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Situation which has come to a bit of a forefront now. this is one which cannot be ignored. can you, thankfully, has stepped up with action behind words.— thankfully, has stepped up with action behind words. thank you very much for that. _ now it's time for a look at today's sport. thank you. let's start with the women's world cup where co—hosts new zealand are out. they've drawn 0—0 with group a winners switzerland. in the same group, norway thrashed the phillipines 6—0 to secure their place in the last sixteen. these were norway's first goals of the tournament — sophie haug's hat—...

Covers will be on, potentially, and off, potentially, over the course of day three of the fourth ashes test, a match england must win, but they put themselves in a wonderful position because of a blistering day yesterday. 384—4, thanks partly to zak crawley. zak crawley is the leading batter in this ashes series. now in truth, did we expect to be saying that a month ago? england have stuck with him because they believe crawley can change games. it looks like he has done that in this test. he always tries to score quickly, takes risks, and so, when it works, the test match moves. and 189, in ...

And sends the majority of the 80,000—plus stadium into rapture! ireland rose up to attack but just couldn't finish. and despite that scare, the matildas had their home victory. jane dougall, bbc news, sydney. it's been a great day for england at old trafford in the fourth ashes test. zak crawley hit 189, as the hosts ended on 384—4. england must win to keep their ashes hopes alive. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. remember the days of test cricket where not much happened? watch out, it's england batting. first, this man at his best, mr adaptable, "i'll bat at three" — moeen ali...

Estimates this hollywood shutdown could cost the economy $4 billion. huge numbers. what's at stake here? >> we're not just talking about productions and actors and that industry, it's everyone involved. it's the caterers, the premiers that have been canceled, halls that host premiers, production houses. everyone is affected, especially in hollywood, especially in l.a. this is taking a huge toll. for everyone that has anything to do with the entertainment industry, this is taking a toll on them. >> so we talk about some of the demands or the asks, what they want. higher wages, protections when ...

A lead of 384. it's already looking like a tough target for india. and that's all the sport for now. you can go watch the football now. let's return now to our top story — the resignation of borisjohnson as an mp, blaming a "witchhunt against" him. live now to our uk political correspondent rob watson. it has been a busy 24 hours for you, all politicaljournalists have properly been glued to their phones. what have we been hearing from lots of people that we have been speaking to, it is that whether borisjohnson can make a comeback in the conservative party at some point. what do you think?â€...