well provide the defining image of this match and this series. imagine, in yourfinalact, your final delivery, to take the wicket to win the test match. beyond even his dreams, but there s far more to tell about this final day. when travis head and steve smith were batting together, australia s victory certainly seemed feasible, even after a lengthy rain delay. the wickets of chris woakes in this match and in this series have really changed things in england s favour. and moeen ali did his bit as the last day spin bowler, despite his groin injury. now, obviously, remember, the series finished 2 2 so australia retain the ashes. they lifted the urn, but not with the full sense of celebrations they d have wanted. but they played their full part. the fact is, the teams have been so competitive throughout the weeks, and that s what s revived this historic series. well, stuart broad said he wanted to go out on top, playing on the biggest stage after a summer he s loved. he s done ju
but in putin s russia, even laying flowers can be risky, if you re doing it in memory of his biggest opponent. whenever anger or upset have boiled over, police have moved in. hundreds of people have been arrested across the country, dragged away by police who have cleared the streets. this is the russia that alexei navalny and his supporters wanted to change, but three years ago, he was poisoned with a nerve agent, then he was locked up. the last time the politician was seen alive, he was defiantly cheerful. this was him on video link from prison to a court hearing and there were no obvious signs of sickness. inside the arctic prison, he was spending weeks on end in solitary confinement. the authorities say he collapsed suddenly. the cause the cause of his death is still unknown. and when navalny s mother arrived to collect his body, she not find her son. the body of alexei navalny is not there, so alexei s prison just lied to his lawyer and his mother that the body is there
in heartbreak for ons jabeur. she s talked about being on a revenge mission this year and now finds herself back in the final after beating the second seed, the australian open champion aryna sabalenka. it was the player from belarus who took charge of the match and was a set up and a point away from a 5 3 lead in the second whenjabeur showed all her fighting spirit which has been in abundance at these championships. sabalenka had no reply, losing in three sets and leaves, thinking about what could have been whilst jabeur is a win away from putting right what she got wrong 12 months ago. as she looks to make history for the north african and arab world. awaiting jabeur in the final will be 24 year old marketa vondrousova from the czech republic, who, like her unseeded opponent elina svitolina, has had a fairytale run at these championships for svitolina, who only came back from maternity leave in april. her wimbledon is now over. she s arguably been the story of the champions
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she s talked about being on a revenge mission this year and now finds herself back in the final after beating the second seed, the australian open champion aryna sabalenka. it was the player from belarus who took charge of the match and was a set up and a point away from a 5 3 lead in the second whenjabeur showed all her fighting spirit, which has been in abundance at these championships. sabalenka had no reply, losing in three sets and leaves thinking about what could ve been while jabeur is a win away from putting right what she got wrong 12 months ago as she looks to make history for the north african and arab world. awaiting jabeur in the final will be 24 year old marketa vondrousova from the czech republic who, like her unseeded opponent elina svitolina, has had a fairy tale run at these championships. for svitolina, who only came back from maternity leave in april, her wimbledon is now over. she s arguably been the story of the championships in the women s draw, playing