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and leicester tigers beat bath to deny them the chance to go top of rugby union's premiership.ello and welcome along to sportsday, lovely to have you with us this new year's eve. let's start then in london, where fulham denied arsenal the oppportunity to go top of the premier leauge table, winning 2—1 at craven cottage. bukayo saka's opener was cancelled out by goals from rauljimenez and bobby decordova—reid, to give the hosts the win and end a three—game losing run. it also leaves the gunners fourth in the table entering the new year. katie gornall watched the action. here were two sides looking to shake off their christmas hangovers. after fulham were beaten on boxing day, arsenal suffered a surprise defeat to west ham. but a win here would return the gunners to the top of the table. bukayo saka had the summit in his sights afterjust four minutes. fulham had lost their last three games in the league, three games where they have been largely without rauljimenez. here, the mexican was back with a bang. how arsenal needed a goal. they had chances, but could not take them, and th

leicester have theirs though.cial bonus point in this star—studded group that includes two teams that played in the final for this trophy in the last two years. la rochelle got the better of leinster both times and they were determined to write that. in these conditions it would never be a classic but against a team who haven�*t lost in europe for over two years, it was enough. finally! leinster have a win over la rochelle. and in this gruelling group, they had a reason to be jolly. three second—half tries in a 28—5 win was the perfect present. they had already lost the series, but india�*s women finally had something to cheer about on sunday when they beat england by five wickets in the third and final t20. chasing 127, smriti mandhana scored 48 to help the hosts avoid a clean—sweep in mumbai. england, 2—1 the winners. the teams will meet again for the only test starting tuesday. when i put the guys in the team, i wasn�*t expecting them to get the first ball. and for us to still come reasonably close in a tight g

and leicester tigers beat bath to deny them the chance to go top of rugby union's premiership.lo and welcome along to sportsday, lovely to have you with us this new year's eve. let's start then in london, where fulham denied arsenal the opportunity to go top of the premier league table, winning 2—1 at craven cottage. bukayo saka's opener was cancelled out by goals from rauljimenez and bobby de cordova—reid, to give the hosts the win and end a three—game losing run. it also leaves the gunners fourth in the table entering the new year. katie gornall watched the action. here were two sides looking to shake off their christmas hangovers. after fulham were beaten on boxing day, arsenal suffered a surprise defeat to west ham. but a win here would return the gunners to the top of the table. bukayo saka had the summit in his sights afterjust four minutes. fulham had lost their last three games in the league, three games where they have been largely without rauljimenez. here, the mexican was back with a bang. how arsenal needed a goal. they had chances, but could not take them, and the

mike is from leicester city council , is from leicester city council, which owns the market.e're going to create a completely new trading environment for all the traders in here. >> brand new stalls, new lighting , lovely new roof with lighting, lovely new roof with solar panels . solar panels. >> they're investing £8 million in renovations . in renovations. >> some of the latest research around retail suggests that the future is more independent units , that people are not so keen on the larger shopping malls , more the larger shopping malls, more than £100 million is being invested in markets by councils and private businesses. >> some of it from levelling up funding customers welcome the change. >> i have noticed in recent years. >> a little decline. obviously it's traditional place for everything it needs to be updated. >> it could do with a revamp and to make it look better would be an improvement on leicester itself . itself. >> closing for the last time . >> closing for the last time. some traders are moving to a temporary home come mrs. >> yeah, take care . thank you.

leicester city are six points clear at the top of the table after a 3—0 win over rotherham.mingham. southampton are level on points with leeds in third after their 1—0 win at qpr, whilst michael beale�*s reign as sunderland boss began in disappointment as coventry cruised to a 3—0 win at the stadium of light. after back—to—back league defeats, celtic bounced back with victory over livingston that moves them five points clear of rangers at the top of the scottish premiership, although they've played two more games. goals from kyogo furuhashi and liam scales helping them to a 2—0 win at parkhead. lawrence shankland scored twice to send hearts to victory at home to st mirren and ensure they'll sit third at christmas. kilmarnock, in fourth, beat stjohnstone 2—1. the game at dundee was postponed because of a waterlogged pitch, and the match didn't go ahead at ross county because the pitch was frozen. time now for some of the day's other sport stories. britain's former leading doubles player tara moore has had a positive drugs test overturned after an independent tribunal ruled it

ipswich remain a point behind the leaders leicester after they beat coventry at portman road.atford were 2—1 winners at hull, whilst substitute adam randell kept his cool to score a 97th—minute winner for plymouth argyle as they beat fellow strugglers stoke city. hearts are up to third in the scottish premiership tonight as kilmarnock suffered a rare defeat at home. will dennis' own goal was the difference, giving the visitors a 1—0 win. there were six goals though at motherwell who scored a 97th minute equaliser to draw 3—3 with dundee. livingston ross county was postponed because of a frozen pitch. national league south high—flyers maidstone are into fa cup third round for the first time since they rose from the ashes of the old maidstone united in 1992. they had to come from behind to beat league two barrow 2—1 and did it in spectacular style, thanks to midfielder bivesh gurung, with only his second goal for the club. 0ne he and maidstone fans will cherish for years to come. if anyone was going to score a winner like that, then it is him. he tries it in training and we have

leicester have theirs though.enjosh bassett pollard with the tigers third try and then josh bassett secured pollard with the tigers third try and thenjosh bassett secured what could be a crucial bonus point in this star—studded group that includes two teams that played in the final for this trophy in the last two years. la rochelle got the better of leinster both times and they were determined to write that. in these conditions it would never be a classic but against a team who haven't lost in europe for over two years, it was enough.— years, it was enough. finally! leinster have _ years, it was enough. finally! leinster have a _ years, it was enough. finally! leinster have a win _ years, it was enough. finally! leinster have a win over- years, it was enough. finally! leinster have a win over la i leinster have a win over la rochelle. leinster have a win over la rochelle-— leinster have a win over la rochelle. �* , rochelle. and in this gruelling . rou - , rochelle. and in this gruelling groun. they — rochelle. an

ipswich remain a point behind the leaders leicester after they beat coventry at portman road.t substitute adam randell kept his cool to score a 97th—minute winner for plymouth argyle as they beat fellow strugglers stoke city. hearts are up to third in the scottish premiership tonight as kilmarnock suffered a rare defeat at home. will dennis' own goal was the difference, giving the visitors a 1—0 win. there were six goals though at motherwell who scored a 97th minute equaliser to draw 3—3 with dundee. livingston ross county was postponed because of a frozen pitch. national league south high—flyers maidstone are into fa cup third round for the first time since they rose from the ashes of the old maidstone united in 1992. they had to come from behind to beat league two barrow 2—1 and did it in spectacular style, thanks to midfielder bivesh gurung, with only his second goal for the club. 0ne he and maidstone fans will cherish for years to come. a goal in the 89th minute from danny collinge earned a replay for national league barnet as they drew 1—1 at league two side newport count

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leicester city fc are the premier league _ blueprint., _ premier league champions. cheering like c in 2016, girona _ premier league champions. cheering like c in 2016, girona started - premier league champions. cheering like c in 2016, girona started their - like c in 2016, girona started their season with hopes they could just stay up —— leicester city fc. like lester to, theyjust keep on winning. lester to, they “ust keep on winnint. �* �* , lester to, they “ust keep on winnint. . �*, ., winning. and he's done it, girona extend their _ winning. and he's done it, girona extend their lead! _ joe lynskey, bbc news. a great story, that. now last week, we brought you a special report inside the saudi arabia sports revolution, and whether the huge sums they're spending football, golf and boxing are used to detract from the country's human rights record. the bbc were accompanied by saudi ministry of sport officials while filming at venues and events. our sports editor dan roan sat down with former watford and burnley forward andre gray, who n

leicester city are six points clear at the top of the table after a 3—0 win over rotherham.pton are level on points with leeds in third after their 1—0 win at qpr, whilst michael beale's reign as sunderland boss began in disappointment as coventry cruised to a 3—0 win at the stadium of light. after back—to—back league defeats, celtic bounced back with victory over livingston that moves them five points clear of rangers at the top of the scottish premiership — although they've played two more games. goals from kyogo furuhashi and liam scales helping them to a 2—0 win at parkhead. lawrence shankland scored twice to send hearts to victory at home to st mirren and ensure they'll sit third at christmas. kilmarnock, in fourth, beat stjohnstone 2—1. the game at dundee was postponed because of a waterlogged pitch, and the match didn't go ahead at ross county because the pitch was frozen. time now for some of the day's othe sport stories. britain's former leading doubles player tara moore has had a positive drugs test overturned after an independent tribunal ruled it was caused by co

leicester tigers scored seven tries as they thrashed newcastle falcons in the gallagher premiership.n. leicester's wales international flanker tommy reffell scored a hat—trick to help his side record a third successive win. newcastle sit bottom of the table, eight points adrift. the uk championship snooker final is back underway at york barbican with ronnie 0'sullivan aiming for a record extending eighth title and china's ding jun—hui hoping to win it for a fourth time. in the afternoon session 0'sullivan rocketed into a 4—1 lead. but then this foul by the englishman proved to be a turning point in the match, prompting a remarkable comeback by ding who went on to draw level at four all at the end of the session. these are live pictures from the evening session in york. and the rocket has delivered with a great start to the session. he's won the first frame so it is now 5—4 to 0'sullivan. the first to ten frames will be the winner. if ronnie 0'sullivan takes it, he'll become the oldest ever winner of the uk championship as well as being the youngest — having first won it aged seventee

leicester tigers scored seven tries as they thrashed newcastle falcons in the gallagher premiership.hat—trick to help his side record a third successive win. newcastle sit bottom of the table, eight points adrift. the final round of golf�*s hero world challenge is under way in the bahamas. world number one scotty scheffler continues to set the pace. the american is 18 under par after after seven holes. he's hotly pursued by englishman matt fitzpatrick, who began the day on 13 under, but after dropping a shot has recovered to move back to his original score. 15 time major winner tiger woods is playing in his first competiton in eight months. he said he was pleasantly surprised after getting a one under par round of 71 yesterday. he's currently one over par overall there was an ethiopian double at the valencia marathon. sisay lemma, who won the london marathon two years ago, broke the course record and his personal best, finishing injust 2 hours and 1 minute. uganda'sjoshua chep—tegei, who's the world record holder at 5000 and 10,000 metres, struggled on his marathon debut, finishing d

i see in my own city, leicester, a very diverse l own city, leicester, a very diverse city, that we haveoy from trebled under this government. i don't take anyjoy from this chaos that we see. there are serious issues in this country to deal with, notjust issues in this country to deal with, not just the issues in this country to deal with, notjust the issues you are discussing today, but the cost of living, coming up to christmas people are desperately worried about how they're going to afford to have christmas and pay the bills in the new year, the state of the nhs, with 7.8 million people on waiting lists, and the conservative party today ripping itself apart more about who is going to lead their party in future that who is going to leave the country, and i don't actually take any joy the country, and i don't actually take anyjoy in that. in my own constituency, constituents are desperately struggling, i've got more than a third of children growing up in poverty in leicester and we need a government that's focused on those issues rather than its own future, which is what i'm afraid we'

will hollis gb news in leicester ? news in leicester? >> well, we live in hope.ment? right now folks are watching and listening to gb news saturday with me. darren grimes. we've got loads more coming on today's show. could coming up on today's show. could nigel farage become king of the jungle? the gb news presenter survived another elimination to make the final four of this year's i'm a celebrity. get me out of here. all of that and more to come. you're watching and listening to gb news, britain's news channel . the people's . channel welcome the people's. channel welcome back to gb news saturday with me , darren grimes on your tv onune , darren grimes on your tv online and on digital radio. >> now the crack of a christmas cracker sound starts this merry christmas and everyone in jubilation around the dining table for surely millions of us, right? we love popping those things. but for some of us this yean things. but for some of us this year, it hasn't happened . and year, it hasn't happened. and when pulling on their cracker , when pulling on their cracker, the

ipswich are now level on points with the leaders leicester — ed sheeran happy to see that equaliser gonto the play off places with a 1—0 defeat at bristol city, hull are fifth after a 3—0 win over cardiff, third placed leeds dropping points at home to coventry. the thriller was at plymouth where finn azaz scored two and set up a stoppage—time winner as his side beat rotherham 3—2. watford with five goals at preston, four for fourth placed southampton at home to blackburn. the scottish title race is tightening — after the leaders celtic were beaten again — hearts stunning the premiership champions to secure a first win at parkhead since 2009. lawrence shankland and stephen kingsley with the goals. leaders celtic remain five points above rangers, who have two games in hand, while hearts are well behind in third. there were also wins for dundee and stjohnstone. tottenham have claimed wsl bragging rights over their rivals arsenal after a surprise 1—0 win at the tottenham hotspur stadium. martha thomas scored the only goal of the game in the second half to earn spurs a first—ever league win

ipswich remain six points behind leicester at the top., celtic beat dundee thanks to three second—half goals — paulo bernardo scoring the first before substitute mikeyjohnston's late double made sure of victory. next up for brendan rodgers' side is the old firm fixture against rangers at parkhead on saturday. leinster moved top of the united rugby championship table with a 9—3 win over munster in a bruising derby contest. and it was a day of derbies between cardiff and dragons. the hosts ran in nine tries at a packed arms park — seven in the first half alone to equal the league record — six different try—scorers with prop kieron assirati even getting in on the act. cardiff are up to tenth in the table, dragons stay bottom. meanwhile 0spreys beat scarlets in the west wales derby, an interception from jack walsh wrapped up victory by 25 points to 11 — it's the first time 0spreys have won a competitive match in llanelli since 2015. there was an upset at kempton as hewick — a horse bought forjust £800 won the king george vi chase one of the f

leicester and west ham drew. and aston villa beat brighton, i—o.re victor boniface scored one and provided two assists, as bayer leverkusen beat frankfurt, 3—0. his goal came afterjust 14 minutes as he squeezed a low shot under kevin trapp to open the scoring. boniface, who is almost certain to be selected for nigeria's africa cup of nations squad injanuary, then helped get the win, finding florian wirtz in space for leverkusen�*s third. first half was tight — we were lucky to score that goalfrom boni — but second half and overall, it was very serious, very professional performance, and that's the way we want to keep going to win more games. meanwhile, harry kane scored twice in bayern munich's 3—0 win over stuttgart to take his league tally to 20 goals in 14 games. kane scored his firstjust 90 seconds into the match, and headed home this second goal after the break. in la liga, real madrid were 4—1 winners over villarreal. jude bellingham getting on the scoresheet once again for the home side, as they moved to the top of the table. carlo ancelotti

leicester and west ham drew, and aston villa beat brighton i—o.ed one and provided two assists, as bayern leverkusen beat frankfurt 3—0. his goal came afterjust 14 minutes, as he squeezed a low shot under kevin trapp to open the scoring. boniface, who is almost certain to be selected for nigeria's africa cup of nations squad injanuary, then helped get the win, finding florian wirtz in space for leverkusen�*s third. first hour was tied, and the second half overall it was very serious, very professional performance, and that's the way we want to keep going to win more games. meanwhile, harry kane scored twice in bayern munich's 3—0 win over stuttgart, to take his league tally to 20 goals in 14 games. kane scored his firstjust 90 seconds into the match, and headed home this second goal after the break. in la liga, real madrid were 4—1 winners over villareal. jude bellingham getting on the scoresheet once again for the home side, as they moved to the top of the table. carlo ancelotti's side are a point ahead of girona, who host alaves on monday. in it

leicester and west ham drew. and aston villa beat brighton i—o.tor boniface scored one and provided two assists as bayern leverkusen beat frankfurt 3—0. his goal came afterjust 14 minutes as he squeezed a low shot under kevin trapp to open the scoring. boniface, who is almost certain to be selected for nigeria's africa cup of nations squad injanuary, then helped get the win, finding florian wirtz in space for leverkusen�*s third. first hour was tight — we were lucky to score that goalfrom boni — but second half and overall, it was very serious, very professional performance, and that's the way we want to keep going to win more games. meanwhile, harry kane scored twice in bayern munich�*s 3—0 win over stuttgart to take his league tally to 20 goals in 14 games. kane scored his firstjust 90 seconds into the match and headed home this second goal after the break. in la liga, real madrid were 4—1 winners over villarreal. jude bellingham getting on the scoresheet once again for the home side as they moved to the top of the table. carlo ancelotti's side

no harm done and leicester had a far worse day.tart to the season in the english premiership. they came back to beat bristol bears, packer among the try scorers as they added 27 unanswered points in the second half for a 32—10 bonus point victory. saracens top of the table. english darts player ricky evans was absolutely bouncing after knocking out the sixth seed nathan aspinall in the third round of the pdc world championship. he raced through the match, winning 3—0, and said afterwards that he'd enjoy geting to eat his christmas dinner knowing he was still in the tournament, which resumes on the 27th at alexander palace. we knowjust how big a party sports personality of the year was here in salford earlier in the week. on friday, the bbc in northern ireland handed out their award. there was no big ceremony. european and commonwealth 1500—metre silver—medallist ciara mageean thought she wasjust doing a normal interview, until her mum handed her the trophy. it was probably a good thing it was so low—key because the morning after sh

leicester and west ham drew. and aston villa beat brighton i—o.w where victor boniface scored one and provided two assists as bayern leverkusen beat frankfurt 3—0. his goal came afterjust 14 minutes as he squeezed a low shot under kevin trapp to open the scoring. boniface, who is almost certain to be selected for nigeria's africa cup of nations squad injanuary, then helped get the win, finding florian wirtz in space for leverkusen�*s third. first hour was tight, and the second half and overall, it was very serious, very professional performance, and that's the way we want to keep going to win more games. meanwhile, harry kane scored twice in bayern munich's 3—0 win over stuttgart to take his league tally to 20 goals in 14 games. kane scored his firstjust 90 seconds into the match and headed home this second goal after the break. in la liga, real madrid were 4—1 winners over villareal. jude bellingham getting on the scoresheet once again for the home side as they moved to the top of the table. carlo ancelotti's side are a point ahead of girona who

point lead at the top if they beat wayne rooney's birmingham they're into the last few minutes, with leicesterthonyjoshua and deontay wilder the headline acts in saudi arabia. joshua's on the comeback, after losing his belts to 0leksandr usyk and the subsequent rematch last year, and wants to continue his winning streak against sweden's 0tto wallin. wilder takes on joseph parker. if both win, they could finally get in the ring together next year. butjoshua's focussed on the prize of winning back a title. it is hard to switch off. i transform that pressure and what could be a distraction into motivation. of course i want to become champion. i'm not focusing on that right now. yes, we are all focused on what's next and focused on my opponent, the bigger picture and i'm using it as a source of motivation as every day i'm in the gym. i would love to fight wilder and more, so i'm using it as motivation. nobody wants to get knocked out. i hit different, understand me? i can end your career. they say he's 100% afraid, but i think he's at 75%. now his promoter and his management are 1000% afraid. that

the championship leaders leicester are at second placed ipswich later.lace but slipped up away at preston. leeds were reduced to ten men after goal keeper — islan meslier was sent off for raising his hands in an altercation and pushing a preston player in the face. it was goalless at the time butjust a few minutes later preston took the lead through their captain — allan browne. leeds equalised from the penalty spot inside the last ten minutes through their skipper pascal struijk. but in the final minute of the game preston won it with a brilliant goal from liam miller. they are up to 9th, leeds have dropped to fourth. celtic beat dundee with three second—half goals to move five points clear of rangers at the top of the scottish premiership. the visitors are unbeaten in a0 games against dundee — paulo bernardo scoring the first, before substitute mikeyjohnston's late double made sure of victory. next up for them is the old firm match on saturday, but rangers do have two games in hand, one of them is against ross county tomorrow night. there was a big der

so far, the councils of several cities, including leicester, lancaster, and swansea , have banned the purchase of goods from the occupied territories of the palestinians . an action that has had many fans in england since the past. or the boycott of israeli goods is very important. in my opinion , israeli crops and products should be boycotted. because israel is an apartheid regime and is constantly occupying more. land and killing more palestinians. here, the canteens of the american mcdonald's company, which gives free food to the soldiers of the zionist regime, are hated by many. while supporters of palestinian rights boycott israeli goods and companies supporting this regime are boycotted in protest of the palestinian genocide . the british government declared this action illegal for government companies or government collaborators. the opinion of a large number of british people that the gaza war had many effects and messages to show. the real face of people and political groups and human rights are among them. mojtaba ghasemzadeh is a reporter for london radio and television. th

ipswich are now level on points with the leaders leicester — ed sheeran happy to see that equaliser gostol city, hull are fifth after a 3—0 win over cardiff, third placed leeds dropping points at home to coventry. the thriller was at plymouth where finn azaz scored two and set up a stoppage—time winner as his side beat rotherham 3—2. watford with five goals at preston, four for fourth placed southampton at home to blackburn. the scottish title race is tightening — after the leaders celtic were beaten again — hearts stunning the premiership champions to secure a first win at parkhead since 2009 lawrence shankland and stephen kingsley with the goals. leaders celtic remain five points above rangers, who have two games in hand, while hearts are well behind in third. there were alsowins for dundee and stjohnstone. tottenham have claimed wsl bragging rights over their rivals arsenal after a surprise 1—0 win at the tottenham hotspur stadium. martha thomas scored the only goal of the game in the second half to earn spurs a first—ever league win over their neighbours. the result leaves arsenal

so far, the councils of several cities, including leicester, lancaster, swansea and continental , have banned the purchase of goods from the occupied palestinian territories. an action that has had many fans in england since the past. or embargo israeli goods are very important. in my opinion , israeli blockades and sieges should be banned. because. and is constantly occupying more land and killing more palestinians. here, the canteens of the american company mcdonald's, which gives free food to the soldiers of the zionist regime, are hated by many, while the supporters of palestinian rights boycott israeli goods and companies that help this regime in protest. genocide palestinians are sanctioned, the british government has declared this action illegal for state-owned companies or government collaborators. in your opinion , many of the british people, the gaza war, your works and message there were many things that show the real face of people and political groups and human rights among them. mojtaba ghasemzadeh, radio and television news agency, london. well, dear viewers, goodbye. we

so far, the councils of several cities, including leicester, lancaster , and swanzint , have banned the purchase of goods from the occupied territories of the palestinians, an action that has had many fans in england in the past. or the boycott of israeli goods is very important. in my opinion , the israeli occupation and blockades should be sanctioned because israel is an apartheid regime and is constantly occupying more of the land and killing more of the palestinians. here are the canteens of the american mcdonald's company, which provides free food to the soldiers of the zionist regime. it is hated by many. while supporters of the rights of palestinians are boycotting israel and companies that help this regime in protest of the genocide of palestinians, the british government has declared this action illegal for government companies or government collaborators. according to a large number of british people , the gaza war had many effects and messages, which include showing the true face of individuals and political groups and human rights. mojtaba ghasemzadeh is a reporter for radio

so far, the councils of several cities, including leicester, lancaster, swansea and continental , have banned the purchase of goods from the occupied palestinian territories. an action from the past. it has many fans in england. or the boycott of israeli goods is very important. in my opinion, the entire israeli economy and products should be boycotted. because israel is an apartheid regime and is constantly occupying more land and killing more palestinians. here, the canteens of the american mcdonald's company, which gives free food to the soldiers of the zionist regime, are hated by many. and the companies that help this regime protest they sanction the genocide of the palestinians. the british government has declared this action illegal for state-owned companies or government collaborators. according to a large number of british people, the war in gaza had many effects and messages, showing the true face of the people and population of this house by our own hands is not chinese , it is foreign to us, the heart of mujood grocer wants to be exported, creating competition and the image

so far , the councils of several cities, including leicester, lancaster, swansea and continental , have banned the purchase of goods from the occupied palestinian territories. an action from the past. it has many fans in england. or the boycott of israeli goods is very important. in my opinion , israeli crops and products should be boycotted. because israel is an apartheid regime and is constantly being occupied more land and more killing of palestinians. here, the canteens of the american mcdonald's company, which gives free food to the soldiers of the zionist regime , are hated by many. and they boycott the companies that help this regime in protest of the genocide of the palestinians . the british government has declared this action illegal for government companies or government collaborators. according to a large number of british people, the gaza war had many effects and consequences that show the true face of individuals and groups. political issues and human rights are among them. mojtaba ghasemzadeh of the london broadcasting agency. let's run here, my son, wait a minute what's

not overwhelming leicester.ese over a pudding. >> that's interesting. yeah >> that's interesting. yeah >> my son. yeah i >> so would my son. yeah i wouldn't that road. wouldn't go down that road. >> straight the >> you go straight for the sticky toffee. >> whenever you're talking about cheese charles gaulle remember charles de gaulle said, how france? how could anybody run france? how govern how can you run a govern a country which has got 4000 types of cheese? so >> so we could become ungovernable ? absolutely. if we ungovernable? absolutely. if we make too much, we don't just have cheddar . we don't have too. have cheddar. we don't have too. right. shall we go back to some serious news? not cheese serious news? not that cheese isn't it's good to isn't serious. and it's good to see this particular dairy see that this particular dairy is doing very well. >> it's a good uk success story. yeah hear about yeah it's good to hear about exports united states. exports to the united states. i'd say it is true. >> the st

arrest people for for having the palestinian flag on display, and yet, people continue to do it, in leicester, england, a whole street was flying palestinian flags, very long street, this is technically illegal, but they did it anyway. um, people are horrified, people are are morally offended by by israeli actions and no amount of uh crying victim is is going to change the horror, it's simply so overwhelming, and we've said before, this is the first genocide uh recorded on smart phone, and people see what's happening, you can't hide what has happened, and and you... have the voices of doctors and physicians and professors in gaza, the most reliable possible voices that exist, and they are telling you what's happening, and um, and then you have the israeli politicians themselves who make no secret of it, this is the other thing, they openly say the most outrageous things that that palestinians deserve to die, "the intention is to wipe them off the earth, push them into the sea, and and so it's it's a strange, it's a strange mixture of of messages in a sense, because you you have this this repr

several city councils, including leicester, lancaster, swansea and covenant, have now banned the purchase of goods from the occupied palestinian territories, a move that has long had many supporters in the uk. or the boycott of israeli goods is very important. in my opinion, the entire israeli economy and products should be boycotted, because of the apartheid regime, which is constantly occupying more land and killing more palestinians. here. the american mcdonald's company, which gives free food to the soldiers of the zionist regime, is hated by many. while supporters of the rights of palestinians in israel and companies supporting this regime are boycotting in protest of the genocide of the palestinians. the british government has declared this action illegal for government companies or government collaborators. in the opinion of a large number of british people, the gaza war had many effects and consequences, showing the true face of individuals and political groups and human rights . in my meeting with the prime minister and senior officials of israel, they emphasized that before the

so far, the councils of several cities, including leicester, lancaster, and swansea , have banned the purchase of goods from the occupied territories of the palestinians. an action that has had many fans in england since the past. or the boycott of israeli goods is very important. in my opinion, israeli blockades and blockades should be sanctioned because israel is under an apartheid regime all the time now the occupation of most of the land and the killing of more palestinians here, the canteens of the american mcdonald's company, which gives free food to the soldiers of the zionist regime, are hated by many. while supporters of palestinian rights are boycotting israeli goods and companies supporting this regime in protest of the palestinian genocide, the british government is doing this. has declared it illegal for government companies or government partners. according to a large number of british people, the gaza war had many effects and messages, which include showing the true face of individuals and political groups and human rights. mojtaba ghasemzadeh, reporter for sed and radi

they had it with leicester last yeah they had it with leicester last year. to follow year.o follow them. so how they're going to deal with this or how uefa are going to deal with this and think, you know, this can't carry on, there's going to be a ban, is. it'sjust carry on, there's going to be a ban, is. it's just like ban, but it is. it's just like those bad old days again. and it wasn't good scenes all. wasn't very good scenes at all. not nice. wasn't very good scenes at all. notnow, nice. wasn't very good scenes at all. notnow, what is going on with >> now, what is going on with ronnie o'sullivan? >> yeah, ronnie o'sullivan i don't know you've seen the don't know if you've seen the documentary. you seen the documentary. have you seen the documentary. have you seen the documentary amazon documentary which is on amazon prime about ronnie. prime and it's about ronnie. it's a documentary about ronnie, and know what a complicated and we know what a complicated character o'sullivan is, and we know what a complicated cha|als0' o'sullivan is, and we know what a complicated cha|

and via skype from leicester, optician and founder of friends of al-axa, an ngo based in the same city, ismail. patel. mr. patel is also an advisory board member of the conflicts forum, director of islam expo, and member of the special advisory board of clear conscience. thanks for joining us. to both of you, starting with you, um, dr. wakar, i usually try to start the show by asking our guests for their thoughts on what we've been seeing happening, unfolding in the gaza strip in the west bank, as early as today, extens exclusive video was aired on the qatari news channel uh of bodies pile up inside a school in uh faluja area, west of the jabalia refugee camp in northern gaza with people shot in the back of the head at point blank, your thoughts really on on that. i mean, first of all, um, it's one of the most horrendous, um, unfolding of events that is happening in front of us and with whatever, whatever has been happening, with the palestinians, especially, it's just an eye opener for the international community as well, because "this just did not start in on october 7, this has been

and vice skype from leicester, optician and founder of friends of al-a, an ngo based in the same city, ismail patel. mr. patel is also an advisory board member of the conflicts forum, director of islam expo, and member of the special advisory board of clear conscience. thanks for joining us to both of you. starting with you, um, dr. wagar, i usually try to start the show by asking our guests for their thoughts on what we've been seeing happening unfolding in the gaza strip in the west bank. as early as today, extens exclusive video was aired on the qatari news channel uh of bodies pile up inside a school in al falluja area, west of jabalia refugee camp in northern gaza with. people shot in the back of the head at point blank, your thoughts really on on that? mean, first of all, um, it's one of the most horrendous, you know, um, unfolding of events that is happening in front of us, and with whatever, whatever has been happening with the palestinians especially, it's just an eye opener for the international community as well, because this just did not start in on october 7th, this has b

in the championship, leicester thrashed plymouth 4—0 to stay top of the championship.ile, mangerless sunderland beat west brom 2—1 at the stadium of light. dan ballard and dan neil with the goals as the black cats picked up their first win in four games to move into the play—off positions. in other games, it's six wins from seven for leeds united after their 2—0 win at blackburn earlier. they're on the hunt in third. ipswich, a place above them, also won again. they beat middlesbrough 2—0. also wins for cardiff, swansea, sheffield wednesday and qpr. rangers came from behind to beat dundee and move to within five points of scottish premiership leaders celtic, who play tomorrow. they were behind early, but came back to score three in the first half, to seal the points at ibrox despite losing jose cifuentes to a red card. four other games this afternoon. aberdeen beat hearts 2—1. hibs won 1—0 at livingston. motherwell and st johnstone drew 1—1. and st mirren won 2—0 at home to ross county. over to the women's super league, which returned after the international break. lau

it is happening in leicester... liverpool... birmingham... and manchester. once upon a time...o about changing audience behaviour. i'm definitely seeing a lot more standing ovations. i think that after the pandemic, people are excited to be back in the theatres, having that collective experience. some think the trend has come over from the us, while others say, with ticket prices high, standing up and cheering can be a way to convince yourself that it was all worth it. but if you give standing ovations for everything, do they risk losing their value? we've got to be really careful that we don't become snobs about theatre etiquette. generally, wejust want people engaged. not everyone can jump on their feet, and children also often find different ways to express themselves. today, there is a lot of shouting and cheering. but this time, no standing ovation. meanwhile, at the choir of man, the standing ovation is still going. noor nanji, bbc news. weather in a moment — but first have a look at this extraordinary sight that lit up the skies over parts of scotland last night. it's wh

and vice skype from leicester, optician and founder of friends of al-aqsa, an ngo based in the same city, ismail patel. mr. patel is also an advisory board member. the conflicts forum, director of islam expo, and member of the special advisory board of clear conscience. thanks for joining us to both of you. starting with you, um, dr. wakar, i usually try to start the show by asking our guests for their thoughts on what we've been seeing happening unfolding in the gaza strip in the west bank. as early as today, extens exclusive video was aired on the qatari news channel of bodies pile up inside a school in uh faluja area, west of the jabalia refugee camp in northern gaz. with people shot in the back of the head at point blank, your thoughts really on on that. i mean, first of all, um, it's one of the most horrendous, you know, um, unfolds that is happening in front of us, and with whatever, whatever has been happening with the palestinians especially, it's just an eye opener for the international community as well, because this just did not start in on october 7, this has been going on. f

these are in the leicester family. all e leicester family.e and smoked. and reminder those are cheeses names spice cheeses, not names of spice girls. cheeses, not names of spice girlso well those are basically >> so well those are basically all the cheeses. >> and also when you said in the leicester family you meant the cheese variety of leicester, not just around leicester area, just around the leicester area, leicester gone off as an leicester has not gone off as an area. >> so leicester good, good, good point. >> leicester's gone off unfortunately i mean the problem you know when they recall items. >> um presumably not that . many >> um presumably not that. many people notice. well yeah . and people notice. well yeah. and they've already consumed the food and the advice is this is going to be your christmas hampers. >> so there'll be lots of people that it, that aren't thinking about it, but want to get sick but you don't want to get sick at christmas. it's a terrible time. um, no, the time. um, but no, it's the lancashire think lancashire

and leicester tigers beat bath to deny them the chance to go top of rugby union's premiership.

it's happening in leicester, liverpool, birmingham and manchester.ty, since the pandemic, they've become more common. some think the trend has come overfrom the us, while others say with ticket prices high, standing up and cheering can be a way to convince yourself that it was all worth it. at bristol old vic, a christmas show, arabian nights, is under way. built in 1766, this theatre knows a thing or two about changing audience behaviour. i'm definitely seeing a lot more standing ovations. i think that after the pandemic people are excited to be back in the theatres, having that collective experience with other audience members, appreciating good work on our stages. but if you give standing ovations for everything, do they risk losing their value? we've got to be really careful that we don't become snobs about theatre etiquette. you know, there are certain things we don't want. we don't want fights breaking out or people heckling necessarily, unless maybe sometimes in a panto! but generally we just want people engaged. not everyone can jump on their

we were unlucky — in the championship, leicester thrashed plymouth 4—0 to stay top of the championshipm of light. dan ballard and dan neil with the goals as the black cats picked up their first win in four games to move into the play—off positions. in other games, its six wins from seven for leeds united after their 2—0 win at blackburn earlier. they're on the hunt in third. ipswich, a place above them, also won again. they beat middlesbrough 2—0. also wins for cardiff, swansea, sheffield wednesday and qpr. rangers came from behind to beat dundee and move to within five points of scottish premiership leaders celtic, who play tomorrow. they were behind early, but came back to score three in the first half, to seal the points at ibrox despite losing jose cifuentes to a red card. four other games this afternoon. aberdeen beat hearts 2—1. hibs won 1—0 at livingston. motherwell and st johnstone drew 1—1. and st mirren won 2—0 at home to ross county. over to the women's super league, which returned after the international break. lauren hemp scored twice in four minutes to help manchester cit

leicester tigers crept past stade francais 27—24.e final minute the might of the 5—time winners toulouse proved too much for harlequins. 47—19 it finished at the stoop. the french side join bath at the top of pool 2 with maximum points from two games. it's quins first defeat australia crushed pakistan by 360 runs to take the first test in perth and a 1—0 lead in the three—match series. the hosts declared midway through the second session on day four to set pakistan a daunting target of 450 and the visitors crumbled in the chase, nathan lyon becoming the eight bowler to pick up his 500th test wicket, given out on review as pakistan were bowled out for just 89. the second test between the sides begins on boxing day in melbourne. injohannesburg, india thrashed south africa by eight wickets in the first odi — the hosts were bowled out forjust 117, their lowest total at home, arshdeep singh doing most of the damage with five wickets before the visitors cruised to victory in just over 16 overs to take a 1—0 series lead. britain's ben maher

leicester can go three points clear at the top with a win at birmingham.ty cloudy day for many, with some splashes of rain, but northern areas of the uk did get to see a little bit of brightness. that was the scene for a weather watcher in the highlands earlier on. now, as we look through the rest of this week, we will see further rain at times and it will become very windy. there is the chance that some of us will see a little bit of snow in the run—up to the christmas period. now, this is the earliest satellite picture. now, this is the earlier satellite picture. you can see this pipeline of cloud streaming in from the atlantic. this is our next weathersystem, really. that will bring some quite heavy rain across parts of wales and england as we head through this evening and tonight. turning really wet, particularly through the second half of the night. northern england staying a little bit drier, and certainly for northern ireland and scotland, we'll see some clearer skies, a few showers blowing into the northwest of scotland, some of those wintry over h

some places sadly, leicester and parts of the northwest work.question would have been, do we continue with national measures the whole time, which would have been... which is logical tendency for some of the reservations you had —— admissions you have had, or do we try to reflect the geography of the outbreak and to say, well, we are not going to close hospitality in devon and cornwall because of whatever is happening in the west midlands or elsewhere. that, for a while, seemed to a lot of people to be a sensible way forward. and i think i mean, it would probably come to this but there would defects in the clearing system. that led to tiering. i think it was worth a try. because of the difficulties with the circuit breaker concept, which, patrick and matt and others have alluded to. that was my hesitation. it wasn't that i was against going into a national lockdown per se, all that i could set my mind absolutely against it, if you look at what i said to the cabinet onjuly the 21st i said we have got to keep this as part of our arsenal. but i tho

i mean, i remember leicester mean, i remember when leicester won at 5000 to 1, won the league at 5000 the league. now aston villa are second. they're not expected there. but not expected to be there. but i remember having a conversation in about in december of 2015 about leicester and no one, no one considered them as tightly. one was about the other was talking about all the other teams them in that teams around them in that pack, but what point but not leicester. at what point do consider them title do you consider them title contenders? villa's contenders? aston villa's captain mcginn scored the captain john mcginn scored the winning goal yesterday, but he said dressing winning goal yesterday, but he said been dressing winning goal yesterday, but he said been talk dressing winning goal yesterday, but he said been talk ofdressing winning goal yesterday, but he said been talk of the sing room i've been talk of the t word. he means t as in title. he's not. he's not mentioning it. but a fantastic win for them against arsenal. they followed it course. sorry. this it up, of course. sorry