britt and rory burns, but will it be another england 7 they britt and rory burns, but will it be another england? they have dug in at the portraits the ashes, after australia declared on a97 for eight yesterday. we also look forward to the men's semifinals at the yes open and serena williams is through to the final. we hearfrom and serena williams is through to the final. we hear from anthony's joshua ahead of his rematch and michael owen speaks to me about that twitter spat with alan shearer. that is all on sports asx 30. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so, mark, what do we have this week? very interesting week. we have rojo about corruption. we have it, chapter about corruption. we have it, cha pter two about corruption. we have it, chapter two bowling in the footsteps of the biggest heart film of all—time. and we have the shiny shrimps, a story about a swimming tea m shrimps, a story about a swimming team with a difference. 50, rojo, director i'm not familiar with. should i be? this is a breakthrough f

out of the corner of my eye, i see england losing rory burns. the one thing england wanted to do was get to the close of play without losing a wicket but rory burns has gone for a wicket but rory burns has gone for a dog in the very first over. england chasing this notional target of 383 but really it is all about survival. can they survive until close of play tomorrow and get a draw? it is the worst possible start for them and i can tell you it has got even worse. joe route has been bolts of england have lost two wickets already in the opening minutes of their second innings. that tall order is looking even taller by every passing minute. —— joe route. as far as the first innings, it seemed an awful long time ago, england resumed at the start of the day looking to increase their first start of the day looking to increase theirfirst innings start of the day looking to increase their first innings total but ben stokes their first innings total but ben sto kes we nt their first innings total but ben stokes went for 26 and it really but once he

after a long rain delay, england fans had plenty to cheer at first, century stand between rory burns and joe route, but eventually burns went for 81, caught at slip, and then the wicked started to tumble. joe root soon followed, lbw a71. that brought ben stokes to the wicked, to a huge ovation from england fans. of course, he was the hero of the last test at headingley. but he soon lost his batting partner, jason roy, clea n his batting partner, jason roy, clean bowled byjosh hazelwood, just before the close. so england five wickets down. still with a huge amount of work to do. while stokes is still there, the fans will believe anything is possible, but they know they face a real battle to save this match, and save the ashes hopes. we probably wouldn't have liked to have loosed a couple wickets of the end there, but i think it's setting out, pretty clear for us end there, but i think it's setting out, pretty clearfor us in end there, but i think it's setting out, pretty clear for us in terms of there is a follow to get past, and there's a score to get as close as we can. i think we a

, rory burns might be, ithink opening batsmen, rory burns might be, i think rich will be fine as captain. simon hughesjoining captain. simon hughes joining me captain. simon hughesjoining me on that earlierfrom lord's. simon hughesjoining me on that earlier from lord's. -- i think route to newmachar rate will be fine as captain. —— joe root. let's have quick look at some of the day's other headlines. dylan groenewegan has now won three of the five stages so far at the tour of britain. they raced around the wirral today, and the dutchman finished ahead of british rider matt walls. matteo trentin regained the the overall lead. judd trump's winning run is up to 13 matches. the world champion beat david gilbert by six frames to four to reach the shanghai masters quarterfinals where he'll face mark allen. during the november international break, there will be what the fa are calling a ‘women‘s football weekend' on the 16th to the 17th of that month. super league fixtures will include a north london derby at the tottenham hotspur stadium. it's the start of the first knockout round in t

burns and thenjoe possible start, as rory burns and then joe root went possible start, as rory burns and thenjoe root went in the very first over. they eventually finished the day just two wickets over. they eventually finished the dayjust two wickets down but they know they will need to bat out the whole of the final day if they are to secure a draw. if they cannot do that, then australia will retain the ashes. let's bring you up to date with the latest round of euro 2020 qualfiers. england captain harry kane scored a hat—trick in their 4—0 win over bulgaria, which took them back to the top of their group, above kosovo, who beat the czech republic. also wins for ukraine and iceland — the other games are well into the second half. the final of the women's singles at the us open is under way. serena williams is going for a record—equalling 24th grand slam. she's up against teenager bianca andreescu, who's impressed on route to her first major final. let's speak david law, who's commentating on the match for the bbc. david, incredible achievement already for serena. how much th

rory burns reached his half—ce ntu ry trafford. rory burns reached his half—century alongside joe root, trafford. rory burns reached his half—century alongsidejoe root, who also reached 50. in the last half an hour, burns was out for 81 and joe root for 71. england a short time ago where180—a, chasing a97. after a thrilling summer of world cup women's football and record viewing figures, the women's super league season returns tomorrow. and it begins with derbies at premier league grounds in manchester and london for the first time. the football association hopes the effects of the summer will now be felt in stadiums across england, as jo currie reports. it was one of the sporting moments of the summer. it's1—1,she's done it again! almost 12 million people tuned in to watch england's world cup semifinal against the us. it ended in heartache but the lionesses' journey catapulted women's football into the mainstream. if somebody had said that at the beginning, people would probably have laughed, but that was what we tried to

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the previous best was only 27, but rory burns was caught at 54 only 27, but rory burns was caught at 5a at the oval. they have since moved on to 70—1. that is a lead of 139. you can follow that on the bbc sport website. there are videos there and of course live commentary as well on radio five live sports extra. another big win for the usa in the cup today. let's go live to gleneagles now and speak to sarah mo kerins. sarah, as you wear. well, as you can see, it is windy, it is blustery, it has been gusty the soaring. the players have certainly been pulling off all of the stops. they trying to be get through these conditions. but the foursomes are 110w conditions. but the foursomes are now all complete for the morning sessions and is still europe who lead by a point. two of the matches went to team europe, two of the matches went to the usa. very difficult. very difficult choices of shots. the balls have been moving on the green, they have done well. as you can see, in the first match, the americans did better in the tough conditions, coming back to win that match. a big word for g

first rory burns and then captain,joe survival. first rory burns and then captain, joe root. pat cummings with two wickets in the very first over to leave england's chances hanging by the most slender thread. after headingley perhaps anything is possible but unless england can somehow bat all day tomorrow, the ashes will be staying with australia. andy swiss, bbc news, old trafford. better news in the football, as captain harry kane scored a hat—trick in england's latest qualification match for euro 2020. england comfortably beat bulgaria 4—0 to top the group, as david ornstein reports from wembley. the latest stop on the path to euro 2020. a path england hope will ultimately lead back here next summer, when wembley stages the tournament final. they could also enjoy home advantage in the group stage but that and their seeding will be determined by the outcome of qualifying. so games like these carry greater importance. england duly set up camp in opposition territory and bulgaria buckled. harry kane, as ever, in the right place at the right time. his team in control, the

first rory burns and then captain joe survival. oh dear. first rory burns and then captainjoe root. pat cummings with two wickets in the very first over to leave england possibly chances hanging by the thread. after headingley perhaps anything is possible. but unless england to somehow bat all day tomorrow, the ashes will be staying with australia. in the last 15 minutes or so, serena williams has failed in her bid for a record—equalling 24th grand slam title. she lost in the final of the us open to bianca andreescu, who becomes the first canadian to win a grand slam. williams looked out of sorts from the start, broken in the first game before losing the opening set 6—3. the teenager sped to a 5—1 lead in the second set butjust as it looked as though she was going to run away with it, williams fought back, bringing it level at 5 games all. but she couldn't hold on, and andreescu made her own piece of history. phenomenal win for her. catch it on the bbc sport website. we have a british champion at the us open tennis jamie murray and bethanie mattek—sands retained their mixed

finally the run started flowing and he found composed company in rory burns. hussain reaches is 50, the crowd had a welcome excuse to warm their hands. as chile were getting frustrated, near misses, birtley chases, needless to say the england fa ns were chases, needless to say the england fans were loving every bit of it. it is been tense cricket. the hosts we re is been tense cricket. the hosts were now going nicely, a century partnership and i have century the route. when the big chance came virtually accommodate bluster. a case of after you that seemed to sum up case of after you that seemed to sum up their afternoon. 0nce case of after you that seemed to sum up their afternoon. once again, australia could not grab their opportunity. finally, though, they did. burns caught outjosh hazlewood for 81, but he has at least given england a platform to try and save this match. i am a very since then there has been more bad news for england. joe rich, the captain, is out for a 71 lbw tojosh england. joe rich, the captain, is out for a 71 lbw to josh hazlewood. engl

first, rory burns, then captainjoe ahead. first, rory burns, then captain joe root — ahead. first, rory burns, then captainjoe root — pat cummins with two wickets in the first over to leave england's chances hanging by the slender wrist thread. after headingly perhaps anything is possible, but if england can somehow bat all day, the ashes will be staying with australia. at wembley, england captain harry kane scored a hat—trick as they cruised to a 4—0 win over bulgaria, maintaining their 100% record in euro 2020 qualifying. kane was set up by raheem sterling for his first, before adding two penalties. and kane returned the favour, getting sterling's name on the scoresheet too, as the pair showed off their deadly partnership. a record crowd of more than 31,000 were at the etihad to watch the first manchester derby in the professional women's game, as the super league season got under way. city beat united 1—0, the only goal of the game coming early in the second half, when caroline weir picked up a poor clearance and slammed it home. great attendance at the etihad, bu

rory burns and joe root are at the crease. it'll be a near impossible task for england to win this match now — the best they can probably hope for is a draw and hope to regain the ashes in the deciding match at the oval next week. it's after steve smith's double century in the first innings for australia. there's commentary continuing on 5 live sports extra. remember — england must avoid defeat to preserve their hopes of winning back the urn. and 20 years on from her first us open win — serena williams is on course for another? and what's all the more remarkable is that her opponent in tomorrow's final is a teenager from canada called bianca andreescu. she wasn't even born when williams won the title for the first time back in 1999. andreescu is only playing in this tournament for the first time, and says it's a dream come true to face williams in the final. the 23—time grand slam champion beat elina svitolina in straight sets in the last four, and remains on course to equal margaret court's all—time record of 2a gra

burns, who proved himself very capable during the series. england will also have a new coach installed in time for that next international cricket in new zealand, so this team could really start to be taking shape and starting to get bedded in by the time they go to south africa for the next major tour, which sta rts for the next major tour, which starts on boxing day in centurion. joe lenski. next to that mic drop moment that sealed the solheim cup for europe at the end of a thrilling three days where the two teams could barely be separated, it came down to the final putt of the final pair in the final putt of the final pair in the singles at gleneagles, sunk by suzann pettersen, the swedish vetera n suzann pettersen, the swedish veteran immediately announcing her retirement from professional golf. it was enough for that one—point victory. the americans were strong favourites having won the last two tournaments of corso how significant is it for women's golf in europe that the trophy changed hands? beth allen a few times when on the ladie

burns opened for the first three tests, roy has averaged 13.75, he was dropped to number 4 at old trafford swapping places withjoe denley, this is england's eternal work in progress. let's speak to cricket broadcaster and writer isabelle westbury, england have named an unchanged squad today as they look to level this series, that probably to be expected or do the debate has been raging. they've gone with an unchanged squad today for the final test at the oval. should they freshen things up do you think? it was a little bit of surprise, you would expect someone like ali pope and it would be his home ground and a chance for him to try and cement his place of the top of the order. although the ashes have been conceded, and retained there's still an to level the series as a test championship points to go in and to get the feeling thatjoe really wa nted get the feeling thatjoe really wanted to get closure... we will try and stick with you as we've got sound issues with you. that's with the captain was really clutching at this positive saying we've got these we've still got the level of the seri

rory burns and joe denley finished as england's openers. burns has shown he can be relied on, batting average of 39, only ben stokes is a better average than that. joe denley made 94 in that test. even at the age of 33, coming into this team. who else might be sticking around? jack leach came infor might be sticking around? jack leach came in for the second test, he has found hero status already, he has been cheered as a batsman, he contributed 12 wickets across this series with best figures of 4—49 in that fifth test. on the flip side, who is not —— who has not had such a good series? jason roy averaged just 13 across the four tests he played in. he was so vital for england at the world cup, but struggled as a test batsmen. moeen ali may need some time away is in the's spinners, played in the first test, but jack leach has moved ahead, and talk around jonny bairstow, such a talisman for england as a one—day player, only made 1/2—century across the series and there are other options at wicketkeeper who may be in line to challenge

burns studied things with 141 run partnership but josh hazlewood had them both out in the same over england need another $98.00 runs to avoid the follow on after being shunned by athletics governing body caster semenya might be about to start a new career as a footballer the 800 metre olympic and world champion has signed for a south african women's team called j b w however she will not be able to play until next year because she joined outside the transfer window. now it's not clear if this mean samina is completely walking away from athletics the 28 year old will not defend her $800.00 metre world title in doha this month she lost a court battle over a new idea rules forcing her to take drugs to lower her testosterone levels she refuses to take medication to compete and is appealing the decision fresh from his maiden victory in belgium for our use charles the clerk has maintained his pace in practice for the italian grand prix but the wet conditions that left many drivers struggling to stay on the track the sessions were halted a number of times to clear away cars that had skidde

the 3rd day of the 4th ashes test in manchester after losing a wicket early in the day joe root and rory burns studied things with $141.00 run partnership but josh hazlewood had them both out in the same over england need another $98.00 runs to avoid the follow on after being shunned by athletics governing body caster semenya might be about to start a new career as a footballer the 800 metre olympic and world champion has signed for a south african women's team called j b w however she will not be able to play until next year because she joined outside the transfer window. now it's not clear if this means to many is completely walking away from athletics the 28 year old will not defend her $800.00 metre world title in doha this month she lost a court battle over a new idea rules forcing her to take drugs to lower her testosterone levels she refuses to take medication to compete and is appealing that decision fresh from his maiden victory in belgium for ariz charles the clerk has maintained his pace in practice for the italian grand prix but the white conditions left many drivers struggli

when people talk about rory burns, it works for you, it works for steve smith. you have been doing yourjob a long time, but you are not around to see donald bradman back, but they are making comparisons between steve smith and donald bradman. is that fair? when he got his third double hundred against england don bradman had seven double hundred. ok... i love his understatement. brilliant. he knows these statistics, he doesn't look them up. i don't know how he does it. an amazing memory. but that again shows the difference. steve smith is an extraordinary player, i have never seen anything quite like it. it must be incredibly infuriating. they have to try not to let him get to them. i think what we should all do isjust let him get to them. i think what we should all do is just listen to your commentary from the last hour at headingley. it was amazing, great. it was great fun. every time i think i don't know what is going to happen and i am pacing the room! it does end well, don't worry! we had a massive audience listening to that. as ben stokes said, that counts

they had to bat well, and for a decent while, they did, as rory burns and joe root combined to impressive effect. together, they shared a stubborn century stand, and it was australia fluffing their chances, much to their very obvious frustration. but, once burns was snaffled for 81, suddenly the pendulum swung. moments later, joe root followed, trapped leg before for 71. that brought in the hero of headingley, ben stokes, to a predictably raucous reception. cheering but, at the other end, there was rather less to cheer. jason roy emphatically dismissed by josh hazlewood. that late clatter of wickets leaving australia in control and england still trailing by a hefty 297. while stokes is still there, england fans will believe anything is possible, but they know they face a huge battle to save this match, and their ashes hopes. andy swiss, bbc news, old trafford. that's it now on bbc one. time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm chetan pathak, coming up... bale to the rescue, wales leave it late to beat azerbaijan in their crucial euro 2020

owed so much to rory burns. he did had to come out and bat again as england's opener and survived a tricky session before the close of play. they will resume in the morning. nine without loss in the second innings so that gives them a lead of 78 which standing here right now feel significant. thank you very much. sir dave brailsford has revealed he's had surgery for prostate cancer. the team ineos principal, who's 55, was diagnosed with the disease injuly and will find out tomorrow if the surgery he had last month has been successful. brailsford oversaw team gb‘s domination of track cycling at the 2008 and 2012 olympics and has led a team that has produced seven tour de france winners in the last eight years. let's bring you up to date with some of the other stories we've been covering today at the bbc sport centre. staying with cycling, slovenia‘s primoz roglich recovered from a crash on stage 19 of the vuelta a espana to finish tenth and retain his overall lead with just one decisive stage to go. french ri

england made the worst possible start losing opener rory burns third ball. and then captainjoe root was also out for a duck. pat cummins rewarded for some excellent bowling this match. here is the scorecard. england need 365 runs to win, not something anybody genuinely expects to happen. more hopefully, there remaining players could bat all day tomorrow, therefore drawing and avoiding defeat and the cds would go to a decider at the oval defeat and the cds would go to a decider at the 0valfor defeat and the cds would go to a decider at the oval for the final test on thursday. it was all too easy for england this evening at wembley. captain harry kane scored a hat trick, as they cruised to a four zero win over bulgaria. gareth southgate‘s side have won every match in their euro 2020 group. and look odds on to qualify for next year's competition. 0ur correspondent david 0rnstein is there for us. a routine win for england. it was. three wins out of three with five to go, england in firm control of their group. hurtling towards another major tournament. that's

burns studied things with 141 run partnership but josh hazlewood had them both out in the same over england need another $98.00 runs to avoid the follow on after being shunned by athletics governing body caster semenya might be about to start a new career as a footballer the 800 metre olympic and world champion has signed for a south african women's team called j b w however she will not be able to play until next year because she joined outside the transfer window now it's not clear if this means to minya is completely walking away from athletics the 28 year old will not defend her $800.00 metre world title in doha this month she lost a court battle over a new idea rules forcing her to take drugs to lower her testosterone levels she refuses to take medication to compete and is appealing that decision fresh from his maiden victory in belgium for our use chas the clerk has maintained his pace in practice for the italian grand prix but the white conditions that left many drivers struggling to stay on the track the sessions were halted a number of times to clear away cars that had skid

rory burns has been given just a test contract but archer's inclusion was never in doubt. i thinkjofra is capable of anything. i chatted with his dad at the oval and he thought he would hit 100 mph next year and i said i would take that! but it's important we look after him, it's not easy to bowl that pace consistently, and he is a fine asset for the team. i'll have more for you in the next hour. let's get more on our top story now that millions we have been from hearing from the brexit secretary, stephen barclay, this is what he had to say a few minutes ago. we had serious detailed discussions today with michel barnier and his team. discussions today with michel barnierand his team. a discussions today with michel barnier and his team. a common purpose, we both want a deal and a very clear message has been given by the president and jean—claude juncker. the meeting overran which signals a fact that we were getting into the detail and would have further details next week. jean—claude juncker has told further details next week. jean—claudejuncker has told sky news tha

neitherjoe denly nor rory burns have reached the fame of ben stokes, for example, but australia's bowlers have certainly learned to respect burns. there has been enough of this to ensure that. and denly? well, that's a side of his batting that seemed to shock australia. england had reached 5a. it was all going so well. and then burns was caught and gone. but australia were a long way behind. there were some urgent discussions with the umpire. now, was that a team under pressure we were watching? and how was your mood seeing this? joe root was batting, and he certainly seemed to enjoy it. but the mood of a batsman can change instantly. joe denly in sudden pain. his captain offered sympathy. sort of. bravery and a bit of luck, that's all part of the game. denly probably earned his good fortune as the ball missed the stumps and ran towards the boundary. of course, australia's captain would have disagreed. and those expressions changed once again just and those expressions changed once againjust before and those expressions changed once again just before lunch becausejoe root was dismissed bu

some catches are unmissable, rory burns battled hard to 47 when he looped the ball to a sad conclusion. for him anyway. wherever ben stokes meant to hit this, the outcome was straight to nathan lyon. stokes was furious with himself, and in the dressing room to applaud his captain. joe route 250 and a hint of satisfaction. perhaps sensed this was looming. flattened by cummings, no catches required. australia took control, they picked marsh for this match, and he got ben stokes out like this. just another day in the ashes office. let's remember, the australians must be tired too and in the last few minutes jos buttler be tired too and in the last few minutesjos buttler has played some big shots. england 271—8, sophie, just maybe there is some life in the ashes yet. joe, thank you. and some good weather for the ashes, darren? yes, and this picture was taken earlier on today at the oval. blue skies at times, not all the i mind you. further west in wales it has been much cloudier and cooler, and we have rain and drizzle for wales and northern england. that will slip southwards overnight,

the previous best was only 27, but rory burns was caught at 54 at the oval. they have since moved on to 70—1. that is a lead of 139. you can follow that on the bbc sport website. there are videos there and of course live commentary as well on radio five live sports extra. another big win for the usa in the cup today. let's go live to gleneagles now and speak to sarah mo kerins. sarah, as you wear. well, as you can see, it is windy, it is blustery, it has been gusty

rory burns held it. england will resume 78 ahead and it is this way to the weekend. joe wilson, bbc news, at the oval. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm chetan pathak. coming up: europe have the edge, with a one—point lead over the united states after day one of the solheim cup at gleneagles. six wickets forjofra archer — as england bowl australia out for 225 on day two of the final ashes test. and it's an unlucky friday the 13th for london broncos, as they're relegated from rugby league's super league. thank you forjoining us. first to golf, where europe have a one point lead over the united states at the solheim cup. they'll take a 41/2—31/2 lead into the second day at gleneagles.

first, rory burns, then captainjoe root. pat cummins with two wickets in the very first over to leave england's chances hanging by the slenderest thread. after headingley, perhaps anything is possible, but unless england can somehow bat all day, the ashes will be staying with australia. andy swiss, bbc news, old trafford. at wembley, england captain harry kane scored a hat—trick as they cruised to a 4—0 win over bulgaria, maintaining their 100% record in euro 2020 qualifying. kane was set up by raheem sterling for his first, before adding two penalties. and kane returned the favour, getting sterling's name on the scoresheet too, as the pair showed off their deadly partnership. a record crowd of more than 31,000 were at the etihad to watch the first manchester derby in the professional women's game, as the super league season got under way. city beat united 1—0. the only goal of the game coming early in the second half, when caroline weir picked up a poor clearance and slammed it home. great attendance at the etihad, bu

england lost their openers joe root and rory burns for ducks late on yesterday. they narrowly avoided the follow—on but england will have to do well today with the bat — the aussie's have a 382 run lead and are just 7 wickets away from retaining the urn. there was a big shock at the us open when history was made in the women's final — but not in the way many expected. serena williams failed in her bid for a record—equalling 24th grand slam title, losing in the final to bianca andreescu 6—3, 7—5. andreescu is the first canadian to win a grand slam. it's the fourth major final in a row that williams has lost. it's really hard right now to take that moment in and to say, "you did ok," because i don't believe i did, you know? i believe i could have played better. i believe i could have done more. i believe i could have just been a better... been more serena today. honestly i don't think serena showed up and i have to kind of figure out how to get her to show up in grand slam finals. great britain has a champion at the us open. jamie murray and bethanie ma

rory burns got the ball rolling. maybe australia have been the better team in the ashes, but maybe england could be the better team today — that's what they were hoping. joe denly opening the batting. well, he was still going, which was more thanjason roy, who'd been dropped for this match. it is tough to feel secure in test cricket. burns still watching, still thinking, and sometimes leaving. that's fine. butjoe denly couldn't help it. an edge, a catch, gone for 14. but look at thejuggling. steve smith even makes his catches last as long as possible! shane was trying to prolong his gum. well, bubbles always burst eventually. there was england's captain. joe root would be encouraged by the crowd for any run, anything, but the biggest roars came for australia's fielder. root virtually placed the ball in peter siddle's hands, and down. now this is the kind of juggling act that appeals to this particular circus. no hiding place. they even spotted it on the rooftops. australia's captain could hardly criticise because,

rory burns again displayed deep concentration and good judgement — that's it. a7, he made. joe denly was the first english batsman to fall. steve smith the fielder. well, he even makes his catches last as long as possible. he held on. captainjoe root was dropped three times before he got to 50. just watch them. siddle's chance was the simplest, although tim paine had the gloves to help him. commentator: oh, down again. still no good. and look who dropped this one — yeah, that is steve smith. well, good fortune, but when root got to 57, enter pat cummins. no fielder required. australia had changed their team for this test, picked mitchell marsh. he took four wickets, dismissing bairstow like that and woakes like this. england soon eight wickets down and it seemed like another weary day at the ashes office. but here's the thing. aren't the australians tired too? and as day became evening, jos buttler started hitting. not only did buttler end the day like this, he'll be back in the morning to resume. england 271—8 and if there's more of this, well, keep the ashes going unt

after a long rain delay england fans had plenty to cheer at first, a century stand between rory burns and joe root, but eventually burns went to 81, caught at slip, and then the wickets started to tumble. joe root soon followed lbw 471, that brought ben stokes to the wicket, a huge ovation from the england fans, he was the hero of the last test at headingley. but he soon lost his batting partner jason roy, clean bold byjosh hazlewood, just before the close. england five wickets down, but still with a huge amount of work to do. while stokes is still there the fans believe anything is possible, but they know they face a real battle to save this match and save their ashes hopes. we needed a couple of wickets at the end there, but i think it set out pretty clear for us in terms of, there is a follow—on to get past and then we have to get as close as we can. we are only a couple of partnerships away from that, and personally we have the right to be sitting here with three figures, but i thought how we played, i was pretty ha p py i thought how we played, i was pretty happy with it. engla

they had to bat well and, for a decent while, they did, as rory burns and joe root combined to impressive effect. together, they shared a stubborn century stand and it was australia fluffing their chances, much to their very obvious frustration. but once burns was snaffled for 81, suddenly, the pendulum swung. moments later, root was following him, trapped leg before for 71. that brought in the hero of headingley, ben stokes, to a predictably raucous reception. cheering and applause. but at the other end, there was rather less to cheer... commentator: bowled him! ..jason roy emphatically dismissed by josh hazlewood. that late clatter of wickets leaving australia in control and england still trailing by a hefty 297. while stokes is still there, england fans will believe anything is possible, but they know they face a huge battle to save this match, and their ashes hopes. andy swiss, bbc news, old trafford. gareth bale snatched a late crucial victory for wales in their qualifying match against azerbaijan in cardiff. wales went ahead thanks toa in cardiff. wales went ahead thanks to a bizarr

england resume on 18—2, after losing joe root and rory burns for ducks. england will have two bat with all their might today come with the aussies have a 382 run lead and are eight wickets away from returning the urn. all of the latest on that on the bbc sport website, more on all of those stories on the website. studio: jane, thank you. thousands of pro—democracy activists have marched to the us consulate in hong kong to urge america to support their bid for political reform. some of them carried the us flag, the stars and stripes, and called for president trump to "liberate" the territory. china claims the united states is orchestrating the protests, which have been going on for three months. our correspondent in hong kong, steve mcdonell, is following developments. today's protest in hong kong threatens to drive something of a diplomatic wedge in between beijing and washington. that is because, in their tens and thousands, demonstrators have come out calling on washington to take a tougher sta nce on washington to take a tougher stance on their city.

a century stand between rory burns and joe rude but eventually burns went for a run caught at six and then the wicked started to tumble. joe reed soon followed and lbw for 71. that brought ben stokes to the wicket so a huge ovation from england fans and he was the hero of the last test at headingley. he soon lost his batting partner, jason roy, clea n lost his batting partner, jason roy, clean bold byjosh hazel cell five wickets on any huge amount of work to do and still there the fans will believe anything is possible but they face a real battle to save this match and the ashes helps. wales and scotla nd match and the ashes helps. wales and scotland are both in qualifying action night for euro 2020 and he lost two of the first three matches and taking on the bottom of the group, azerbaijan and cardiff and they lead by a goal— zero and it gave whales the lead and scotland are in front as well in level with second—place russia if they could win, they lead at the moment. both 725 pm. kick—off. he comes in after steve bruce left to join newcastle in the summerand steve bruce left t

captain joe rory burns just short of his half—century. captainjoe root also made a start, passing 50 before being bowled out. jos buttler gave some relief, he will start the day unbeaten on 74. sir dave brailsford, the head of cycling's team ineos, formerly team sky, has said this morning that he's recovering from prostate cancer. sir dave underwent surgery last month after the cancer was diagnosed in july. the 55—year—old has overseen team gb's domination of track cycling at the 2008 and 2012 olympics and seven tour de france winners in the last eight years. former world number one kim clijsters has announced she will return to tennis next year at the age of 36. the four—time grand slam champion initially retired back in 2007 to start a family. she returned two years later before her second retirement in 2012. the belgian says she's ready to challenge herself again, making the announcement in a social media video iam i am looking forward to that. kim clijsters back in 2020. that will be really exciting. looking at the screen behind

burns and captain joe root, joe denly stood firm and passed his half century. ben stokes started in careful fashion but soon took the attack to the australians reaching his half century with a six. stokes, though, was out for 67 and denly finally fell six runs short of a maiden test century. england, though, still in control. they are 279 for five — a lead of 348. have a look at some of the day's other stories... there's been more success for frankie dettori in doncaster. he rode the favourite logician to victory in the final classic of the flat racing season — the st leger. the win maintains logician‘s unbeaten record — which now stretches to five successive victories. mathieu van der polhas won the tour of britain and he has done it in style. on the final day in manchester the dutchman out sprinted compatriot case bol and matteo trentin to take his third stage of the week and the race overall. maverick vinales will start tomorrow's san marino grand prix at misano from pole position. the spaniard beat compatriot pol espargaro by more than a quarter of

he has been given a contract for all forms of the game. 0pening batsman, rory burns, has been given a test contract. five british sides were in europa league action last night, and a couple of teenagers stole the show. 18—year—old bukayo sa ka score his first goal for arsenal and set up the other two, as they beat eintract frankfurt 3—0 in germany. manchester united's 17—year—old mason greenwood scored his first for the club, the winner against kazakh side astana 1—0 at old trafford. wolves are back in europe this season, for the first time time since the early 80s. they were beaten 1—0 at molyneux, in theirfirst group game, by the portuguese side braga. rangers were 1—0 winners over the dutch side feyenoord. this great strike from sheyi 0jo giving steven gerrard's side all three points. a draw for celtic, who had to come from behind against rennes. ryan christie levelling things from the spot after the french side had taken a first—half lead with a penalty of their own. don't forget that you can follow all the action from the rugby world cup on the bbc sport website

rory burns has been given a test contract — but fellow openerjoe denly has just been awarded a one day version. archer was their leading wicket—taker in their world cup winning campaign. so what next for the fast bowler? i thinkjofra is capable of anything. i chatted with his dad at the oval and he thought he would hit 100 mph next year and i said i would take that. but it‘s important we look after him, it‘s not easy to bowl that pace consistently, and he is a fine asset for the team. hazy conditions have overshadowed preparations for the singapore grand prix this weekend, with the city‘s worst air pollution in three years causing some concern. but practice has been taking place today. valterri bottas crashed in the first session — hitting the barriers of the street circuit. he missed the rest of the session as a result. championship leader lewis hamilton was the fastested in second practice ahead of qualifying tomorrow. that‘s all the sport for now. i‘ll have more for you in the next hour. tomorrow is the un‘s international day of peace. celebrities will gather tomorro

they had to bat well and, for a decent while, they did, as rory burns and joe root combined to impressive effect. together, they shared a stubborn century stand and it was australia fluffing their chances, much to their very obvious frustration. but once burns was snaffled for 81, suddenly, the pendulum swung. moments later, joe root followed, trapped leg before for 71. that brought in the hero of headingley, ben stokes, to a predictably raucous reception. cheering. but at the other end, there was rather less to cheer — jason roy emphatically dismissed by josh hazlewood. commentator: bowled him! that late clatter of wickets leaving australia in control and england still trailing by a hefty 297. while stokes is still there, england fans will believe anything is possible, but they know they face a huge battle to save this match, and their ashes hopes. andy swiss, bbc news, old trafford. we probably would not have like to lose a couple of wickets at the end there but i think we have set it out pretty, you know, clearfor us in terms of there is a follow—on to get past and a score to get a

rory burns held it. england will resume 78 ahead. this way to the weekend! joe wilson, bbc news. it would mean a lot for the team, obviously. there's still a lot to play for — there's the test championships and even our own personal game, you know? so although the ashes is lost, we've still got a lot to play for. now, it was billed as friday 13th fright night in the super league as one of four teams faced relegation in the final round of fixtures. in the end, it was london broncos whose luck ran out. they were beaten by wakefield, whose19—10 win saved them from relegation. for the broncos, they return to the championship after one season in the top flight. huddersfield and hull kr also survive. after the international break, the premier league returns today. leaders liverpool are the only side with a 100% record. they kick the weekend off at lunchtime at home to newcastle. newcastle will fight like crazy and — like they did against tottenham, for example. they had a couple of good results. now, for us, the game will be a real challenge. we'll need pretty much everybody on t

rory burns held it. england will resume 78 ahead, this way to the weekend. they are back on at 11 o'clock this morning. now it was billed as ‘friday 13th fright night‘ in the super league — as one of four teams faced relegation in the final round of fixtures. huddersfield and hull kr survived. but it was london broncos whose luck ran out. they were beaten by wakefield, whose19—10 win saved them from relegation. for the broncos they return to the championship after one season in the top flight. maybe in a couple of days' time we can have a look and say... ..we had a good crack but to come so close and he fell at the last hurdle is devastating. we worked so hard. to come up short like that is painful. after the international break, the premier league returns today. leaders liverpool are the only side with a 100 % record — they kick the weekend off at lunchtime, at home to newcastle. newcastle will fight like crazy and — like they did against tottenham, for example. they had a couple of good results. now, for us, the game will be a real challenge. w

captainjoe root and rory burns then built up a decent partnership. root was lucky, because he was dropped three times. and then burns went for 47, caught by mitchel marsh off the bowling ofjosh hazelwood. when stokes went, it was an awful decision. mitchell marsh bowled, not a particularly great ball, but stokes hooked it when he didn‘t have to. caught by nathan lyon. then root went as well. england are 175—4. jos buttler and johnny bairstow at the crease. you can follow it on 5live sports extra and the bbc sports website, where you‘ll find in—play video highlights. let‘s, as we have to come and talk about racism in football. england are preparing players should they be subjected to it. u nfortu nately, unfortunately, the evidence is there, coaches and players for england having to deal with this. head coach gareth southgate saying that he‘s worried about their trip to bulgaria next month because he thinks there‘s a chance they could face racist abuse. that‘s because the bulgaria fans have already been punished for racist behaviour in

(gfx)they‘ve been they've been playing about half an hour, rory burns was given out lbw, but correctly reviewed the decision and survived. he and joe denly at the crease, england 20—0 as they look to level the series although australia have already retained the ashes. you can follow it on 5 live sports extra and the bbc sports website, where you'll find in—play video. another boundary now just another boundary nowjust gone for england where you can find that. the england football manager gareth southgate says he's concerned about their trip to bulgaria next month with the fear that his players could face racist abuse. the stadium will be partially closed for the game on 14th october because of the racist behaviour of bulgaria fans earlier this year. england's black players were also subjected to monkey chants on their last visit to sofia in 2011. southgate says, "we're aware that there is history there and we want to make sure that we're all prepared for what might happen and how we want to respond". the fa is investigating a complaint of racial discrimination against former englan