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meanwhile wolves are in talks with al—shabab manager, vitor pereira, to become their new head coach after gary o'neil was also sacked on sunday. the premier league strugglers are looking for a swift appointment and the compensation of around eight hundred thousand pounds to secure the former porto and olympiakos boss is not believed to be an issue. "i am not good enough" said pep guardiola after defeat in the manchester derby saw city fall to their 8th loss in their last 11 matches. amad diallo was the hero for united, winning the penatly that levelled the scores, then getting the winner. it was a much needed win for them, but for city their woes continue, and guardiola isn't ducking responsibility for the slump in form. the reality is the game was not exceptional for our side because i know the situation, understand for many, many reasons.
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but the reality is, the reality is that we are not winning games and i'm not good enough. so i'm the boss here and the manager. i have to find a solution. i don't find it. so, yeah, that is the reality. not only are england facing a heavy defeat in the thrid test in new zealand, but their captain ben stokes also limped off the pitch in what appears to be a recurrence of a hamstring injury that he picked up in the summer. he was bowling his third over of the day when he pulled up and immediatley headed to the dressing room clearly in some pain. it's in the same hamstrings that he's had before, been going so well, and you know that he's been bowling and, you know, playing the role that he does as an all rounder and as captain. and we didn't see it coming. you know, you don't have any signs of these sort of things generally. they just happen. but, he's pretty happy. he's realistic about all these different things when they happen. and it's always tough at the start when you,
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you know, you realise, you know, you're injured again. but you know, i think he'll sit back and still be the same man he is with the lads around and be the same person. australia have the upper hand in the third test against india. they closed their first innings on a45 — travis head top scored with 152. either side of rain delays on day 3, their fast bowlers then reduced india to 51—4. mitchell starc picking up two of the wickets. the one off test between south africa and england is evenly poised on day two. replying to england's first innings score of 395 for 9 decalred, the home side were going nicely. butjust before lunch they lost the wicket of annerie dercksen and after the break sophie eccleston trapped captain laura wolvaardt lbw. she'd made 65. south africa are currently 171 for 3. kansas city chiefs latest victory came
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at a cost as quarterback, patrick mahomes, limped off. he left the field late on with an ankle injury, the extent of it isn't yet known, though coach, andy reid, said it isn't broken. the reigning superbowl champions beat the cleveland browns 21—7, but it was mahomes who dominated the headlines. obviously for that i'm trying to make the play happen, as i threw the ball, i hate... haven't seen it but it's like someone hit me in behind, i got rolled up on, it happens in football, trying to bounce back up football, trying to bounce back up but it hurt a little bit. now build out after the rehab part of it, every injury is different, you know what you have to do to get back and that's the most important thing and now we just get back to the rehab part, the treatment plant and try and get ourselves ready in a short week. lebronjames scored 18 points as he returned from a two—game absence in the los angeles lakers�* 116—100 win against the memphis grizzlies.
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the 39 year old missed last sunday's match against portland and friday's game against minnesota because of "personal reasons" and a sore foot. james displayed little rustiness as he finished with 18 points, 8 rebounds and 8 assists in sa minutes. the four time nba champion missed eight days in all and he says taking time off was the right decision. the dallas mavericks and golden state warriors combined for an nba—record 48 combined for an nba—record 48 3—pointers on sunday night. 3—pointers on sunday night. golden state hit 27 golden state hit 27 and dallas made 21 in and dallas made 21 in the mavericks 143—133 victory. the mavericks 143—133 victory. luka doncic had his 80th luka doncic had his 80th career triple—double career triple—double with a season—high 45 points with a season—high 45 points which included 13 which included 13 assists and 11 rebounds. assists and 11 rebounds. of i would say, no team could i would say, no team could miss, 18—3 in the half time, miss, 18—3 in the half time, which is insane. felt like which is insane. felt like nobody because miss, it was a nobody because miss, it was a fun game. it was a physical fun game. it was a physical game too. obviously we've got a game too. obviously we've got a lot of weapons, but at the end lot of weapons, but at the end
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to die of thirst and hunger so bad is the need for aid. this is one of the poorest parts of france, many of the 300,000 people who live there, live in shanty towns. one resident said he saw a entire neighbourhood disappear. we'll keep an eye on throughout the day. the prime minister has declined to comment on the actions of prince andrew in allegedly facilitating high level access to a chinese spy. but, during a visit to norway to discuss defence and energy partnerships, he said the government is "concerned about the challenge china poses". he also declined to comment on whether he had spoken to buckingham palace or the prince. of course we are concerned about the challenge that china poses, ourapproach about the challenge that china poses, our approach as you know, i had a meeting with the president is just know, i had a meeting with the president isjust a know, i had a meeting with the president is just a few weeks ago now, our approach is one engagement. of cooperating where we need to cooperate,
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particularly on issues such as climate change. to challenge where we must and where we should, particularly on issues like human rights. and to compete when it comes to trade. that the strategic approach that we've set out as a uk government, i'm not going to comment on buckingham palace or the royal side because as i said, by convention, the government never does. does the uk need another national park? that's the question splitting opinion as a consultation on plans for a new one in north east wales closes this evening. those in favour say it could protect rural areas, but some are concerned it could result in an overload of tourists. our wales correspondent hywel griffith has more. natural playground for everyone to enjoy, the river dee winds its way around north—east wales, and right through what could become a briton�*s the 16th national park in 2026. for jason that runs a adventure
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company, the idea is enticing, but there are worries. the sea but there are worries. the scary thing _ but there are worries. the scary thing for _ but there are worries. the scary thing for us - but there are worries. the scary thing for us is - but there are worries. tue scary thing for us is that but there are worries. tte scary thing for us is that if there are restrictions, does it then stop the growth of little businesses like ours, and expansion and stuff like that? or would it help?— expansion and stuff like that? or would it help? depart could cover 555 square _ or would it help? depart could cover 555 square miles - or would it help? depart could cover 555 square miles from i or would it help? depart could l cover 555 square miles from the coast in the north to forests and lakes in the south. right at the centre of it all, is llangollen.— at the centre of it all, is llangollen. there's lots of litter lying _ llangollen. there's lots of litter lying around - llangollen. there's lots of litter lying around after i llangollen. there's lots ofj litter lying around after all these _ litter lying around after all these visitors come through, there — these visitors come through, there aren't car parks available for people to park when — available for people to park when they are visiting, the traffic_ when they are visiting, the traffic around gets piled up so what — traffic around gets piled up so what i'd — traffic around gets piled up so what i'd like, what i hoped would _ what i'd like, what i hoped would happen is that actually, the money is put towards supporting those numbers who are already visiting. the council _ are already visiting. the council for _ are already visiting. the council for the - are already visiting. t'te: council for the preservation are already visiting. tte: council for the preservation of rural england are urging the
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government to make these national parks.— government to make these national parks. the push to make the — national parks. the push to make the first _ national parks. the push to make the first national - national parks. the push to | make the first national parks followed the second world war, these campaign centred on a bill 75 years old today that give them legal status. back in 1949 the give them legal status. back in 19119 the whole idea of setting out national parks was both to preserve nature and ensure public access to the countryside. over the last 75 years, there's often been a pretension between those two things. those who want a new national parks in north—east wales say it would help manage the demand that already is here. ~ ., ., ., ~' here. with the national park we would be able _ here. with the national park we would be able to _ here. with the national park we would be able to have - here. with the national park we would be able to have a - would be able to have a management system that would help have more wardens, more people that would actually be able to look after the infrastructure, the landscape, the visitor economy. what worries others is not so much the day—trippers as those who may want to stay longer and buy up may want to stay longer and buy up property. may want to stay longer and buy un mnem— up property. people have a
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romantic— up property. people have a romantic delict _ up property. people have a romantic delict image - up property. people have a romantic delict image of i up property. people have a i romantic delict image of what is a national park, that inflates— is a national park, that inflates health glitz might house _ inflates health glitz might house prices. that might impact people _ house prices. that might impact people that wants to live in this— people that wants to live in this area. in people that wants to live in this area-— people that wants to live in this area. ., ., ., ., this area. in scotland another national park _ this area. in scotland another national park is _ this area. in scotland another national park is due _ this area. in scotland another national park is due to - this area. in scotland another national park is due to open l this area. in scotland another| national park is due to open in 2026, planned in national parks in england has been dropped since the government. the roots towards creating a new park is unlikely to be straightforward. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood hello again. as we go through this week and into christmas week, the weather does look pretty changeable. now it's mild for the first half of this week. the second half from thursday it's going to turn a bit colder and we're looking at spells of wind and rain. but there'll also be some sunshine around too. you can see the temperature chart shows the yellows across our shores, meaning it's mild, turns milder during the course of wednesday,
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but then colder again on thursday as the wind changes direction to more of a north westerly. and we'll all notice the difference on thursday. but what we have today is a weather front draped across the north of scotland. it's also windy breezy for the rest of us, but this weather fronts produced some heavy and persistent rain in some parts of the north west. of the north west, we've had in excess of 100mm of rainfall already and today, up until the end of this weather warning, which is 9:00, we could have a further 20 to 40mm. so there is the risk of disruption move south, variable amounts of cloud. the cloud breaking especially in central and eastern areas and northern ireland. and we could welljust see 1 or 2 showers clip the north west coast of northern ireland. temperatures today, though above average for the time of year widely 11 and 12, but on the other side of the weather front, we're looking
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at only eight degrees in lerwick. now, through this evening and overnight, our band of rain is still with us, slowly moving northwards and again, still quite gusty winds around it. there'll be some clear skies again, variable amounts of cloud, and then the next batch of rain sweeps in from the west. the other thing is the wind is going to freshen and pick up across the irish sea, where we've got breaks in the cloud. we've got breaks in the cloud, it's going to be a chilly night tomorrow. a chilly night. tomorrow, then our first band of rain continues to push northwards. the second one comes in right behind it. there'll be some showers in the west. strong winds through the irish sea. noticeably breezy wherever you are. and some breaks in that cloud with some brighter sunny skies. temperatures ten to about 12 degrees. and in lerwick we're still looking at about eight degrees. now, heading on into wednesday, the centre of the low pressure is anchored across the northern isles, so it'll be wet and windy here. there'll be some showers increasingly turning wintry in the hills in the north west through the course of the day. and then this next batch of rain and
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live from london. this is bbc news. several hundreds are feared dead after the worst cyclone in decades devastates the french indian ocean territory of mayotte. survivors speak of apocoloyptic scenes. translation: | screamed, - "we need help, we need help!" i was screaming because i could see the end coming for me. german chancellor olaf scholz faces a confidence vote
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this is the scene live in damascus as regional and international powers step up engagement with syria's new rulers. those displaced begin returning home and with a hope to rebuild. many have already crossed the borders from different borders to come back and settle here, but for this to be rebuilt, it needs international support, not the syrian one only. the archbishop of york apologises for not acting sooner in a sex abuse case — as pressure grows for him to resign, days before he's set to take temporary charge of the church of england. hello, i'm lucy hockings. welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction.
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