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4.03pm BST

Two all-rounders on the move from Durham?

WICKET! Two for @JetJennings as Wells departs for 122, caught by @richo18howu! 251/4 #DURvSUS pic.twitter.com/wH9PP4d7ZV

4.00pm BST

This is a good question. Suspect it’ll be as per last year, Rayner rattling through overs later in the game. The pitch is said to be pretty dry so he may get bowl a fair bit come what may. 5 for none after one, a lovely off-drive from Davies.

@willis_macp How are Middlesex going to get the over-rate down with Finn and Ro-Jo in the side? Lots of overs for Dial M & Rayner?

A cybersecurity company has released its annual survey of online celebrity searches associated with malware, with the Canadian singer topping the list

Cybersecurity firm McAfee has released its annual report on the most dangerous celebrities to search for online, with singer Avril Lavigne topping the list.

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• The Spin: Read bows out and is Foster set to follow?
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4.00pm BST

22nd over: West Indies 102-2 (S Hope 34, Samuels 16). A Stokes outthinks Hope with a wide slower ball out of the back of the hand that Hope hacks at and misses, a foible he repeats next ball before adding a rather more elegant clipped single. Another slower ball bamboozles Samuels before Stokes digs one in at his bat handle. An excellent over. And that’s drinks.

3.56pm BST

21st over: West Indies 101-2 (S Hope 33, Samuels 16). A change of ends for Plunkett, who replaces Rashid at the Jimmy Anderson end. It’s a more controlled and accurate over than those he sent down at the other end, though a crack past mid-on brings Samuels a single to take West Indies into three figures. Another leg-bye follows. Though England have reined West Indies back in after their earlier excesses, this stand’s beginning to look more and more useful. At the halfway stage in the innings, this one’s still delicately poised.

Islands already reeling after Hurricane Irma prepare for more devastation

• Caribbean faces fresh devastation as category 5 Hurricane Maria hits
• Dominica’s prime minister charts ‘merciless’ Maria on social media
• If you’ve been affected by the storm you can share your story here

3.58pm BST

Benito Wheatley, the British Virgin Island’s UK and EU representative has told the Guardian the islands are “preparing for the worst” as Maria makes its way north. The islands have already been devastated by hurricane Irma, which left at least 80% of structures destroyed and no schools or tourism businesses left functioning.

Wheatley, who is in New York for the UN general assembly, last spoke to representatives on the islands last night and says they are preparing for the hurricane to hit later this evening.

As you can imagine the communities in the BVI after Irma are very very vulnerable. Things had begun to stabilize on the ground, with the mobilization of UK military police and humanitarian workers. But now this has all ground to a halt as people move into emergency preparation for Hurricane Maria.

People are very concerned because the shelters that they have, many of them have been weakened, many of the homes don’t have roofs, a large number of persons were staying in a home that was intended for just a few people, so they’re squeezed in.

3.02pm BST

Lines of communications with Dominica still appear to be down after Maria hit.

Chris Austin, head of the UK’s taskforce in the region, says the Caribbean regional agency for disaster has pre-stocked supplies on the island. In a video update he said the UK would be looking to help reinforce those supplies.

WATCH: Chris Austin, Head of UK Taskforce on Hurricanes #Irma & #Maria, updates on the current situation in the Caribbean & #UKaid response pic.twitter.com/EFoSbKLjPD

• Spotlight on US president as he gives his maiden speech to general assembly
• On Kim: ‘Rocket Man is on a suicide mission for him and his regime’
• White House says Trump will warn of ‘world regimes that threaten security’
  
• France warns collapse of Iran deal risks ‘spiral of proliferation’

3.59pm BST

While Trump’s speech touched on myriad topics including migration, terrorism and the threatened destruction of North Korea, but speech-watchers note he missed several other key topics swirling at this year’s UN general assembly.

Missing from @realDonaldTrump's speech at #UNGA? Criticism of Russia. Hardly mentioned.

No mention of situation in #Myanmar or of #climatechange in @potus speech at #UNGA pic.twitter.com/NTRUhvhSbP

What Trump failed to address: Palestinian-Israeli peace process and climate change. #UNGA

3.46pm BST

Trump speaks about the US middle class, saying they will be “forgotten no more”.

He heralds the importance of patriotism, again emphasizing that countries can only resolve global conflict if they protect themselves and their interests first.