hello. this is bbc news. let s get the sport. good afternoon. england s new s era under ben stokes and brendom mccullom got off to an excellent start against new zealand in the first test at lords. debutant matthew potts making test cricket look easy with three wickets in the opening session. but it was an old familiar face james anderson who got england off to the best start. two early wickets including this brilliant catch from bairstow. anderson and broad both were left out of england s tour to the west indies but both returned with take wickets. but the man of the morning is matthew potts. he got his first wicket in his first test match over dismissing new zealand captain kane williamson. he added another two and leaving new zealand going into lunch 39 for 6. not all plain sailing for england though. spinnerjack leach has been ruled out of the test with symptoms of concussion after taking this tumble trying to stop a boundary. england have brought in matt parkinson as a c
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the friends. it was just it was chaotic. and we really didn t divulge we didn t get into deep, deep line of questioning. our concern our first and foremost concern last night was their physical and mental well-being. so that is going to come out. but as of today, i couldn t tell you. reporter: do you know if beyond you heard from the neighbor there was a lock on the door, the neighbor would help get it out. do you know if there was other type beyond just door locks, if there were other ways that those women were kept inside the house without giving too much detail? no. no, i don t. all i know is, you know, amanda broke out the bottom of the door to get out. so obviously the door was secure. but exactly how it was reporter: you re still investigating whether there were calls from neighbors to that home. you know you were called there twice, but you don t know for a fact whether the neighbors ever called to report. marty flask, public safety. we ve quarteerqueried, lo