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Went straight down the other end and showed him how it's done. who else but most mr reliable when england needed a breakthrough? now was not a time for complacency, butjordan pickford almost dropped a clanger. lewandowski wants it. and then, in dying seconds, poland refused to give it up. england's100% record was over in what was their biggest test, but they still remain in pole position. for the first time since the pandemic, there were no restrictions on the crowd in cardiff. but, as the welsh faithful roared, wales whimpered against estonia. gareth bale came closest to breaking the deadlock...

Anti—cholestrol drug, on the nhs in england and wales. good morning. if you fill up with petrol. — good morning. if you fill up with petrol, there are big changes at the pump— petrol, there are big changes at the pump from — petrol, there are big changes at the pump from today, as the standard fuel becomes more environmentally friendly _ fuel becomes more environmentally friendly. but it won't work for everyone _ friendly. but it won't work for everyone. we have all the advice you need _ emma raducanu's dream year continues. - after her heroics at wimbledon, the 18—year—old is now-...

Take up the game. it's been a dream of mine for a long time, i got to go watch the solheim cup and saw the heroics of team europe when they won here in ireland in 2011. so it's a dream come true for me to be on this team this time around. and yet, hopefully there'll be more irish in the future, i'm the first and hopefully won't the last. absolutely not, ou hopefully won't the last. absolutely not. you know _ hopefully won't the last. absolutely not, you know how— hopefully won't the last. absolutely not, you know how tight _ hopefully won't the last. absolutely not, you know how tight these ...

Prevented, says an inquestjury. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. good afternoon, i'm austin halewood with your latest sports news. we start with golf, because england's georgia hall is right in the thick of things on day two of the women's open at carnoustie. the 2018 champion is in the clubhouse, tied for the lead on seven under par, but there are still plenty of players out on the course. hall had one of the early tee times and she had a brilliant start to her round. she was as low as nine under par ...

Win. let's head to lords and speak to our sports correspondentjoe wilson. i think there's been another roar of another wicket, just one more required for india. they have been brilliant. what's the latest? absolutely, if you're a big noise behind me, any second now, it is probably going to be the indian fans celebrate in victory, because the indian spectators have come to this ground, particularly today and yesterday, making for a great atmosphere. i think for some indian players it will have felt like a home game. while we were waiting possibly for that last wicket to fall, i think we should ...