maybe chris ashton back in the tea m try.ns. there is much talk at the new zealand media conference about the difference in styles, the english weight and the all blacks way. when i watched rugby asa all blacks way. when i watched rugby as a kid all blacks way. when i watched rugby asa kidi all blacks way. when i watched rugby as a kid i wanted to see the ball flying around and backs running in tries. if we could encourage that he would be great, it does not mean to say we will not see that from england, they have the potential. is it the mindset thing, you need confidence to play that way? we are encouraged from a young age to express ourselves, i don't know if it is the same appear but it is great growing up knowing that coaches back you to express yourself asa coaches back you to express yourself as a player because, ultimately, you are doing it for fun and that is where you get the biggest rewards and it is enjoyable, at the end of the day. 0ne the day. one thing is clear, before any match the all blacks play, everybody i

jen ashton.u with us. >> good to be here, whit. >> there's been so much controversy over this drug even within the fda. >> yeah. >> what can you tell us about dsuvia? >> well, let me tell you about this drug. it's small, it's strong, it's about a thousand times more powerful than morphine. it's in the opioid class of medication, and it's really designed for use in acute pain settings, so makers of the drug saying battlefield situation, emergency room situation, short-term use and in medically supervised settings. projected annual sales of this, whit, $1.1 billion. >> wow. so people stand to make a lot of money off this. we talked about the controversy but the risks and benefits to a strong opioid like this. >> well, first of all, let's start with proposed benefits. it's important to treat pain both acute and chronic. when you talk about this medication, it comes in oral form, something called odt, so you don't have to swallow a pill. it literally dissolves in your mouth and has a more rapid route

his chances of surviving cancer was bleak. >> when ashton was 4, i noticed a lump on his neck. out he had stage four thyroid cancer. >> reporter: his diagnosis dire and devastating to his family. >> slowly we noticed his breathing changed and he kind of lost some weight. so we went back to see his doctor and they did another chest x-ray and it showed that the cancer had spread in his lungs. >> reporter: he would undergo surgeries and treatment but that didn't stop the disease from progressing. >> the worst moment was probably seeing him after he had his surgery and seeing him hooked up to all the machines. >> reporter: doctors said there was nothing more they could do. >> they did some testing and they found out that the cancer had become resistant but we didn't know, you know, how long ashton had after that. >> reporter: until a phone call last spring about a trial for a cutting edge new cancer drug that changed everything. the medication's generic version just approved by the fda brought to the market by bayer. it targets a specific genetic mutation. >> it actually specifical

jen ashton will talk about this. how exactly does this work?this mug now, there's been a clean break in the gene, okay, and when the gene heals itself which dna does, it comes on in a completely wrong way, wrong place. the drug works here to block this defect. this is what causes the cancer. it's called a track fusion inhibitor, this class of drugs. it's not for everyone. this drug is for kids and adults with locally advanced cancer that has not responded to other treatment so they're kind of out of options. when you talk about numbers, we heard erielle say, unfortunately, only about 1% of all cancers have this particular genetic mutation, but for that 1% this is a big deal. this is precision medicine targeted therapy. >> maybe we can learn from this. >> exactly. >> what are the caveats here? and the side effects? >> always caveats. this big trial which is called the navigate trial funded by bayer who makes this drug. the cost is to be determined. usually we're looking at a very high cost. it will remain to be seen whether insurance will cover

let me start with you, ashton.-- give me some background on how this debate came about and how the hyde-smith people negotiated for it. >> so for months, both mike espy and chris mcdaniel who was a republican opponent before the november 6th general had been asking her for a debate. she repeatedly refused. first she said that she didn't want a debate because -- or she couldn't debate because of her senate schedule. but then when the senate went on recess she said, well, actually she didn't want a debate because she thought mcdaniel's supporters might come and be rude and boo her if it had a live audience. so the day after -- the day after the november 6th election, she apparently spoke with farm bureau and by thursday morning she had put out a press release saying she had agreed to this debate. and when i called the mike espy campaign that morning after the press release. they had not even seen the rules of the debate or seen the terms. they hadn't accepted it but she accepted it immediately. i'm assuming, you know

joining mess is jane small and ashton herndon. big welcome to you both on this saturday. jane, i'm going to start here with the public questioning over the hillary clinton e-mails. is the gop doing the bidding for the president on this issue? >> the timing is really interesting, because we're headed into a lame-duck session. when the new congress comes in, republicans will no longer control these committees. this is certainly something that the president has called on multiple times. the fact they're suddenly bringing this back up at the very last minute, the very last time they could possibly do it, the timing feels incredibly political, frankly. at the same time, to also have ivanka's e-mails come out right snow, you have this question of, is it a double standard you're not also investigating ivanka's e-mails? there's another committee on the hill that will investigate, the house oversight committee, chaired by trey gowdy. he does want to hear why the first daughter apparently send hundreds of work e-mails on a personal e-mail, but the two investigation will have to wra

but could that see the return of another prodigal son, as chris ashton takes his place on the bench?st from the england camp, here's our sports news correspondentjoe wilson. if we're thinking of world cup final ina if we're thinking of world cup final in a year's time, the positive way of looking at things for england is that they have a chance to assess their options. but they're looking like a very experimental squad in this match with south africa, already inexperienced but now without manu tuilagi's potential from the bench. it puts pressure on owen farrell and he will start at fly half for england. he has the responsibility of making things tick for the english team. especially in the back line. he spoke to the media and didn't seem too concerned about the state of manu tuilagi's fitness. the lad's have seen him, he seems in high enough spirits. i don't think it's anything too serious. but obviously with his history, he is probably not the one to risk. so i'm sure he will be back in the next couple of weeks. do you think two ca pta i ns couple of weeks. do you think two captains

. >> now rb let's turn to ashton pitman. thank you, vaughn.is a state reporter for the jackson free press. the issue of race dominates this campaign. and you're writing about it. i just want to refer to something that you just posted, where not only do we have the candidate that we were just speaking of that had said what she said about public hangings, cindy hyde smith, and praising in effect jefferson davis saying what she said and vaughn quoted. but you spaaid that she herself went to a segregated private school in the 70s and sent her daughter to a segregated private school. and this is an all-white, segregated academy that was set up to avoid integration after integration became the law of the land in the 60s. she attended it and sent her daughter. explain to our viewers the -- what your article reveals that had not been in my -- to my knowledge public before. >> well, we notice that there just went any public references at least recently to where she went to high school. she mentioned her community college and university but not her high

no leigh halfpenny for wales, chris ashton set to miss out for england.

loads of team news to bring you ahead of this weekend's autumn internationals, and chris ashton willngland in more than four years against new zealand. the sale winger comes in forjack nowell, who's been dropped to the bench. it's one of three changes following saturday's narrow win over south africa. there's no place in the matchday squad for manu tuilangi. asjoe wilson reports. as joe wilson reports. well, it is a welcome back to leafy south—west london for the autumn and national from the all blacks. it's been a while. i'm standing actually in the grounds of the team hotel, just a few miles from twickenham. new zealand's coach tim hanson has given a very full and interesting media conference just now. he touched upon the significance of this match. new zealand, by the road admittance, are very used to playing australia and south africa. i asked him if they consider twickenham to be the home of rugby. he smiled and said actually they consider it to be eden park in auckland. fair enough. you can see the influence in the test match. steve hansen simply said, well, if chris ashton is

ashton, thank you for joining us as always. >> good morning, whit.al everything from dan. we follow his lead and go from there. there's so much stress. we talk about gaining weight over the holidays. you're also a nutritionist. what do you recommend? >> it's pretty simple. what i recommend is you focus on the other 364 days of the year and don't put all your pressure on anything that happens for one day. if you've been paying attention to how you're eating, how you're living, how you're moving, how you're resting for the rest of the year, really, it's not metabolically possible to derail yourself with one given day. so, ease up a little. drop the pressure. and the stress. there's enough of that during the holiday season. >> this next question. a lot of people talk about this. what about the practice of doing something extreme after thanksgiving like a crash diet or a cleanse? >> don't do it. here's why i'm against anything extreme like that, whit. the key is incorporating good mental, good physical behaviors. when you do anything extreme, it violates

ashton making his first international start since 2014.make it 15—10 at half—time, and then beauden barrett edged the all blacks ahead kicking a drop goal and a penalty. england's sam underhill thought he'd helped england to a rare victory over the world champions with a late breakaway try, but it was ruled offside and the scored stayed 16—15. in the er a top class team obviously. they are number one team in the world at the minute. i did not feel at any moment in that game is that we did not believe that we we re is that we did not believe that we were going to win it. unfortunately, were going to win it. unfortunately, we did not come out on the right side. better news for scotland, who had a magnificent 54—17 home victory over a strong fiji side. they scored eight tries and six conversions at murrayfield, as adam wild reports. music merryfield is a stage that is rare to want passion or pride. the performances have amassed. scotland save their best for their home fans but here was a clash of rugby cultures. fiji, the game's great enterta

prominent guess from brussels showing their support among them the chief diplomat at the time catherine ashton. was it three months later and present in a coach was gone fleeing to exile in russia. just a matter of weeks later and ukraine finally signed the association agreement that over two thousand pages long it covers everything from animal welfare to judicial reform but ask most ukrainians what the association deal means to them and they'll most likely answer two things travel and trade. no more queuing up for visas no more hefty visa fees for many ukrainians visa free access to the area has been the most tangible change leap no surprise then the present pershing come up the end of these are the ones with a lavish ceremony on the country's border with you. under the terms of the deal ukraine also gained preferential access to european markets the e.u. has long been ukraine's biggest single trading partner since o.c.a. sion came into effect trade between ukraine and the block has been growing by over twenty percent a year but what the association agreement these people protesting for didn'

the top of rugby union's premiership with an injury—time win over bristol, in a dramatic match at ashtonre kick—off — led 26—12 early in the second half, thanks to this try in the corner from luke morahan. and they almost held on until the 83rd minute. the chiefs were awarded a penalty try, for illegally bringing down this maul. they won 31—29 to go ahead of saracens on points difference. now let's round up some of today's other news. great britain's women are still without a win at hockey's champions trophy in china. having drawn with the hosts in their opening match they lost 2—0 to six—time champions australia this morning. their next game is against japan on tuesday. ronnie o'sullivan and judd trump are level at four frames all after the first session of the northern ireland open final. it's been high quality snooker so far, with trump making three centuries. they'll play to a finish at seven o'clock tonight in belfast, with the first to nine frames taking the title. it is currently 5—5. and rain in valencia made for a dramatic season finale in motogp. several riders had big crashes,

hubly ashton was not confirmed. but to go back to 1866, that's doing a lot of political history. >> julie: all right. john roberts at the white house, thank you. >> reporter: thank you. >> julie: so, some democrats are trying to prevent nancy pelosi from becoming the next speaker of the house, but do they have enough votes to stop her? we will talk about that. and in california, firefighters are trying to prevent further destruction. jonathan hunt has analysis. jonathan? >> reporter: julie, in northern california, the grim search for the bodies of the missing continues, while here in southern california, some residents are being allowed to go back to their homes only to find there's not much left. we'll have details after the break. not long ago, ronda started here. and then, more jobs began to appear. what started with one job spread all around. because each job in energy creates many more in this town. >> julie: fox news alert on the wild fire fight with the gusty santa ana winds that have been fueling the fast mo

maybe ashton back in the team will give them some creativity, 80 try scoring option.ales, the english way in the all blacks way —— sales. difference in sales, the english way in the all blacks way -- sales. when i was in the all blacks way -- sales. when iwasa in the all blacks way -- sales. when i was a kid in the all blacks way -- sales. when iwasa kidi in the all blacks way -- sales. when i was a kid i wanted to see the ball flying around. that's good. encourage that here, that would be great. that does not mean we will not see it from england. they have the potential to do that. do you think it is a mindset thing that you need to have the confidence to play that way? we are encouraged as coaches and encouraged from a young age to express ourselves. i don‘t know if it is the same uphill. but it is great growing up knowing that coaches back youtube express yourself as a player, because ultimately you are out here doing it forfun and ultimately you are out here doing it for fun and that‘s where you get the biggest rewards and it is enjoyable at the end of the day. at

chris ashton will make his first start for england in more than four years after being named in eddiejones'shampions new zealand at twickenham on saturday. the sale winger comes in forjack nowell, who's been dropped to the bench. it's one of three changes following the narrow win over south africa. having missed last week through injury, manu tuilagi is rested as a precaution. wales, meanwhile, have picked josh adams for saturday's test against australia, also one of three changes to their win over scotland. the worcester winger replaces luke morgan and plays ahead of british and irish lions star liam williams. and scotland have received a boost with news that full—back stuart hogg has been passed fit to face fiji. he only had ankle surgery eight weeks ago. he starts alongside finn russell and greig laidlaw, who also return after missing last weekend's defeat to wales. elsewhere in sport today: everton have been banned for two years from signing academy players after being found guilty of breaching premier league recruitment rules. they were also fined £500,000. mark selby made the third max

ashton is standing by with more. but first, erielle reshef, you have our attention.hievement as a breakthrough saying his goal was to create resistance to hiv. if the claims are proven true, it would be a profound and highly controversial leap in science and in ethics. >> reporter: overnight, an astonishing and dubious claim. a scientist in china saying he created the world's first genetically engineered babies. >> two beautiful little chinese girls, lulu and nana, came crying into the world as healthy as any other babies. >> reporter: the team of geneticists and fertility specialists announcing the so-called breakthrough on youtube. according to those researchers, they used a controversial gene-editing technology to manipulate the twins' data. the purpose, not to cure or prevent an inherited disease, but something else entirely, supposedly giving these twin girls the ability to resist hiv infection. >> the gene surgery worked safely. no gene was changed except the one to prevent hiv infection. >> reporter: seven couples were involved in the fertility treatments. all

ashton is here with what you need to know. >>> style for all sizes.olution. >>> three guys, 37 hallmark christmas movies. why they're binge-watching them all. their take live this morning. >>> it's almost time for turkey. just two weeks until thanksgiving. michael symon is here live breaking down how to make the best bird for your big meal. ♪ hot stuff >> and he's here to say -- >> good morning, america. [ applause ] >>> good morning, america. we want to get right to that breaking news. we have the latest on that mass shooting overnight in thousand oaks, california, at a bar packed with college students. >> a gunman opening fire at the borderline bar and grill during college country night. hundreds of people doing their best to hide or escape. >> here's what we know. at least 12 people were killed including a ventura county sheriff's deputy. multiple others injured. the gunman is now dead, has been i.d.'d by authorities. the fbi and atf on the scene there. want to go back to kayna whitworth with the latest. good morning, kayna. >> reporter: yeah, geor

it's australia next for england and they are going to be without wing chris ashton.ll three of the autumn internationals so far but was replaced in the first half of saturday's win against japan. jack nowell and jonny may are expected to be the wingers for the match now. just a couple of years ago, great britain's women won an historic hockey gold at the rio 0lympics. but it's been a tough two years since — they lost their coach, they're without key players such as goalkeeper maddie hinch and captain alex danson — and they've been accused of lacking motivation. they're currently taking part in the champion's trophy in china — and have yet to record a win, today throwing away a 2—nil lead to lose to japan. emily croydon reports: the olympic champions are in transition, it an interim coach, a stand in captain, and many new faces in the squad. this tournament is the first step on the road to the next games in tokyo, but it was one of the rio stars who may be early breakthrough. sobhi finishing off a slick move for great britain. has howard was a surprise selection for h

they say five years ago ashton's chances of surviving cancer were bleak.nosed with stage 4 thyroid cancer. it also spread to his lungs. they say a cutting-edge new cancer drug changed tatiound in of cancers. abc's dr. jennifer ash son explains an important caveat. >> it's a big trial partially funded by bayer who makes this drug. the cost is to be determined. usually we're looking at a very high cost. it will remain to be seen whether insurance will cover it. >> a full report on the medication is coming up on "gma" at 7:00 this morning. the boy's family says their son is now complete -- is not completely cured yet, but that his prognosis is very promising. >> i guess that's a lot of hope. >>> a retired firefighter and nurse are credited with saving the life of a woman on a flight that got diverted to san francisco. >> apparently she's conscious at this time. >> alaska airlines flight 843 was going from seattle to hawaii yesterday when that woman went into cardiac arrest. flight attendant, a recently retired washington state firefighter and a nurse performe

autumn international fixtures come to an end this weekend and england have confirmed winger chris ashton against australia. he was injured during the game against japan on saturday. forwards coach steve borthwick says england will have to be at their best against some "world class" australia players and our rugby union correspondent chris jones has been down at the england team hotel looking at where the game could be won and lost. the scrum has been an area of english dominance over australia going back years, even decades, especially if the weather stays like this, that area could be particularly fascinating this weekend. england have lost a lot of experience in their front row for the campaign, whether because of injury, in the case of mako vunipola, retirement, joe marler, or in the case of dan cole, just not being selected. it has therefore been left to a trio of rocky exeter props to fill the void: —— rookie. conversely, australia come to twickenham with a couple of pi’ops come to twickenham with a couple of props who have seen it and done it, scott sio has more than 50 appearances

jen ashton is here with that.eally want to drive this point home, hyperemesis gravidarum or hg, people say it's severe morning sickness, not really. it's severe morning sickness like a blizzard is just a few flurries. this is a very, very serious complication in pregnancy. it basically makes the woman unable to tolerate anything by mouth. no food, no liquid, everything comes up. obviously that can result in weight loss, electrolyte abnormalities, in some cases organ failure, kidney and liver failure and other complications that are then related to the way we treat this woman. so do not think of this like, ah, a little queasy. this is a big deal. >> what causes it? >> we don't know. that's the thing. sometimes we see it with multiples like twins or just in the first pregnancy. women can have it in every single pregnancy. there are a lot of myths and misconceptions out there. a lot of people say, oh, when you're out of the first trimester it will go away. that's not true. >> amy was in her second. >> that's right an

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he's injured his hamstring in training, and joins fellow winger chris ashton in the treatment room.ast time out. it's a big day for england's cricketers at the world t20. they play india in the semi—finals later, as they aim to become double world champions. jo currie reports from antigua. they may paint a picture of calmness, but underneath there is a nervous excitement bubbling in the england side. they are on the cusp of a second world cup final in the space of a year. afterfinishing behind the west indies in their pool, now they face india in the semis. we didn't play anywhere near the best cricket. we will face different conditions here. we'll have to adapt to that very quickly. there have been tough times. in terms of rain and preparation. the girls couldn't have done better in terms of how they have gone about things. that is most pleasing. you are still competing. still finding ways to compete. after claiming the one—day world cup in 2017 by beating india at lord's, now england have the prospect of being in possession of both world titles, something they haven't achieved sin

for a chris ashton will serve for his country for the first time in four years.al correspondent jonathan blake joins me from westminster. what of cabinet ministers been saying today? the discussion is on the final piece of the jigsaw with the withdrawal agreement, the terms of britain's exit from the european union and it is the so—called backstop that is still the big sticking point, an insurance policy for how to avoid checks between northern ireland and the republic of ireland on goods if a trade deal can't be reached or put in place by the end of the transition period at the end of december 2020. both the eu and the uk agreed there should be a passed out but they can't agree on how long it should last or whether one site would be able to pull out unilaterally whenever it wanted to. some in cabinet are very much at the view that the uk should have that option two and a customs arrangement which the uk would be in with deq whenever it wanted. and we heard from the international trade secretary liam fox early aunt who is very much on that side of the argument. w

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ashton had featured in all three of england's autumn internationals. and she'll now face the european champion nouchka fontijn in friday's semi—final. it's only two years since great britain's hockey they are re still waiting for their first victory at hockey‘s champions trophy in china. they were held to a 2—2 draw byjapan. tess howard scored her first international goal to help the reigning 0lympic champions to an early 2—0 lead. they face the netherlands tomorrow morning. british speed skater elise christie says she's putting her 0lympic disappointment behind her and concentrating on winning gold in beijing in four years' time. christie has three world and ten european golds but her past two winter olympics have ended in heartbreak. competing with an injured ankle in the 1,000m heats in south korea she was disqualified and had to be carried off the ice by her coach. i want to win everything, but actually it's not about winning everything now. i've done everything else, it's about that 0lympic everything now. i've done everything else, it's about tha

and chris ashton will start for england in the first time in four years.zealand at twickenham on saturday. i will be back with more on those stories just after half past. emboldened by the success of senate republicans in this week's mid—term elections, donald trump has fired his attorney general, jeff sessions, america's chief law enforcement officer. he's also now moved against the broadcaster cnn, claiming that one of it's correspondents was involved in a altercation, with a member of his staff. mr trump has on several occasions referred to cnn and the media in general as "enemies of the people." our washington correspondent chris buckler reports. jeff sessions was given a long round of applause by colleagues as he left the department ofjustice for the final time. he had been given thejob of attorney general in return for the loyalty and support he had shown donald trump. but his resignation letter made clear that he had been unceremoniously fired by a president who had long since lost faith in him. make america great again! mr trump never forgavejeff s

ashton and jonny may will be key threats against new zealand today.e. thank you for that, maggie alphonsi. it's a three o'clock kick—off at twickenham and there's commentary on radio 5 live, plus highlights on bbc two at 7:30pm. now, you have to go back to 2008 to find the last time wales beat australia and they've lost 13 in a row since then. however, they're on a six—match winning run, after brushing aside scotland last saturday, and head coach warren gatland is keen to put right their torrid record against the wallabies. to be honest, pretty gutted after a few games that we've been in positions to win them and throw those winning positions away and having lost on a number of occasions... we should have beaten australia on quite a few occasions over recent years and we haven't managed to do it. you want to put that ledger right. wales against australia is live on bbc two at five o'clock, but before that, you can watch scotland take on fiji at murrayfield — that's on bbc one at two o'clock. the scots will be glad to be back on home turf — they've won

england at london's twickenham stadium england had taken a fifteen point lead after tries from chris ashton and dylan hartley a try for the all blacks by they mean mckenzie combined with the boots of biden barrett's saw them eventually going on to claim a sixteen to fifteen win. you know to be there in fifteen no. hostile environment with approval. syrian on point on the on of probably not doing q. is. in the weather conditions and i wasn't in juice of to bring out apply really busy work do so. you know the boys start work sometimes a game lodge and sometimes the game doesn't love it and begin to accept that if you stay in the fight long enough to gain a luvvie. and we're bedstand the fight so will get some love from the game for the day and try barry formula one world champion lewis hamilton is in pole position for sunday's brazilian grand prix it was hamilton's tense pole in a season that's already seen in iraq a fifth drivers' championship ask is for all your rival sebastian vettel is being investigated after crashing the stewards during qualifying. ferrari were. there in really quick a

chris ashton, what about him?has a calf injury. he has featured in all three of the autumn internationals so far but was replaced in the first half of saturday‘s win against japan. jack nowell and jonny may are expected to be the wingers for the match now. we have come to know and love and understand the nation ‘s league, over the last few months. england, switzerland, the netherlands and portugal, they will be into the mini tournament, a new trophy on offer. it is the final round of group matches tonight, and if scotland beat israel, they will top their group, get promoted to the second tier, in the nation ‘s league, next time it is played, in a couple of yea rs, time it is played, in a couple of years, more importantly, they will earn a play—off spot, should they need it, for euro 2020, that is if they fall short in next year ‘s regular qualification process. scotla nd regular qualification process. scotland and israel are level on points. scotland need only a draw to —— israel need only a draw to top the group

it's the latest set back for the centre — sale wing chris ashton has been brought onto the bench to replace fine. the lads have spoke to him, he seems in high enough spirits, i don't think it's anything too serious. but obviously with his history, he's probably not the one to risk. so i'm sure he will be back around in the next couple of weeks. i don't think england player would miss any player, we have so much talent in this team. we are excited to get out there and play together. and finally cricket england's warm—up match against a sri lanka presidents eleven in colombo — the last before the first test starts next tuesday — ended in a draw. england declared their innings on 210 for 6, ben stokes top—scored with 53 before retiring out, while sam curan made an unbeaten 48. in reply, the president's side reached 200 for seven. finally, max whitlock is looking to win britain's first medal of the world gymnastics championship in doha this afternoon as he goes in the final of the pommel whitlock has won gold in the last two championships in glasgow and montreal and received the highest marks i

winger chris ashton celebrating his recall to the team in perfect fashion.nd were not satisfied. a maul ending with dylen hartley crashing over. 15—0 down, the number one team was rattled but a response was inevitable. beauden barrett's sleight—of—hand putting damian mckenzie through, game on. momentum had shifted. new zealand taking the lead after the restart through the boot of barrett. in a tight match, and with time running out, it was england who appeared to have made a decisive breakthrough. a charge—down by courtney lawes picked up by the superb sam underhill. as the stadium celebrated, the referee looked again and the try eventually disallowed for offside. england cruelly denied what would have been what would have been a historic victory. new zealand win again, albeit byjust a point. they are a top class team obviously. they are number one team in the world at the minute. i did not feel at any moment in that game and that we did not believe that we were going to win it. and unfortunately we did not come out on the right side. i thought england playe

england tasted victory against the all blacks, but within two minutes, they were ahead — winger chris ashtonerfect fashion. england, however, weren't satisfied. an unstoppable maul ending with dylan hartley crashing over. 15—0 down, the world's number one team was rattled, but a response was inevitable. this sleight of hand putting damian mckenzie through. game on. the momentum had shifted. new zealand claiming the lead after the restart through the boot of barrett. but in a tight match, and with time running out, it was england who appeared to have made the decisive breakthrough, a charge down by courtney lawes picked up by the superb sam underhill. but as twickenham celebrated, the referee looked again. the try eventually disallowed for offside. england cruelly denied what would have been a historic victory. not much was expected of england coming into these autumn internationals. amid poorform and plenty injuries, the pressure was mounting on coach eddie jones. but after beating south africa and a performance against new zealand to build on, the mood among the team and their fans has lift

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into eastern coastal areas of scotland, the best chance of seeing any sunshine further west, chet ashtoning in the showers, and we have another push of rain which has changed the forecast a bit, looking letter in the southeast of england, dryer to the southwest, maybe seeing sunshine here. on the whole, the easterly breezes dragging and cloudier skies, bringing 1—2 showers and some sunshine at west. temperatures will be a bit lower on sunday, it may feel attached chillier. we keep the same weather pattern into monday, high pressure dominating generally the easterly breeze, but look what is out in the atlantic, a couple of rather large areas of low pressure. the weather pattern looks to change significantly next week, a strengthening jet will pick up those areas a low pressure, driving them to the uk, bringing spells of rain or showers across all areas. but the winds coming from the south or southwest should be milder, but it will be windy. this is bbc world news, the headlines. the british prime minister has been answering questions from the public amidst growing criticism of her brexit

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foreign minister chairman of the sitting in parliament the head of the european diplomacy catherine ashton they were cheering they were supporting then the peaceful protesters who happened to kill thirty eight policeman you know what is meant in if not this and again you know this praise from across that everyone keeps misquote you said that basically we should be wary all the pool is just sort of the united states that can threaten europe security one of these parties will remember how trump won the election unexpectedly in two thousand and sixteen and trump wants promising peace with russia what was the reaction from europe. not that ok we want to say i got to get over the break here hold on to that i thought ok we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll community discussion on some real news stay with our. join me every first week on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics small business i'm showbusiness i'll see you there. during the past thirty years lebanon has been subject to six invasions from israel . six invasions at