England appear headed towards a third Test win after dominating the West Indies on day three.
The Windies went to stumps at 2/10 in their second innings, needing 399 for victory after the hosts had a day out with bat and ball.
England bowled the tourists out for 197 in their first dig as Stuart Broad took six wickets for the innings, giving his side a 172-run lead. Openers Rory Burns (90), Dom Sibley (56) and Joe Root (68 not out) then guided England to 2/226 in its second innings, allowing Root to declare with more than two full days to secure victory.
The only question mark is whether rain will intervene in Manchester to halt England's push.
A masterclass of bowling from Broad, who took 6/31 to decimate the Windies has the home side on the verge of a come-from behind series win.