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Taking three wickets including henry nicholls. new zealand slipping from 288 for three to 294 for seven. theyre about to return from lunch and will resume on 314 for seven. the president of tokyo 2020, seiko hashimoto, insists shes100% certain the olympics will go ahead, but is warning the games "must be prepared" to proceed without spectators in the event of a coronavirus outbreak. there are just 50 days until the opening ceremony on the 23rd ofjuly. no international fans will be allowed at the...

Seen a couple have done so, that could spell real trouble for england. could spell real trouble for encland. . ~ could spell real trouble for england-— could spell real trouble for encland. ., ~ , . and you can catch highlights of todays action on bbc two at 7pm. theres also plenty of clips of the best bits on the bbc sport website. the president of tokyo 2020, seiko hashimoto, insists shes100% certain the olympics will go ahead, but is warning the games "must be prepared" to proceed without s...

International fans are already banned from the games, but with japan facing a fourth wave of covid cases, there are warnings there may be no japanese spectators either so that athletes would have to compete behind closed doors. rupert wingfield hayes is in tokyo. thank you. as you said, with this fourth wave of the pandemic here in japan sweeping across the country over the last month or so, there has been a lot of speculation for weeks that there may be a move by the japanese government to eith...

Well, lets hear from an athlete who is preparing for those games. karen bennett is a british rower training for the tokyo olympics. she won a silver medal at the rio 2016 games. good afternoon. hi there. have you been training _ good afternoon. hi there. have you been training this _ good afternoon. hi there. have you been training this morning? - good afternoon. hi there. have you been training this morning? i i good afternoon. hi there. have you been training this morning? i have | been traini...

A solid 70% of the japanese public say they want the games stopped. in western japan, doctors and nurses are still struggling to deal with the huge fourth wave of covid infections that has overwhelmed hospitals and has killed more than 2000 people. doctors there told us the measures to protect the olympics are not going to be enough. translation: i know they are hoping to create an immunity bubble - by vaccinating those involved in the olympics, but that only protects those involved. the majorit...

Coming up — a double century for new zealands devon conway on the second day of the test match against england at lords. later on bbc london, reflecting on a black lives matter protest in the capital one year on. we are from one of the organisers. plus, putting young people through their paces in east london in the hunt for the next generation of olympic athletes. the president of the committee organising the tokyo olympics, seiko hashimoto, has told the bbc that the games will go ahead as pla...

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Country as it battles a fourth wave of covid-19. with vaccination rates shockingly low in that country and the health care system overloaded, residents say theyre scared of what could happen when the games begin. selena wang has more from tokyo. >> reporter: over the next two months, some 90,000 olympic participants from more than 200 countries will be flying into tokyo, suddenly opening the flood gates for a country thats had its borders closed for most of the pandemic. covid-19 cases are surgi...

PHUKET: Cabinet this week approved the draft of an executive decree authorising the government to borrow an additional B700 billion to cope with the ongoing economic crisis. The draft was tabled at a