they did have new zealand 35-3 at potts. they did have new zealand 35—3 at one stage, all they. then look, i was right with you, i thought maybe we were looking at a to a three—day test match and then the whole dimension of the match change, didn't it? did somebody walk out to the middle and say, guys, this is a test match?— out to the middle and say, guys, this is a test match? because for the fifth wicket, _ this is a test match? because for the fifth wicket, that _ this is a test match? because for the fifth wicket, that a _ this is a test match? because for the fifth wicket, that a brilliant i the fifth wicket, that a brilliant partnership, where on earth did that come from? did in the picture suddenly come down? you know what, all they, in a sense, common sense prevailed. there has been something in it for the bowlers. a little up and about any pitch, but no reason why you can't score runs at lord's in this test match. and that is why we saw —— but we saw from those too, that partnership between them which is a continuing overnight has taken new zealand into such a

sorry. and that's not in new zealand. sor . �* 1, and that's not in new zealand. sor .�* 1 , and that's not in new zealand. sor .~ ., ,., sorry. anna says she wants to ut sorry. anna says she wants to put down — sorry. anna says she wants to put down roots _ sorry. anna says she wants to put down roots in _ sorry. anna says she wants to put down roots in new i sorry. anna says she wants to | put down roots in new zealand but with a current financial situation, shejust but with a current financial situation, she just can't see how that will happen. as countries around the world content with the economic impacts of the pandemic and the war in ukraine, governments and financial institutions will be faced with decisions but with such uncertainty and flux, the concern is that more and more of us will be struggling to make ends meet in the coming months. well, friday was the warmest day of the year for wales and for scotland. not elsewhere in the uk. in fact, over the next couple of days, we'll see increasing amounts of cloud and the possibility of downpours and thu

yeah, new zealand is home. you don't get a choice. if you want to live, you had to move or new zealand has to change. and i want a future for my children and that's not in new zealand... sorry. hannah says she wants to put down roots in new zealand but with her current financial situation, she just can't see how that will happen. as countries around the world content with the economic impacts of the pandemic and the war in ukraine, governments and financial institutions will be faced with big decisions but with such uncertainty and flux, the concern is that more and more of us will be struggling to make ends meet in the coming months. hello there. we're going to see a mixture of sunshine and showers over the next few days. coupled with some stronger winds as well. the reason for all that is this large area of low pressure and it's actually an ex tropical storm and that is going to get steered to the north—west of scotland and bring the strongest winds into scotland in the next few days. now, during thursday, we have cloud pushing ac

yeah, new zealand is home. you don't get a choice. if you want to live, you had to move or new zealand has to change. and i want a future for my children and that's not in new zealand... sorry. hannah says she wants to put down roots in new zealand but with her current financial situation, she just can't see how that will happen. as countries around the world content with the economic impacts of the pandemic and the war in ukraine, governments and financial institutions will be faced with big decisions but with such uncertainty and flux, the concern is that more and more of us will be struggling to make ends meet in the coming months. hello. umbrellas at the ready — we'll be dodging the downpours during wednesday. there's rain sweeping north and east overnight. a lot of that clears away for wednesday. that lingers in scotland, whereas elsewhere, you may get to see some sunshine. the showers will be heavy, possibly thundery with hail in places. this area of low pressure is pumping that rain north and east through the night and into t

job superbly done by new zealand, england's first innings lead just nine. right, lads, we're bowling again. and would you believe it, you probably would — james anderson with early success. will young leaving right now, but was batting impossible for everyone? new zealand's captain kane williamson, catch byjonny bairstow, wicket for matthew potts. this deliveryjust grazed tom latham's bat and potts had struck again, and new zealand were 35—3 in their second innings. well, surely someone would hang around out there. some batter had to make runs. i mean, logic suggested it. the very traditions of test cricket almost demanded it. daryl mitchell was chancing it. well, four runs. new zealand's lead now nudged onwards. there's always something to think about. and now new zealand batted with increasing assurance. tom blundell got to his individual 50. mitchell soonjoined him. it was their partnership that mattered — serious, strong. and while this was going on, this match was heading steadily very definitely towards new zealand. frustration for anderson and

the governor general of new zealand. with me here is dicky arbiter, former press secretary to the queen and now royal commentator. the weather has now turned, would have ruined the pageant if it had been like this although the spirit would have carried on. what have you made of today and the last four days as a way of marking 70 years on the throne. . , way of marking 70 years on the throne. ., , ., way of marking 70 years on the throne. .,, ., ._ , _, �* throne. the last four days couldn't have been better _ throne. the last four days couldn't have been better if _ throne. the last four days couldn't have been better if someone - throne. the last four days couldn't have been better if someone else| throne. the last four days couldn't . have been better if someone else had tried. absolutely perfect, the grand ceremony, trooping the colour on thursday, lighting to beacons in the evening which was magic, the queen did that from windsor castle. after she appeared twice on the balcony on thursday morning to the delight of

unlike the united states, the new zealand prime minister says that effort in new zealand was met with unanimous support still in the us and the 1st funerals have taken place for those killed in last week's mash shooting at a school in the state of texas. 19 students and 2 teachers were killed at an elementary school in valving. there's been widespread anger after emerge, place waited outside the classroom for more than an hour, while the children trapped inside cold for help. john hendrick has the data. this was supposed to be the 1st week of summer vacation for the students of rob elementary school. instead. on tuesday, 10 year old armory, joe garza was laid to rest and the 1st of 21 funerals for the victims of last week's mash shooting and evolved a texas even as well. and they're really ready. but of course, you can theories cuz there's pictures of her everywhere. services for 10 year old might to you leona, rodrigo are also being held at a funeral home across the street from the school where she was killed for the upcoming funeral of eli garcia. her family plans to mourn her in an

then new zealand changed its laws. i suppose -- i was interested to see jacindauring's -- adern's coents. she also shared -- we can only tell youhat we do another countries, and that is true for australia as well. i think the more u.s. vernment and u.s. people can hear from the leaders of other countries, which are culturally similar, which the lifestyle is similar from other countries that can seehen there's a problem, fix it, i'm hoping that wilgive a bit of force or impetus to change in the u.s. amy: we will end with the words of jacinda ardern delivering the harvard university commencement speech. she was met with a standing ovation. >> march 20 19, 51 people were killed in a terrorist attack on two mosques in christchurch, new zealand. the entire brutal act was livetreamed on social media. the role commission that followed found the terrorist respsible was radicalized online. in the aftermath of new zealand's exrience, we felt a nse responsibity. we knew we needed signifint gun reform and so that is what we did. a

unlike the united states, the new zealand prime minister says that effort in new zealand was met with unanimous support. the most president is welcome, the korean popstars beach. yes to the white house. the sing is visited. the officers use. i'm passengers to highlight crimes against asians in the us. they say the devastated by the recent surge of hate crimes against people of asian heritage . y'all in dying works is on the school's track, just women's experience, a crime 1st time. and i'm a 1st generation asian american i came actually was born in beijing, china, and i came here when i was 3 years old. so my parents faced the language barrier and the cultural barrier. and then also just being made to feel different because you look different or you eat different foods. and this started more than a century ago with the 882 exclusionary act where congress actually excluded in chinese immigrants for a period of 10 years to not be able to immigrate to this country. so xenophobia and racism has always been a part that has been targeted on asian americans. and it hasn't helped with the mod

dame cindy kiro is new zealand's governor—general. she's the first woman from the indigenous maori people to hold the position, which represents the official head of state, queen elizabeth. we arejoined now we are joined now by her. what interactions have you had with the queen over the time you have been in post? i queen over the time you have been in ost? ., ., queen over the time you have been in ost? . ., ., , ., post? i have had as a meeting with her, i post? i have had as a meeting with her. i was — post? i have had as a meeting with her. i was very _ post? i have had as a meeting with her, i was very struck _ post? i have had as a meeting with her, i was very struck with - post? i have had as a meeting with her, i was very struck with how - her, i was very struck with how easily she was able to adapt to that technology. it was a familiar and comfortable interaction. we have had other forms of correspondence, but importantly i have come here as the representative for new zealand on the behalf of the people of new zealand to sa

unlike the united states, the new zealand prime minister says that effort in new zealand was met with unanimous support. canada's government has put forward legislation to ban the sale of hon. guns. prime minister just intruder says tougher laws were already in the works, but recent, my shootings in the us have given me proposals a new sense of urgency. cateel of hers. what a on reports it's been seen as the most ambitious proposal, yet to restrict firearms in canada. prime minister justin trudeau describes it as a national freeze of han gun ownership. what this means is that it will no longer be possible to buy cell transfer or import hand guns anywhere in canada. in other words, were capping the market for under the bill canadians who already have hand guns can keep them. but any one involved in domestic violence or criminal harassment will lose their firearm license. the size of ammunition magazines will be limited and there will be increased penalties for gun smuggling. the crack down comes days after the school shooting and texas which killed $21.00 people. while canada has stric

at lunch, new zealand 39—6. 0ne already. at lunch, new zealand 39—6. one morning does not make a summer or a recovery but right now the lunchtime picnic around me at lord's, people revelling in it. thank you, joe wilson. they are revelling in it here as well. it is a fantastic atmosphere here. the crowd behind me was enormous and there were crowds ten deep line in there were crowds ten deep line in the mall. i met people from all parts of the globe. it must be remembered that this is not everyone's cup of tea — and, for some, it's simply an occasion to enjoy the bank holiday and the good weather. but, for those who are here, they're soaking up the sunshine, the pageantry and the spirit of celebration, as well as witnessing a big moment in the country's history. that's all from bbc news this lunchtime, so it's goodbye from me. 0n bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are.

when it comes to that effort in new zealand, the new zealand prime minister says that effort in new zealand was met with unanimous support. >> growing opposition to the way u.s. authorities are dealing with homelessness. they have hit out a rage on homeless shelters ordered by the mayor. here is the story. >> he is in shock and feeling stressed. seeing and his partner are homeless. the two of them live on the sidewalk in new york's chinatown neighborhood in in encampment they call home. but on this day, under the watch of police officers, city workers had come to dismantle it. all their possessions were thrown away. >> they threw everything away, from blankets to close to sneakers to shampoo. everything, brand-new. still got everything on it. >> how does that make you feel? >> i feel real bad for it. i collect bottles and can in metals. >> dozens of sweeps have been conducted in recent weeks in new york city, homeless advocates say it's heavy-handed in a race -- and a waste of resources. >> there were two vans of cops around the corner. troops responded to two homeless tents, to homeless pe

unlike the united states, the new zealand prime minister says that effort in new zealand was met with unanimous support. still in the u. s. and korean pulp supergroup, the bts has been at the white house to highlight crimes against asians and people of asian heritage in the us. the thing is attended as youth and best is promoting a message of respect. they say they devastated by race in spite of high crimes. they've also held a closed meeting with president biden in the oval office. jailing sang works as a political struggle strategist, and has experienced tight crime. first. i'm the 1st generation asian american i came actually was born in beijing, china, and i came here when i was 3 years old. so my parents faced the language barrier and the cultural barrier. and then also just being made to feel different because you look different or you eat different foods. and this started more than a century ago with the 882 exclusionary act where congress actually excluded in chinese immigrants for a period of 10 years to not be able to immigrate to this country. so is then a phobia. and racis

and remember, new zealand are world test champions. someone surely would play a substantial innings. there is tom latham on the attack and he can play. matthew potts bowling on his england debut again proved his value. well held. kane williamson out for 15. there was more. this deliveryjust grazed williamson's bat, and potts struck again. and this test match just refuses to slow down. here is a situation at lunch on the second day, yes, stilljust the second day, yes, stilljust the second day, yes, stilljust the second day, new zealand in their second day, new zealand in their second inn rgs 38—3, a lead of 29. i'm sure i remember a time when test matches were sedate, even dull. this one is great fun while it lasts. it is scheduled for five days, right now that seems a theory. we are under way again now that seems a theory. we are underway again in 15 now that seems a theory. we are under way again in 15 minutes. who knows what happens next? thank you. let's rejoin my colleague reeta chakrabarti at buckingham palace. hi, rita. this we

unlike the united states, the new zealand prime minister says that effort in new zealand was met with unanimous support efforts by new york city authorities to tackle a surgeon homelessness. so facing growing criticism, activists accuse met eric adams of ordering unnecessary and heavy handed operations to remove encampments. goverlan is on the referrals. that was another stimulus. no . neil seeing is in shock and feeling stressed. recruit, seeing and his partner are homeless. the 2 of them live on a sidewalk in new york's chinatown neighbourhood in an encampment they call home. i will go by so i will put on this day under the watch of police officers, city workers had come to dismantle it. effort all their possessions were thrown away from everything a mile away, brand new from blankets, so close to see good shampoo. nobody will show the order of every good was brandon still cuz the guy the own it though. so how does that make you feel? i'll be, will, beth? it goes out mozambie, leukemia were full. this is what i do all day collect matos and care today and metal, dozens of such sweeps

new zealand were excellent, but england helped them. joe wilson, bbc news. bryson dechambeau has become the latest significant golfer to turn his back on the pga tour and join the new saudi—funded liv golf invitational series. the 28 year old american won the 2020 us open and is in the prime of his career, rather than the start or end of it like many of the others. de chambeau comes the day after the pga tour said it was suspending any members who joined the rival circuit. his first appearance will be in the second event of the £200—million series. ferrari's charl lecler clocked the quickest time in second practice for this weekend's azerbaijan grand prix. despite topping the standings, lecler was far from happy with the car and was heard questioning the team about a sudden loss of power. sergio perez who finished fastest in first practise, was second while lewis hamilton struggled back in 12th. billy bingham, the most successful manager of northern ireland's football team, has died at the age of 90. bingham played in the 1958 world cup before leading n

new zealand notched up extraordinary. new zealand notched up more than 5—0 in their first innings. for england to contemplate victory in let alone pull it off, is amazing. victory in let alone pull it off, is amazinu. ~ . . victory in let alone pull it off, is amazin. _ . ., ., , victory in let alone pull it off, is amazinu. ~ . . , ., . ., amazing. what a test match at trent brid . e. the 23—time grand slam champion serena williams will make her comeback at wimbledon later this month. the ao—year—old hasn't played since last year's championships when she retired with an injury in the first round. with more on that and also and the latest from queens where there's been a big upset, here's sue barker. it's been a fantastic day, andrew, hasn't it? ryan penistone. first of all, what a performance from him! the only way is down. he has now got an unbeaten record against top ten players. i would say and of course it is a great story, he went to memphis university, did four years now and did really well there. so did joe salisbury, by the way. when you come out of that, you are har

take a look at the data had fostered and new zealand. haidi: following the consecutive rate hikes from the rba, commonwealth bank says the bank cut interest rates in the second half of 2023. the country has also downgraded its growth forecast. they expect the company to grow to 3.5%. and the government will make its biggest investment in renewable energy infrastructure, $1.2 billion to fast-track transmission projects to deliver cheaper and more reliable our. and the prime minister of new zealand and her australian counterpart will hold a news conference in sydney after bilateral talks. in a few hours time, we will be talking to new zealand's finance minister who is on the road on this trip with jacinda ardern. make sure two interview at 9:00 a.m. if you're watching in hong kong, 11:00 a.m. in sydney. >> we expect to raise the key ecb interest rate second in september. the calibration at this rate increase will depend on the updated medium-term inflation outlook. if the medium-term inflation outlook persists or deteriorates, larger incre

england were still climbing towards new zealand's score and ben stokes saw the summit. butjoe root reached his 150 with the kind of elegance that made his captain acknowledge. yeah, that is the very best of batting. joe wilson, bbc news. max verstappen has opened up a commanding lead in the f�* a commanding lead in the f1 drivers championship with victory at the azerbaijan grand prix. he led home a red bull 1—2 with sergio perez in second, but there were more engine problems for ferrari and title ben croucher has the story. started badly when sergio perez snuck through the start. ferrari's day up in smoke with max verstappen up into the lead. red bull's day was running smoothly. it was a little bumpier behind. back pain and a bouncing mercedes gave lewis hamilton an uncomfortable ride. he finished fourth behind team—mate george russell, out front verstappen extends his champions league to 21 points. —— lead to. maybe not everybody, had such a bad backing. tennis now, and there were two britons in finals action today, all in the build—up to wimbledon in a cou

from new zealand to costa rica were joined by sports. during this gordon, dun and gordon was the level of confidence among locals. there. yeah, hi. i would say that the level of confidence is not extremely high. more like a level of guarded optimism. costa rica went to a very sluggish 1st round of the final qualifying rounds, but then picked up very dramatically at the end. when 5, when that too broad, there on a bit of a role. i think the country does have the competency 5 qualified for 5 of the last the world cups. so yeah, people are hopeful, there's a lot of nerve, there's a lot of excitement, a lot of good, and this is an aging costa rica. so i do think their experience would be huge advantage for match like this. yeah, a lot of them made a bare b. yes. separately their captain bryan week, 36 years old and taylor novice, 35 are on the on the older side of things, but they also have a young core as well. i think it's really what's happened is the that they kind of dell that and i think that the team is now playing with with quite a b

that's the new zealand captain he dismissed, again. here's a faint brush on tom latham's bat, and that was new zealand 35—3. and another... devon conway hit that. 56-4. the match at that stage still frenetic. surely someone would hang around out there, some batter had to make runs. i mean, logic suggested it. the very traditions of test cricket almost demanded it. here's how new zealand did it and how the match changed. daryl mitchell always looked to attack, within reason. tom blundell batted with increasing assurance. being world test champions brings a certain certainty. the partnership between these two is strong and still building, and with every minute they're at the crease, the match moves definitely one way, towards new zealand. matt parkinson bowled his leg spin, having arrived via motorways as england's concussion replacement. nojoy for him. new zealand four wickets down, 227 ahead, and england's new captain with some familiar england problems. joe wilson, bbc news, at lord's. the men's french open final will be between raf

that's the new zealand captain he dismissed, again. here's a faint brush on tom latham's bat and that was new zealand 35—3. and another... devon conway hit that. 56-4. the match at that stage still frenetic. surely someone would hang around out there, some batter had to make runs. i mean, logic suggested it. the very traditions of test cricket almost demanded it. here's how new zealand did it and how the match changed. daryl mitchell always looked to attack, within reason. tom blundell batted with increasing assurance — being world test champions brings a certain certainty. the partnership between these two is strong and still building and, with every minute they are at the crease, the match moves definitely one way, towards new zealand. matt parkinson bowled his leg spin, having arrived via motorways as england's concussion replacement. nojoy for him. new zealand four wickets down, 227 ahead, and england's new captain with some familiar england problems. joe wilson, bbc news, at lord's. let's return now to the queen's platinum jub

what seemed like a goal from the new castle united striker for new zealand, chris wood, which was eventually just allowed. there were scenes of absolute jubilation. here. when that ball went into the back of the net and then despair when they ruled that it was not a goal at all. so one nil down for you zealand. at half time, where the of jubilation for the costa rican fans not so much yet in new zealand. when you still have 45 minutes left housing, anxiety him on the fans and with you as well. well look, i think this is a pretty unique situation for human football fans. they don't often get the chance to come together and watch a game are all of of the national side are playing at this level. so they will still be a lot of hope. this is a very young you sealand side and they've done very, very well to get to this stage. this one off knockout game to clinch that last spot in the world cup finals, aiden, and joe ha. but they are who came did buy some experience play as their captain, winston read. i and the striker, as i mentioned up front, chris would so it's very well bell inside said there'

joe root hits 150 as they battle back against new zealand in the second test. fine tuning ahead of wimbledon — dan evans rounds off a perfect week with victory in the final of the nottingham open. and linn grant makes golfing history, becoming the first female winner on the dp world tour after victory at the scandinavian mixed. welcome along to sportsday. day three has been all about england's batters, as they dominate play at trent bridge in the second test against new zealand. starting the day on 90 for one they were looking at that hefty first innings total of 553 set by the tourists. however, it was long before the runs started racking up, a half century for alex lees, before tonnes from both -- it —— it wasn't long. ollie pope and joe root. play is still ongoing. joe wilson has this report on the latest. in the foothills of new zealand's vast first—innings total, england had to bat, so why not enjoy it? alex lees made his highest score for england, but 67 felt like a like a disappointment, such was the context. this was a day of opportunity, and he

new zealand's first innings ended like this — 132 all out. that bit was about as good as the new captain and the new coach would have dared to expect. but remember the context — months of disappointment for england, unprecedented upheaval, changes in every key role. so, now, could they bat? a yes here from zak crawley, who made 43. butjust when you were sitting comfortably, england's collapse. it included 0llie pope dismissed for seven... feathered through... ..joe root out for 11. 0h, got him! skipper ben stokes just made one. jonny bairstow gone for one, on the way to england finishing the day 116—7. matthew potts even had to bat and made nought. welcome to international cricket, england—style, where nothing is certain. joe wilson, bbc news, at lord's. let's rejoin my colleague reeta chakrabarti at buckingham palace. reeta. martine, , this has been a day of high emotion for everyone who was here — the air ofjoy and celebration of this historic moment was palpable throughout the day. this is a major milestone for the queen, for the r

will cook pedigree new zealand is tricky. for them, you know, because new zealand always top the oceania group because australia play in asia qualifying so normally new zealand playing teams like solomon islands, fiji tahiti, and they always win against very small nations. so i have kind of 2 years of playing the sort of games wearing said nearly every game of a sudden, boom. they've got this one off game against costa rica and if they don't win it, they don't go to the welcome and new zealand, cricket rugby nation, really. but a good look to and they have been into the work up twice before. i was actually there in 2010 when they drew one woman, italy with then champion. so you can't come in and out. they still talk about it not, not the school, the father you with it matters, the w sport. thank you very also been a big day for football transfers. alan holland has completed his long expected to move to manchester city after brochure dormant, agreed to sell him back in may a city's big rivals. liverpool have reacted by agreein

past 150, past new zealand. an innings that started with england in crisis ended with england in front. the boy from bradford beloved in leeds. having left with love, he returned with gloves as stand—in wicketkeeper. england ahead by 31 and hunting wickets. that was the first — will young. but slowly england moved from chasing to fetching. kiwi confidence inflated. tom latham and kane williamson looked comfortable. england needed new energy. cue overton... one ball after tea, he got latham. bairstow�*s catch among the pigeons. england were about to tighten their grip. one ball after the restart, joe root struck. devon conway magnificently caught by ollie pope. now england were on the charge. new zealand's captain, williamson, edged matthew potts behind. england deservedly look on the bright side. two finals to bring you from the eastbourne international today. petra kvitova, the two—time wimbledon champion, said her win was perfect preparation for the championships, which start on monday. she made light

new zealand needed five wickets, time was slipping by. time for root to reach 100 in this innings, to reach 10,000 runs in his outstanding test career. right here, the partnership with foakes was worth even more, because it kept the door closed on new zealand. the very hardest thing to do is to make it look easy. the most demanding of situations became a master class from one of the all—time greats, winning the test like that. remember, this was more than just the first test of the new summer. for england, they hoped this was the start of a new test match era. some called it a reset, the captain preferred the term blank canvas. well, thanks to the former skipper, joe root, here is an image to inspire england onwards. joe wilson, bbc news. well, for root, who ended 115 not out, he becomes the second england batter after sir alastair cook to reach 10,000 test runs. he says it was a much needed victory for this england side. i think it's just a really important thing for the team to remember what winning is like again. it's felt like a ver

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i am from new zealand so my i i am from new zealand so my favourite will be the one in victoria, wellington in new zealand but i think all my fellow rotarians for really working collaboratively with everyone because essentially demonstrates we are people of action. we have communicated, we have collaborated on today we're celebrating. have collaborated on today we're celebrating-— celebrating. that is what the commonwealth _ celebrating. that is what the commonwealth is _ celebrating. that is what the commonwealth is all - celebrating. that is what the commonwealth is all about. | commonwealth is all about. christine, thank you very much for joining me here. we have spoken at the celebrations today, service of thanksgiving tomorrow in st paul's cathedral and on sunday there is a big pageant and will be hundreds of children taking part. vicki has been to meet some of them. ——ricky has been to meet some of them. across the land, bunting, glitter and sticky hands. children with jubilee fever as the celebrations edge ever nearer. i like how she doesn't like this, she goes... she does a lo

in front of him, new zealand's roadblock. tom blundell and daryl mitchell have spent three testifying england. now they build a lead. and slowly tucked in. england's scribbling for crumbs, both kiwis made 50s, always staying just out of reach, always surviving. such was there escape all that you that even being given out was no guarantee. mitchell wanted this checked, but he was in line this time. relief, belief. now, jack leach assigned opening. this one bold tim southee and bruised sam billings. the next trick she was kinder for billings. the next trick she was kinderfor him. neil wagner caught kinder for him. neil wagner caught by kinderfor him. neil wagner caught by billings, leg behind wicket. it is in here somewhere! there. leach would end up with five the innings, ten in the match, and when would be to 96 to win. when they chase, they chase hard. this england are a team in a hurry, but where is the language and alex lees was certainly short of it. run out. zak crawley went reaching for runs and eventually overstretched

if new zealand can take the remaining five wickets, they will get that win. england's footballers have started their nations league campaign in budapest. the match against hungary was supposed to be played behind closed doors after the racist behaviour of the hosts�* fans, but there were thousands there as england lost the match 1—nil. patrick gearey reports. a stadium neither as full or empty as it might�*ve been as a punishment for racist abuse, this game was ordered to be played behind closed doors. school children were allowed in accompanied by adults, and when england took the knee, some booing. for england on a hot day, this would be a personality test. defender connor cody is good in a crisis. he saves them here. in truth, we learned little else for some time. flickered in flash, but it was a rare spark. the game drifted until suddenly, an alarm, hungary with a penalty. the nation star with his nation's chance, one for the kids. england seemed tired and hungary had an appetite for more. this should have been 2—0. harry kane came close, they had

new zealand is tricky for them. you know, because new zealand always top the oceania group because australia play in asia qualifying so normally new zealand playing teams that solomon islands the g. tahiti, and they always win against very small nations. so they have kind of 2 years of playing these sort of games. winning said nearly every game of a sudden, boom, they've got this one off game against costa rica, and if they don't win it, they don't go to the welcome. and new zealand, cricket will be nation really, but a good look to and they have been into the work up twice before. i was actually there in 2010 when they drew one woman, italy who will then champion so you can't come in and out. they still talk about it not, not the school father, you were there, lot matters, dw sport. thank you. i was going to big day for what will transfers alan holland has completed his long expected to move to manchester city after bruce here dormant agreed to sell him back in may cities, big rivals that live full of reacted by ag

new zealand were struggling on 123—5 when henry nicholls was caught in bizarre circumstances off the bowling of jack leach, his second wicket of the day. but daryl mitchell and tom blundell frustrated england late on. mitchell reaching his 50, as the pair put on a partnership of 102, with new zealand closing on 225—5. well, the late fightback from new zealand didn't dampen jamie overton's day, who admitted it was one to remember, after a debut wicket. it's taken him 15 years to get his first england cap, and he says the whole day has yet to fully sink in. i'm not really. i think you have those dreams of playing for england. you like to think they do happen, but i think there's a lot of youngsters in the uk that want to play cricket for england but don't get the opportunity. i'm very delight lead to get the opportunity and very think will for that as well. the chair of yorkshire county cricket club, lord patel, admits he was worried international cricket wouldn't return to headingley after seeing evidence of racism levelled against the club. the test match between england and new ze

will go pedigree new zealand. is tricky for them, you know, because new zealand always top the o. c on your group because australia play in asia qualifying so normally new zealand playing teams that solomon islands fiji tahiti, and they always win against very small nations. so have kind of 2 years of playing the sort of game is winning said nearly every game of a sudden, boom. they've got one off game against costa rica and if they don't win it, they don't go to the welcome. and new zealand, cricket will be nation really, but good luck to. and they have been into the woke up twice before. i was actually there in 2010 when they drew one woman, italy with then champion. so you can't come in and out. they still talk about it not, not the school father, you were there, lot matters the w support. thank you. quick look at our top story. at this hour, ukraine says it's supposed to be pushed out of the center of the eastern city of savannah. done yet. rather fighting on the outskirts is continuing build with one bridge out the city destroyed by russian policies, options for civilians wan

and like the united states, the new zealand prime minister says that effort in new zealand was met with unanimous support. the u. s. president toes welcomed the korean pop stars b t. s to the white house. the singer is visited the oval office as youth ambassadors to highlight crimes against asians in the us. they say they're devastated by the recent surge of hate crimes against people of asian heritage. jaelyn zang works as a political strategist and has experience hate crime 1st hand. i'm a 1st generation asian american i came actually was born in beijing, china, and i came here when i was 3 years old. so my parents faced the language barrier and the cultural barrier. and then also just being made to feel different because you look different or you eat different foods. and this started more than a century ago with the 882 exclusionary act where congress actually excluded in chinese immigrants for a period of 10 years to not be able to immigrate to this country. so as than a phobia and racism has always been a part that has been targeted on asian americans. and it hasn't helped with the

new zealand already at the highest since 2015. we are watching that next level at around 3.95 and an eight year high after that. australian the yield, we're seeing a bit of a move. this, as we see the dropping on wednesday but we should see an extension of that when it comes to the 10 year. pretty close to top of the april high. also looking at about eight year highs when it comes to the 10 year. we heard from barclays that the rba's willingness to frontload policy normalization may see the selloff peak in the third quarter. in new zealand though, we're watching the yield play there after we saw the rbnz start bond sales and say it would start selling off debt it bought during the quantitative easing program. the kiwi dollar largely unchanged and the aussie dollar holding steady at just shy of $.72 u.s. shery: we have an alert. south korea saying they will make all efforts to stabilize prices according to the finance minister, who is speaking at a meeting saying they will announce the government's economic policy direction next we

new zealand extended their lead. ben stokes bowled with aggression, the bulls he could hit, henry was avoided, just. flexibility was essential. tuesday became a cricket day. working from home, or in disguise. stuart broad bowling, henry edging, he was out. the match was moving, that is what they came to see, especially the broad family. here he goes again, a touch offjamieson�*s bat broad family. here he goes again, a touch off jamieson�*s bat new zealand were 90. it new zealand were attacking. trent boult bath his way, but it works. everyone can, it ended like this, so no trent boult finally gone, 284 all out. england would need to hundred 99 to win. through the corridor of uncertainty marched england's bettors. alex lees hit 12 off the first over, spectators getting right into the game and still coming into the ground. they could have missed zak crawley, gonf or non—. remember, ten wickets for new zealand to win. —— gone for zero. elizabeth has the weather. lots of blue skies and sunshine across much of t

new zealand at lords. good evening from buckingham palace, where the queen has been cheered on by huge crowds as the first of four days of the platinum jubilee celebrations got under way. it began with the trooping of colour parade and was followed by a spectacular flypast marking her unprecedented 70—year reign. in a message to mark the event, the queen said she hoped the celebrations would create "many happy memories for people". at 96, her mobility is limited and she restricted her appearance to the palace balcony instead of inspecting the troops in person as is traditional. here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. for all that she wants thejubilee to be about communities coming together and creating their own precious memories, in the end, it is all about her. after all, there wouldn't be a platinum jubilee if there weren't a monarchy is served for 70 years, and so, when queen elizabeth came out onto the palace balcony to reveal her troops, the crowds showed their appreciation. this was the

new zealand were excellent, but england helped them. joe wilson, bbc news. stamps havejust been england helped them. joe wilson, bbc news. stamps have just been called at day one on at trent bridge, this is how things stand. new zealand are now 318—a. mitchell and blundell still doing well at the crease there. england with a lot to do on day two. now, a report from the french government has blamed a chain of �*failures�*, for last month's chaotic scenes at the champions league final in paris. it said the events at the stade de france, which included police firing tear gas at some liverpool fans, had damaged the country's image and raised questions about its ability to host major sporting events. our reporterjane dougall has been following this story closely and shejoins me now. jane, what more did this report have to say? a pretty damning conclusion from this government report. significantly finding that the organisers and the police were overwhelmed by the situation. i think we could have guessed that looking at those pictures. it says that the root c

a masterclass from mitchell as new zealand cruise past 500 on day two of the second test against england. back in the big time — saracens reach their first premiership final, since finding their way back from their salary cap breaches. hello and welcome to sportsday. on a hugely busy saturday. news of cricket and rugby union to come — but we'll start with football as we're just an hour away from a repeat of last summer's euros final. england are taking on italy in the nations league — with the game taking place behind closed doors at the molineaux stadium. our reporter alex howell is there for us and we canjoin him live. welcome along to sportsday. just remind us alex why this game is having to take place behind closed doors? this is the first time england have played italy since the euro 2020 final and that is the reason why this game is behind closed doors, uefa punish the fa and england because of the behaviour of supporters that day, so they gave them a two game stadium ban in this is the first of those games. the second is suspended so they are effectively on a yellow card. ga

new zealand 553 all out. england's turn, and for more than a day and a half batting had looked easy, but it isn't, and that was zak crawley. alex isn't, and that was zak crawley. lees was dropped pope. alex lees was dropped and then 0llie pope. they escaped to 90—1 at the close. 0nejob done, just pope. they escaped to 90—1 at the close. 0ne job done, just three days to go. patrick gearey, bbc news. and the southern vipers beat the central sparks by six wickets to win the charlotte edwards cup today. they've been unbeaten for the whole tournament and signed off in style. and fittingly, they are coached by the england legend that the trophy is named after. rugby union — and saracens overcame a nine—point deficit and survived three second half yellow cards to beat champions harlequins in the day's first premiership semifinal. the victory means saracens reached their sixth final in their last eight campaigns — having won four of those trips to twickenham. jess softley has more. former champions versus r

thank you forjoining us, _ william rolleston in new zealand. nine people have been arrested in china after a video of a brutal attack by a group of men on a woman, who spurned an advance, went viral. the incident happened in the city of tangshan in northern china. it started after a man put his hand on a woman's back in a restaurant and she pushed him away. officials say two of the women were admitted to hospital. our china media analyst, kerry allen, has more about the case. there is surveillance footage that was filmed at a restaurant in an area of north—east china called tangshan province. and this footage showed a group of women in a restaurantjust enjoying a meal, minding their own business, and a man approaches one of these women and starts touching her. and she is clearly uncomfortable as she tries and she is clearly uncomfortable and she tries to put him off several times. and then what happens, within a matter of seconds, the whole incident suddenly turns violent. so the man starts throwing punches at one of the women, her friend rus

former arsenal forward joel campbell with the only goal in their play—off against new zealand. they go into group e with germany, spain, and japan. burnley have hired former manchester city captain vincent kompany as their new manager. kompany has been in charge at belgian side anderlecht for two years before leaving by mutual consent in may, having led them to a third—place finish. he joins burnley as they look to bounce back after relegation from the premier league with instant promotion from the championship. while liverpool have signed benfica's darwin nunez for a fee that could rise to £85 million. the 22—year—old uruguayan has signed a six—year deal at anfield. now to cricket, where england have wrapped up their three test series against new zealand with a game to spare after a five wicket win at trent bridge. jonny bairstow was the hero on the final day with a dashing century — as andy swiss reports. it was as breathtaking as it was brilliant. england's new captain, ben stokes, sealing a victory which almost beggared belief. earlier, the fans had flocked to tr

the field is set for the 2022 world cup as costa rica, defeat new zealand for the 32nd. and i'll spot still temple sucked the ball in the 3rd minute. it looked like new zealand chris would have equalized but a video repay called the gated. the goal cosser because kayla nevis held new zealand at bay after that is seen will play in a world cup group that includes germany. and that german team was also in action on tuesday, against italy in the u. a foundations league playing on home turf and mentions at doc, germany manage a dominant performance. joshua kimmy scored once in the 1st half, and t mo vernace called twice in the 2nd. germany went on to a 5 to victory. i for a break. well, that's the latest news from k pop sensation b t s or is it? ah, those are the 3 and dad are confused off to statements made by members quoted saying they're going on hiatus. but the company behind it say the group is not saying that it's not true and they'll be focusing on solar projects instead or for continuing to work together. it's yes, may they debut in 2013 and just released the latest a

there are always surprises and the score, new zealand still batting, 217-5. score, new zealand still batting, 217—5. two things have happened today, a significant moment for the rehabilitation of yorkshire but lots of steps still to be taken and some might be uncomfortable but i think we have had more evidence of england's�*s resurgence as a test playing nation. lovely, thank you. now, listen to this... orchestra plays. back injune 2012, a famous concert took place. children from the raploch in stirling — one of scotland's most deprived estates — joined the conductor, gustavo dudamel, and played alongside the simon bolivar 0rchestra. it sounded like this... orchestra plays. the initiative, called big noise, was trying to change lives by immersing the children in music. ten years on, our arts correspondent david sillito has been back to see what happened to some of those children. stirling 2012, and a moment. orchestra plays. i remember one of the most special moments in my life. gustavo dudamel, the simon bolivar orchestra and the children of the raploch estate. it was really