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LAWRENCE BOOTH IN MELBOURNE: Joe Roots side lost six wickets for 22 runs to be bowled out for 68 - their lowest total Down Under since 1904 - as Pat Cummins men took an unassailable 3-0 lead.

The countrys unemployment rate has risen since the taliban took power. its all over — in just 12 days of cricket, australia thrash england to win the ashes, after the tourists collapse in melbourne. the fourth test will begin in sydney within a week. now on bbc news... reporting from the climate frontlines — for the past two decades, the bbc�*s science editor david shukman has been a witness on the frontlines of global warming. in this programme he explores how we got here and what it mean...

Described as "embarrassing" by more than one former england international, and joe root himself called the defeat "gut—wrenching". the captains position is very much up for debate, as is that of the coach chris silverwood, while pat cummins has won the ashes just over a month after being appointed skipper. the everyone in that dressing room is cutted. the everyone in that dressing room is gutted- you _ the everyone in that dressing room is gutted. you know, _ the everyone in that dressing room...

Successfully retained the ashes, winning the third test against england in melbourne. in what was a dominating performance — australias fast bowlers ripped through englands batting order to win by an innings and 1a runs. the victory means australia has an insurmountable 3—0 lead in the best of five test series, retaining the ashes once again. the sports writer and broadcaster, mihir bosejoins me now. painful to watch, wasnt it? absolutely, just staggering, that england should lose this match...

England lose the ashes after another humiliation in australia. they trail 3—0 with two matches remaining, after suffering a crushing defeat in the third test in melbourne. we need to put some pride back into the badge and make sure we come away from this tour with something, you know, its as simple as that. a first christmas in the uk for the afghan familes who fled kabul, and the ongoing efforts to try and help those left behind. avalanche warnings are in place across six us states following ...

Activity at the cumbre vieja volcano has now stopped, just in time for some of these buildings in la laguna cross. an investigation is under way after a private jet crashed in a residential area near san diego in california. officials say there were no survivors among those on board, although they havent yet confirmed how many people died, or their identities. at least one home was damaged, and several others lost their power supplies. in cricket, australia has successfully retained the ashes, w...

This is bbc news — the headlines the hospitality sector welcomes the decision not to impose further covid restrictions in england before the new year describing it as a lifeline but ministers say further restrictions hinges on the number of hospitalisations at the moment, we dont think that the evidence supports any more interventions beyond what weve done but obviously weve got to keep it under very close review because if it is the case that we start to see a big increase in hospitalisations...

Ministers say the evidence doesnt support the need for more covid restrictions in england. as the booster push continues, the hospitality sector calls the decision not to add further measures in england a "lifeline" for pubs, bars and clubs. a new campaign is launched calling on people to stop smoking as new figures show teenagers whose parents smoke are four times more likely start. a special report on the kids in kabul, working to survive, as afghanistans humanitarian crisis deepens. and engla...

The hospitality sector welcomes the decision not to impose further covid restrictions in england before the new year, describing it as a lifeline, but ministers say further restrictions hinges on the number of hospitalisations. the french government call their new covid measures "proportionate", as rules for remote working and public gatherings come into force next week. more young children are being forced work on the streets, as afghanistans humanitarian crisis deepens. well bring you a specia...

Heavy snowstorms batter western states in the us — leaving thousands without power and causing travel chaos. its all over — australia thrash england to win the ashes, after a dismal collapse in melbourne. the hospitality sector has welcomed the decision not to impose further coronavirus restrictions in england this week — describing it as a "lifeline" to pubs, bars and clubs relying on new year trade for their survival. the health secretary, sajid javid, announced yesterday that the govern...