tv Sport Today BBC News October 15, 2018 1:45am-2:01am BST
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sport centre. coming up on this programme — novak djokovic makes it 18 consecutive wins as he claims the shanghai masters title. italy strike late to beat poland and win their first match in the uefa nations league. and the seattle seahawks flying visit to london is a success, as wembley plays host to the nfl. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the tennis news that novak djokovic has claimed a record breaking fourth victory at the shanghai masters — a win that puts him within touching distance of the world number one ranking. the serbian beat borna coric in straight sets — extending his dominance in china as adam wild reports. novak djokovic! shanghai put on a
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show for the final and so did know that djokovic. after defeating alexander berry of on saturday, there was more of that here. —— zverev. borna coric playing in the biggest match of his career showed plenty of fight early on. ultimately, he couldn't compete and some on forced errors didn't help. the croatian couldn't have got off toa the croatian couldn't have got off to a worst start in the second set. it handed the advantage to djokovic. borna coric beat roger federer in the semifinals but couldn't reproduce the same form here as he struggled djokovic was in control of the match. he knew it. in the end, victory was something of an anti—climax. a video review delayed championship point. djokovic will replace roger federer as the world number two on monday. 2018 has been
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the weird —— the year of exceeding expectations including his own. i couldn't after a better scenario. iam i couldn't after a better scenario. i am closer now to nadal in the rankings and i put myself in a good scenario for the last, you know, last period of the year. we will see, iam last period of the year. we will see, i am planning to play now paris and london. the game is working really well. ending a year at as number one would be the biggest achievement of this year. it was a very good lesson today. i didn't enjoy it as much, to be honest. but now when i look back, it isa very honest. but now when i look back, it is a very good lesson. like i said, i think is a very good lesson. like i said, ithinkl is a very good lesson. like i said, i think i can learn a lot of this match. i will have sometime offer.
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for sure, i think he unbelievable tennis. i go to try and learn something and like i said, i'm just going to take positives from this. meanwhile, at the hong kong open 18 year old daya na yastremska claimed her first ever wta singles title with victory over china's wang qiang. the ukranian put on a dazzling display to dispatch the sixth seed in straight sets — 6—2, 6—1, preventing her from claiming her third title this season. yastremska becomes the second teenage wta winner of 2018 following 0lga danilovic at the moscow river cup. the uefa nations league saw seven matches played on sunday. italy scored a 92nd minute winner through cristiano biraghi to win in poland in league a — group 3. the victory means italy move three points clear of their hosts with both sides only having one game left to play, which will be against leaders portugal who have a 100% record. earlier russia beat turkey 2—0 in sochi with denis cheryshev picking up the second goal that takes his side four points clear at the top of the league b — group 2 table. now to cricket and umesh yadav
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claimed a 10—wicket haul as india again beat tourists west indies inside three days to win their two—test series 2—0. india bowled the tourists out for 127 with yadav taking 11/115 to add to his 6 wickets from the first innings. that set his side a target of 72 in hyderabad, which they reached without loss and this was west indies‘ fourth straight three—day defeat in the country. next up is a five—match one day international series which begins next sunday. eddie pepperell won his second european tour title with a two—shot victory at the british masters on sunday the englishman shot an even—par 72 in his final round in wet conditions but this miraculous eagle on the par four 10th hole went a long way to securing the title. the victory takes pepperell into the world's top 35 and almost certainly secures him a first appearance at next year's masters in augusta with the top 50
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at the end of this year guaranteed a place in the first major of next season in april and his parents were on hand to celebrate the win. i got myself a nice lead overnight andi i got myself a nice lead overnight and i needed it. yeah, it wasjust a case of hanging in there all day, really. when i said british weather yesterday i didn't expect it to be quite so miserable but, you know, i'm pleased to be stood here with the trophy. world number 2a marc leishman has won the cimb classic in kuala lumpur by 5 strokes to claim his fourth win on the pga tour. the australian managed eight birdies in the final round, including this monster putt on the 9th. his 7 under final round of 65 equalled the course record and meant he finished on 26 under par with his final birdie coming on the 18th. it had been over a year since i'd
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wind. i had a few chances and hadn't capitalised. playing career next week and the world cup later in the year. australian pg. i want to try and win something else before the end of the year. —— pga. this is awesome. i know the kids will be very happy that i am bringing home at trophy. in south korea, home favourite ingee chun shot a stunning final round 66 to win her first lpga title in more than two years at the hana bank championship. the 2a year old fired seven birdies and one bogey in the final round to finish three strokes ahead of england's charley hull. the world's top two players, park sung—hyun of south korea and thailand's ariya jutanugarn, were tied at third at 12 under. superbikes world champion jonathan rea showed his dominance yet again as he won his tenth consecutive race in the championship.
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after winning on saturday at the sanjuan villicum circuit in argentina, the northern irishman came from eighth place at the start to finish first on sunday as well. that's a fifth successive double for the kawasaki rider. sunday saw the first of three nfl games at wembley this month with the oakland raiders taking a home game to london against the seattle seahawks. the seahawks were playing in the english capital for the first time and were convincing 27—3 winners — with their head coach pete carroll labelling it a resounding success. we had a great time. the attitudes we re we had a great time. the attitudes were incredible. they played hard, work hard, did a bit of sightseeing that not too much. as we got closer to the game, we realise how much energy there was fraught —— from the seahawks. it was great. anybody says
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anything different, i don't think they know. there has been a lot of issues talked about that, the turf was great. on sunday head to our website bbc.com/sport. in the nhl — newjersey devils came from behind twice to beat the san jose sharks on sunday. the game could have gone either way but keith kincaid's 37 saves kept the home side in it. two goals from kyle palmieri, for the third game running, and then the winner from jean—sebastien dee gave the devils three wins out of three so far this season. ufc fighter khabib nurmagomedov says he's ready to succeed where rival conor mcgregor failed, calling out boxer floyd mayweather. the russian beat mcgregor last week and bumped into one of mayweather‘s promoters this weekend... two guys never,
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two guys never, never. two guys never, never. why not? ended jungle, only one king. 0nly one king. i am the king. because he cannot drive through mcgregor but i dropped him in italy. a good way to keep in shape is to take the stairs instead of the lift — or elevator — depending on where in the world you're watching. but what about climbing to the 57th floor of a skyscraper in less than 8 minutes? this is shanghai's international finance centre. piotr lobodzinski from poland managed to reach the top in just 7 minutes, 45 seconds. he had some company along the way. here he is crossing the finish line after running up nearly 1500 steps. the boston red sox are leading 5—4
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at the top of the fifth inning in the second game of the american meat championships in america —— major—league ace paul. houston won the first game. hello there, good morning. the last 2a hours has seen the number of flood warnings reducing as the wettest of the weather moved its way a little bit further east. gradually, everything will come in from the atlantic over the next few days. this band of cloud working its way towards our shores by tuesday. that area of cloud contains a bit of ex—hurricane michael. that's going to slip its way into iberia. that's where we're feeding up all our cloud and outbreaks of rain at the moment, so more of that coming back into england and perhaps into wales as well, a cold start for scotland and northern ireland. cold skies developing here with a few showers in the north—west. this area of rain might not be in this exact position, affecting the south—west for a while, south and east wales, it's moving its way northwards and becoming lighter and maybe missing the rain
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in the south—east, sunshine later giving the temperatures a boost but sunniest skies will be further north in scotland and northern ireland, where it's 13 or 1a degrees. that weather front is bringing the rain into england and parts of wales, but as we head into tuesday, it's much lighter by this stage, a much weaker weather front. we've got another coming in from the atlantic, that's responsible for the rain. ahead of it, a band of cloud across england and wales and it could be misty and murky before it brightens up as the wind picks up, and our weather front brings this narrow band of rain from scotland and northern ireland into the irish sea. followed by some blustery showers. it'll be windy in the north—west of scotland. warm when the sun comes out in the south—east and east anglia. the windiest weather close to this area of low pressure, and that's pushing this weather front in to england and wales, but it's slowing down. there will be some discrepancy as to where it's going to stop. at the moment, now, it looks like the south—east might be brighter.
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the band of cloud and not much rain stuck across the wash into the south—west of england. behind that, more sunshine following on, where it should be a lovely day for the time of year. those temperatures still not bad as well. it will turn colder overnight. yes, we've got an area of low pressure building in from the south—west, but there's some colder air around the top of that in between these weather fronts, so a cold start to thursday and still a bit grey in southern counties of england even though that weather front is out of the way. but away from here, plenty of sunshine. it looks like being a nice day. temperatures won't be quite so high i think on thursday because of that chillier start, but plenty of sunshine to come. we'll start to see some changes by the time we get to friday. still got high pressure for a while, but there are these weather fronts toppling into that and that will increase the breeze and pick up some more cloud and a bit of rain in the north—west. this band of cloud and rain will trickle down into scotland and northern ireland.
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may get stuck across the far north of england and north wales later in the day. further south, some sunshine after a cool start, with some mist and fog. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. our top stories: pressure mounts on saudi arabia over the disappearance of jamal khashoggi. britain, france and germany demand answers if they have got nothing to hide, then they will and should co—operate. going round in circles. britain's brexit negotiator makes an impromptu trip to brussels but finds no way forward on key issues. angela merkel‘s conservative allies suffer massive losses in bavaria's state elections. her coalition‘s in question. no more fish in the sea. how a shortage means south africa's penguin population needs a helping hand.
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