Olly Stone becomes the last man out as England are skittled for 85 before lunch in their Test match against Ireland at Lord's.

England suffer the indignity of being bowled out for 85 by Ireland before fighting back on a day when 20 wickets fell at Lord's.

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Olly Stone rips out Andrew Balbirnie's middle stump to claim his first Test wicket in England's match with Ireland at Lord's.

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Watch all 10 wickets fall as England are bowled out for just 85 before lunch on the first day of their Test match against Ireland at Lord's, with Tim Murtagh picking up five wickets.

Both Luke Rowe and Tony Martin apologise after the Team Ineos and Jumbo-Visma road captains were disqualified from the Tour de France.

The US president criticises Mr Mueller's testimony to Congress and says it is a "great day for me".