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plus a first look at tomorrow s front pages. good evening. england s lionesses have thrilled and delighted fans at home and abroad by beating the hosts australia 3 1 in a keenly contested world cup semi final. it s the third consecutive time they ve been in the last four in the world cup and it now means they will face spain in the final on sunday. today s match was full of drama and tension, leaving the audience wherever they were on a rollercoaster of emotions. it s tough being a fan. with a place in the final potentially 90 minutes away, the tension was deep and palpable. despite a nervy opening, england s first goal sparked wild celebrations. cheering. ..both in australia and back home. but australia s supporters knew their team weren t going down without a fight. cheering. and a goal in the second half restored hope to the home nation. england fans on tenterhooks but then two more goals sealed england s place in sunday s final against spain. # it s coming h ....
he will release his own 100 page report on what he calls the stolen georgia election, two pages bigger than the charge sheet against him and his 18 accomplices. and we ll tell you how the us treasury secretary came to accidentally eat magic mushrooms while on a visit to china. first a welcome development here in the uk. inflation fell sharply to 6.8% injuly, from 7.9% injune. but it still means prices continue to rise. prime minister rishi sunak says it shows his government s plan is working, but he cautioned against complacency. the drop was fuelled by lower energy costs. but core inflation which looks at price rises excluding food and energy remained unchanged. according to the office of national statistics, the rising costs of hotels, air travel, and rents are among the costs keeping inflation high. economists are still expecting interest rates the tool used by the bank of england to control price rises to be raised further. our economics editor faisal isla ....
and coming up in sport on bbc news, ben stokes will be part of england s world cup squad later this year after reversing his decision to retire from one day cricket. good evening. england s lionesses have made history by reaching the final of the women s world cup for the first time. they beatjoint hosts australia 3 1 in a thrilling match in sydney. australia equalised midway through the second half after ella toone scored the first goal, but then goals from lauren hemp and alessia russo saw england through. they will now face spain in the world cup final on sunday. our correspondent shaimaa khalil is in sydney. face of both teams were quenching for that spot. in the final it of history making territory for both sides. the england fans were outnumbered. they knew that. is the matildas supporters packed the stadium and the fans. but with every one of the lioness goals they grew louder and bolder and then it was heartbreakfor louder and bolder and then it was heartbreak f ....
first a welcome development here in the uk. inflation fell sharply to 6.8% injuly, from 7.9% injune. but it still means prices continue to rise. prime minister rishi sunak says it shows his government s plan is working, but he cautioned against complacency. the drop was fueled by lower energy costs. but core inflation which looks at price rises excluding food and energy remained unchanged. according to the office of national statistics, the rising costs of hotels, air travel, and rents are in part keeping inflation high. economists are still expecting interest rates the tool used by the bank of england to control price rises to be raised further. the bbc s economics editor faisal islam has more. the heat may be coming out of rising prices at supermarkets and convenience shops, and that can be seen, for example, in milk prices on the shelves of this shop in walsall. overall they are still rising, butjust by less than they were. this area was, originally, about ....
business stories. we start in saudi arabia as the world s biggest oil company aramco is set to announce its latest half year results in the next half an hour or so. last year, aramco netted record profits of over $160 billion, buoyed by soaring energy prices. but in may this year, they reported that profits dropped by nearly a fifth in the first three months of the year as the gloomy global outlook saw oil prices drop. to tackle this, saudi arabia has been cutting production to the tune of1 million barrels a day. they started in july and have now extended to september. the oil price has since been creeping up. live now to our middle east business correspondent sameer hashmi. sameer, nice to see you. $160 billion is so much money made in a year. what are they expected to say in the next half hour? expected to say in the next half hour? sally, ithink it is matching half hour? sally, ithink it is matching up half hour? sally, ithink it is matching up to half hour? s ....