Thank you. From the b.b.c. News. Reports of an alleged terror plot against the prime minister. Looking at a Champion's League draw off to dropping vital points in Maghreb. 2 men have been charged with terrorist offenses in relation to what's being reported as an alleged plot to assassinate to reason may know him as a carer Roman in Mohammed's keep him on a German court later. Russia's been banned from next year's Winter Olympics following an investigation into allegations of state sponsored doping but the International Olympic Committee says individual Russian athletes who can prove they're clean will be allowed to compete under a neutral flag if Shin is from the B.B.C.'s Russian service people are furious and state t.v. Uses quite harsh words they say and or their Legations have no evidence behind it it's all politics and they keep. Repeating those words and of course the popular opinion leans to that side and independent reports opportunities to stop the Manchester Arena bomber were missed it found some in a baby who carried out the attack had previously been a person of interest to m I 5 and he Burnham's the mare Greater Manchester there is no escaping the fact that this report will be a difficult read for everyone in Manchester most particularly for the families who were bereaved and of course all of those still recovering from their injuries we think of them today and recommit to doing everything we can to support them going forward Labor says the government's approach to bricks it is an embarrassment no agreements yet been reached with the e.u. After the d.p.a. Objected to proposals for the Irish border talks are continuing in Brussels a police officer and a pensioner have died following a crash on a forum yesterday p.c. James Dixon was killed when his motorcycle collided with a car being driven by a 91 year old woman a passenger was taken to hospital. Donald Trump is expected to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel in a speech later he'll then direct the State Department to begin the process of moving the u.s. Embassy there from Tel Aviv is a warning it could lead to violence is our correspondent Barbara Plett the president is planning to fulfill a campaign promise made to pro Israel voters but in doing so he's tackling one of the most sensitive issues in the Israel Palestinian conflict the status of Jerusalem senior administration official said he would simply be acknowledging reality that Jerusalem functions as the capital of Israel Congress has called for such a move for 22 years. 3 men have been charged with the murder of the anticorruption journalist blogger Daphne Carroll. 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Chances are that the year 28000 will see Syria and throw into an 8 year of civil war the Russians the Iranians the Americans all playing their part in a complex chess game with people's lives as the winter comes on but take a look at the humanitarian situation to call it for Syria's children. And also. Learn a little bit more about the Geneva talks which seem to be stalled right know and which are awaiting the arrival of a Down. From the Syrian people. However 2 happier things we hope as we head to the Adelaide Oval where in about 20 minutes the final day of the 2nd Ashes Test work a start Ellie all dried and Henry Poole. Their bated breath Hello hello oh there is just there is a buzz about the place there is a spring in everyone's step because I think if you'd said to was 2 days ago they would be going into the 5th day of this Test match with a chance of winning then we would have all laughed our heads off and there is absolutely no way that is going to happen but the way it looks is like this England need to score another $178.00 runs Australia need to take 6 more wickets it's the most beautiful day the sun is shining there is blue sky Henry and I went for a walk along the Tarrance river before we came to the ground it looked absolutely stunning We saw pelicans we saw you calypsos trees and we saw the Adelaide Oval in all its glory and a lot of great very cheerful England fans heading down there as well Henry said so I think I think there is a sense that experience tells us it's unlikely to happen history tells us it's unlikely to happen because England have never chased down a target his biggest 354 but it is still possible it is still possible you speak about these bars and they really does feel like there's a little bit of a buzz around and I think that comes from when you've been in such adversity you particularly in the context of a Test match to then come back and have any opportunity it's all you have much more of a sense of optimism despite the history books telling us that good will never happen it's impossible no side's ever done it and England are able to possibly win from this position the way they've got to look at it is $178.00 for 6 wickets that is the equation they've got Joe Root not out on 67 Chris Woakes on 5 so there's no reason why they can't is just whether the pressure of a 5th day picture and Australia with their tails up if they were to get a couple of early wickets might just put a little bit of the nerves through the England camp but there's no reason why they can't do it and I think the way they have to approach it is the old cliche take each session as it comes take each little segment of the run chase as it comes but in some way the way to Lou. That it is a bit like when a football side is 3 down at half time and then come back for a draw you feel like you've won the game in the same way but even if you are 3 up at half time and then drop the game you feel like you've lost it so it's almost a feeling that England have pulled it back to $32.00 and they're piling forward and they've got they just want to call about that sort of sense the momentum is with the month they've got my back initiative and just a couple of things going my way early on 18 hours until the new ball when my moment comes but will start flying off the bottom little bit quicker more opportunities for the bowlers but you could just see that school ball taking over then the pressure built on Australia in all honesty it was really in that at the dinner interval on day 3 that things turned because they were bowled out they were bowled out for 215 less than Australia so Australia could have made them follow on made in battle again they decided not to so they in the way gave England the initiative because it meant that England could go out with a new ball under the lights at a very difficult times about and Jimmy Anderson took 5 wickets bowled Australia out for a 138 at the start of day 4 and that is a chance that England was expecting and we've been staying close to it in the team hotel where the team are and there's been a kind of seriousness about about the team but today there's a smile on people's faces there's a cheerfulness and we would we went on 20 May not be on the outfield before the start of play today and as we were waiting to talk to him Joe Root Jonny Bairstow came around they were they were making faces they were smiling they were joking around and that's something we haven't seen yet so I asked What is the mood like in the camp excited I guess. But nerves bit nervous but I think in general we're looking for such islands we've got a great opportunity which we didn't think we were going to get. To in this game and I think it just gives you the actual bit more motivation and drive to try to win the game we all know what you need we all know what Australian. Need Is there a game plan. A game plan will be just to I guess not the runs off every almost by 1510 runs can't get down I think once you get it down to less than 100 or 100 the pressure is right on the bowlers and. I think psychologically the it's good better to be in the bank position obviously depending on the wickets but this image of work we know that the. Lions were bowling well and he's going to have a. He could have a role to play today have you allowed yourself to think about that do you sleep well do you lie awake imagining what it would be like. Me a bit tired to fall asleep thinking about it. I'm just going to go out and play or play I'm probably depending on. The situation and things up my game. But I'm looking for to accommodate to get out there and hopefully try and win the game for England blue skies sunshine pretty good batting conditions potentially Yeah I mean it's been quite a good pitch actually. There's been a bit of spin a bit a seam and also once again as a batter it's been quite nice. Rooty said yes that is very nice about yesterday and he's only muster for us today obviously been 60. $5.00 to $90.00 so motivated to try and win this game for us win or lose what has the last 24 hours or so done for the confidence of the guys. Just to give us a bit of a boost I think when. When they when they bite it again it just gave us a bit of a chance and a chance that we didn't think that was going to be there and I'm delighted that the last 2 guys want to be facing is broad and I understand I guess the ball fantastically well with which Chris Watson we got a bit of a sniff and we've got a chance that we never have to do it in 3 days thought we were going to get so we all pinching yourself a bit when Steve Smith didn't enforce the follow on I really I mean we understood why but I was just wonder lights and the other day probably. He would do the same but I think the. The lives we get to give us a bit of a chance and that chance of. Spiders I guess. We're still behind I guess in this game but we've got a chance I'm not gonna need to times and such a big series of this kind of messages even getting from family and friends back home I'll read the messages to actually. I'm trying to think too much on the screen play as much and have fun. So yeah I know a lot of people have some minister saying. Thank you I'm a human that was speaking to me about half an hour ago and as we said it is a lovely lovely day and there are plenty of people for and who are here who had a really difficult couple of days to watch and now under the sunshine or in the sunshine are hoping it will be a historic run chase if they do it only 10 teams have ever chased $350.00 plus to win and that's previous best run chase in the 4th innings was 332 for 7 back in 1928 at the m.c.g. So it's a very very long time ago Henry your final thought it's always interesting to see what supporters think because they tend to be ludicrously over optimistic in terms of shots and quite understandably so given the context of our game as turned around and the opportunity that England of give themselves but the b.b.c. Sport Twitter page did a little poll short time ago asking Will England win the 2nd Ashes Test close to $8000.00 votes 56 percent saying no they won't do it so that probably gives you just a little bit of a guard just to temper the expectation a bit but they have a chance where managing expectations here old for 50 minutes to go before the start of play and it who knows I mean Jay really is perfectly capable of getting a double 100 here Chris White House who is with him in the Middle East could can also bat and then you've got mo him to come and best oh and Craig David said he was the batting hero of the 1st innings the top scored with $41.00 So who's to say they won't do it when. Gets under a 100 we will be believing even more I think is to say as you said the night thing working out for minutes it's really an innovation isn't it well it's made the whole thing very interesting as we was saying that the time around about the dinner break when it gets dark. Says the twilight hour and the lights come on for some reason the bald a strange thing is this kind of witching hour that nobody can really understand and and nobody really knows why the board does what it does every Well it's one of those things that they try to work out but they try to work out why a ball swings for decades and they haven't necessarily quite got it down exactly particular when you talk about reverse swing and start getting into the real sort of details of it but I think what the day night that the daylight concept does that add to so the new ones to the to the tactics of a captain and you eat we spoke about the decision of Steve Smith not to enforce the follow on and the one major problem Australia has had during this test match is at no point but they bowled with the new ball which is going to be the model prides of swinging than the older ball and under the lights they've never had that combination instead and they could have had and they could have that agency but they had a better chance to England and it was devastating James Anderson Stuart Broad Chris Woakes coming in 3 of the finest exponents of swing bowling in the world and they caused absolute havoc we could have finished this game in 3 days had a straighter and forced a follow on Mitchell Starc Pat Cummins coming in with the new ball under the lights hooping around corners England could be finding themselves at the moment staring down at a 2 nil the series deficit in the in the Ashes instead of having had that opportunity just because of an added tactical dimension we find ourselves in this position where potentially we could have one of the all time great Test matches. Henry only a few minutes left we're so glad of your company and we'll be we'll be back to join you for the 1st few balls at half past 3. Thanks Rose thank you. Serialize says official said the President Trump is going to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel later today he will also it is said direct the State Department to saw the process of moving the American embassy from Tel Aviv. This despite the number of Arab leaders and others warning them directly of dangerous consequences now we are getting a fair steer from the White House we're joined by Peter boars Peter what what's the word we're What do they say that the president is going to say well the word is pretty much as you've stated it right as far as the headline is concerned and of course this was a come pain pledge of of Donald Trump to move the American embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem and we know from what he has said in the past that he sees this is as simply recognizing a reality on the ground although if the Us were to go in this direction it would be the only country to acknowledge Jerusalem as the capital of Israel extremely complicated and sensitive situation the status of Jerusalem which is claimed by both the Israelis and the Palestinians and the Palestinians especially having a claim on the eastern side of Jerusalem as a capital of a potential that Palestinian state and I think what is perplexing quite a lot of people here already is why now why the president has chosen this moment to to delve into this to jump into this when as you say he is getting so much kickback and feedback negative feedback from the other leaders in the region that is spoken to. As you say impossible to really know this isn't it but but Jerrold cushion of the son in law continues really to go back and forth to Jerusalem. And to Tel Aviv Yes exactly and of course we know that he has had a major role and the White House the Trump administration for many months now has been working on a peace plan the details of which we do not know and again the thing that perplexes people is why I dove in from this side just releasing this information the desire to make knowledge Jerusalem as the capital without hearing the full extent of the American side of any peace proposal and the other criticism of this is that it is essentially it seems to be coming down on the side of of Israel. Against the Palestinians extensively shutting out the Palestinians of having a potential claim on on Jerusalem or indeed just part of Jerusalem if the u.s. Is to continue as a mediator in this situation it seems to be an ever more sensitive scenario when Donald Trump appears to be coming down much more on one side and then another and what are they saying about an embassy because the actual business of building a high security embassy tremendously complicated yes they are saying what that there will be a clause in what the president says that it will so that the embassy won't move for at least 6 months but it isn't a very long time and from what the White House has been saying officials are just giving us a little bit of a heads up as to as to the details they are suggesting that it could actually take much longer than 6 months because if you think about it the staff have to be really how Xd and really homed and offices have to be prepared it's a quite a major logistical move more than anything else but then of course let's wait and see what the reaction is over the coming weeks and months and that may well have a bearing on any potential move and we've seen a very angry reaction really from all over the Arab world without exception yes societies we have Saudi Arabia. Examen saying that this would constitute a flagrant provocation of Muslims all over the world the Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas warning of the dangerous consequences such as such a decision would have to the peace process and to peace security and stability of the region and of the world and Jordan's King Abdullah said the decision would undermine efforts to resume the peace process and provoke Muslims they're all pretty much saying the same thing anything much from Mr Trump supporters the people who were told these usually talking to I've heard little in terms of reaction here but this clearly plays to his base this is what he promised to do this is one of his big promises from his election campaign and I'm wondering whether perhaps the timing has something to do with the fact that he wants to be seen to be making good on those at least some of those big promises in his 1st year where he may have failed in other aspects health care for example. Thank you very much Peter Well we turn away you know to an image that you may have seen online