thank you. agreement there. about. thank you. agreement there. if the leaders could get some agreement on this that would be great. the japan times, an absolutely horrible story focusing on india. yet another death of a young woman following a gang rape and once again we are seeing just the outrage, the anger on the streets with this just desperate, desperate situation, sienna. yeah, this isjust desperate situation, sienna. yeah, this is just about the grimmest story that you can read, to be honest. this is a problem everywhere, sexual violence not being taken everywhere, sexual violence not being ta ken seriously. everywhere, sexual violence not being taken seriously. rate epidemics, male violence against women, but this is the most extreme version that you can imagine. this story is about a 19—year—old woman who is from the lowest caste in india and she was cutting grass to feed families five milk buffalo, according to her brother, when she was dragged out of a field and gang raped and mutilated by a higher

caste men and she has now died of her injuries in hospital in new delhi, so it is horrible and clearly there is a huge problem in india and it doesn't seem as if it has been tackled, even though there have been repeated warnings about this. there is measures being in place, but yes, once again we are reading this, loads of outrage on the streets. let's move to the daily mirror and this is an interview with george floyd's sister, of course the man who was killed in the united states by a white police officer. she isjust basically urging the united states, olivia, for them to not vote in donald trump. yeah, it looks like we can only see a little bit on the front page here, but it looks like a moving interview with george floyd's sister. i don't think it will come as much of a surprise to anyone that she is urging americans not to vote for donald trump. i think the people who went on black lives matter

marches in america were probably going to vote democrat anyway and will be moved by her words, but i don't think that george floyd's sister coming out in favour ofjoe biden is going to sway the election, but it is an important and moving interview, and is it is done well by the mirror, i think. yes, interview, and is it is done well by the mirror, ithink. yes, and i wonder, sienna, if you would just like to share your opinion as well because there is quite in—depth, very moving pictures and we heard the really moving testimony during the really moving testimony during the funeral about what he was like asa the funeral about what he was like as a brother and how much he loved his family and this is just reminding us during such a heated period in the united states as to what is happening there. yes, absolutely and we saw black lives matter protests in the uk as well, but obviously this is such a news heavy time with coronavirus impacting people's lives, the economic measures that are unprecedented, the restrictions, the local lockdown. all of this, there

is so much going on that we can't have this be lost in the uk, basically, so i think the next story relates to this as well, the fact that there is structural racism in the us and the uk and that can't be forgotten and it must shape our politics, this kind of realisation that george floyd's death really hit home for a lot of people that this happening on the street, black men being murdered by police, is extraordinary and it can't be forgotten. yes, elegantly done there, just leading us into the daily mail. it is harry and megan, the no longer royal couple, i guess you would say —— mcginn. they are accusing of structural racism. the daily mail describes this as another productive intervention and they highlighted on the page that they are saying this from £1 million mansion, olivia. yes, exactly i think this will probably rub quite a lot of people up the wrong way. the

point is fair enough, but harry and meghan lecturing british people when they decided that britain wasn't good enough for them and they wanted their la mansion doesn't sit very well and if we are talking about tackling structural racism, then should we talk about tackling structural class issues in the uk, which is also a big problem and harry and meghan are also feeding into a little bit? so yes, i am not sure if their lectures and preachings from far away in la are going to go down particularly well with the british public or really change anyone‘s mines. i'm not really sure who they're talking to him. they have announced their royal titles, so they are just a couple of celebrities and —— they have renounced their royal titles. i'm not quite sure who they're talking to him. but sienna, if they felt they couldn't live here and meghan especially hounded by the press, if they felt they couldn't live here and they want to speak up, do they not have the right to? yeah, they absolutely have the right to and of course the daily mail is going to

cover their interventions in this way with a bit of outrage if they talk about structural racism in the uk or they talk about politics in terms of the us. they were talking about basically urging people not to vote donald trump in the upcoming elections. all that is very understandable. i think olivia is right that it will rub some people up right that it will rub some people up the wrong way because they are a bit of a smug, irritating couple, to honest, but of course meghan has experienced racism herself. we saw it out here, so of course she is going to talk about racism. she is a woman because of mixed heritage, she has that experience that she's going to talk about it and that is quite right. but don't you thinkjust the fa ct right. but don't you thinkjust the fact that they are highlighting this mansion, it is expensive, of course it is, but the fact that that is on the front page of the daily mail, it is quite productive, they are being provocative, aren't they? know, i don't think so particularly because megan and harry —— meghan are

wealthy because they were born into their health wealth and privilege or harry was, and that is where they got theirfeign harry was, and that is where they got their feign from and that is where it's as relevant. in the same way if it was an actor or a cheese mugger making a statement, they would say so and so, cheese person, they are saying rich people, they say this, that is their claim to fame is of course it is going to stick with them whatever they say. i agree that meghan had a right, of course they have a right to say whatever they like. they are living ina whatever they like. they are living in a free country and we are living ina in a free country and we are living in a free country and we are living in a free country and fair enough they can say it, i'm just saying i'm not really sure who is listening.|j can't imagine them ever being cheese mongers, but i love the image! thank you so much for the time being, sienna and olivia, really great to have you on, we will get you back onto the next edition of the papers. tweet us that he would like to get involved.

good evening. this is your latest sports news. arsenal have beaten liverpool 5—4 on penalties, to advance to the quarter finals of the league cup. goalkeeper bernd leno the hero for mikel arteta's side. the german goalkeeper saved two spot kicks, after the match at anfield finished goalless. joe willock converting the crucial kick for arsenal.

here's the quarter final line up.. stoke‘s reward for that win — a match against spurs.. brentford meanwhile face newcastle.. arsenal will take on holders manchester city, and everton play manchester united... the games will be played in the week commencing december 21st. it's been a great night for british teams in the europa league as tottenham, celtic and rangers qualified for the group stages.. spurs beat maccabi haifa 7—2. harry kane here scored a hat trick, giovanni lo celso got two, lucas moura and dele alli with the others for jose mourinho's side. rangers beat galatasary 2—1 at ibrox to reach the group stages for a third consecutive season. scott arfield there and captain james tavernier with the goals. elsewhere celtic are also through after a 1—0 win against sarajevo. well, europa league and champions league group stage matches could be played in front of fans — with stadiums allowed be 30 % full — according to uefa. that'll be if local laws allow the gathering of crowds. it was announced after the draw

for the group stages of the champions league and it's a tough one for manchester united. they've been paired with last season's runners up paris st—germain. rb leipzig who finished third in the german bundesliga and istanbul basaksehir in group h. there were four british clubs involved.. manchester city will face porto, olympiakos and marseille in group c. 2019 winners liverpool will play ajax, last season's quarter finalists atalanta and danish club midtjylland. and chelsea have been drawn against sevilla, russian club krasnodar and rennes. there's one other group to draw your attention to — group g, where cristiano ronaldo's juventus will come up against lionel messi's barcelona! the group stages get under way on the 20th of this month. holders manchester city are through to the women's fa cup final after beating arsenal 2—1. united states midfielder sam mewis scored the winner with her first goal since joining city in august. they'll play everton at wembley on the 1st of november.

after breaking coronavirus rules last month, manchester united's mason greenwood and city midfielder phil foden have been left out of england's squad for upcoming games against wales, belgium and denmark. foden and greenwood made their senior debuts against iceland in september, but then broke covid—19 rules. they were fined by local police and sent home from the camp. manager gareth southgate says "trust needs to be rebuilt" with the pair. they are two very talented players. we have to send a message to all the players on our teams, at every age level, that that sort of thing isn't how we do things with england. these lads have suffered now enough. we didn't think it was right, i think they needed this period of reflection, but then that gives them the opportunity to get back on their feet. meanwhile southgate has recalled manchester united captain harry maguire to the squad. he was dropped for last month's matches after being handed

a suspended jail sentence for assaulting a police officer, swearing, resisting arrest and bribery in greece — charges he denies and has appealed. and there are first call ups for everton striker dominic calvert—lewin, who has scored eight goals in the opening five games of the season, as well as leicester's harvey barnes and bukayo saka of arsenal. the full squad is on our website. to the french open — where world number one novak djokovic has eased into the third round at roland garros. he beat lithuania's ricardas berankis in straight sets — dropping just five games. the match lasting only an hour and 23 minutes. but the womens number two seed karolina pliskova is out. she lost in straight sets to 2017 champion jelena ostapenko. elsewhere britain's jamie murray and neal skupski are into round three of the doubles. champion jockey ush—een murphy says he will "fight to clear his name" after testing positive for cocaine. he was in action at chelmsford today. the positive result came in france in july, with murphy strenously denying he's ever taken the drug. he's currently awaiting

the result of a b sample. if he's not cleared, he'll face a ban of up to 6 months. hull fc edged a close encounter with castleford tigers this evening, thanks to a late try from jake connor. castleford looked to have won it when michael shenton's converted try gave them the lead with 5 minutes to go. but hull regained posession from the restart and connor went over to seal a 32—28 win. england's lee westwood leads golf‘s scottish open after an impressive opening round at the renaissance club. the 1998 champion went round in 9 under. his round included two eagles. this on the seventh, after one on the third. he's a shot clear of the field with scotland's scott jamieson one further back on 7 under. and that's all the sport for now. we will see you a bit later on.

some very wet and at times windy weather on the way over the next few days, but england and wales will receive the lion's share of the wind for friday. it pushes north, further than mist and fog patches further north. southern england and south wales will brighten up. we get the strongest winds here, gusting at average speeds of 60 miles an hour along the south coast and may be 70 in the channel islands. for scotland and northern ireland, there may be a few showers around and fine weather to come after a chilly start on friday. friday night, the rain becomes more widespread across england and wales again, the wind picking up more with that, still fairly chilly in the clearer parts of scotla nd fairly chilly in the clearer parts of scotland and northern ireland. into the weekend, the rain pushing from east to west across scotland, knocking on the door of northern ireland and it gets in on saturday night, gradually clearing from parts of south—east england and east anglia. enough rain to bring some bloody disruption in some spots. ——

some flooding disruption.

this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. anger in india after the death of a second dalit woman in a few days from an alleged gang rape. a quarter of the uk will be under local lockdowns by this weekend as liverpool and four other areas in northern england face tighter restrictions. the rise in extremism is centre stage in the us oresidential race. the rise in extremism is centre stage in the us presidential race. we report from portland, hearing from members of both far—right and far—left groups. us model chrissy teigen opens up about the loss of her baby during pregnancy. we'll hear how her comments could help thousands of other women going through the same ordeal.