the leader and vetera n the leader and veteranjim the leader and veteran jim furyk no the leader and veteranjim furyk no less. with gareth anscombe ruled out of the world cup, wales coach warren gatland has given dan biggar a start at fly—half this weekend. centrejonathan davies will be joined by his younger brotherjames for the first time in a wales shirt. they'll be the first brothers to play alongside each other since 2006. jamie and nicky robinson the last to do so. for england, wing ruaridh mcconnochie will make his england debut against wales on saturday. mcconnochie was named in the starting 15 last weekend before pulling out with injury. maro itoje returns as eddiejones makes three changes to the starting side. george ford again captains with owen farrell a replacement. the slovenian climberjanja garnbret continues to dominate the world championships injapan. the sport makes its debut as an olympic discipline next year. garnbret‘s become the first woman

to win two individual world titles at the same championships after winning gold in the women's lead. that victory, comes after she won the bouldering event earlier in the week. in the men's event, there was another victory for the czech climber adam 0ndra. it's his third world lead title. now, he shocked the world with his victory over world heavyweight champion anthonyjoshua. but the mexican andy ruinr isn't conviced by the terms of their rematch, claiming nothing has been signed ahead of their december bout in saudi arabia. as our boxing reporter ade adedoyin explains. the background to all of this is the andy ruiz the background to all of this is the andy ruinr was not his mandatory challenger when he faced anthony josh with the first time. he was a late substitute for the fighter who was pulled out for banned substances. it was a voluntary

defence and in the situations it is not uncommon for promoters to put a recess 0 n not uncommon for promoters to put a recess on the contract. just in case a champion was his. there was a rematch because which andy ruiz assigned to. in that clause is there normally will be a guaranteed purse. and we also understand that the contract would have said thatjoshua potts i9 contract would have said thatjoshua potts 19 controls the promotions for the rematch and they would determine the rematch and they would determine the dates, venue, the time of the year, etc. ruiz would have signed that legally binding document tying him to this rematch. it puts him in a very difficult situation if he does not want to go through with that. do we read into that knowing how boxing is that this is about as much as ruiz can from this fight then, this posturing? this might well be ruiz trying to negotiate better terms for the rematch. now, we understand that rematch because guaranteed around about 9.5 million.

but where this about to take place in saudi arabia, we understand that the saudi promoters have put down a huge site fee. upwards of 50 millions, i have heard as much as 100 million. it's a potentially very blue route of day for anthony joshua, the big spate of his career. he could earn 40— $50 million. also 9.59 does not seem like a lot for the chapin who had such a big upset. this might be andy ruiz essentially trying to negotiate a better deal for himself. at the bottom line is there is a legally binding docket before the first fight which says you have to have a rematch if you win against anthonyjoshua. you will get paid this much but we determine the dates and venue. he will not be able to go out of that. as much as he is trying to negotiate a better situation, he is in a very tough position. i think ultimately he will have to go through with this or did his heels in, wait it out, and potentially get stripped of his title. we will see, ade thank you so

much. austria 23—1 in their innings. they pulled out england today. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. sarah, thank you very much. facial recognition systems being used in the development around kings cross train station are to be investigated by the uk's dative protection walked out. the information to mistress of the technology should concern us all and she was concerned about its use. the kings cross central deponent is home to both kings cross and saint pancras international stations as well as pointy of restaurants, shops, and cafes. the company behind the development has declined to say how long the facial recognition cameras have been in operation, what the legal basis is for the use or in fa ct the legal basis is for the use or in fact what systems it has in place for the data it protects. cliff ha rasses for the data it protects. cliff harasses the legal and policy...

policy officer. he dressed her now. inevitable development, and our world or a concern? how should we be looking at this? i think it is concerning but not surprising concerning but not surprising concerning how we see police forces using this authoritarian technology for almost three years now. the fact there has been no political decision—making on this, politicians and mps have passed over dealing with this for that entire period. we have been calling on them to take serious action. we also call on the ico to take action on this over a year ago when we investigated the police's use of this technology. they happen look into it they said but so far we are yet to see any concrete action from them. do you think something like biometric data, because this is what they are collecting, would be something sanctioned at state level. how is it a private company is allowed to get away with this? it is massively

intrusive collecting people's for show by metrics is it seems collecting dna and fingerprint, it is being provided by private companies and the police at large. there has been a lack of political engagement for this. we have been ending —— calling for the end of the smallest technology because there is no legal basis. we believe it violates their rights and freedom of expression. ethnic minorities, people with mental health problems, even palooka protests, the fact that there is no law where it is com pletely there is no law where it is completely walker's, . .. —— there is no law where it is completely walker's,... -- how and why should we be worried? we should be worried that when both private companies and police are able to use this intrusive surveillance technology. we see how it can be used against ethnic minorities, people with mental health problems. we have seen innocent nervous of the public who have declined to be scanned by these cameras have been stocked by the police... how

accurate is it? it is massively inaccurate. it is around 90—95% inaccurate. it is around 90—95% inaccurate and there is a very serious issue around discrimination. very quickly, how pride is our privacy in a public space —— how private is it? we should be able to choose what information we give away and the fact that these trials or this use of facial recognition has been going on complete we unbeknownst to us complete the secretly, covertly and the company is refusing to say how long it has been going on for at all, what is being done with our images, sensitive biometric information is a very serious concern for all of us. griff ferris we will leave it there for now. but thank you very much indeed. a bit of analysis there regarding the facial technology, facial repetition technology being used at kings cross train station. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. after some sunshine today there is

rain in the forecast tomorrow. mainly dry with clear skies. rain arriving into northern ireland, western scotland, western fringes of england and wales as we head to the second half of the night. temperatures not much more than 1a 01’ temperatures not much more than 1a or 15 celsius. further east they could drop to eight or nine, particular for east of england and east anglia. we had this low pressure to deal with tomorrow. the isobars are close together so it is not just wet, quite isobars are close together so it is notjust wet, quite windy isobars are close together so it is not just wet, quite windy as well. rain initially for scotland, northern ireland, western fringes of england and wales, will cite its way south and east winds after the day. a dry starch, and rain settling through the day turning drier and brighter across scotland, and ireland, the far north of inman albeit with some blustery showers and another windy day. discuss perhaps reaching 45 mph. whitecourt will be have the ring, jar in the afternoon with temperatures up to 21 celsius. —— drier in the afternoon.

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