world leaders are divided on whether to adopt pledges about temperature brightness. alok sharma calls on countries to back the deal. i brightness. alok sharma calls on countries to back the deal. i hope we can leave _ countries to back the deal. i hope we can leave this _ countries to back the deal. i hope we can leave this conference - countries to back the deal. i hope l we can leave this conference united having achieved something significant for our planet and people together, as one. fix, significant for our planet and people together, as one. a number of countries criticised _ people together, as one. a number of countries criticised elements - people together, as one. a number of countries criticised elements of - people together, as one. a number of countries criticised elements of the i countries criticised elements of the deal, the maldives said that although there was progress, it would not be sufficient to save

their country. we would not be sufficient to save their country-— would not be sufficient to save their count . ~ . 'j~ ., , ., their country. we have 98 months to halve global — their country. we have 98 months to halve global emissions. _ their country. we have 98 months to halve global emissions. the - halve global emissions. the difference between 1.5 and 2 degrees is a death sentence for us. this is a death sentence for us. as diplomats thrash out the final details on saturday evening, a reminder of what is at stake in these talks. i reminder of what is at stake in these talke— reminder of what is at stake in these talks. , ., , , ., , ., these talks. i please implore you, lease, these talks. i please implore you, please, embrace _ these talks. i please implore you, please, embrace this _ these talks. i please implore you, please, embrace this text - these talks. i please implore you, please, embrace this text so - these talks. i please implore you, please, embrace this text so that | these talks. i please implore you, i please, embrace this text so that we can bring hope to the hearts of our children and grandchildren. they are waiting for us, they will not forgive us if we fail them today. we will be watching developments and bring them to you as soon as we happen. now, sportsday. hello, and welcome to sportsday. scotland fall short against world champions south africa

at murrayfield, as rugby's autumn internationals continue. lewis hamilton penalised for breaking f1 rules in brazil — is this the beginning of the end for his title hopes? and rising highest — vivienne miedema maintains arsenal's unbeaten start in the london derby. good evening. england up against australia at twickenham — the latest from there shortly. we start, though, at murrayfield where scotland hosted the world champions south africa, stuart hogg equaling the all—time try—scoring record for his country, but it wasn't enough as the hosts fell short against the springboks losing 30—15. as ben croucher reports.

in edinburgh, as with the rest of the country, sport, and rugby, remembers. as for the rugby, scotland came to murrayfield full of confidence. south africa full of glare. confidence. south africa full of clare. ., , , confidence. south africa full of| glare._ fuelled confidence. south africa full of i glare._ fuelled by glare. the opening try! fuelled by wins over tonga _ glare. the opening try! fuelled by wins over tonga and _ glare. the opening try! fuelled by wins over tonga and australia, i wins over tonga and australia, scotland are queueing up to show just what they can do against the world's best. stuart hogg, scotland ahead, nation believed. this one ebbed and flowed, the springboks fleet of foot and fast of hand, back in front, back in the ascendancy. scotland on the back foot. but with the ball in the — scotland on the back foot. but with the ball in the hands _ scotland on the back foot. but with the ball in the hands of— scotland on the back foot. but with the ball in the hands of stuart i scotland on the back foot. but with | the ball in the hands of stuart hogg once more, there was always a chance. �* , ., ., ., once more, there was always a chance. �*, ., ., ., ~ chance. he's done it again! a record euuuallin chance. he's done it again! a record equalling 24 — chance. he's done it again! a record equalling 24 scotland _ chance. he's done it again! a record equalling 24 scotland try, _ chance. he's done it again! a record equalling 24 scotland try, but i chance. he's done it again! a record equalling 24 scotland try, but as i equalling 24 scotland try, but as the penalty count racked up, south africa kicked scotland out of the

contest. the number one side in the world, showing all eyes on fly half marcus smith at twickenham in his and england's but scotland are not far behind. biggest test of the autumn so far. the player seen as england's big rising star had a part to play in england's first try — his pass found freddie steward who went over to score the only try of the first half. with australia temporarily reduced to 14 men, england did nearly score again, but some brilliant defending from nic white saved his team right at the crucial moment. australia have scored four penalties during the half — england lead 16—12 at the break. the second half just the second halfjust getting under way. ireland battled to a thrilling 29—20 victory over new zealand in dublin. despite james lowe's try, they were 10—5 down at the break. but ronan kelleher and caelen doris then both scored tries, with the all blacks just crossing the line once, and the irish had only their third win over new zealand in 33 attempts.

it's two wins out of two for wales' women, as they beat south africa 29—19 at cardiff arms park. last weekend, they saw off japan. wales were quick off the mark, with carys phillips bundled over the line, and at half—time they led 17—0. the tourists fought back in the second half, but phillips claimed a hat—trick with two more tries as wales completed a deserved victory. they face canada in their final autumn international. england lost today's test against world champions france in wheelchair rugby league. england initally took the lead afterjust two minutes with this try from captain tom halliwell, taking the posts with him as well. england were 15 points down at the break, but managed to bring it back to just a point between them with this penalty. these two sides should have been preparing for a world cup, delayed by a year because of the pandemic. these matches have filled the void.

france too strong in the end, winning 39—26. world champion lewis hamilton has been penalised for breaking f1 rules ahead of tonight's sprint race in sao paulo. it means he will start at the back of the grid and looks set to miss out on valuable points to title rival max verstappen. he's also been hit with a grid penalty in tomorrow's grand prix, in what could be the beginning of the end of his title defence with four races of the season remaining. nick parrott explains. just when lewis hamilton thought he was catching up with max verstappen, fate has sent him tumbling back down. going into this weekend, he knew he would start the grand prix no higher than sixth, because mercedes put a new engine in his car, triggering a five place penalty for the race on sunday. it was potentially a price worth paying, as in qualifying he was much quicker

than verstappen. afterwards, the dutchman inspected his rival�*s car, running his fingers along the wing. that is against the rules, and the stewards fined him 50,000 euros. but they also took a look at the wing themselves and found it broke the rules. while they accept a mercedes didn't do anything deliberately wrong, they still disqualified hamilton, wrecking his chances. starting the sprint race from the back will see the briton start the grand prix much lower than he had hoped for. earlier, i spoke to formula one reporterjennie gow about what this could mean for the driver's championship. a huge weekend for hamilton. he went into brazil the underdog, then we had qualifying and he was so fast... we were set for a brilliant showdown. and then the technical

infringements started to happen. the rear wing on hamilton's car was deemed illegal, so he is disqualified from qualifying and will start the sprint race at the back of the grid. verstappen touches hamilton's rear wing while in park firm, he gets slapped with a 50,000 euros fine, and at the end of the day, it is robbing us all of a fabulous contest on track. that's what the fans _ fabulous contest on track. that's what the fans will _ fabulous contest on track. that's what the fans will be _ fabulous contest on track. that's. what the fans will be disappointed about, and significantly for hamilton, lost points in the sprint race and possibly more points dropped in the grand prix with the grid penalty to come, is this the beginning of the lewis hamilton's title chances? i beginning of the lewis hamilton's title chances?— title chances? i mean, ithink it could be- _ title chances? i mean, ithink it could be. that's _ title chances? i mean, ithink it could be. that's the _ title chances? i mean, ithink it could be. that's the reality i title chances? i mean, ithink it could be. that's the reality of i title chances? i mean, i think it| could be. that's the reality of it. max verstappen currently 19 points in the lead, with the race tomorrow, and three points on offer for the driver who crosses the line first in

the sprint race. it seems like an uphill mountain. hamilton... inaudible. it is up to verstappen, if he wins every race, he will be the world champion. you have to look back and say, actually, verstappen has been the better driver, red bull has been the better driver, red bull has been the better driver, red bull has been the better team this year. i the better driver, red bull has been the better team this year.— the better team this year. i know that is u- the better team this year. i know that is up for— the better team this year. i know that is up for debate, _ the better team this year. i know that is up for debate, but - the better team this year. i know that is up for debate, but he i the better team this year. i know that is up for debate, but he has| that is up for debate, but he has had a great season. it would be great if it goes down to the wire in abu dhabi but right now it seems hard to think it will happen that way. arsenal maintained their unbeaten start in the women's super league, vivienne miedama with a late goal in injury time in today's north london derby as it finished 1—1 with spurs. arsenal had beaten everyone in front of them so far and now tottenham in their local rivals, 18 they had

never lost to. form goes out of the window on derby day, doesn't it? not if the first half was anything to go by. mead with the first chance after 40 seconds. miedema normally so reliable, couldn't beat the keeper. but when arsenal did beat the keeper, they were denied by the woodwork, not once but twice. an hour passed before tottenham had their first real opportunity. it was worth the wait. find their first real opportunity. it was worth the wait.— their first real opportunity. it was | worth the wait._ rachel worth the wait. and it's in! rachel williams, the _ worth the wait. and it's in! rachel williams, the tottenham - worth the wait. and it's in! rachel williams, the tottenham hero. i worth the wait. and it's in! rachell williams, the tottenham hero. the first time arsenal had been behind this season. it should have been worst moment later, not a moment ashley neville will want to see again, and it proved crucial. miedema!— again, and it proved crucial. miedema! , ., ~ , ., miedema! arsenalfire back! arsenal snatch a point _ miedema! arsenalfire back! arsenal snatch a point in _ miedema! arsenalfire back! arsenal snatch a point in stoppage _ miedema! arsenalfire back! arsenal snatch a point in stoppage time. it l snatch a point in stoppage time. it was a performance that was stronger

than the _ was a performance that was stronger than the result. created lots of opportunities, should have been more effective _ opportunities, should have been more effective and scored more goals. that will— effective and scored more goals. that will obviously be disappointing.- that will obviously be disappointing. that will obviously be disauointina. ., �* ., ., that will obviously be disauointina. ., ., ., ., disappointing. you've got to want to win, disappointing. you've got to want to win. everybodv's — disappointing. you've got to want to win, everybody's got _ disappointing. you've got to want to win, everybody's got to _ disappointing. you've got to want to win, everybody's got to want - disappointing. you've got to want to win, everybody's got to want to i disappointing. you've got to want to win, everybody's got to want to do | win, everybody's got to want to do the stuff nobody likes to talk about, the hard parts of the game. we work a lot on that, to deal with those moments where the game inevitably goes against you, because you never have it all your own way. we have shown again today, and i'm really pleased and proud of them. arsenal's100% start is over, but their unbeaten league record against their unbeaten league record against their biggest rivals goes on. gareth bale will make his 100th appearance for wales tonight in their world cup qualifier with belarus — just the second welshman to achieve the feat. and with it, the hope that he will get to lead his country at a world cup, with their hopes of qualifying still alive with a place via the play—offs. tomos dafyd reports.

for the fans, he is a legend and inspiration. wales' record goal—scorer is edging ever closer to a milestone match. to goal-scorer is edging ever closer to a milestone match.— goal-scorer is edging ever closer to a milestone match. to get 100 caps ersonall a milestone match. to get 100 caps personally would — a milestone match. to get 100 caps personally would be _ personally would be an incredible achievement. you never think about that when you first start. we were fans growing up ourselves, wanting to watch wales and want them to do well. when you place your own national team, you bring that passion with you. his nationalteam, you bring that passion with you.— nationalteam, you bring that passion with you. nationalteam, you bring that assion with ou. , , ., ., passion with you. his side head into the qualifiers _ passion with you. his side head into the qualifiers with _ passion with you. his side head into the qualifiers with a _ passion with you. his side head into the qualifiers with a play-off - passion with you. his side head into the qualifiers with a play-off place i the qualifiers with a play—off place guaranteed, but a potentially easier draw and a home tie could be sealed by finishing second in the group. and getting to a world cup is the remaining goal in gareth bale's glittering career. it all started for him back in 2006, a young welsh talent then, shy and quiet.— talent then, shy and quiet. gareth bale, record-breaker, _ talent then, shy and quiet. gareth bale, record-breaker, how- talent then, shy and quiet. gareth bale, record-breaker, how does l talent then, shy and quiet. gareth i bale, record-breaker, how does that bale, record—breaker, how does that feel? 0bviously

bale, record—breaker, how does that feel? obviously it's good, yeah, enjoyed every minute, just happy to get on. that enjoyed every minute, 'ust happy to net on. �* ' ~ enjoyed every minute, 'ust happy to reton.�* .,, enjoyed every minute, 'ust happy to reton.�* w, ., enjoyed every minute, 'ust happy to reton.~ v, ., ,., ,': ,': enjoyed every minute, 'ust happy to .eton.�* v, ., ,': ,': get on. at 16 years and 353 days, he became the — get on. at 16 years and 353 days, he became the youngest _ get on. at 16 years and 353 days, he became the youngest to _ get on. at 16 years and 353 days, he became the youngest to represent l became the youngest to represent wales on his debut against trinidad and tobago. he had an immediate impact, setting up robert earnshaw�*s second goal. you impact, setting up robert earnshaw's second goal-— second goal. you can see, quite shy, very quiet. — second goal. you can see, quite shy, very quiet. but _ second goal. you can see, quite shy, very quiet, but the _ second goal. you can see, quite shy, very quiet, but the moment - second goal. you can see, quite shy, very quiet, but the moment he i very quiet, but the moment he stepped — very quiet, but the moment he stepped on the pitch, you start to see what— stepped on the pitch, you start to see what we see now as the gareth bale driving past one or two, with speed. _ bale driving past one or two, with speed, with sharpness, after the first session i was like, 0k, speed, with sharpness, after the first session i was like, ok, this young _ first session i was like, ok, this young player is going to be something. young player is going to be something-— young player is going to be somethina. ~ ., , . , ., ., something. with the only welshman to reach 100 caps — something. with the only welshman to reach 100 caps saying _ something. with the only welshman to reach 100 caps saying he _ something. with the only welshman to reach 100 caps saying he is _ something. with the only welshman to reach 100 caps saying he is the - something. with the only welshman to reach 100 caps saying he is the best i reach 100 caps saying he is the best wales has ever produced, but says success hasn't changed him. cliff wales has ever produced, but says success hasn't changed him. off the itch, he success hasn't changed him. off the pitch. he is — success hasn't changed him. off the pitch. he is the _ success hasn't changed him. off the pitch, he is the exact _ success hasn't changed him. off the pitch, he is the exact same. - success hasn't changed him. off the pitch, he is the exact same. i i success hasn't changed him. off the pitch, he is the exact same. i was i pitch, he is the exact same. i was going _ pitch, he is the exact same. i was going to _ pitch, he is the exact same. i was going to say— pitch, he is the exact same. i was going to say quite childish! you wouldn't — going to say quite childish! you wouldn't know when you are around him, _ wouldn't know when you are around him, day—to—day, that he had the career_ him, day—to—day, that he had the career and — him, day—to—day, that he had the career and the that he'd had. the remainin: career and the that he'd had. ila: remaining qualifiers will

career and the that he'd had. ii2 remaining qualifiers will be apple —— will be an opportunity for the fans to show their appreciation for a player whose commitment to his country is beyond reproach. a week after losing his job at aston villa, dean smith is now set to become the new norwich manager, to take over from daniel farke, who was also dismissed last week. details are currently being finalised to bring smith to carrow road, with an appointment expected in the next 48 hours. former chelsea boss frank lampard had previously withdrawn from the running for the vacancy. norwich are at the bottom of the premier league with just five points from their 11 games this season. the other live sport this evening comes in the pool in eindhoven. the isl swim league, plenty of 0lympians and world champions competing for their respective teams. you can watch it on the red button. 0lympic champions competing for their various teams over 100... 250

athletes in action. we are into the play—off stage with eight teams qualifying. bbc red button for that. and finally to the beauty of non—league football, where the floodlights went out in the fa trophy match earlier between marine fc and dunston. only for one of the dunston players to step in to help. phillip turnbull, their defender, apparently knows a thing or two about electrics, so stepped up to the fuse box to try and get the lights back on at the ground. it was quite a job, though, and took 45 minutes before the lights came back on. unfortunately, it wasn't turnbull who sorted it out, but he did later score in the penalty shoot—out, only to then lose. a busy day! that is what the premier league is missing, cristiano ronaldo fixing the floodlights at old trafford at half—time! thanks for watching.