australia began their second innings with a sizeable lead but when it is gloomy up above it is a good time to bowl. england urgently had to create chances and take them. an early opportunity to dismiss 0sman kavala, no. england did get rid of david warner lbw and who is the bowler who is impressed on his ashes debut? josh tongue, it is you. khawaja watches and waits a ball to hit. yeah, and he hits it. classic test cricket. it is the way he got to another 50. cricket. it is the way he got to another50. labuschagne cricket. it is the way he got to another 50. labuschagne is out but steve smith remains, scoring that way, scoring his way. australia 130 42. 221 ahead stop before long they might seem out of sight. joe wilson, bbc news, lords. england s women, will be hoping for a change in theirfortunes when they play australia, in the first t20, match
this is bbc news. the latest headlines: elon musk, has clinched a deal to buy twitter in a joint statement, the two sides said they wanted to make the social media platform better than ever. the russian foreign minister, sergei lavrov, says nato is in effect engaging in a proxy war with russia, and that weapons delivered to ukraine from the west would be what he called legitimate targets. the businessman and philanthropist 0sman kavala has been sentenced to life in prison without parole in turkey after being found guilty of attempting to overthrow the government. the ruling was met with boos from a packed courtroom. human rights groups have condemned it as a travesty ofjustice. with me is our news reporter mark lobel. human rights activists have
they seem to blame civil society for a plot to unseat the government, saying they were agents of billionaire george soros. 0n were agents of billionaire george soros. on monday, seven defendants got 80 years each for trying to attempt to overthrow the government but the main charges have followed on the shoulders of one ringleader, 64 year old philanthropist 0sman kavala. his life supporting minority rights and conservation but he also spent years in prison without a conviction and now faces the prospect of life without parole. he has denied all the charges against him. he said the majority verdict which came against him, which had tried to overthrow the government, was in eastwards, an act of assassination by use of the judiciary. of the judiciary. what about internationally? of the judiciary. what about internationally? it - of the judiciary. what about internationally? it was - internationally? it was striking. internationally? it was striking, the internationally? it was str
society, branding them agents of, in theirwords, hungarian born george soros, ed culminated in a court case on monday in istanbul was 70 minutes got 18 years ease, but a particular defendant, the one you mentioned at the beginning, 0sman kavala, a 64 year old philanthropist, having spent four and a half years without a conviction behind bars has now been sentenced to life in prison without parole. he denies all the charges and his response just before he got that sentence was that this is an act of assassination by use of the judiciary. so an act of assassination by use of the judiciary. of the judiciary. so we have heard, of the judiciary. so we have heard. for of the judiciary. so we have heard, for instance, - of the judiciary. so we have heard, for instance, from i of the judiciary. so we have i heard, for instance, from that campaign are there to dissatisfaction with the verdict. the dissatisfaction. and what can be done about it and can human rights campaigners expect the in