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we will have more on all of those stories. first, though, let s head to the bbc sport centre, round up the sport. good afternoon. the england and both report have announced a new regulator sport and complete lead change the game. it is in response to a report earlier this or that outlined racism, sexism and elitism in cricket. here is dan roan. the game has undergone a period of soul searching over the last free months, and nowhere has that process been more relevant or painful than inherent headingley, the county was engulfed in a racism scandal two years ago. it was heavily criticised for the way that it handled the allegations of its former player azeem rafiq, and it was fine hundred of thousands of pounds and docked 48 points in the county championship by the ecb earlier this year, but this this scandal spreads well be on one county, because three months ago, the independent commission for equity in cricket produced a damning report that found that the game across e ....
for more on all the stories coming up for more on all the stories coming up but first let s head to the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. wells cruised to a win after the wallabies, sealing their spot in the quarterfinals but for australia, their fate is out of their hand. given the previous loss to fiji who are currently second with a game in hand. i are currently second with a game in hand. . . , ., are currently second with a game in hand. . ., , ., ~ , ., ., are currently second with a game in hand. . . ., ~ ., hand. i am a proud australian. ahead to see australian hand. i am a proud australian. ahead to see australian rugby hand. i am a proud australian. ahead to see australian rugby was hand. i am a proud australian. ahead to see australian rugby was poorly, i to see australian rugby was poorly, particularly under my rain. came back to want to try to help but there is not only the wallabies have got to improve, we got to improve the whole system of australia ....
in case of an emergency. on sunday, suella braverman called for a review into armed policing. her intervention was welcomed by the metropolitan police commissioner, sir mark rowley. in an open letter, he called for an urgent reset, writing that improvements to the met police were being undermined by a system not set up to help officers succeed, identifying police pursuits and the use of force as areas of the most glaring unfairness. he said officers need sufficient legal protection to do theirjob and keep the public safe, because they re now more afraid of years of uncertainty for them and theirfamilies in the legal system than they are of confronting dangerous or armed criminals and terrorists. it all comes after a met police officer was charged on thursday with the murder of unarmed chris kaba last year. the 24 year old was fatally shot in a borrowed car in south london, a car the police say was linked to an incident involving a gun. the met police are keen to stress ....
in the halls of power, but not tonight. on capitol hill, lawmakers are in crunch talks to avoid a government shutdown, that is live pictures coming to you there from capitol hill. the republicans, who hold a slim majority in the house of representatives, are at a deadlock, with members on the right of the party demanding wide ranging spending cuts. time appears to have run out to pass all the bills necessary in time for the start of the new fiscal year, on october 1. the question now is whether lawmakers can pass a stopgap measure to buy more time. if they don t succeed, all non essential functions of the federal govenrment will shut down, with nonessential workers places on furlough. the last shutdown, between december 2018 and january 2019, lastest 35 days, the longest ever in us history. republican house speaker kevin mccarthy, has not ruled out avoiding the shutdown by making a deal with democratic lawmakers. but conservative republicans have threatened to oust him ....
live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it is news day. hello, and welcome to the programme. the impossible became possible: that s how the head of nasa described an extraordinary mission to retrieve a capsule containing fragments of an asteroid on sunday. the capsule had travelled a billion miles to land on the asteroid, named bennu, before returning safely back to earth earlier after seven years in space. scientists are now examining the sample, which they hope is 250 grams of rock and dust from the surface. they say it could explain how life on earth began. the retrieval of the capsule happened in the us state of utah, from where rebecca morelle reports. it has entered the earth s atmosphere. a first glimpse of the capsule after its epicjourney through space. high up in the atmosphere, a parachute opens, slowing its descent. touchdown! it has touched down. a textbook landing in the middle of the utah desert. for the team who have spent decades working on ....