started clobbering sixes all over the place. it was quite spectacular stuff. he hit eight sixes in total and rode his luck along the way a bit. australia had some chances. they dropped a catch and fumble they run out which they should have taken. but for one man to win a match pretty much on his own, which was what ben stokes did, is something you very rarely see in test cricket. headingley, of course, has seen a few ashes miracles over the years, people might remember ian botham's heroics back in 1981 where he saved england from anoth

england's captain was the man australia really wanted gone. england will resume their second innings shortly after lunch on 85 for four. this means innings shortly after lunch on 85 forfour. this means australia just have to take six more wickets to win this test and they have hours to get them. do not out batsmen who will resume, stokes and butler, england need one of them to be a hero, prefera bly need one of them to be a hero, preferably both. joe wilson, thank you from edgbaston. harry maguire has become the most expensive english footballer after completing his move to manchester united. the england centre back signed a six—year deal at old trafford which sees him surpass kyle walker as the most expensive englishman. time for a look at the weather, here's louise lear. rain at edgbaston, can we get it? this might be the one day we don't get it. you often hear us talking about showers producing a lot of rain ina about showers producing a lot of rain in a short space of time. look at this, this was last night in north yorkshire. in an hour

they certainly did and it was a record run chase for england to wina a record run chase for england to win a test match as well, needing 359, they looked down and out, especially as you said after the first innings when they were bowled out for 67 with ben stokes making a measly eight and only one batsman reaching double figures. well, ben stokes has kept england alive and this ashes series is still alive at 1-1. in terms of the context of this, in the world of cricket, if you are not a cricket fan, if you get to the fourth innings and you need more than about 250, say, you very rarely get them, don't you? yes, because the pitch has deteriorated and nathan lyon is one of the world's top spin bowlers for australia, we expected the pitch at headingley to start doing things, acting a little bit peculiarly, the surface breaks up so the pace bowlers will be looking for the ball to act awkwardly. it should become a lot more difficult for batsmen when you reach days four and five, and remember this was only the fourth day of the third test. england were skittled so spectacularly in the first

the crowd was loud enough and as england bold, he ran ahead. warner tried not to hit this one but on reviewed there was the evidence, it brushed the bat, he without. farewell old friend. james anderson absent an moeen ali present. pressure right on australia's batsmen and england feel there's let it slip through butler's fingers. when you got to 40, eight stokes fingers. when you got to 40, eight sto kes ca m e fingers. when you got to 40, eight stokes came onto bold and australia with three wickets down. joe wilson, bbc news in birmingham. so this is the latest from edgbaston — australia are 124—3, but crucially, steve smith is still there — he's on 46. very much the australian dangerman, after that century in the first innings kept the tourists in touch. australia lead by 34, at the end of day 3. bad bite brought in early and today three. —— bad light. to the women's open now. bronte law and charley hull are battling to stay in contention — on the penultimate day of the final major of the year. but defending champion georgia hall

people will think back to 1981 when england followed oi'i. back to 1981 when england followed on. they were 500 to one with the bookies in both of them got a century. they pulled off an incredible comeback. perhaps, it wouldn't quite beyond level with that, but if england can come away with the victory tomorrow, level up the ashes series, it would be something pretty remarkable. still a glimmer of hope. annis was headingley, thank you. let's tell you what happened in the premier league, 6 matches, 5 away wins but liverpool beat arsenal at anfield 3—1, fairly comfortably. jurgen klopp‘s side stay top of the table, the only side with a 100 percent record. nick parrott was watching. when liverpool play arsenal, you can expect plenty of goals. the fans we re expect plenty of goals. the fans were made to wait for them. chances glory for both sides went begging, until the deadlock was broken just before half—time and from an unlikely source. liverpool centre back, joe, only scored one fly season. back, joe, only scored one fly season. if you count of the community shield, is not a

england 15 for two at that point. so at that point, england really seemed to be no way back for them, once jason roy was out. but they have recovered well. joe root and joe danley putting on a good partnership. a century stand, joe root reaching his half—century. that gave the stands here something to cheer about at last because they haven't had a loss over the last 24 hours or so. —— haven't had a lot. england was starting to believe that perhaps they could do something special. they lost a wicket in the la st special. they lost a wicket in the last half— hour special. they lost a wicket in the last half—hour or so. special. they lost a wicket in the last half— hour or so. joe special. they lost a wicket in the last half—hour or so. joe danley special. they lost a wicket in the last half— hour or so. joe danley out for 50. clocked behind off his glove off the polling ofjosh hazelwood. sojoe joe off the polling ofjosh hazelwood. so joe joe danley is outcome off the polling ofjosh hazelwood. sojoe joe d

england, around 30 and around 33 in south—east england. into tonight and still a few showers around south—west england, may be pushing into parts of wales with the odd rumble of thunder. still reining in the western isles in scotland. a bit misty in a few spots and cooler in scotland with some places in single figures but a warm night in the south—east of england after the heat of the day. into tomorrow and those showers start to move north from south—west england through parts of wales, the midlands, northern england, southern and eastern scotland. hit and miss but if you catch one day could be heavy, the odd rumble of thunder, rain in the odd rumble of thunder, rain in the western isles and north—west scotla nd the western isles and north—west scotland and a bit cooler in some areas to the north and west. still 30 in east anglia and south—east england, one more day of heat here. by england, one more day of heat here. by wednesday, more cloud around generally and the weather front to the north—west of scotland is moving sout

england and wales drew their opening game, 2—2. england's james galle scoring the equaliser with two minutes to go. scotland lost 9—0 to germany. and ireland were beaten 5—1 by the netherlands. there's more on the bbc sport website including the speed climbing world championships ahead of the tokyo 0lympics and news of salford and london broncos victories in rugby league's super league. that's all from me and the team. have a very good night. hello again. well, broadly speaking, today has been a day of sunshine and showers, with rather breezy conditions as well. some very large, towering clouds threatening there in the skyline in the highlands of scotland, and here we have seen a number of heavy showers tied up with an area of low pressure just to the north—west. across the south of england, meanwhile, we have this wiggling weather front that is going to be heading in over the next few hours. that will threaten outbreaks of rain, scraping its way across the south of england before turning north, bringing rain potentially into

that was the england captainjoe chances. that was the england captain joe root. i‘m chances. that was the england captainjoe root. i‘m delighted to say former england batsman and former england wicketkeeper matt priorjoins me. really special occasion, the first morning of the ashes. it's amazing, the crowds building, we‘ve been here from quite early, there was a lull, still a bit cloudy now but you can feel it, building up. i thought the press here, they say there‘s test match cricket and ashes cricket under something very different, different level of intensity and as i say, you can really feel it building. the players will be getting in, they will have arrived, be in the dressing room, all the words have been said it‘s about going out and playing. i was going to ask about the intensity, you played in four ashes series, what will the be doing? the intensity between england and australia it‘s like nothing else. the rivalries, the attention, you play in a lot of test match series, there isn‘t that much attention, the hype, build—up, all you want to do is go and p

further south of england and wales join north of england. further south of england and walesjoin up north of england. further south of england and wales join up with some sunshine and feeling pleasantly warm. 0vernight tonight the weather front pushing down into the north of england and wales. to the south of that sum drier weather, showers back in the north west of scotland and temperatures between ten, 14 degrees. tomorrow the band of rain changes direction moving back north so we changes direction moving back north so we have another helping of wet weather for scotland and northern ireland. further south some showers around particular across wales but otherwise the driest weather towards the south—east with temperatures up to 25 tomorrow afternoon. high pressure in europe moves further east and that is key to allowing a change in the wind direction and we start to get some warm air pulling in across the british isles. the change in fortunes starts to take place on friday. it could start off quite cloudy but increasingly sunny skies work

england's fast bowlers have already made inroads. yes, yesterday i put it tojoe root that maybe this year the ashes did not mean so much considering england have won the cricket world cup. he smiled a way that suggestion, he knows english cricket captains are defined by what happens against australia in the ashes and in this instalment, yes, england made a flying start. a six—week sporting whirlwind begins at the centre of english cricket, geographically successfully. birmingham's ashes memories are the inspiration, the reason why this series starts here. since 2001, whenever england have played australia on this ground, they have not lost. it is why this image welcomed australia back to the ashes. it took 18 minutes for this match to get momentous. david warner had made two. the umpire said he was out, lbw. stuart broad had struck and how the crowd loved it. those bits of yellow held aloft are sandpaper, a reminder in case he had forgotten, that david warner was one of australia's players banned for ball tampering. as soon as warn

extraordinary start for england. decent extraordinary start for england. d ece nt toss extraordinary start for england. decent toss to win for australia, there was cloud cover, their pitch looked pretty dry. england came out there, stuart broad, chris woakes, there, stuart broad, chris woakes, the bold —— they went out and bold beautifully. then steve smith does what he does, we don't know how to get him out. i think it will go down in his pile of test 100s as one of the most satisfying. and real redemption for a player, what a turnaround in fortunes. and itjust looks so simple. he missed a couple of great deliveries for stuart broad. at the end of the day we had eve ryo ne broad. at the end of the day we had everyone on the boundary, how embarrassing. nine wickets down. what can you do? england will be pulling their hair out. they have got into a decent position, bowling wail, but it will be turning in the players' stomachs tonight. and bad news aboutjimmy anderson. players' stomachs tonight. and bad news about jimmy anderson. we have missed him. more work for the other seam bow

we can cross out to the bank of england. we can speak to the bank of england. we can speak to our economics editor. interest rates, first of all, no huge surprise that they have stayed the same. they have kept rates on hold, not followed their counterparts in america yesterday who cut rates. they have kept other elements of monetary policy the same. but you are right, they have also downgraded growth a touch, and right now they are expecting that the growth figure that we will get next week, which is for the second quarter, that is the period between april and june, that will be flat. that is less than they expected the last time they did this inflation report back in may. they are expecting that after that, in the current quarter, it will be 0.3. that is weak growth. 0ver the current quarter, it will be 0.3. that is weak growth. over this period that the administration has entered. they think they are pointed to various factors, changing the data, making it volatile, there is the impact of stockpiling ahead of the impact of stockpiling ahead of the previous br

and it put england under accurately. and it put england under a lot of pressure. i thought whilst joe root was there with jason roy that they played pretty confidently. for a period of time but thenjason lost patience and try to hit it over the top and was out. and that meant no one really got going after that. a difficult day at the office for england but i certainly don't think the coaches will dwell on it. england played well in the first innings. we have a new player at the top of the order who got an excellent 100 and rory burns. it is the first test of a five test series. they will want to keep confidence up and not dwell too much on this last day which of course was a disappointing performance was from a disappointing performance was from a coach perspective, if you had a tenure to said they wanted to bat like steve smith would you tell them to go ahead? he has hit thousands of cricket balls and on a pitch which doesn't move around too much, he has been a method which has an absolutely phenomenal. second only. with your coaching experience, can you see why

up to 50 must per hour or england and wales up to 50 must per hourora england and wales up to 50 must per hour or a touch —— inland across. travel problems. could cause issues for outdoor events as well. the winds slowly ease during time day, but it turns very cool in the north. —— during sunday. this is bbc news i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 7pm: a major powerfailure across many parts of the uk — affecting trains, airports and traffic lights. thought to be caused by a problem on national grid's network. growth fell by 0.2% in the three months tojune, but the chancellor says the fundamentals of the economy, remain strong. a churchwarden found guilty of murdering an author he had tricked into changing his will. now police warn he'd drawn up a list of future targets. here is a cold calculating devious man who took pleasure from inflicting both physical and mental torture on his victim. the family of a policeman who survived a "frenzied" machete

widespread between meals, western england and night in england, a few in the midlands two. 26, 30 england, a few in the midlands two. 26,301 england, a few in the midlands two. 26, 301 degrees across the southeast of england, and monday. as he had to cheat that night, at least showers and thunderstorms bringing some torrential downpour as they pushed north across parts of wales and midland and northern england and scotland. all tied in with this weather fund which will continue to journey towards eastwards and as he let out across the atlantic a couple of weather systems in fact waiting in the wings. i let my cloud around scotland, much of northern and western england and wales and the skies will brighten up across northern ireland and scotland and ahead of it, and head of that with the front it will be hot and sunny again with thunderstorms making out in the heat 2a, to 27, 28 across the east anglia. cooler hype teams and celsius by the north and west, that is that the majesty and that week we will see outbreaks of rain and press showers and feel cool and fresher. you're watching beyond

and england are back on track afterjofra archer takes six wickets in the third ashes test. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, bury face expulsion from the english football league — they have until midnight on friday to prove they have the funds to run the club or find a buyer. good evening. paris was always expected to be tougher for boris johnson than berlin, and so it proved today, as the prime minister encountered a friendly but firm approach to brexit from emmanuel macron. the french president said it should be possible to find a brexit deal without totally rewriting the existing agreement, but that any new deal wouldn't be far from that agreed already. and on the key question of the backstop, which guarantees no hard border on the island of ireland, mr macron said it was indispensable — a clear rebuttal to boris johnson's wish to have it removed from the deal. our political correspondent ben wright reports now from paris. it's a short flight from berlin, but there is a long way to go. welcome to paris. yesterday angela merkel invited the uk to find solutions t

it was to be unbearable to watch because england we re unbearable to watch because england were not just unbearable to watch because england were notjust up against it, the game is over, this was only the fourth day of the third test, yet 359 to win seemed an absolute long shot. they had never chased that successfully in a fourth innings, australia needing just ten wickets, england already three down at the start of the day, joe root at the crease was unbeaten on 75 and ben stokes with just two runs but when joe root went early, this morning, you knew that it was ben stokes or nothing, really. he dug away and as his partners came and went, until we had jack leach, the last man, england were still a long way away. but stokes hit 11 fours including the winning runs from a boundary and eight sixes as he single—handedly went about dismantling the australian attack. i say unbearable because they had very, very big slices of luck, england as well, stokes was dropped out in the deep. there should have been a run out as well but nathan lyon just dropped the ball when jack well but nathan lyon

england's read is slowly building but there is still plenty of work to do. and here's the very latest from lords... england 92—4. a lead of 100. the top scorerfor the top scorer for australia was smith. a dreadful start for england. in theory we still have another days play left. wales are number one in the world for the first time ever after beating england in cardiff. warren gatland's side ground out a 13—6 victory in the world cup warm—up. it pushes new zealand off the top spot for the first time in 10 years as holly hamilton now reports. another week closer to the world cup, another chance to prove their worth. england know they will be boarding the flight to japan whilst for wales, there was more than just pride at stake. one man looking to book his plane ticket is dan biggar. backin back in the number ten shirt. he followed up an early penalty with fast thinking. england went a man down and he took his chance to the arms of george north who duly complied with the only try of the game. after the break, the friendly felt a little less friendly as e

england leave antwerp empty handed. ireland retained their top tier status after beating russia and finishing fifth. that's all the support for now. —— sport. heathrow airport is to install 3d baggage scanners in all terminals, meaning passengers may not have to remove liquids and laptops from their luggage during security screening. it was the first in the country to trial the technology. today, the government announced all major uk airports must introduce the equipment within the next three and a half years. alison earle reports. it's something those travelling by plane are now used to. clear plastic bags for your small liquids when you go through security, our laptops are put in a different tray. the restrictions were introduced 13 years ago after terror threats but new technology has led airports in some countries including america to take a different approach. the equipment, which is not unlike ct scanners in hospitals, will allow us to see all around the bag. so, for example, if you see something that might lo

no concussion for the england women's hockey but england looking very nervy nevertheless? really unexpected, this, belarus had been the thrashed in their previous two group games conceding 24 goals without reply, so this should have been a walkover for england. they won 4—3 in the end. lily owsley opened the scoring in antwerp after 10 minutes before isabelle petter got her first england goal. we expected the floodgates to open but belarus, 18 places below england in the rankings, struck back to level twice. it was 3—3 in the final quarter. that spurred ngland on — hannah martin sealed victory with four minutes to go. last year's world championship runners—up ireland are out, though, they needed to beat germay but could only draw. the germans took the lead after pia maertans found the net with this absolute rocket in the first quarter. ireland levelled from a penalty corner — sarah hawkshaw with the final touch in the last few minutes of that first quarter, but it wasn't enough. the future of bury football club is looking bleaker by the day, they haven't been abl

as england bowled, 90 runs ahead. david warner tried not to hit this one, but on england's review there was the evidence, had brushed the bat, he was out. farewell, old friend. england took two more wickets, moeen ali struck, then ben stokes got usman khawaja. the match was moving. like an inflatable president pursued by mexicans, very edgbaston. the man who really matters withstood everything, stephen smith, medical check, 0k, australia 3a ahead, and ready for more. joe wilson, bbc news, birmingham. that's it — i'll be back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello there, it was north and east of the uk that fared best of dry and brighter whether or. further west we had more clout with outbreaks of rain thanks to the weather friends on the west of knighton island so it will be rather damn here with some irish seacoast and some days showers will fizzle away from scotland in northern england tonight. ardsley quy northern england tonight. ardsley guy with clear cells and tempera

firstly, england's completely dominant in the opening stages. they chose to, having first won the toss. particularly the first two openers, cameron bancroft and david warner, due to their involvement in the ball tampering scandal. stuart broad dismissing. the wickets continue to fall one up the other. at that point, australia were 122. it looked like the wheels were coming off. but then steve smith, the former captain, one of the finest batsmen in the world, with one of the finest ashes innings. it was quite an extraordinary innings. they eventually did, 144 for him. by that point, australia with 284. it looked like it was going to be a terrible day for them is turned into a very good scoring. they finished on ten without loss but today that seesawed from one way to the other in a set—up, a really intriguing test match. it's been a long time coming but i'm lost for words at the moment. just really proud. i was able to help all the team out of a bit of trouble. obviously england bowled exceptionally well in the first two sessions. it was hard w

england will think of the selection ofjames england will think of the selection of james anderson. certainly, england will think of the selection ofjames anderson. certainly, his absence was a factor, but could even hear have really challenged steve smith with his supreme batting? here on the final day, it was nathan lyne who finished beings for australia. could even shane wawn have wrapped things up so successfully? well, maybe. this spinner is always under pressure with the final day. he bowled with nagging accuracy and australia caught well. english dismissals, english resistance? well, jason roy playing a very much 620 well, jason roy playing a very much g20 kind of shot, missing the ball and was bowled out by nathan lyne. -- t-20, and was bowled out by nathan lyne. —— t—20, how are england adapting to the different disciplines of test match cricket? if you tired mines out there. they will have to come back quickly and they wantjofra archer to come back into the team and bowl quickly. to be 1—0 up in an ashes series, that is as rare and precious as steve smith. we didn'

as england bowled, 90 runs ahead. david warner tried not to hit this one, but on england's review there was the evidence, had brushed the bat, he was out. farewell, old friend. england took two more wickets, moeen ali struck, then ben stokes got usman khawaja. the match was moving. like an inflatable president pursued by mexicans, very edgbaston. the man who really matters withstood everything, stephen smith, medical check, 0k, australia 3a ahead, and ready for more. joe wilson, bbc news, birmingham. well we can cross tojoe, who's at edgbaston for us. — it's nicely set up for the fourth day. who will be the happier of the two teams today? it is such a good question, it is funny someone asks you about a test match and say who is winning, and you do not really know, the top of the programme just about on top is a fair assessment. they came into resume their endings this morning they had the potential to back themselves into a dominant position and did not take it. ben stokes got out for 50 when he was starting to atta

england all out. the smith batting earlier in the match will haunt england just as much as their own second innings collapse. it's frustrating, to finish the way it has. i think credit has to go to australia. we were bowled out today, i don't think it was gifted to them. but ultimately i think we have to look further back in the game. edgbaston did its best to live up to its fearsome reputation, the crowd cheered and jeered, they got dressed up but james anderson's calf failed. england's captain said that was a freak injury, defended anderson's selection. well, the ashes will be decided over the next four test matches but england now have a very confident group of australians to contend with. joe wilson, bbc news at edgbaston. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. what in the sports day. sublime smith and the australian team go one as england surrender on the final day of edge fence. the £18 million man, moved to manchester united is complete. and off to

england's players had a day to forget at edgbaston. joe root‘s side lost by 251 runs against australia, and are now 1—0 down in the ashes. they had a huge target to make, after steve smith's second century of the match inspired the tourists. but england fell miserably short, bowled out for 146 before tea. the team have it all to do now, with the second test, at lords, just over a week away. our sports correspondentjoe wilson was watching today's action. england fans may have been tempted to edgbaston today by the offer of a £5 ticket for under 16 is, and maybe by the memory of what happened in an ashes test match ten years ago, when england defines lead to a famous drawer. similarities to that match, not many, except that james anderson was batting at the end. —— famous draw. his inability to that throughout this match a key talking point. rory burns the first man out, but he can live this test match with a lot of pride. jason roy is clearly learning how to play in a test matches, and his dismissal was when he will regret. per

doesn't get any biggerfor an england fan, england cricketer or australian and fan as well. the ashes is different. there is test cricket and then there's ashes cricket. the morning looks like it's going to be all right weatherwise, we're here at fantastic edgbaston and it's all set another fantastic series. six of the players that won the world cup against new zealand start today for england. why is it still a different challenge for a player to play test cricket? the formats are very different, so you need slightly different techniques. the red swings a lot more and there's a lot more movement in the airand the there's a lot more movement in the air and the tactics are slightly different. it's a different mindset. from a batting perspective, to put it really simply, in the world cup, or one—day cricket, you need to have a very attacking mentality but in test cricket it's more about defence, what it used to be, the game is changing so quickly now, however. but england having won the world cup can be a huge positive and they will take a lot of confidence and positivity fro

scotland, north—west england and the midlands. they should be lighter than today, more places should be dry and temperatures widely into the low to mid 20s. small chance of a shower at edgbaston tomorrow, a good chanceit shower at edgbaston tomorrow, a good chance it will be dry with sunshine at times. looking ahead to the weekend, another area of low pressure will be more of a factor for the beginning of next week but it is throwing ahead some weather fronts but for most places saturday will be dry. we may get a few mainly light showers across western parts of the uk ahead of this rain from the first weather front. looking ahead into the second half of that weekend, this is where we are more likely to get some rain in the north—west of the uk and it could be heavy and thundery in the far north england and scotland. temperatures where they should be for this time of the year. in south—east england, you might get away with a dry day. temperatures could get as high as 27 or 28. thousands of residents are told to leave their home

but an australian recovery, england's delight. but an australian recovery , a england's delight. but an australian recovery, a gritty half—century for david warner. suddenly it was the visitors on top. just when england needed them, the wickets came. archer finding warner's edge before broad accounted for travis‘ head. another day of fluctuating fortunes. australia have now lost another wicket so they are currently 157 for five. england are trailing 1—0 in the series so this is a match they need to win. it‘s not been an easy day for them but they have battled back well, george. andy, thank you. time for a look at the weather. here‘s tomasz schafernaker. the weather was quite varied across the uk today, sunshine in the south but we had the rain further north. the next few days it is turning sunny the next few days it is turning sunny across the next few days it is turning sunny across the country and it will turn very warm as well, hot in fact across the south—east. in the short term this is the cloud we have across the country now so that gave across the country now s

england had a day to forget at edgbaston against australia. they were beaten by 251 runs after a batting collapse on the final day. the win means australia are ahead, in an ashes series in the uk for the first time in 11; years. our sports correspondent joe wilson has this report. england fans may have been tempted by the offer of a £5 ticket, but maybe the memory of what happened in the ashes test match ten years ago when england was made famous lead to a famous draw. similarities to that match? not many. what happened today, world rory burns was the first man out. he can lead to his test match with a lot of pride for his first innings display, what about jason roy? is his first innings display, what aboutjason roy? is learning his first innings display, what about jason roy? is learning to his first innings display, what aboutjason roy? is learning to play in test matches in his dismissal is one he will regret, perhaps going to buy a 2020 style shot to nathan ryan, it didn't look good. let alone bold extremely well, what an experienced spin

would impact on england's attack. he initially hurt his calf back in thejuly during a county championship match with passed fit for the first ashes test. however he was only able to bowl four overs before being forced off at edgbaston. he was then emitted from the quad for the second test at lord's the quad for the second test at lords and the third at headingley. —— omitted. he played for lancashire seconds earlier this week in a bid to prove his fitness. but he was still feeling pain and, after a review by the medical board, anderson has been ruled out of not just the fourth test but the rest of the ashes. devastating personally for anderson, but earlier i spoke to. earlier, i spoke to former england all rounder ebony rainford—brent and asked her how she felt his omission would impact on england's attack. this one thing that is for sure is thatjofra archer alongside james anderson would be an unbelievable pair. it is really frustrating. but i will say that the emergence of jofra archer does give england that e

england manager phil neville speaking there as he continues to reflect on england's failure to win the world cup this summer. he's named four uncapped players in his latest squad as they prepare for two friendly matches ahead of the euros next year. jo currie was at today's squad announcement. their welcome attorney may had ended 45 days ago, but the manager is already back at his desk, i holiday for him today, he is announcing the latest squad for that upcoming from no major surprises, 32—year—old jail is arrested however look at be more concerning is the fact that her manchester city team—mates both mess out for injury and according to him, they could be let out a player for some time. we missed the next three camps, but the season as long she didn't kick a ball for us until last year and then let the start of the well—kept, so that's what we have said to them. ultimately the long journey and we had the olympics and we have a year or 2021. injuries are pa rt we have a year or 2021. injuries are part of the buck, and they will get back as soon as possible. no —— for new fa

england did not quite get thejob whole game changed. england did not quite get the job done on the final afternoon but i tell you what the way the teams came out of the door it felt england had won the game and australia had hung on. it was not as clear cut but we come to headingley with it set up magnificently. england's women found themselves up against it in their recent ashes series, losing heavily to australia. news today that their world cup winning head coach mark robinson is stepping down after four years in the role — the ecb saying ‘now is the right time for him to go'. cricket journalist isabelle westbury joins me now. that was a special moment for england winning the world cup against india two years ago. he's had a big impact on the team. there's a feeling that the cup win almost came prematurely into his tenure at just two years almost came prematurely into his tenure atjust two years in and england were arguably not even the strongest team there. having one that he will always be compared to that he will always be com

and eastern england. strong, gusty west to south—westerly winds, probablyjust taking the edge of the temperatures but sunday is probably going to feel quite similar to saturday. as we head into the beginning of next week, we still have an area of low pressure but it is starting to move away from scotland slowly but surely, the winds beginning to ease down a bit as well. there will still be a focus of heavy showers across scotland and northern ireland, and a few scattered showers coming into england and wales, always heavier further north. some spells of sunshine around again and those temperatures are still 16 degrees in the central belt, to a high of 21 or so in the south—east of england. further into next week, we will find some spells of sunshine. warm in the sunshine, temperatures not particularly impressive for the time of year, there will be some showery bursts of rain, mainly in the north and west, the winds, though, should be lighter. some spells of sunshine around again and those temperatures

the heaviest, northern ireland, scotland under north—west of england. much greater chance of seeing downpours in the south as well. the winds are coming down from polar regions, whereas across england and wales, they're coming from the mid—atla ntic. there is a north—south difference in temperatures, just 16 degrees in edinburgh whereas we should see temperatures in the low 20s still across eastern counties of england. tuesday's weather, we've got a ridge of high pressure here for a time ahead of this warm front that was spread ultimately thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain into western parts. so rain gets going into northern ireland, parts of western scotland, western england and wales as the day goes by and you will see some of the cloud become quite low for some of the hills. it is probably a better kind of day in those eastern parts of the country. changes for wednesday — a cold front swings in across the west part of the country, so some real contrast in the weather for wednesday. wet and windy weather for northern ireland, the rain getting i

that same low for eastern parts of england. that same low pressure for eastern parts of england. that same low pressure is still with us for the start of the weekend and heading north across the uk. we still have showers or longer spells of rainfor still have showers or longer spells of rain for northern areas and those could be heavy and thundery. but for england and wales windy once again, gales through the english channel and the bristol channel and the temperature is likely to be in the lower 20s. that is all, we good afternoon. you're watching bbc news, i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre. the premier league transfer window closes at 5:00 tomorrow afternoon. lots of speculation as to who's going where. it doesn't look as though. tottenham's christian eriksen will be moving to manchester united. the dane has expressed a desire to leave spurs but united have halted transfer talks with him, he's believed to favour a move to spain. christian eriksen said at the start of the summer he wanted another challenge. manchester united are basically trying to find out whether or not

england we re warnerto burns, court, out. england were often running atjofra archer pace. too quick for a dutchman khawaja. next to bat, labuschagne, replacing steve smith who had woken up replacing steve smith who had woken up with a headache and grogginess, so he became cricket's first concussion substitute, and now he faced archer. these blows are worrying but let's be clear again there was immediate concern from england, and both teams know it's pa rt england, and both teams know it's part of test cricket. so with slow bowling. with spin, each deceived bancroft, l b w. labuschagne had defied england with a 50 whenjoe root confirmed a fingertip catch. joe denley pulled off something spectacular. that catch left england —— australia six wickets down but that's where it stopped. england finally ran out of time but they ta ke finally ran out of time but they take inspiration. so the series stays at 1—0 but was jofra take inspiration. so the series stays at 1—0 but wasjofra archer now involve the whole dynamic has changed, hasn't it? it seem so. he has come in and h

remember the background, england we re remember the background, england were bowled out forjust 67 in their first innings, one of their worst ever batting performances. they knew that if they lost this match their hopes of winning back the ashes were over. so for ben stokes to perform under such extraordinary pressure was quite remarkable. from a personal perspective, it adds to an already incredible summer for him because he did something very similar in the world cup final where he inspired england to victory. from a team perspective, it gives england a team perspective, it gives england a chance in the ashes because it is 110w a chance in the ashes because it is now 1—1 with two matches left and after this they will believe anything is possible, michelle. andy swiss at headingley. let's take a look at some of today's other news. a 69—year—old man who was stabbed to death in west london has been named as allan isichei. the grandfather was attacked after leaving a pub yesterday evening. a man in his 30s has been arrested on suspicion of murder. seven people, including two child

the showers reach in across parts of northern england and the north—west of wales. the driest weather across south—eastern areas of the uk. temperatures below par for the time of year in scotland, 15 in stornoway, 16 in edinburgh, but in the best of the sunshine further south, temperatures will reach the low 20s. looking to the weather further ahead in the week, it is set to get warmer and drier. temperatures could reach 25 in london by friday and showers eventually ease off in scotland and northern ireland later in the week. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... detectives investigating the death of a police officer have said he died of "multiple injuries" as they were given more time to question 10 suspects. within an hour of the incident happening we had arrested ten males aged between 13 and 30 on suspicion of murder. i can confirm that the males were arrested from a local authority—run caravan and mobile home site. a 17—year—old has been charged with the murder of lawyer peter duncan, who was stabbed with a screwdriver in newcastle on wednesday. pro

chrisjones is with the england camp. george ford and owen farrell were a key pa rt george ford and owen farrell were a key part of the first few years of eddiejones's tenure but key part of the first few years of eddie jones's tenure but the combination has been shelved with farrell diverting to number 10 but the selection for ireland this weekend suggests it remains world cup option with faro hoping that their friendship cup option with faro hoping that theirfriendship on cup option with faro hoping that their friendship on and off the field will make a difference at twickenham. we have spent a lot of time together training. we are pretty open and the way that we go about being around here in terms of being on the same page in terms of thinking. i think that's important so thinking. i think that's important so that the team get some continuity in how we think. hopefully we are going to be on the same page. eddie jones has made an interesting call with tom cuddy and sam underhill starting together in the same back i’ow

england started the day needing another 203 runs. they made decent progress but wickets tumbled after lunch and when stuart broad was the ninth man out, england needed 73 runs. it seemed their hopes were realistically over. ben stokes ripped into the australian bowling. a spectacular performance from him, eight sixes in total. a stunning achievement. he had some luck. he was dropped at one point, australia fumbling a run out and there was an lbw appeal turned down which replays showed was hitting the stumps. australia by that stage had used up their reviews. england rode their luck but how ben stokes deserved it as he hit the boundary that sent headingley into euphoria. this was the scene of a young both in‘s heroics in 1981 and this was right up there. if england had lost this match, their ashes hopes would have been over. it is level after this and after this they will believe anything is possible. moments like that don't come along very often and you know, it was just an amazing game to be part of. to be there at the end and kee

plenty of sunshine to start the day across england and wales. more showers for a while over northern ireland. mostly pushing the east over scotland into north—east england towards the wash and some of them may be heavy and thundery. feeling cooler and fresher everywhere. typical temperatures may be 15, 17 degrees. a touch higher in the south of england where it should be a dry day. more sunshine to start the day. a chilly start, atlantic wind coming in on monday, meaning increasing cloud. northern ireland and especially scotland, quite wet. 15 degrees in the central belt. 22 in south—east england. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. thousands take to the streets across the uk — to condemn borisjohnson‘s decision to suspend parliament. i never thought at my age, 61 years of age, i would have to be here in whitehall, protesting against the shutdown of parliament. there's been renewed violence in hong kong — with pro—democracy protesters defying a ban on rallying. more than 50 migrants have been detained as they tried to cross the e

let's get the latest from nejra cehic outside the bank of england appeared what -- england. what are we expecting mark carney to navigate? no deal brexit while not freaking out the markets i imagine. >> brexit will be front and center because the bank of england forecast so far in terms of gradually rising rates are predicated on this smooth brexit and increasing beverages between what the bank of england has been forecasting and what the markets are forecasting, pricing in rate cuts as soon as this year which is something mark carney will address any news conference. the question is whether we get a clear change from the bank of england governor. we saw a shift in tone from some bank of england officials but how does he address this challenge? to 2016 whenck they took out market expectations from the forecast or do they prevent a separate set of forecast based on a no deal scenario. if you look at the falling pound and the fact you have wage thereres increasing, could be some justification for the bank of england to forecast hikes but the problem is the big outlier and unce

if england win the title then team gb will qualify for next year's olympics. rugby union now, and the international career of england centre ben teo is over after he signed for french club toulon tonight. teo was left out of eddiejones' world cup squad last week, but will now be ineligible for a call—up in the case of injury after the rugby football union confirmed their selection policy with regards foreign—based players. te'o was discarded shortly after being involved in an off—field incident on a training camp in italy. onto canoeing, where charlotte henshaw has secured britain's first medal of the 2019 canoe sprint and paracanoe world championships. she's won vl3 gold in hungary. henshaw won paralympic swimming medals at both the 2012 and 2016 olympics before switching sports. she finished in a new world lead time of 56.82 seconds. it's the second world title of her career. it's a brilliant start, and i think i've made a really nice progression. icame i've made a really nice progression. i came eighth in my first world championships, bronze last year