then you have to face all playing, then you have to face all the stuff and you have the platform to use your voice and the thing is, you don't have to speak up about everything. you can't speak about something that matters to you. i believe there is a soldier for each fight and we are battling to make sure this world is a better place and we are fighting for a lot of people who cannot fight for themselves. the thing is this, if i am fighting for this, we are not fighting against each other, we are both trying to make the world better so if i fight my fight and i succeed, when i had finished i can come and join you and i can acknowledge what you are doing by supporting you. we have the platform, people listen. we can influence so many people as sportsmen. politicians don't want,

people don't listen to politicians, but they listen to us. i don't want my kids to battle what i battled with. that is why i fight, because when life stops, we are still a human being. sport is not who we are, it is what we do. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. lewis hamilton is fizzing again after fighting back to win the sao paolo grand prix. the all—conquering australians reign in t20... they're the new world champions,

after a stunning win against new zealand. and red roses run riot. england demolish canada — to extend their incredible winning streak. hello there and welcome to the programme. when the odds are against him — lewis hamilton is used to delivering. and today was no different at the sao paulo grand prix. the world champion battled back from tenth place on the grid — to sensationally pass the championship leader max verstappen — and cap off a fine win to keep this year's title race very much alive, with just three races to go. andy swiss reports. one of the greatest wins from one of the greatest drivers. even by lewis hamilton standards, this was extraordinary. it had seemed mission

impossible, the start saw his title rival max verstappen surgeon into the lead while hamilton began down in tenth after being penalised in qualifying. from the off he set about blazing through the field and in a flash he was up to second with max verstappen in his sights. could he get past him? he tried once and the result was nearly a collision. hamilton, briefly off the track. with 12 laps left, another chance at this time he seized it. from tenth up this time he seized it. from tenth up to first, a stunning drive and a stunning win. up to first, a stunning drive and a stunning win-— up to first, a stunning drive and a stunning win. up to first, a stunning drive and a stunnin: win. , _, ., , , ~ stunning win. yes, come on guys. and it is a victory — stunning win. yes, come on guys. and it is a victory that _ stunning win. yes, come on guys. and it is a victory that revives _ it is a victory that revives hamilton's title hopes. he still trails max _ hamilton's title hopes. he still trails max verstappen, - hamilton's title hopes. he still trails max verstappen, but. hamilton's title hopes. he still trails max verstappen, but as| hamilton's title hopes. he still. trails max verstappen, but as he proved here, anything is possible. they surprised many in reaching the final — so perhaps it was no surprise that australia today delivered on the big stage yet again —

by becoming t20 world champions in a superb win over rivals new zealand. they were set a tough total but an excellent and clinical batting display led them to their first ever trophy in the format. michael redford was watching. after four weeks and 44 matches, it was time for fireworks one last time. but who could handle the heat in dubai? australia found their spark quickly and soon had the edge. new zealand, stuttering and scrapping for every run. they needed a helping hand. kane williamson, dropped on 17, and a flurry of shots followed, so did a flurry of boundaries. the captain's innings guiding his side to 172. which seemed a daunting target. not when david warner is in the mood. straight down the ground, as straight as they come. a stunning performance from australia's talisman. 50 for him in a partnership of 92 with marsh. australia reaching their target

with an over to spare, a performance filled with quality control and dominance and one that crowned them t20 world champions for the very first time. michael radford, bbc news. so a stunning eight wicket win for australia. carlos brathwaite — the man who took west indies to their triumph back in 2016, defeating england in the final was commentating on the match for test match special... he told me australia took strength from their underdog status. i don't think many people outside of the dressing room could believe australia could go all the way. it galvanised them in a way in which i have seen similarities to our 2016 victory. we weren't given a prayer but in our dress room we had a belief and you could see the belief in the australian dressing room. when they were out in the middle of the park, you could see the intent that mitch marsh and david warner had today. it is the australian way to be brave, to be bold and they took it head—on today and that is why

they came out on top. when you win a tournament, the beauty of it, a lot of the boys on the sideline who may have played one game or not played at all, but they have done things for the team only their team—mates will appreciate, they get to bask into the glory, whether it is running on the field, getting photos with the trophy. there are so many people in a team that don't get the recognition the on field stars do. this is a moment for everyone in that party, suffered being in a bubble, away from their families. some of them would have been at the ipl and then gone to the world cup. all the hard work, the sleepless nights when no one saw them sweating, that will be vindicated. kudos to them and for the men that led the charge on the field, it was sensational. confidence was already high in the red roses camp — after their record breaking

victories over new zealand in consecutive weeks... and today — england's women continued their winning run — with another destructive performance — this time against canada — and there was debut to remember. jess softley reports. for some time, england have been an unstoppable force in women's rugby. as the sport grows, so does their competition. an international debut is something special that heather cowell made sure it was one to remember. england ahead after four minutes. but that was short lived. canada came to show why they are third in the world. the roses were behind for the first time in the tournament. game on. england are rarely tested but this time they were made to work for it. they are here to play. cowell certainly did, delighting her home crowd once again before the half—time break. 20 points to 12. as a full professional outfit, england have strength in depth and quickly began to show it.

the canadians were left chasing their tails as the roses headed towards a 17th consecutive victory. less than a year until the delayed rugby world cup, but england already seem to be in good shape. claudia mcdonald crossed over for the final try before the boot of zoe harrison sealed it 51 to 12. i am thrilled, it was a really good test match at the scoreboard doesn't tell the story. canada are tough and they were outstanding today. there were parts when we had to really fight for it and moments when they caused us problems and they came at us. it was great the way the team got ourselves back on track and momentum again. promising signs for canada, but england still remain the dominant force. scotland's women beat japan 36—12 in edinburgh. they were playing in front of a crowd for the first time in nearly two years, and rhona lloyd dived over the line

for their final try of the game. after losing their first two autumn internationals to new zealand and south africa, wales battled to a 31—23 victory over fiji in cardiff both sides scored a try each before the fijians had wing eroni sau sent off for a high hit onjohnny williams. wales soon capitalised with their extra man and kieran hardy's try saw them end the first shalf with a slender 14—13 lead. but the fijians struck back after the break with a second score for waisea nayacalevu. wales were seven points adrift and needed something special , first ryan elias claimed a second try. and then two more followed , one from alex cuthbert , and then this incredible kick and chase from the super—fast louis rees—zammit, and wales had the win. they face australia next weekend.

chelsea took full advantage of arsenal dropping points yesterday — with a thumping win over manchester city in the women's super league this afternoon. they're just a point off the top now. a defensive mistake gifted jessie fleming the ball to put chelsea ahead in less than two minutes. sam kerr doubled that lead before this cracker form fran kirby had them 3—0 up. magdalena eriksson sealed the victory with chelsea's fourth to deliver another crushing defeat for manchester city. evertoni—i all draw, in the early match. united were hoping to stay in contention with the top three... and they looked good for that after ella toone gave them an early lead, with a good finish here... everton managed to find a way back in it though — simone magill with their equaliser, taking advatnage of a mix up in the united defence — with around 15 minutes to go. united stay fifth with everton down in tenth. england need just a point from their world cup qualifier in san marino tomorrow to reach qatar 2022. crystal palace midfielder conor gallagher has been called up into the senior squad for the first time as five players miss out on the game. been very impressed with him, we have tracked him for quite a long

time and his loan spells at charlton, swansea which obviously we knew the staff there very well. at west brom and now at crystal palace. at each loan he has done extremely well. started the season very well with crystal palace and we talked about him when we named the original squad as someone we were keen to keep an eye on. celtic right—back anthony ralston has been called into the scotland squad for the first time, for their qualifier against denmark tomorrow, with nathan patterson suspended. 22—year—old ralston has featured for scotland at under 21 level and recently signed a new contract with celtic. scotland need at least a draw against the runaway group leaders to be seeded in the semi—finals. valentino rossi bowed out of his glittering motorcycling career by finishing tenth at the season ending valencia motogp. the 42—year—old multiple world champion took all the applause from the 75,000 crowd as he rode an ovation lap in spain. it was his 432nd grand prix since starting his career back in 1996. his fellow italian francesco bagnaia claimed victory for his

fourth win of the season. that's all from sportsday. thank you for watching and we will see you again next time. take care. hello. we have had some patchy light rain and drizzle across parts of england and wales today, but the bulk of the rain is pushing it in northern and western scotland and northern ireland and will continue overnight. weakening a little of the night wears on. further south across england and wales, a lot of cloud, some drizzle, and a few breaks in the cloud and where we do see the brakes, we could see temperatures down to five or six celsius, where we keep the cloud, seven to 10 celsius the overnight low. still a weakening band of patchy rain tomorrow morning across southern scotland initially into parts of northern england, wales, may be the far

south—west of england, it will weaken as the day goes on. sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, cloudier further south with some mist and fog lingering through the morning. it is going to stay mild both by day and by night in the week ahead, in fact temperatures by friday could get up to 1a or 15 celsius. mainly dry for much of england and wales, most of the rain across the north and west of scotland.

this is bbc news. the headlines at 8:00. prime minister borisjohnson says the cop26 climate deal is a "game—changing agreement" — despite concerns over the watered down commitments on phasing out fossil fuels like coal. glasgow has sounded the deathknell for coal power. it's a fantastic achievement and it's just one of many to emerge from cop26. three men in their 20s have been arrested under the terrorism act after a car explosion outside the liverpool women's hospital this morning. the passenger of the car — a man — died at the scene. the male driver was injured and is in hospital in a stable condition. the queen misses the remembrance day

service at the cenotaph because of a sprained back.