a total of 287 for england. but current‘s day was just 287 for england. but current‘s day wasjust beginning. current 287 for england. but current‘s day was just beginning. current thought he had the jake lbw. two balls later and no need for technology. current load them in. a baby faced 20—year—old. 0ver load them in. a baby faced 20—year—old. over to india's skipper. so india were 76 — three at lunch with their captain and superstar virat kohli at the crease. but these are the swinging conditions where he has been posted before. initially, england went around him. rahane was the first to fall in and enthralling spell by then stokes. he will mix the next test because he is in court. —— he will miss the next test. but kohli was the one they wanted. it takes long minutes to create this chance. and longer still for dawid malan to regret not taking it. england dropped more catches. proving kohli was costly, having escaped on 21 he passed 50 and in case the man who had missed them wasn't feeling bad enough, dawid malan then drops him again. h

there is the counterpunch from the england captain. this has been a one—off thing and it will get a lot of noise and attention but i see cou nty of noise and attention but i see county cricket is a big factor in developing english players. you look at some of the other young lads in this team, that had to work extremely hard to prove themselves in the county game. as england walk out for test on the 1000, several thousand of these seats will be unoccupied. warwickshire says sales are good but people won't come to see the show if they don't know when it starts. the key with test cricket is having a regular supply. you need a regular supply every year starting on thursday. we keep messing about with wednesday starts on friday starts, it just makes with wednesday starts on friday starts, itjust makes the consumer a bit confused and that is what has happened. in cricketing terms india are big business, the top—ranked test tea m are big business, the top—ranked test team in the world with the biggest potential tv audiences and many th

england captain dylan hartley will return to the england set—up this weekend as he continues his comeback from concussion. hartley hasn‘t played since march, missing the end of the regular season and thejune series defeat in south africa. double commonwealth games gold medallist becky downie is out of the british gymnastics team for the european championships after sustaining an injury in training. she‘ll be replaced in the squad by taeja james. in the women‘s hockey world cup, england now know they will face australia in the semi—finals if they can get through their quarter—final against the favourites the netherlands tomorrow. it was a close one for the aussies against argentina. the match finishing 0—0 at the queen elizabeth olmypic park in london, only for australia to win 4—3 on penalties. you can never bet against australia, can you? germany are out though, despite winning all three of their group matches. they were beaten by spain. 1—0 the score. carmen cano getting the second half winner. the germans actually beat the spanish in the group stage. a bristol boxing cl

the bank of england's hope is a small jump bank of england's hope is a small jump in rates for home owners combined with a boost for savers won't upset the economic applecart that a sensible time. we think interest rates will rise now for another year and that is because we see a number of uncertainties on the horizon, in particular over brexit. we think the policymakers will probably want to wait until after the uk has left the eu to see if, there is an impact, if any on the economy before they decide to raise interest rates again. it is what the future holds that matters most. the bank says it is between two and 3%, three times where it is at the moment. our business editor simon jack gave us this analysis from the bank of england. what they're trying to say is that after many, many years where wage growth was pretty stagnant, growing around 1.75% now picked up to 2.75%, they think it's going to go higher. if you want to know why they would raise rates, it's all about, look no further than your payslip. they think that wage growth is the wealthspring of all other types of inflation, if w

he wants to play for england. he seesit he wants to play for england. he sees it as his last opportunity. we are very pleased he has made that decision and we are looking forward to seeing what he can bring to the table. the women's british open is under way, the fourth major of the year on the women's tour. play got under way at royal lytham and st anne's this morning. yu liu of china leads. bronte law the best of the british so far — in the clubhouse on 2 under par, after a round of 70. ariya jutanugarn is the world number one she's bidding for back—to—back majors after winning the us open. three shots off course leader. highlights are on bbc two later tonight. andy murray says his win against british number one kyle edmund is his best since his return from injury. murray won in three sets against the man who replaced him at the top of the british rankings, to reach the third round of the washington 0pen. rhia chohan reports. sidelined for months after hip surgery sidelined for months after hip surgery injanuary, sidelined for months after hip s

the from st george's park. dust may have settled on england's the dust may have settled on england's impressive performances at this summer's world cup, but there's still a glow around gareth southgate and this england squad. today he showed loyalty to many others players that helped guide england to that fourth—place finish in russia. but he has injected youth into the side. joe gomez‘s impressive performances for liverpool has seen him called up, hoping to add to his three counts. also a surprise election for alex mccarthy of southampton, he was uncapped at the moment. the headline belongs to luke shaw, the manchester united defender backin shaw, the manchester united defender back in the international setup after a turbulent couple of seasons. the man who replaces in the setup is is united team—mate, ashley young. he has had a difficult period in terms of adapting to a new club, a horrendous injury that he had to overcome. so, really impressed with physical condition he looks in. he has added a lecturer age to his game in as couple of matches i've seen, when the game has bee

across england and wales, most the way. across england and wales, m ost pla ces the way. across england and wales, most places still dry, limited amount of sunshine. if you have got sunshine you are doing quite well because there is a fair bit of cloud coming in. decent temperatures in the south east. 25 celsius. and late sunshine in the north of scotland. a little bit of rain and drizzle across northern ireland and the far north of england and that will come and go through this evening. and overnight to. across better scotland it will will be wetter. we have a south—westerly wind which is pushing ina lot south—westerly wind which is pushing in a lot of cloud. the temperatures are staying up. quite a warm night ahead. tomorrow, england and wales, generally dry with spells of sunshine but we will find some rain coming down from the north—west. bands of cloud that we saw on the satellite picture earlier. more rain coming into scotland. could be dry in northern ireland. even in scotla nd in northern ireland. even in scotland a bit of sunshine. but the higher temperatur

england ranked second in the world. ten and a half thousand people and england's cannot get job ten and a half thousand people and england's cannot getjob done, losing 2—0 across the match. our goal by a dutch player for the first finish. and the further later on, the dutch made sure they would be put through what they will face australia in the semifinals on saturday. a completely different story for ireland tonight. they are up story for ireland tonight. they are up against india, tina had already beaten them they —— they had already beaten them they —— they had already beaten in the group stage. the quarterfinal ended goalless. certainly some better hockey played in other matches by ireland went to penalties and when it came down to it, up three wonderful saves by the keeper meant it was left to chloe watkins to strike the ball home and ta ke watkins to strike the ball home and take ireland through to their first ever world cup semi finals. and the irish keeper spoke to bbc sport. who would have thought? it

he lives in australia, so england need to make sure he can come up australia, so england need to make sure he can come up for the autumn series. as for defence, paul gustard ka nte series. as for defence, paul gustard kante big role, the rfu haven't commented on reports that eddie jones wants to bring back his former charge from islands, but the rfu are in negotiations with the board in pretoria to release their first choice. but positive news that for england fans, all being well, they will have scott weiss mansell on attack and john mitchell marshalling the defence. thank you. many have tried and failed — often in spectacularfashion — to achieve tony hawk's notorious 360—degree loop. the gravity—defying stunt was first pulled off by hawk 20 years ago. only a handful of skaters have succesfully managed it since, and not single woman. until now. this is lizzie armanto. after suffering one of what was likely to be many, many bruising falls at a skating event california, the american wasn't deterred. after all, practice makes perfect. taking another run at the vertical loop, she

in all the chaos, there was the chance for england to get the indian captain, virat kohli. he was dropped in the slips by dour mallan onjust 21, a costly dropped in the slips by dour mallan on just 21, a costly ms. dropped in the slips by dour mallan onjust 21, a costly ms. —— davit mallan. currently kept it together and he ended on mallan. currently kept it together and he ended 0111119 —— mallan. currently kept it together and he ended on 149 —— down with mallan. they were 30 runs behind england and virat kohli had 149. more than half of his ipod's pootle. better news afterwards, they got alastair cook bowled by ravi ashwin —— more than half of england's total —— india's total. they prick it is all set up for the final three days of this day. nice breeze, the clouds came in, which helped a bit. recently we've noticed the ball doesn't spin when it's a bit new, when the latter comes of it... it's a case of hitting your links and being patient. we dragged it back nicely, 110-5. -- patient. we dragged it back nicely, 110—5. —— lengths. we bowled them

for england and wales, as yesterday. for england and wales, asi as yesterday. for england and wales, as i mentioned, the rain will be confined to the far northwest, not quite as warm and humid as the night has gone between 11 and 16 celsius. to that area of high pressure we spoke about is still very much with us spoke about is still very much with us tomorrow. the best of the sunshine will be across england and wales, at least some fair weather clouds, and always more cloud for northern ireland and scotland, but here there will be some breaks to set temperatures ranging from 16 to 19,21 set temperatures ranging from 16 to 19, 21 for northern ireland and the type 20 celsius for much of england and wales and begin getting close to 30 celsius in southeast england. moving into the new working week on this frontal system will be slipping eastward, so i will bring more cloud than outbreaks of rain in scotland and into northern ireland. maybe to the far northern england but further south where much of england and wales stays dry, plenty of sunshine and even warmer it

but for now, the all—rounder is back in the england fold. stokes said he had been acting in self—defence when he became involved in this fight and then arrested. and on tuesday, a jury acquitted him after a seven—day trial. but one former england captain told me the player's reputation had still suffered. knowing the england cricket fans as i do, they will give him a reception. i don't think he deserves that. he's certainly not a hero, as some have portrayed him to be. he has bought the game into disrepute, but i do think the punishment and the fact that he missed the whole winter in australia is enough and now he's got the not guilty charge, i think he should be able to play cricket. while there is no guarantee stokes will play against india, england say he is back in the squad for his own well—being, his challenge now to avoid any more mishaps. dan roan, bbc news, trent bridge. england rugby union international danny cipriani has pleaded guilty in court to charges of common assault and resisting arrest at a nightclub on the island of

england and wales, the lion ‘s share of the sunshine. meanwhile the scotland and northern ireland, much more cloud, a kornfeil and also some outbreaks apache rain. the satellite picture tells the story very well, this side of cloud seeding into northern ireland and across the scotland, clear skies to england and wales. it sets up the picture. hit fine, said weather, plenty of sunshine, again the best of that across england and wales. still cloud the northern ireland and scotland, if you sunny spells particularly to the east of high ground ‘s rain starting to write to the west and east late in the day. mid to high 20s celsius for much of england and wales, close to 30 celsius once again the and east anglia. some changes for the west of scotla nd anglia. some changes for the west of scotland and northern ireland during the evening as outbreaks of rain move to hear. in the south, we stay mainly dry to sunday evening and again, plenty of sunshine to end the day. this month starting to move its way in, strengthening the breeze sunday night

i am the only manager in the world that won: italy, spain and england. and by winning eight titles — not small titles, not small countries — eight proper titles. my second position last season is one of my greatest achievements in football. the new premiership rugby season got underway this evening, and it's been a great night for newly promoted bristol who won their first match back in the top division against local rivals bath. bristol, who were promoted from the championship, had led for much of the match but only made sure of victory when alapati leiua went over, you can see what that try meant to those at ashton gate. meanwhile, in the pro 11! — champions leinster narrowly beat cardiff blues in the welsh capital. replacement hooker bryan byrne scoring two tries as leinster had to battle back from 29—14 down to win 33—32 at the arms park. the winning try was converted in the last two minutes of the game... and down the coast in swansea, the ospreys beat edinburgh 17—13 inspired by new signing george north, the wales wing scoring two tries

anglia and south—east england, fresher the further north and west you go. a fine evening for many with late spells of sunshine, still clouds stretching across scotland into northern england, maybe bringing the odd patch of rain, some mist and low cloud returning to wales and south west england. our front is still with us on tuesday, it is making slow progress south and eastwards and by tuesday it is a fairly weak affair, a lot of cloud stretching from southern england enters north—west england and parts of wales as well, patchy rain at times but that will tend to ease through the day and too much of tuesday afternoon, much of the country will be largely dry, the best of the sunshine the further east you go and we are still holding onto that heat across south—east england but not for long. the change will slowly come through web and day has finally that france tries to clear it south—east england and it is by that time, a dividing line between the fresher air we have had a across much of north—west england, scotland and ireland and the heat we have h

feeling warm, with 31 or 32 possible in east anglia and south—east england. still 23 celsius for eastern parts of scotland in the best of the sunshine. through tomorrow evening, for most it will be dry with clear skies again for england and wales, before mist and low cloud reforms on western coasts. still a zone of cloud from scotland to northern england could produce a bit of drizzle at times. temperatures dropping to between 12 and 16 celsius in many areas, 17 or 18 maybe still in south—east england. we still have the front going from monday into tuesday. it's a weakening feature as it slips south and east. still a band of cloud stretching from scotland down into parts of wales and south—east england. and it's a dividing line really between the fresher air behind it and still holding onto the heat and warmth further south and east. tuesday will be the last hot day that we see for some time across south—east england. you've still have that zone of cloud, as i mentioned, stretching down from scotland into wales and that could bring patchy rain for a tim

of affray at bristol crown court in england. the case related to a fight outside a nightclub in the city in september last year. he‘s been drafted straight back into the england squad following the verdict but he may still face a sanction from the england and wales cricket board. our sports editor dan roan was in court. it had taken almost a year, but finally ben stokes emerged from court today having cleared his name. one of the world‘s top cricketers found not guilty of affray. today‘s verdict represents the end of an 11 month ordealfor ben, during which time he has had to maintain his silence at times when many in social media and certain parts of the press predetermined his guilt long before the trial began. the past 11 months have served to highlight to benjust how highly he values his position as an england representative,

england. away from that every of cloud will keep sunshine across eastern england, some passing showers for the northern isles, temperature wise, generally high teens to low 20s, 23 in hull, one of the highest two bridges in the country. 0vernight the rain will become more widespread across england and wales, probably some fog patches on the hills. it will stay windy overnight, with all this cloud and rain working in it will be a much milder mud compared with last night with overnight lows between 15 and 17 celsius. into sunday this area of low pressure will continue to throw rain across the country that it will have pulses of energy working along it, pulses of heavy rain. the heaviest across south west england and wales before weakening across east anglia and the midlands. some wet weather for northern ireland and scotland, with onshore winds in aberdeenshire it could be gloomy, grey and cold, 14 degrees. elsewhere, two bridges generally into the high teens and 20s, probably feeling more humid

england win by 31 runs. incredible drama in allfour england win by 31 runs. incredible drama in all four days of this match. afterwards the england captain —— captain gerard spoke about what it meant for notjust in esteem but the whole for game. and when the is test cricket is dead just should play this match and repeat. what a game. just trying to soak roll in. fabulous team performance this morning we spoke about belief and desire that we dow and if we stayed calm and trusted the areas which we had previously worked in, ithink the areas which we had previously worked in, i think we did just that. iam worked in, i think we did just that. i am really proud of the group. it sets up the series really nicely. i'm looking forward to boarding them. that madge edwards starts on thursday. england lead the series 1-0. celtic started the defence of their title with an easy win over livingston. tom rogic opened the scoring for the scottish champions as they went on to win 3—1. here are the other results for you. stjohnston st mirren got a late goal to beat dundee

england's georgia hall has won the women's british open. hall, who's just 22 years old, beat thailand's pornanong phatlum by two shots. phatlum had led for most of the weekend but a double bogey at the 17th ended her hopes and helped hall to her first major title. colm harrison has the story. this is the trophy they were all playing for on the lancashire coast, and the woman who started the final round in pole position to win it was pornanong phatlum from thailand. she'd lead for the previous two days and continued her quest for a first major title with four birdies in her first six holes on sunday. a straight key shot at the eighth lead to just straight key shot at the eighth lead tojust her straight key shot at the eighth lead to just her second bogey of the week. phatlum was still in charge. her nearest challenger was georgia hall, she had been for much of the previous two rounds. the 22—year—old englishwoman picked up three shots ina englishwoman picked up three shots in a flawless front nine and four holes and a further birdie late

here he isjoining up with his england teammates at trent bridge earlier. bayliss said he will take time before deciding whether he will play, though, after stokes was involved in a fracas in bristol last september, but he was found not guilty of affray earlier this week. we‘ll find that out over the next couple of days. i haven‘t actually spoken to him since, i‘m sure he‘s had plenty of phone calls. we‘ve got the next two days to assess where he‘s at and whether he plays or not. we‘ve got some guys in form in the team. it‘s going to be a difficult decision to make whoever misses out, ben or whether it‘s someone else. it's ben or whether it‘s someone else. it‘s a position we‘ve been trying to get in the test team for a while 110w. get in the test team for a while now. the one—day team, it‘s a difficult team to select. the test team, it‘s been difficult for other reasons but we‘re starting to get some good young players coming into the team, which makes the job of the selectors difficult. england rugby union international dann

a lot of cloud because of england. a lot of cloud because of the south—westerly wind and warm airso of the south—westerly wind and warm air so typical temperature is around 13 or 14 degrees. most parts of england and wales will start dry, sunshine at times and be find these bands of cloud coming from the north—west, bringing more rain through the day into scotland and still sunshine at times. not much sunshine from northern ireland and pockets of rain and drizzle for western england and wales but for the midlands and eastern england, dry and the warmest temperatures into the mid—20s. where has the heat gone? it is across the channel, 30 degrees in paris, these weather fronts moving south eastwards, bringing cloud and rain and bringing that north westerly airflow and apple dropped the temperatures everywhere. early rain in the south west on thursday, it will dawdle across east anglia and we get sunshine following but quite a few showers across the northern half of the uk, especially west of scotland. those numbe

the england star still the main attraction at trent bridge as he was welcomed back into the england squad after being cleared of affray. while stokes could play against india on saturday, the fallout from his trial following a brawl last year continues and he is 110w brawl last year continues and he is now being encouraged to publicly apologise having a ready said sorry to his team—mates. apologise having a ready said sorry to his team-mates. certainly. i think it was important to actually apologise to the boys in the team. i'm sure something will be forthcoming. he will certainly pull his weight, i think, from now on, going forward. i am sure it has been a wake—up call for him. going forward. i am sure it has been a wake-up call for him. ben stokes and still await the outcome of a disciplinary commission hearing which, in the next few weeks quickly decide to suspend him if he is found to have brought the game into disrepute. for now, the all—rounder is back in the england fold. stokes said he was acting in self defence when he became involved in this fight and arrested. the jury ac

england suffered batting colla pses. so. england suffered batting collapses. jennings caught behind. alastair cook caught in the slips sparking doubts about how much longer he will go on in this england side. 0llie pope, another caught in the slips. ben stokes and jos buttler showed resistance, stokes to his slowest test 50 just after tea. the real starjos buttler going for his maiden test century. an innings that shows his maturity as a test batsman. he was trapped lbw by the bowler who took the new ball. 0ver twojimmy bowler who took the new ball. 0ver two jimmy anderson and bowler who took the new ball. 0ver twojimmy anderson and adil rashid to see out the final overs to take this into a fifth day. it might only last one ball. it is inevitable india will make the series 2—1.m was important to turn up and show character and fight and not give it to india easily and make them work ha rd to india easily and make them work hard and we did that really well throughout the day. making sure we come back tomorrow and showed that no matter what it is, we will not r

initially england went around him, rahane initially england went around him, ra hane the first initially england went around him, rahane the first of four, and enthralling spell from ben stokes. he will miss the first test as he is in court, seeming to put it all into every delivery. dinesh khan is 100 test wicket, but coley was the one he wanted. be ready, it takes long minutes to take this chance. this moment... to regret not taking that. every run would not be a torture for him, having been dropped on 21, indians‘s captain... the superstar and survivor went on to make one of the more regard —— from workable hundreds of aramark rubel career. he finished on 149, his team only 13 ru ns finished on 149, his team only 13 runs behind. england lost alastair cook before the close. the day finishing as it started with an english wicket, symmetry in a test match of incredible velocity. burnley are 1—0 up over aberdeen in the second leg of their europa league second round qualifying tie. chris wood with goal afterjust six minutes, but in the last few moments, aberdeen have equalised. tee

across south—east of england. tonight, rain will move into scotland, through northern ireland, heavy pulses of rain for a time, staying dry, quite mild, quite muddy for england and wales, temperatures 14 to 17 degrees. a bit fresher further north and west. during wednesday, this band of rain will move south and east, as it clears scotland and northern ireland it will be drier and brighter into the afternoon, that when will push into wales, northern england, the south of that, staying warm and muqqy' south of that, staying warm and muggy, temperatures once again into the mid—20s. fresher feel. muggy, temperatures once again into the mid—20s. fresherfeel. that weather front will continue to spread into the south—west of england as we get into thursday, another weather system behind that introducing much cooler conditions. notice the orange turn to blue, as we go through thursday, by the end of the day, all of us under those fresher conditions. there is the rain initially in the south—east, could last for a l

england fans will feel they have seen this a few times before over the course of england's 1000 test matches. the the course of england's1000 test matches. the position of strength turned into a position of weakness because of a clutter of late wickets. it started well for the home side, it always seems to. they w011 home side, it always seems to. they won the toss and decided to bat and although they lost alastair cook early thanks to a delivery from ravi ashwin, they didn't lose any more wickets before lunch. although jennings and malan went after the interval, ba i rstow jennings and malan went after the interval, bairstow batted england into a position of strength. the england captain and best over the past 50 and it seemed inevitable they would both get their centuries. but ina they would both get their centuries. but in a moment which change the course of the day and will perhaps change the course of the test, root run out by virat kohli, a superb piece of fear field in which triggered that collapse. jos buttler went, ben stokes went to a shot which was pretty it makes people a

but for now, the all—rounder is back in the england fold. stokes said he had been acting in self—defence when he became involved in this fight and then arrested. and on tuesday, a jury acquitted him after a seven—day trial. but one former england captain told me the player's reputation had still suffered. knowing the england cricket fans as i do, they will give him a reception. i don't think he deserves that. he's certainly not a hero, as some have portrayed him to be. he has bought the game into disrepute, but i do think the punishment and the fact that he missed the whole winter in australia is enough and now he's got the not guilty charge, i think he should be able to play cricket. while there is no guarantee stokes will play against india, england say he is back in the squad for his own well—being, his challenge now to avoid any more mishaps. dan roan, bbc news, trent bridge. that's it from us. but for now, we leave you with the extraordinary voice of aretha franklin, who died this morning. # looking out on the morning rain. # now

england's best chances came in the final five minutes. city's georgia stanway — the tournament's joint top scorer going into this match — went closest. tears for england under 20s as their run to the world cup final is brought to an end byjapan. gemma collis—mccann, bbc news. they do still have that third place playoff to come. england face a real battle to avoid defeat in the third test with india. after yesterday's batting collapse, virat kohli's century saw india pile on the runs today to lead england by 498 at the close. england must now try and bat through the two remaining days, as patrick gearey reports. i cannot tell you it was an important day's cricket, but it was impressive from india and their captain. he again was the man of the moment. again in the crease when india went out to uneasy runs ahead. this drop at slip byjos buttler, the latest case to go down from england. after that, pretty plain sailing. this after the immortal ben stokes. after he offered a chance, he went to his second test century of the series, he lo

england have now begun their second innings. the first multi sport european championships, is being described as a ‘mini—0lympics,‘ featuring some of the biggest names from seven disciplines. the 11 day competition which began today, features more than four and half thousand competitors. joe wilson is in glasgow where some of the events are taking place. the family joe. hi, i am joe. hi, iam in george joe. hi, i am in george square where there be will be a musical festival taking place. we had a qualifying day today, we are going to concentrate on the theory behind the championships. look out for some flashing images in sports that you know with a conceptual twist. perfect. take seven european championships and stage them at the same time. maximise the impact. britain's team includes this world record holder. it's almost like a mini 0lympics, the commonwealth games was exactly the same, the europeans the first of its kind, so it'll be great to obviously race on the european stage with all the other sports as well. it kind

of affray at bristol crown court in england. the case related to a fight outside a nightclub in the city in september last year. he's been drafted straight back into the england squad following the verdict but he may still face a sanction from the england and wales cricket board. our sports editor dan roan was in court. it had taken almost a year, but finally ben stokes emerged from court today having cleared his name. one of the world's top cricketers found not guilty of affray. today's verdict represents the end of an 11 month ordealfor ben, during which time he has had to maintain his silence at times when many in social media and certain parts of the press predetermined his guilt long before the trial began. the past 11 months have served to highlight to benjust how highly he values his position as an england representative, both in terms of the privilege that role entails and the responsibilities that accompany it. also acquitted, co—defendant ryan ali, one of two men knocked unconscious by stokes in a late—night brawl

cricket, and the fourth test between england and india is evenly poised, after england restricted the visitors to 273 all out in theirfirst innings at southampton. that was mainly due to the bowling of moeen ali, who took five wickets for 63. a century from pujara lifted india's day — he finished unbeaten on 132. at the close england were two without loss in their second innings — 25 runs behind. it's been a big evening for both the england and wales women's football teams — playing in newport. whoever won the game would qualify for next year's world cup in france. from newport, jo currie reports. the hottest ticket in town. these fa ns the hottest ticket in town. these fans have never seen their women's tea m fans have never seen their women's team qualify for a major tournament and while matches against england never normally need extra spice, the winner of this one would seal their place in next summer's world cup. the decision to hold the match here means only 8000 fans will get into watchet. but supporters were expected to be louder voice. with so much at stake, passion was

still a zone of cloud from scotland to northern england. temperatures dropping to between 12 and 16 celsius in many areas, 17 or 18 maybe still in south—east england. we still have the front going from monday into tuesday. it's a weakening feature as it slips south and east. still a band of cloud stretching from scotland down into parts of wales and south—east england. and it's a dividing line really between the fresher air behind it and still holding onto the heat and warmth further south and east. tuesday will be the last hot day that we see for some time across south—east england. you've still have that zone of cloud, as i mentioned, stretching down from scotland into wales and that could bring patchy rain for a time on tuesday. but it will fizzle out and actually by tuesday afternoon, most areas will become largely dry with sunshine. temperatures still exceeding 30 celsius across east anglia and south—east england. the fresher feel further north and west, but it is the last of the hot days. actually through tuesday evening, we c

starting to feel quite warm and muggy again for south—eastern parts of england. and it's a real north—west, south—east split as we go into tuesday, north—western areas closer to the front bringing our press of rain. south and east, close to the area of high pressure, so keeping things dry and settled, with a good deal of sunshine across central, eastern and southern england. but starting to see a noticeable breeze across northern ireland, scotland, northern england, some outbreaks of showery rain working their way eastwards on tuesday. so a cooler feel in this zone of cloud and rain, high teens, compared to 24, 25, maybe even 26 for east anglia and south—east england. a similar sort of day on wednesday, except the rain is a little bit more persistent, and wind will be quite strong, particularly gusty for western coasts. further south and east, it is dry with sunshine and still feeling very warm. not for much longer, though, because on thursday that band of rain will slip its way south and eastwards, and slowly introduce some fresher conditions across engl

rain swinging across western england, wales, and on towards the midlands and central, southern england. ahead of that, a lot of cloud, and it will feel humid. a fresher feel to the weather in the north—west, but a lot of cloud and widespread, frequent heavy thundery showers as we go through thursday morning. so, the forecast through thursday. we've got our band of rain that will spread into east anglia and south—east england, as it pushes that bit further eastwards, it will tend to weaken at times. the rain becomes a little bit lighter as it swings into kent. further north and west, a cloudy morning coming up for scotland and northern ireland, with widespread heavy and at times thundery showers. it will be quite a breezy kind of day as well. there'll be some sunny spells between those showers as we head through the afternoon, with the showers becoming less widespread in northern ireland and a bit more sunshine, too, for wales and south—west england later in the day too. for friday's chart, we've got another area of low pressure steaming in off the atlantic. this one's going to be

england actually won the third test. england actually won the toss and decided to bat almost immediately. it looks like a very poor decision, the first man to go, a really rather bizarre dismissal he seemed to lose the flight of the ball and was trapped. that leaves the captain and he suffered a similar fate the captain and he suffered a similarfate suffering as the captain and he suffered a similar fate suffering as well. he came into this bout with a broken finger, with that played in this dismissal perhaps only he will know. alastair followed soon after, but now he and keating jennings place at the top of england's order, looking in some peril. at one point, 86 — six, and they were both recalled for this test match and they repaid that decision hitting a0 before trying to get himself out, but it was sam: that pushed forward quite brilliantly, and eventually for 78, it was england's guiding light for what was another bad day with the bat. they finished all out, india putting just before the play, finishing the day of

and parts of scotland, the far north of england. 0ne and parts of scotland, the far north of england. one or two showers elsewhere but much of england and wales dry and feeling quite humid on saturday. temperatures up to 24 or 25 celsius and pressure further north in scotland. there is a tropical storm across the mid atla ntic tropical storm across the mid atlantic which is going to move its way, weakening as it moves towards the uk, only remnants of rain which could spread its way during sunday morning across wales and northern ireland and central and southern parts of scotland. pushing north and east words. during the afternoon on sunday a little bit drier but still quite warm and humid. 24 or 25 celsius. this is bbc news i'm ben brown. these are the top stories developing at midday. mps call for rules around e—cigarettes to be relaxed so they can be more widely used and accepted in society. new plans to improve security and conditions at some of england's worstjails — the prisons minister says he'll resign if things don't imp

we could see harry maguire in manchester united rather than england red soon. thank you for joining us. let's bring you up to date with some of today's other sports headlines. newcastle have signed striker salomon rondon from west brom. the venezuelan moves to tyneside on a season long loan deal with the newcastle striker dwight gayle moving in the opposite direction. gayle too joins west brom on loan for the season. ireland's hockey team are back in dublin for a civic reception after they finished second at the women's world cup in london. they lost the final to the netherlands, and have now been promised more money for the sport after their success. plenty to celebrate, and they did so in fine voice. # remember how we made it through... we were close to the edge... remember! e—world cup in london. mosaad al—dossary finished ahead of more than 20 million entrants to take home £190,000 in prize money. with england's cricketers celebrating that first test victory over india at the weekend, some of them have been taking some down time on the golf course, but

some mist and low cloud for wales and southwest england. elsewhere, some clear skies and a fairly muggy night, lows between 13 and 16 celsius. that mist and low cloud across wales and southwest england gradally dispersing tomorrow to reveal some spells of sunshine again. a very sunny day for much of england and wales, but always more cloud for northern ireland and scotland. some of that sinking down into parts of northern england, and that could still bring some patchy outbreaks of rain at times. still quite noticeable winds for the western isles of scotland. elsewhere, a lighter breeze, and then the sunshine across central, southern and southeast england, temperatures again could exceed 30 celsius. noticeable cooler and fresher as you head futher northwest. so the outlook then for the rest of the week, that heat in the south will slowly start to ease. it will turn fresher for all, and look out for some rain. there will be showers at times, especially midweek onwards. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. jeremy corbyn apologises on socia

doesn't these two england players because eddie jones doesn't take these two england players because eddiejones doesn't take any rubbish? eddie jones is on a brief to win the world cup next year. it could start with danny cipriani, eddiejones would not have liked to see one of his plays with his picture all over the front pages. however, if eddie jones picture all over the front pages. however, if eddiejones feels danny cipriani's form means he will improve the england team in november and that he is the number—1 fly half, he will pick him for november. he at least has the chance to perform on the pitch. ashton doesn't have that opportunity. he needed to hit the ground running on his return from france. so too only to be available in october with two challenge cup games before the n series, he's up against it. i am struggling to see how can force his way in. thank you very much, chris. we are moving on to cricket now. england have madejust one change to the side who lost so spectacularly to india in the third test — they've recalled batsmanjames vince as cover forjohnny bairstow

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for england and wales, plenty of sunshine. it has been feeling warm if not hot, but some changes to come. slowly we start to lose the heat. it will feel fresher for all of us by day and night. the increasing chance of showers, particularly midweek onwards. it is sunshine that we will see as we go into monday. this area of high pressure continues across england and wales and we keep this right across northern ireland scotland, with more rain to come. it will keep piling in overnight. it is the most persistent in the western of scotland, at the highlands as well. some cloud sink into the north of england, with mist and look out for western coasts. clear skies with lows overnight at 12 and i6 celsius quite generally. tomorrow as we go into monday, was the sunshine across england and wales with mist and will cloud on the western coast. but that will retreat away eventually. that's an cloud across northern ireland are discovered, bringing some patchy rainfora time. discovered, bringing some patchy rain for a time. but that will eas

a—levels have gone old school in england with more emphasis on final exams. despite the changes, there has been little movement in overall results. for those of sixth formers who missed out on grades, universities are saying don't worry, there are still plenty of high courses available through clearing are currently more than 30,000 courses still available on ucas so the message is to stay positive and don't panic about getting a place at university. thank you very much indeed. so what do these results mean for teenagers hoping to go to university? 0ur correspondent andy moore is at the headquarters of ucas — the universities and colleges admissions service in cheltenham. andy. an incredibly busy day here today, the busiest day of the year for ucas, about 50 staff will communicate with tens of thousands of stu d e nts communicate with tens of thousands of students today. behind me is the social media team who are responding directly to inquiries on social media and have been monitoring conversations in the public domain. if they feel they can step in and of

some showers likely for northern ireland, western and northern parts of scotland, maybe for northern england as well. where you've got the showers and a noticeable breeze, temperatures only getting up to 18 or 19 celsius, but 25 or 26 in the sunshine across south—east england. here's how it looks tuesday into wednesday. we still have that influence from off the atlantic and still this front lingering, bringing further showers and longer spells of rain into northern ireland, scotland and northern england. so always quite cool and breezy, with a chance of some showers here through wednesday and thursday. drier further south and east, but eventually something fresher arriving through thursday and into friday. so, for much of this week, it's going to be windy at times. some showers along with spells of rain, but warmest and driest in the south—east. bye— bye. hello, this is bbc news with chris rogers. the headlines: a shooting at a street party in manchester's moss side area is being treated as attempted murder after 12 people, including two children, were wounded. police believe a shotgun

we might not see too much more ofjennings in this england test tea m more ofjennings in this england test team if he keeps recording low scores. joe root when is precisely the same way, caught in the slips. three down and not long later, 0llie pope, the new boy, only his second test match but this wasn't a clever shot. ben glynn in all sorts of trouble. but that was dropped, but he needed the reprieve because he and ben stokes batted england all the way through the afternoon session. this is only a week after ben stokes was cleared of affray. it was his slowest ever test 50, really neededin was his slowest ever test 50, really needed in the circumstances. england looked almost comfortable. jos buttler went to his hundred. his first test century. a real milestone for him, people have questioned his place in this team and whether he is too much of a one—day specialist. but he was trapped lbw. he reviewed it, it was onlyjust hitting the stumps. it is on things like that it can turn. wickets followed, one after the other. jonny bairstow, first ball, ben stokes and chris woa kes. we fir

feeling warm, with 31 or 32 possible in east anglia and south—east england. still 23 celsius for eastern parts of scotland in the best of the sunshine. through tomorrow evening, for most it will be dry with clear skies again for england and wales, before mist and low cloud reforms on western coasts. still a zone of cloud from scotland to northern england could produce a bit of drizzle at times. temperatures dropping to between 12 and 16 celsius in many areas, 17 or 18 maybe still in south—east england. we still have the front going from monday into tuesday. it's a weakening feature as it slips south and east. still a band of cloud stretching from scotland down into parts of wales and south—east england. and it's a dividing line really between the fresher air behind it and still holding onto the heat and warmth further south and east. tuesday will be the last hot day that we see for some time across south—east england. you've still have that zone of cloud, as i mentioned, stretching down from scotland into wales and that could bring patchy rain for a tim

england and 9—1 in their second innings of. earlier, 20—year—old sam curran was the pick of england's was. four wickets in his second test match. there was a nice breeze out there, the clouds came in as well which probably helped a little bit. in terms, recently we have noticed the ball doesn't swing as much. as soon as the latter comes off it swings more. challenging to hit those links and be patient. obviously they started off nice, we dragged on nicely, 110—5. we managed to bowl them out before our total which was a positive. england's georgia hall put a great first round on the first day of the women's british open — the fourth major of the year on the women's tour. minjee lee of australia leads at royal lytham and st anne's. but england's hall has is in a tie for third, the best placed brit. she had a bogey free round and shot five birdies in her 67. ian poulter leads at the bridgstone international in the united states. the englishman is 8—under par. a fantastic round to him. tiger woods showed good form in the

if i was in england's position i would have wanted him to play. once again today stokes looked relaxed. posing for photos with the fans, but he knows come tomorrow all eyes will be on his cricketing comeback. andy swiss, bbc news. well, ben stokes will have a new team—mate at durham for next season, another man who has recently been accused of bringing the game into disrepute. cameron bancroft is coming to england. joe lynskey can tell us more. hugh, thank you, yes. these are the images you will remember from six months ago. the brightest star is breaking down in a press conference. they're the images that will stay with australian cricket fans for a lifetime. all because of the ball—tampering scandal which happened in a match against south africa in march. the man who carried out the act of putting sandpaper on the ball was cameron bancroft — the youngest of the three was given a nine—month ban, three months less than the other two senior players who were deemed to have instigated the plot. well, today durham announced they were prepared

it is a situation england will be concerned about. kohli kept going and although he was offered a chance in the nervous 90s, went to a century, his fourth slowest in his career which shows how he has adapted to the pace of the game. he's an amazing form. eventually chris woakes got him in an lbw. then they had to score runs as quickly as they could to get the india lead up above 500 and that would really worry england. then he had to pick his moment and decide when he wanted to declare which he did at 20 to six which gave england a nasty session in the evening to get through. that was a difficult situation for them to get through. jennings and cook at the crease. england 23 for no wicket after that declaration at the close and that is at least something for them to cling to what they are right up against it in this match. the bit more about that because what hope if any can england take from the current situation? it's difficult. at least we have got through that session, that will be a plus. no opening batsmen monster go out there wi