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some fallout from the cricket world cup, as pakistan's babar azam has resigned as captain in all three formats. despite optimism ahead of the tournament, pakistan were disappointing winning just four times from their nine matches and failing to qualify for the semi—finals. babar scored 320 runs in nine matches during the world cup and said that he would continue playing for the team and would support whoever is chosen as the new captain. at the atp finals, world number two carlos alcaraz is on court against fifth seed andrey rublev. alcaraz will be looking to bounce back from monda...

their opponents new zealand have just begun their innings. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. i will start with some extraordinary autumn temperature contrasts across continental europe, 33 celsius in southern spain yesterday and at the same time parts of sweden had temperatures of 20 degrees below freezing, allow the average for the time of year. in between various bands of cloud and rain bearing weather systems, bands of cloud and rain bearing weathersystems, right bands of cloud and rain bearing weather systems, right now some outbreaks of rain across the northern ha...

Is deepening this hour. It all began when a minister in president erdogans government was blocked from addressing a rally in rotterdam. That prompted mr erdogan to describe the dutch government, led by mark rutte, as nazi remna nts. A second Turkish Minister has now been stopped from entering the netherlands, and in ankara, the dutch ambassador has been told he isnt welcome. Mark lowen reports. They love his nationalism, his bluntness, his standing up to the west, and today Recep Tayyip Erdogan doled it out. After his Foreign Minister was blocked from landing in the netherlands, president erdo...

"The U.S. Constitution does not tolerate an assault on the foundations of our government," the ruling details

A major bank had made a shock decision which could have massive implications for the way Aussies access their cash.