anything, itjust shows difficult to see rafik hurting. if anything, it just shows from a difficult to see rafik hurting. if anything, itjust shows from a game that we need to keep finding ways of making our game as diverse as we can and improving it, trying to make sure this is the last time that we have the conversation. meanwhile the ecb released have the conversation. meanwhile the ecb released more have the conversation. meanwhile the ecb released more figures have the conversation. meanwhile the ecb released more figures today - ecb released more figures today designed to highlight the success of the hundred tournament watched at some point by over 16 million people on tv. and over half of those who bought tickets for the games were new to cricket. the hundred is there to generate new interest, but with intense negotiations set to happen, the ecb maintained that test cricket is the sport s minute. joe wilson, bbc news. quick round up some of today s other sports stories. l
and maybe go on to the famous amber plus list but there is concern about the remarkably constant number of new infections in the uae which some people are suggesting suggests that the figures might not be entirely valid. again, there is nothing which is going to change about the hub status of the uae so effectively if you take what the transport secretary said at face value, it won t change for the rest of the year, but i think it might. but that was the reason originally given. we only have a minute left. this is from justin. i recently travelled abroad to an amber list country, ibiza, and five days after returning i got pinged and instructed to isolate. is it mandatory that i self isolate or only advisory? if you get pinged from a track and trace it is mandatory and if it is from the nhs app it is advisory. they go by the passenger information
eight people have died in the worst blazes the country has seen in a decade. the authorities say the majority of fires are now under control, but as simonjones reports, the huge firefighting operation is continuing. the fires continue to rage, fanned by strong winds, fuelled by soaring temperatures. more than 100 blazes have broken out. volunteers have been working night and day to try to do what they can, providing food and drink for exhausted firefighters and helping them with local knowledge. translation: while there are these fires and this disaster, many residents, including myself, cannot put our heads on the pillow and full asleep peacefully. we must be responsible for our land to prevent our future from burning. but the situation is really bad now. that is evident from these pictures
the ioc s issue which of course would be under the ioc sjurisdiction, but it has become the ioc sjurisdiction, but it has become more than that because she arguably become more than that because she arguably is become more than that because she arguably is requesting some kind of asylum arguably is requesting some kind of asylum or arguably is requesting some kind of asylum or residence in another country asylum or residence in another country. now we really have a situation country. now we really have a situation of not just the ioc but japanese situation of not just the ioc but japanese government involved and potentially government in the two countries potentially government in the two countries that we have heard that could countries that we have heard that could consider the application being in austria. could consider the application being in austria, so even this started as a protest in austria, so even this started as a protest because she was switched fr
showing the scorched earth. the holiday resort here now resembles a ghost town. it is being evacuated. the safest way out is by boat. something is different, because i have never seen this before. we had little fires before but i have never seen this devastation. it is notjust here, it is everywhere. the police are trying to establish whether some of the fires were started deliberately. the turkish government is facing criticism for the shortage of firefighting aircraft in the country, it insists it will do everything to help those affected by the flames rebuild their lives. it says the majority of the fires have been contained. many people are wondering what will be left of their homes and belongings when they are finally allowed to return. parts of italy, spain and greece have also been suffering, and as temperatures rise, so do the concerns. let s get some of