new england had no way of stopping england onto the rain did it for them. wellington, you'vejust new england. joe wilson bbc news. so england are 315 three, and harry brook will be looking to bring up his first double century when play resumes. his motivation to score a few more than that, to beat his father's best score, dad david was a prolific batter for burley cricket club in yorkshire my club in yorkshire dads high score is 210 and my high my dads high score is 210 and my high score is 194 so that's in the back of my mind at the minute. that's only thing. 0bviously, back of my mind at the minute. that's only thing. obviously, you have to face the first ball tomorrow which is the main thing. i have worked on staying level—headed. there could be a bad woman around the corner and anything could happen, so enjoy the moment and enjoy the good moments. —— bad moment. so hopefully i can be a vital part of it tomorrow. so how many can harry brook make, the family will be watching from back home in yorkshire. i spoke to his uncle richard, who also played

we and that we move on to cape town, england and pakistan.— england and pakistan. we will give ou all the england and pakistan. we will give you all the updates _ england and pakistan. we will give you all the updates between - england and pakistan. we will give you all the updates between now. england and pakistan. we will give i you all the updates between now and then. a good day for england's mens side too — stuart broad was the star performer, on day 3 of the first test against new zealand in mount maunganui. his four wickets putting the hosts in a really tough spot, as they chase an unlikely victory. craig templeton was watching. stuart called himself the nighthawk after his performance at the bat last night. his after his performance at the bat last niuht. , , last night. his powers dwindle in the da , last night. his powers dwindle in the day, disappointed _ last night. his powers dwindle in the day, disappointed but - last night. his powers dwindle in the day, disappointed but he - last night. his powers dwindle in i the day, disappointed but he would st

having beaten england last weekend. scotland began their attempts to win the opening two games of the six nations for the first time since 1996 with a george turner try. wales didn't take long to answer back and their captain ken owens kept them in touch with scotland who led 13—7 at the break. in the second half the hosts began to build on their lead, finn russell twice combined with kyle steyn for two tries, the second with an inch perfect kick, finished off by steyn. another superb scottish move provided for the bonus point winning fourth try, this time blaire kinghorn getting his name on the scoresheet.. this time blaire kinghorn matt fagerson added another to complete a convincing win... let's go to murrayfield now where we can join our correspondent andy swiss... scotland won the calcutta cup last weekend... that has a history that stretches back centuries. but dottie ware has had his hand on the trophy for the less time and the truth being won by scotland. . �* , scotland. that's right hugh. appointment _ sco

and she is an aggressive better and she is vitalfor england moving forward. she is vital for england moving forward. , , . ., ., , forward. respectful target and they not were forward. respectful target and they got were not _ forward. respectful target and they got were not interested _ forward. respectful target and they got were not interested in - forward. respectful target and they got were not interested in the - got were not interested in the bettors gave everything but in the end, englandjust bettors gave everything but in the end, england just a little bit too good. end, england 'ust a little bit too aood. , f , end, england 'ust a little bit too aood. , j , ., . good. yes, they've been fantastic for this competition _ good. yes, they've been fantastic for this competition and - good. yes, they've been fantastic for this competition and sophie . for this competition and sophie battling for overs and shows why she is the number one boulder in the world, shows a world—class, backed up world, shows a world—class, backed up by world, shows a world—class, backed up by sarah

england's world cup is over. the aftermath of england's quarterfinal defeat to france at last year's world cup in qatar. manager gareth southgate admitted afterwards he felt conflicted over his future. a week later, the fa announced he would continue. but now for the first time, he's explained his decision. meeting me at the team's training base, st george's park to reveal why he remained in charge. gareth, great to see you here today. i must ask, first of all, how close did you come to walking away from the job and how difficult a decision was it to stay? no, not difficult. 0bviously, i'm contracted to 202k. my only concern after last summer, really, was that when there feels like there might be division between what the fans want and where my position might have been, that that can affect the team. and i was conscious of that leading into the world cup, and ifelt we had great support going into the world cup. but i was conscious how would things be during and after the world cup? because i never want to be in a

but not enough to frighten england. sophie dunkley had 34 frighten england. sophie dunkley had 3a off frighten england. sophie dunkley had 34 off 18 frighten england. sophie dunkley had 3a off 18 balls, and to get her out took something extraordinary. somehow chanel henry reached out and told, but england attacking. the winning runs came with five overs to spare. confidence and comfortable. henry morean is part of the bbc�*s team in south africa. he�*s with the world cup winner alex hartley. chase down a36 against the side they know very well indeed. alex hartley world cup winner was watching, and england in that run chasing, they were impressive. that entertaining cricket. were impressive. that entertaining cricket john _ were impressive. that entertaining cricket. john lewis _ were impressive. that entertaining cricket. john lewis he _ were impressive. that entertaining cricket. john lewis he has - were impressive. that entertaining cricket. john lewis he has been - cricket. john lewis he has been around — cricket. john lewis he has been around the _

the england manager is undergoing a - england manager is undergoing a rebuild job for england and big news out of the camp today. none of these coaching changes affect anything in the short—term but it means there will be a lot change i had of the world cup. the forwards coach is on his way and off the coach montpelier, we don't have news on his replacement but we do know two men coming from lettuces or tigers. we know borthwick himself was recruited from lesser as well as his second. the strengthen conditioning group and another coach will both be joining england at the end of the season. for coaches from the lesser side will be coach in england at the rugby world cup and shows that steve borthwick is taking his time to get the team he wants in place. a few men at the helm he is happy with but at the summer he will have everyone in the coaching team in his image. scotland. there kids are up after hosting wills this weekend. it is interesting to see what is done with that team after they heavy defeat to the irish. it’s that team after they heavy defeat to the irish. �* , . . tha

it has just finished, with that win for england. it has just finished, with that win for england. arsenal's lead at the top of the premier league is at five points — for the time being anyway, after their 1—0 win over leicester at the king power stadium. mikel arteta's side needed a goal from gabriel martinelli to get just their second win in the last five league games. they had the ball in the net on two other occasions but both were ruled out. and arsenal have won ten of their 13 away games so far this season, the fastest they've reached that mark in any league campaign. i really pleased with their performance, i think we dominated the game, i think we attacked a lot, they were high on the pitch and we have a lot of situation that we managed to create enough big opportunities from it, it is something we have to improve but we didn't concede nothing. just one that didn't hit the target. we were super, what we done to the team today. they calm, i think we have been on a tough _ they calm, i think we have been on a tough run _ they calm, i think we have been on a tough run ofâ€

england has two wins from two. in terms of form, where would you say england correct? we have would you say england correct? - have had a great start to the competition. a fresh outlook to the competition. a fresh outlook to the competition where we want to play a r cricket. aggressive aggressive in the batting and fielding. i think the batting and fielding. i think the way we are playing is exactly what we want. aha, the way we are playing is exactly what we want.— the way we are playing is exactly what we want. a great start so far. how are you _ what we want. a great start so far. how are you going _ what we want. a great start so far. how are you going personally - what we want. a great start so far. how are you going personally with | what we want. a great start so far. | how are you going personally with a marked i think, again, for me trying to take the aggressive approach. in all always pay off but to get off to all always pay off but to get off to a good start and hopefully, do it again against india.— a good start and hopefully, do it again against india.

a mark i think the test england will provide to new zealand.- mark i think the test england will provide to new zealand. because new zealand does — provide to new zealand. because new zealand does not _ provide to new zealand. because new zealand does not have _ provide to new zealand. because new zealand does not have their— provide to new zealand. because new zealand does not have their key - zealand does not have their key player in the test series not because of a back problem that he has. and also, theirfirst time captain in new zealand since he taken overt captaincy in december 2022. i think someone like ben stokes will be targeting him and his balding and putting him under pressure then i think this dude is an new zealand team with their wonderful bowling attack is going to beat favouring the england side. i think the hull of test cricket, the other teams playing in the history of that right now will be looking at how england perform in new zealand. can can can they continue in the same vein that they did last year. i don't think it should be too hard for england to win this t

england sports _ twickenham this weekend. england sports wiii— twickenham this weekend. england sports will be cheering on this team — sports will be cheering on this team. the last time— sports will be cheering on this team. the last time england paid to net him team. the last time england paid to get him there _ team. the last time england paid to get him there were _ team. the last time england paid to get him there were boos. _ team. the last time england paid to get him there were boos. do - i think every game they are determined to find a win. stand i think every game they are determined to find a win. and as i look at these _ determined to find a win. and as i look at these players _ determined to find a win. and as i look at these players now - determined to find a win. and as i look at these players now they - determined to find a win. and as i i look at these players now they have a sense _ look at these players now they have a sense of— look at these players now they have a sense of incredible enthusiasm and want to— a sense of incredible enthusiasm an

one day i want to play for england women and be - play for england women and be captain — play for england women and be captain. by play for england women and be ca tain. �* , ., play for england women and be catain. j ., , ., captain. by the end of next season almost every _ captain. by the end of next season almost every girl _ captain. by the end of next season almost every girl in _ captain. by the end of next season almost every girl in england - captain. by the end of next season | almost every girl in england should be close to the best training opportunities, a centre within an hour of where they live is yellow we haven't scratched the surface. we haven't scratched the surface. we have a pathway to catering forjust over 1500 girls, we are looking for 5000, that shows there are that many talented girls and the game has always been located in places where you have to come to it. what always been located in places where you have to come to it.— you have to come to it. what the fa are doinu you have to come to it. what the fa are doing is — you have to come to it. what the fa are

for england women and when lots of cats _ to play for england women and when lots of cats and things. by to play for england women and when lots of cats and things.— lots of cats and things. by the end of next season _ lots of cats and things. by the end of next season almost _ lots of cats and things. by the end of next season almost every - lots of cats and things. by the end of next season almost every girl. lots of cats and things. by the end j of next season almost every girl in england should be close to the best training opportunities, a centre within an hour of where they live. european super league we have not even scratch the surface, the pathway is just over 1500 girls and now looking at more than 5000 and it shows that there are that many talented girls in the game has always been located in places where you have to comment. what always been located in places where you have to comment.— always been located in places where you have to comment. what they are doinu you have to comment. what they are doin: this you have to comment. what they are doing this is — you have

earlier todayit eastern parts of england. earlier today it was a very colourful scene with some sunshine. but the weather is changing probably briefly. a band of cloud coming from the atlantic, head of atmore cloud moving up from northern france, which could lead to some showers in east anglia and the south—east. ahead of the main rain band which was the growth northern ireland into scotland and eventually into wales and western parts of england. some clear spells following to the north—west but generally with a lot of cloud it will be fairly mild, temperatures down to around 5 or 6. tomorrow the rain and eastern scotland moves away, sunshine and showers, wintry over the high ground. sunshine and showers and cooler airfor northern ground. sunshine and showers and cooler air for northern ireland. ground. sunshine and showers and cooler airfor northern ireland. it may brighten up later in wales, the south—west and the midlands, some showers here and still quite cloudy for many northern and eastern parts of england. a chan

england acted swiftly and all this player had his first try for england. england got a third before the break but in the second half that the italy that gave france such a scare began to emerge. they looked dangerous at times but they have never beaten england and the home side were firmly on top. italy went over again but england were still too strong. five tries in total and that opening loss forgotten. jane dougall, bbc news. well after the defeat to scotland, steve borthwick said the side he inhertited from sacked coach eddiejones "weren't good at anything". he was a little happier with today's performance. i think there were elements that were positive. some things have taken a step forward. we would've liked for things to be a bit better. you have to credit italy to slowing that down. so, i think there were some things that went well but there plenty of things to get better on. he spoke about it in there as well. we weren't happy with where we were last week. some good things we did, a lot of stuff to work on as well. we have wales in the next few we

england were put in to bat. england captain ben stokes then made the unusual decision to declare on 325 for nine, after a flurry of late evening england wickets. he was looking to take advantage of the fading light — and it paid off. ollie robinson and then james anderson took wickets. the hosts 37—3 at the close. so, england looking good. new zealand trail by 288. as we mentioned duckett and brook top scoring for england, after traditional big—hitters ben stokes and joe root failed to make their usual impact. neil wagner impressed with the ball for new zealand, taking four wickets. devon conway is unbeaten on 17, but england inflicting damage on the new zealand openers ahead of day two. the best time to bowl is under these lights, so why not expose the top auditor to that?— auditor to that? we've got two of the best bowlers _ auditor to that? we've got two of the best bowlers to _ auditor to that? we've got two of the best bowlers to have - auditor to that? we've got two of the best bowlers to have ever

england will play three games across seven days in england said that is good preparation for tournament football. it is also a good chance for sarina wiegman to look at different players and combinations of players as well because, don't forget both jill scott and ellen white retired after winning euros so those are big boots to fill. also an issue because it mailed —— midfielder keira walsh is out for great because of a stomach bug and angling unbeaten in 26 matches and sarina wiegman wanting to keep that record. quite matches and sarina wiegman wanting to keep that record.— to keep that record. quite a lot auoin on to keep that record. quite a lot going on for— to keep that record. quite a lot going on for england _ to keep that record. quite a lot going on for england before - to keep that record. quite a lot| going on for england before the match even kicks off tell us about that. . match even kicks off tell us about that. , ., . , that. first of all there will be a minutes silence _ that. first of all there will be a minutes silence held _ that. first of all there will be a

all doing a really good job for england-— job for england. yeah three world-class _ job for england. yeah three world-class bowlers. - job for england. yeah three world-class bowlers. there| job for england. yeah three - world-class bowlers. there heavily world—class bowlers. there heavily relying on their spinners at the minute. we know that their spinners are going to get control of the game. they keep picking up regular wickets. , ., ., ., ., ,, ., wickets. they are going to take more of this as we — wickets. they are going to take more of this as we go _ wickets. they are going to take more of this as we go through _ wickets. they are going to take more of this as we go through the - of this as we go through the tournament. that should work in england's favour. the tournament. that should work in england's favour.— tournament. that should work in england's favour. the worlds best bowler, sarah _ england's favour. the worlds best bowler, sarah glen _ england's favour. the worlds best bowler, sarah glen turns - england's favour. the w

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england were enjoying themselves now. they quickly scored a third before the ball fell to laurenjames. and it's james! herfirst england goal. a winning start to the competition and the year for the lionesses. their unbeaten record still intact. jane dougall, bbc news, milton keynes. now time for a look at the weather with darren. hello there, the winds are going to be strengthening overnight and it is going to be very windy by tomorrow morning, particularly across northern parts of the uk and in scotland, over the pennines and north—east england, there could be some travel disruption and may some damage. it is all due to an area of low pressure that will be deepening overnight as it runs across northern parts of scotland. it sweeps down into scandinavia. it is the first named storm of the season, otto, named storm of the season, otto, named by the danish met service. tomorrow morning, this is the peak of the wind and the rain from overnight replaced by showers with wind gusts of 80 mph in the northern isles. elsewhere i

-la inc. ., other way given england i've been .la in.. ., ., ., other way given england i've been -la inc. ., ., ., , playing. nothing more from nestle but en'o ed playing. nothing more from nestle but enjoyed the — playing. nothing more from nestle but enjoyed the match. _ playing. nothing more from nestle but enjoyed the match. thank- playing. nothing more from nestle but enjoyed the match. thank you. j but enjoyed the match. thank you. that game between the lionesses and belgium done in bristol. the other match was 1—0 between south korea and italy. the last time i had a look. let's stay with the lionesses for a moment because they have found out who they wll be facing in their first match at the world cup. the final qualifiers for the tournament have been taking place in new zealand and haiti beat chile 2—1 to make it into england's group. and it was their teenage star melchie dumornay who england will have to keep an eye on. the midfielder giving her side the lead just before the break with a powerful strike. haiti then missed a penalty late before dumornay doubled their le

england�*s lead restored. farrell so often reliable, not today. instead, england�*s next point would come from a third and final try. lawrence securing victory and a first win in cardiff since 2017, a step forward in england�*s progress. for wales, it is three defeats from three. and their road back to the top of world rugby has a long way to two just yet. andy swiss joins us now from the principality stadium, where after a unique build up it�*s the team that were watching on from afar that have ended up winning. that is right. hugh, i suppose the big question that everyone here was asking before the match was how would wales respond to that chaotic build up, those threats of strike action, the contract dispute with the welsh rugby authority, they certainly showed plenty of spirit, plenty of fight but once again they didn�*t show enough quality or comb sure perhaps we shouldn�*t be surprised bearing in mind how they were thrashed in their opening two matches of the six nations championship. they made nine changes the team, remember that

but again, plenty of sunshine in the forecast across england and wales. scotland and northern ireland do have some thicker cloud and there might be an odd bit of drizzle first thing in the morning, but essentially a lot of dry weather and it will probably try to brighten up. some of the day's highest temperatures tomorrow will be across the north, ten in both belfast and glasgow. fortuesday, again, it's the largely dry day, but i think there's a much greater chance of seeing some extensive and dense patches of mist and fog, some of that lingering into the afternoon across southern parts of england and wales where the weather could be really quite chilly. away from that, though, some brighter weather pushing into western scotland, perhaps a few spots of drizzle crossing northern ireland and moving into northern england for a time. now, wednesday, the winds start to pick up again. and so that should mean the mist and fog is less extensive and probably will be quicker to clear. there'll be a few bright or sunny spells breaking through, particularly to the ea

more cloud, high cloud across northern england and wales as well. highs generally of 9 to 13 degrees. now, as we move into the weekend, that milder air will continue to be the story. the high pressure reallyjust sitting across europe and clinging on to central and southern england with weather fronts toppling across that high. so that means we'll always run the risk of more cloud and outbreaks of rain with a stronger wind across the far north and west. there'll be quite a lot of cloud generally on saturday, but it will be largely fine and dry for england and wales and a little bit milder. 9 to 13 degrees. the high. similar story as well as we go into sunday. watch out for that early morning mist and fog once again. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. three days after the earthquakes in turkey and syria more than 12 thousand are dead — it's feared thousands more are still trapped. president erdogan defends the turkish government's response to monday's earthquakes saying it was impossible to be pre

. _ devastation for england but this is an landmark moment. -- - devastation for england but this is an landmark moment. -- a - devastation for england but this is - an landmark moment. -- a landmark. an landmark moment. —— a landmark. taking on australia on sunday. jo currie, bbc news, cape town. i think the experience was great and i think the experience was great and i think the younger players will learn from that. there's so much on it, when at the world cup semifinal, that does add to it. this nashe doesn't define us. i think the way we've made a mentality shift and change the way we want to play a little bit —— this match. it's something we need to be proud of. sometimes you lose games in t20, and today wasn't our day. there's more reaction to that match on the bbc sport website. that's also where you can find the latest from the england men's test team on day two of the second test agianast new zealand in wellington. fulham and wolves drew one all tonight in the premier league. fulham and wolves drew i—i tonight in the premier league. fulham would have moved level o

facing a far lower ranked team, this was a chance to see a different england line—up. katie robinson making her debut in front of a 32,000 strong crowd. and she made an early international impact, a perfect ball in to set up england's's first. defender rachel daly enjoying a spell upfront. but then controversy, the ball looked to have gone out before italy crossed and then dismay as the ball clearly did bounce over the goal—line. the goal is given! but no var, no whistle, and italy had equalised. that looked really close indeed. england's response was quick, rachel daly and the perfect position once more, giving the crowd a new hero. a double for rachel daly! another victory for manager sarina wiegman, and with the world cup this summer, a headache for the new player of the match. 0nto cricket now and england test captain ben stokes says he wants his side to be entertaining. ten since he took over as permanent captain for the 267 runs over new zealand put it after reducing the for reads for 63 for five is a chase england's target of 390 for. stokes bowlers wrapped up

further southwards, temperatures across england, wales range between 7—10. now, next weekend is looking dry as well. high pressure that we have still holding on to the south of the uk should mean that we'll have largely dry weather across england and wales with more sunshine. always likely to be a bit more cloud, though, across northern parts of the uk. bye— bye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. iranian state television says the country's supreme leader has pardoned thousands of prisoners, including many who'd taken part in recent anti—government demonstrations. new cctv pictures of missing lancashire woman nicola bulley have been shared by one of her friends. the images show the 45—year—old in the hours before she went missing next to the river wyre, nine days ago. union leaders in the uk urge the prime minister to intervene in the dispute about healthcare pay. the biggest week of strikes in the history of the national health service is due to start on monday. the pope has said the criminalisatio

devastation for england, but this is a landmark moment. south africa through to their first ever final, and now within touching distance of creating more history when they take on australia on sunday. jo currie, bbc news, cape town. sir bernard ingham, margaret thatcher was a proper secretary for the majority of her 11 as prime minister, has died at age 90. known for his no—nonsense approach to dealing with the press and his dislike of spin, he became a staunch ally of this is thatcher. she reported his loyalty with a knighthood in her resignation honours list. time for a look at the weather. here's chris faulkes. we started the day on a cloudy note but it's been brightening up nicely and a lovely end to the day across cumbria, with lots of sunshine for them it's not been like that everywhere. this afternoon across north—east scotland, a zone of thick cloud working in and one or two showers. talking about cloud, it can be quite difficult for the computer forecast to get cloud exactly right. this is tractor cumulus and look at this bank

the steve borthwick england era has its first win. the bonus point 31—14 victory over italy at twickenham takes his side third in the six nations table and represented a significant improvement on their opening game of the tournament as jane dougall reports. his first match in charge and in defeat — his first match in charge and in defeat last_ his first match in charge and in defeat last week. _ his first match in charge and in defeat last week.— his first match in charge and in defeat last week. could the coach ut that defeat last week. could the coach put that behind _ defeat last week. could the coach put that behind him _ defeat last week. could the coach put that behind him on _ defeat last week. could the coach put that behind him on his - defeat last week. could the coach | put that behind him on his return's england still smarting from that loss to scotland, faced an italian team who have termed up to the six nations. quickly, italy's defence was badly lacking. jack willis rewarded after an emotional return to the start

what of england is what the church of england is fundamentally i think fundamentally. and i think that's huge agenda. it is this that's a huge agenda. it is this not the question at hand anyway , just very briefly in 30 seconds, if you can. this has been done before, hasn't it? did the parliament not put pressure on the church women to change its teaching the ordination its teaching on the ordination of women? did. and that may of women? it did. and that may have had an effect, but we just need to recognise that whether or not women doesn't change or not you women doesn't change the theology of the theology the doctrine of women to according the church of england, the content , the order england, the content, the order has the same ordination has remained the same ordination is the same things and, is about the same things and, the same responsibilities. it's just applied, different just being applied, a different group it's an group of people. it's an entirely conversation entirely different conversation with. well entirely different conversation with. you well entire

losing all of its funding from arts council england. martial waits. rashford, and finished off by fred. and two goals in three minutes ensure manchester united are heading to wembley. and coming up on the bbc news channel, jofra archer is on target for england. six wickets for him on his return as they salvage some pride in south africa. good evening. as many as 500,000 workers have been on strike today across the united kingdom, in the biggest single day of industrial action in over a decade. marches and rallies have taken place in a number of cities, with most of the protests focused sharply on pay. the national education union claims that up to 200,000 teachers in england and wales were on strike today. 100,000 civil servants, including border force staff, also took action. train drivers who are members of aslef were on strike, affecting most train companies across england. 0ur political editor chris mason reports on the day. birmingham at breakfast time. rush hour without much rushing. the barricades are out, but not many passengers

the bank of england, the economists in the bank of england . nine strong bank of england. nine strong monetary policy committee. it will be interesting to the will be interesting to see the breakdown those votes. breakdown of those votes. there may well be some mps members who didn't want a rate rise today or only wanted to point to 5% rate rise because you know, we are, you know, economics is not an exact science . hmm. reasonable, exact science. hmm. reasonable, intelligent people can different points of view . you know, you points of view. you know, you can easily say i think there's got to be a lot more inflation. you could say, i think actually inflation is now going to quite quickly come under control. i tend be the latter camp tend to be in the latter camp and i think that and that's why i think that today's rate rise to 4, there'll be one more rate rise to come of 0.25. you say that's what the federal reserve did earlier this week. the most important central bankin week. the most important central bank in the world in the us. but that's because us inflation now is

england's - really close indeed. england's res - onse really close indeed. england's response was _ really close indeed. england's response was quick, - really close indeed. england's response was quick, racheli really close indeed. england's i response was quick, rachel daly and the perfect position once more, giving the crowd a new hero. its, giving the crowd a new hero. double for rachel daly! giving the crowd a new hero. al double for rachel daly! another victo for double for rachel daly! another victory for manager _ double for rachel daly! another victory for manager sarina i double for rachel daly! another i victory for manager sarina wiegman, and with the world cup this summer, and with the world cup this summer, a headache for the new player of the match. england's cricketers have won for a tenth time in the 11 games since ben stokes took over as the permanent captain. james anderson took the final wicket as england beat new zealand by 267 runs in the first test in mount maunganui, bowling the home side out forjust 126 early on the fourth day. it's

zoom out and england one at all. zoom out and england were well on top, more than 200 head because of every kiwi run had to be grafted, crafted. tom blundell was beginning a long, hard shift, mindful that there were english traps everywhere. the dangerous devon conway fell into that one, all part of ben stokes�* plan. a strategy that's transformed the experience of watching england, whatever the scene, whatever the score, they will attack. ollie robinson put them on the brink of a decent first innings lead, but still batting, still working, tom blundell. that steered him past 100, working, tom blundell. that steered him past100, hard work working, tom blundell. that steered him past 100, hard work rewarded. and now some freedom to have fun. by the time he was out on 138, new zealand were only 19 runs behind. game on, lights on. traditionally a time to bat with caution. not england. this is a team that doesn't overthink, mostly. new zealand searched for clues. then suddenly, one down. three letters, out, ben duckett

the bank of england _ were hitting families. the bank of england is— were hitting families. the bank of england is absolutely - were hitting families. the bank of england is absolutely right i of england is absolutely right to do what they've done today and we in the government must make sure we support them by what i do in the budget to make sure that we make it easier, not harder, for them to do what we all want to do, which is to halve inflation.— we all want to do, which is to halve inflation. already before this interest _ halve inflation. already before this interest rate _ halve inflation. already before this interest rate rise - halve inflation. already before this interest rate rise we - halve inflation. already before this interest rate rise we know that _ this interest rate rise we know that 4— this interest rate rise we know that 4 million people coming off fixed rate deals are on tracker— off fixed rate deals are on tracker deals who on average are going _ tracker deals who on average are going to see mortgage payments go up by £2500 a year, so a very—

could be so important for england. the current wave of bird flu in the uk is spilling over to mammals. more than 200 cases have already been recorded in animals like otters and foxes that are believed to have eaten infected birds. health officials say the risk of the virus jumping to humans is very low but they'll carry out more targeted testing and surveillance — both of animals and humans exposed to the virus. our environment and rural affairs correspondent, claire marshall, reports. this is now, by far, the worst avian flu outbreak in global history. more than 200 million birds both wild and farmed have died or had to be cullled. a development that is worrying scientists now is the spill over into mammals. in the uk, the virus has been found in foxes. they are scavengers and can feed on birds. it's also been found in otters, the kind of animal also likely to encounter infected birds. so, what about the risk to humans? ok, so, this is the genetics laboratory. we were shown into the government lab in surrey at the h

his decades of unparalleled success with the new england patriots.— the new england patriots. his mark on the game _ the new england patriots. his mark on the game over— the new england patriots. his mark on the game over the _ the new england patriots. his mark on the game over the last - the new england patriots. his mark on the game over the last years - on the game over the last years cannot be — on the game over the last years cannot be measured. _ on the game over the last years cannot be measured. and - on the game over the last years cannot be measured. and i- on the game over the last yearsl cannot be measured. and i think on the game over the last years - cannot be measured. and i think only time will— cannot be measured. and i think only time will give — cannot be measured. and i think only time will give us _ cannot be measured. and i think only time will give us a _ cannot be measured. and i think only time will give us a true _ time will give us a true appreciation— time will give us a true appreciation of- time will give us a true appreciation of his -

england 79—2, a lead of 98 runs. jockey tom scudamore has retired from racing with immediate effect after being unseated from a mount at leicester on thursday, saying he feel he's been given "a bit of a warning." the 40—year—old, who is the son of eight—time champion jockey peter scudamore, is one of the most successfuljump jockeys of all—time, having ridden over 1500 winners. "at my age you have to be careful," he said in an interview," adding "falls i could take in the past are harder to take now." now, how quickly fortunes in rugby league can change. last season warrington wolves were wallowing next to bottom of the super league. but they got the new season off to a flying start, against the team that made the grand final last year, the leeds rhinos. but they were stunned as wolves raced into a whopping half—time lead, and ended up winning 42—10. that's all the sport for now. nearly one year on from the russian invasion, ukraine says a steady stream of british volunteers are continuing to enlist with i

that ring creeping across parts of northern england and “p across parts of northern england and up across scotland as well. brightening up in the south leftists of scotland in the north west of england for the afternoon. the wales comeau midlands, south of england, quite a lot of cloud that we should see some sunny breaks but it is mild, 12-14 see some sunny breaks but it is mild, 12—14 for many. we will start the weekend within this wedge of mild air but as you can see behind me, there is something a bit different waiting of the wings. it is waiting behind this weather front, this band of cloud, outbreaks of rain speaking in across northern ireland the western side of scotland with her brain could be quite heavy on saturday. england and wales largely drive but rather cloudy it will be mild once again but, behind our bands of cloud and rain the air will start to turn colder because this band of cloudy roof rain is associated with a cold front, that will slip southwards leaving us in some colder air. it also we see this area of high pressure building strongly, just in time for sunday. so

england help. dashing here, the thrilling harry brooke run out without facing a ball. 0h, brooke run out without facing a ball. oh, my word. ifjoe root felt responsible, he challenged his feelings into his batting. he had ben stokes for support, although the captain only had one good leg to stand on. a sore knee, he made 33. joe root could guide england home. on 95, joe root found a field. resistance now from ben foakes to the boundary to the brink. just six runs behind, one moment of misjudgment to confound his concentration. but hang on, there was stilljames anderson. england nine wickets down, nowjust one run behind. five days to reach this knife edge. anderson to win it? he brushed it to the wicketkeeper. all out, but from england�*s captain, perspective. out, but from england's captain, pempective-_ out, but from england's captain, --ersective. ., ., ., perspective. even though we are on the losin: perspective. even though we are on the losing side _ perspective. even though we are on the lo

so, we know the hosital than in england. so, we know the hospital managers _ than in england. so, we know the hospital managers and _ than in england. so, we know the hospital managers and trust - than in england. so, we know the hospital managers and trust have j hospital managers and trust have been sent towards the end of the last set of strikes they were having real difficulty providing any kind of service that was worthy of the name. and that things were getting very hard. know that we have this disconcerted much more concerted effort on the parts of nurses, those fears will be multiplied on the part of managers and trust. that fears will be multiplied on the part of managers and trust.— fears will be multiplied on the part of managers and trust. that is right for sub chief _ of managers and trust. that is right for sub chief executives _ of managers and trust. that is right for sub chief executives have - of managers and trust. that is right for sub chief executives have told i for sub chief executives have told me how difficult it is been on previous strike days negot

england. also thickening cloud bringing rain across scotland, northern ireland, heading into wales and western parts of england. lots of cloud and rain developing over many areas overnight and temperatures probably staying at five or six by the end of the night. quite a change in the weather. we will see the back of the rain in eastern scotland in the morning and then for scotland and northern ireland we'll get some sunshine, a scattering of showers, cold enough for wintriness over the hills in scotland. we keep some showers and longer spells of rain across england and wales, particularly cloudy across eastern england. temperatures as a result will be lower. highs of around eight or nine across some parts of the country. essentially changing the wind direction, starting with 17 degrees and a south—westerly wind at the start of the week. but tomorrow we have more of a north—westerly wind, still northerly for england and wales as we move into thursday with weather fronts bringing wetter weat

england and wales, well, a lot of cloud around, i think. now looking at the weather picture into friday, this area of low pressure moving just to the north of the uk is going to be bringing a zone of strong winds in association with this occlusion. now those strong winds are going to be going straight across scotland where i think through the day we could get gusts as strong as 75 miles an hour and it will also be very windy indeed across the pennines and to the east of the high ground, north—east england down to about yorkshire. now, the winds this strong have the potential to bring some disruption. now the roads could be affected. for example, the a1, those winds would be blowing across the road and that would mean that high—sided vehicles would be at risk, could even see one or two getting blown over. and a similar story around some of the airports. leeds, bradford, for example, crosswinds here may make for some pretty tricky landing conditions. you might find some cancellations or delays to flights, certainly worth checking before h

today the bank of england raised interest | bank of england raised interest rates further, by half a percentage point. the aim is to make it more expensive to borrow and spend, so businesses and households spend less. it said inflation isn't yet beaten. it less. it said inflation isn't yet beaten. , ., . ., beaten. it is too soon to declare victo . beaten. it is too soon to declare victory. inflationary _ beaten. it is too soon to declare victory. inflationary pressures . beaten. it is too soon to declare. victory. inflationary pressures are still there — victory. inflationary pressures are still there and we can see that in the data — still there and we can see that in the data and we hear from it our agents — the data and we hear from it our agents we _ the data and we hear from it our agents. we need to be sure that we really— agents. we need to be sure that we really are _ agents. we need to be sure that we really are turning the corner on inflation — really are turning the corner on inflation. that is why we have increased _ inflation. that is why we have increased th

so what happens in england - health outcomes. so what happens in england and i health outcomes. so what - happens in england and where is from today if you ignore this? well, it is now a criminal act to help or assist in a child marriage and the government says that is whether the marriages. not on whether the participants are willing or not. anyone doing so could face up not. anyone doing so could face up to seven years in prison. so the people who could be looking at seven years of prison are those who enable young people to get married. so it is not just parents who could be pushing them into this, it is the people who conduct the wedding as well.— the people who conduct the wedding as well. yes, anyone who can be — wedding as well. yes, anyone who can be seen _ wedding as well. yes, anyone who can be seen to _ wedding as well. yes, anyone who can be seen to be - wedding as well. yes, anyone | who can be seen to be helping facilitate this occurring. stephanie, interesting, thank you very much indeed. you are with bbc news. still to come. a british reality tv star takes on

england bowlerjames anderson left the field with a smile on his face but england lost to new zealand on the final day by a single run in wellington. joe wilson reports. in wellington, anything could happen and everything did. new zealand took four wickets quickly. england helped. dashing here, the thrilling harry brooke run out without facing a ball. oh, my word. ifjoe root felt responsible, he channeled his feelings into his batting. he had ben stokes for support, although the captain only had one good leg to stand on. a sore knee, he made 33. joe root could guide england home. on 95, joe root found a fielder. resistance now from ben foakes to the boundary and to the brink. just six runs behind, one moment of misjudgment to confound his concentration. but hang on, there was stilljames anderson. england nine wickets down, nowjust one run behind. five days to reach this knife—edge. anderson to win it? he brushed it to the wicketkeeper. all out, but from england�*s captain, perspective. even though we are on the losing side of it, it�*s a great game to be part of and you can be t