neil lennon says he could quit leave hibernian over sectarian abuse in scottish football.. i'm a7. i'm fed up with it. jack grealish helps aston villa to a much needed win over bolton in the championship. and glasgow underline their credentials in the pro1a downing ospreys to move to the top of conference a. good evening. the hibernian manager neil lennon has insisted scotland has an issue with anti—catholic racism as he denied claims he incited the latest attack against him. lennon was hit by a coin thrown from the crowd during the midweek edinburgh derby in the scottish premiership. he thinks sectarian views have always played a part in how he's he thinks sectarian views have always played a part in how he's been treated in scotland. steven gordon reports. hanging people to cook up —— the ku klux klan did the people in the 60s to black people. submitted this is the mentality of the people you want to write by the sub. graffiti on the wall put up which ended which is lennon being struck by a coin. 1a hours on he was asked about the root cause saga whether that was isolate

this was 2011, once again neil lennon when he was manager of celtic.non when he was attacked here. that really unsavoury incident, that. i don't know, nobody seems to protect the managers and coaches anybody can shout anything at them. this street is a few hundred yards from tynecastle park, and this graffiti looks fresh, and it's quite clearly sinister. he is a man who is also had death threats and been sent in the post. —— and sent bullets in the post. he came into glasgow as an irish catholic, played for northern ireland, captained northern ireland, played leicester, any hassle. he signed with celtic in 2000 and the mayhem begins, and he's been targeted because of where he is from. that is what it is, no doubt. it's a bold and, some will say, worrying claim. the cause will be debated and promises of punishment delivered. but for now fans of scotland's national game once again look on at scenes like these, head shaking in wonder. england face australia in the first of four autumn internationals this weekend, with england head coach eddiejones refusin

we all want to change the world john lennon wrote. in his song revelation. yet nam war and student unrest in paris and elsewhere dominated headlines lennon thought the time had come to make a statement. this special two months before the album came out one is a bit. the release version of revolution sounds a little more reflective. since nine hundred sixty full. albums. i think it's because so many different influences went into it the psychedelic stuff from india played a major part. of it just returned from got to work on this. because of. nine hundred sixty eight the beatles were here to get away from it all to meditate and look. left after ten days to escape the food in insects. couple of weeks later to take care of business george harrison and john lennon and writes music. on the album but they did. the rest. done yet anything but consistent by the time they recorded the. real title is simply the beatles the fact full were ready for it with tensions in part with their private lives. net insists that he can hear it the ex d.j. and radio announcer describ

and then john lennon. album but they didn't. get anything but consistent by the time they recorded the album his real title is simply the beatles the fact full were already fraught with tensions in part with their private lives. net insists that he can hear it the ex d.j. and radio announcer describes the white album as a kind of hodgepodge. neither john nor paul were listening to what either of them were writing or composing anymore but it hadn't ever been like that of. in fact the beatles worked on the white album or separate them together. eventually bring those down after him in the drumsticks disadvantage for two weeks. this is in my opinion it's the album that makes it very clear that they'll be splitting up soon after this season but it's good george harrison took advantage of the growing tensions between lennon and mccartney to move himself into the foreground. he contributed one of his very best songs while my guitar gently weeps playing my guitar i think it's outstanding it was the first time they ever let george harri

the beatles story because we get to see some of the real personalities at play in particular john lennon who with his song judea which was to his mother who he lost when he was a young boy young child is disarmingly poetic amusing the opening line of what i said. it is meaning less sums up his songwriting craft to distill an idea that's a motional and musical at the same time so this iconic white album is there are one track that really stands out to you well i really like julia but i think while my guitar gently weeps is an amazing song george harrison and he wrote a handful of songs for the beatles but they're all great gems and that song in itself is very interesting because it has eric clapton playing the lead guitar line on it he's uncredited on the record but he really does make the guitar cry and sing all right to be as mark as spinner for us thank you so much mark. they make a commitment. they find. they even stronger. africa on the moon. stories for both people in a different shaping their nation.

story of bungalow bill you have the sort of experimental god with the hand of yoko you know john lennon's new girlfriend play and some humorous songs like a deal that as we heard but also some quite heavy playing out rock songs as. does back in the u.s.s.r. which kicks the record off this helter skelter which is a real screamer of a track and also a revolution you know which i think are going to him now. say you want to read. you tell me that it seems. to change the world. you know like you're saying this album is something of a departure for the how does it fit into their story well that's a very interesting question i mean it came out in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight hopelessly it's a fiftieth celebration and at that time in history in european history there were fights on the streets there was revolution which is that code in that song but in the beatles story itself that was something of ructions and disenfranchised and i'm . upset the band were on the verge of splitting up on several occasions one point ringgold left the band and was rude back into the group by the other thre

some are saying that neil lennon may walk away from thejob.ennon was struck by a coin after celebrating a disallowed hearts goal at the end of the edinburgh derby on wednesday. he says there was an effigy of him, being hanged outside the ground and believes he's singled out for sectarian insults. i call it racism, you quit sectarian. —— call it sectarianism. you are not just sectarian. —— call it sectarianism. you are notjust abusing the colour of his skin, liz karter, his heritage, his background. in the championship, aston villa eased some of their recent worries with victory over strugglers bolton. goals from jack grealisih and james chester gave them a 2—0 win, lifting them up the table to 13th. and before we leave football, it is a band called bring me the horizon doing the premier league predictions. the preparations for next year's rugby union world cup step up today, as the autumn internationals begin. yesterday was a year to the day, to the final. england face south africa at twickenham, having only won one match in seven, and sufferi

suddenly heard hub, a lot of people talking about in agonized way, i went up and i heard that john lennon had been shot earlier that evening. and somehow out of those two fatalities, my own trivial and passing one and the cosmic and enormous one of the loss of john lennon some little tangle of loss got implanted on ourselves that would never go away. we came to understand at that moment that inviting as new york and its possible poetry was, the lethality of the city was every bit as real and one that we would have to keep in mind and that it would keep us out remove for the rest of our time there. i bought many suits since that day but the truth is i'd never had another pair of suit truesers because your first is a little bit like the first time you have sex, you can do it again but you never get to do it over. it's always the same first condition. so i always feel and i tell my children that i am walking around the streets of new york city to this day nude from the waist down because if you think about it, new york is like the opposite of the city of anderson tale about emperor, you can

we all want to change the world john lennon wrote with a hint of sarcasm in his song revolution. war and student unrest in paris provided the backdrop to the beatles first. album. version took shape two months before the white album came out the release version is slower and more reflective. any it has been a people's fan since one thousand nine hundred sixty four he loves the white album . i think it's brilliant because so many different influences went into it the psychic delic stuff from india played a major parts just returned from rishikesh and got straight to work on this album. in india to get away from it all to meditate and look for new ideas. left after ten days to escape food and insects paul mccartney followed a couple of weeks later to take care of business george harrison and john lennon stayed on and wrote music. by the time they recorded the white album the fab four were already falling apart the beatles worked on the white album separately then together. even threw in the drumsticks and disappeared for two weeks george harrison took advantage of the tensions betw

lennon supposedly called cinemas and circuses the most important arts for attracting the masses. from the early days of the soviet union films needed to be socialist high quality and display soviet superiority the politburo both supported and censored artists and the innovations of soviet filmmakers names like eisenstein i thought kosky became known and celebrated the world over these days films no longer hold the media monopoly they wanted but that has not stopped the kremlin from taking an interest in shaping the country fanatic output and what russians are calling keen afghan dolly finish off candles have grown all too common ground zero. be on your guard girl you got through. the two thousand and fourteen russian film leviathan won both the golden globe and oscar nomination at home the film was criticized for painting an overly negative picture of russia eventually a version with less explicit language was allowed to screen. the. one that failed to get past the senses was a british film armando iannucci is two thousand and seventeen a satire of the death that started our gene

i went up and i heard john lennon had been shot earlier that evening.d somehow out of those two fatalities, my own trivial and passing one some little tingle of implanted inside of ourselves as inviting as new york and its poetry was, the analogy of the city was every bit as real the hatruth is i never had another pair ofir suit trousers because the first is a little bit likeit the first time you have sex. you can do it again but you never get to do it over. it's always the same first condition. so i always do and i taught my children i'm walking around the streets of new york children to this day news from the waist down. [laughter] you think about it new york is like the opposite of the city in detail about the amber you can walk around in only one place all its. you can walk around for 37 years and the only one who knows his you it's the first story in the book is about my suit trousers. [applause] second story in the book has to do a little bit with food which is a subject i've written about a lot. it's a subject i think about a great deal in the co

lennon goaded hearts fans, after a late disallowed goal, and was then hit by a coin.ir, with the hearts keeper hit by a fan in the second half of the scottish premiership tie, and a 25—year—old man has also been charged in relation to an assault on an assistant referee. i got hit by a coin. right on the jaw. so, thankfully... there's no sort of cut or damage from it. unsavoury, to say the least. unacceptable. i saw it go down as well. if any hibs fans have been misbehaving as well, i want them punished for it as well. but it's unacceptable. in a statement, the scottish pfa say: the newcastle captain jamaal lascelles has signed a new, six—year deal with the club. it's a second contract extension for the 24—year—old in the space of two seasons, with manager rafa benitez describing him as "the future of the club." he's played more than 100 times for newcastle since joining from nottingham forest in 2014. and it's a big day for the queen of gymnastics — simone biles. she qualified in first as she attempts to become the first woman to win four all—around titles at the worl

as an irish catholic who has captained celtic, lennon believes he's singled for sectarian abuse. hanged was put up outside tynecastle and he's put up with it for long enough. i have been subjected to this for 18 years. i'm 47. i'm fed up with it. i'm the manager of hibs now. and i'm still getting it in the derby. whether that isolated incident is sectarian motivated or not, that effigy outside the ground before the game, for me, is sectarian, or racist, or whatever you want to call it. former arsenal striker nicklas bendtner has been sentenced to 50 days in prison for assaulting a taxi driver. bendtner broke the driver's jaw following a night out in copenhagen in september. the court was shown a video from inside the cab of the incident. the 30—year—old, who now plays for norwegian side rosenborg, has appealed the sentence. with more on this here's yanni pedersen. bendtner was sentenced to 50 days prison for punching a taxi driver right in the face with his fist. it was a night at the september ninth where bendtner and his girlfriend wa nted where bendtner and his girlfriend want

as an irish catholic who has captained celtic, lennon believes he's singled out for sectarian abuse.— his first goal of this campaign. defenderjames chester added a second after the interval with this header to give villa the three points. new world number one novak djokovic battled past marin cilic to reach the final four at tennis's paris masters. djokovic is a 4—time champion in paris but lost the opening set, he fought back to take the match to a final set. the serb then went an early break down but showed his character to take the decider 6—3 for his 21st consecutive win. he faces roger federer or kei nishikori next. glasgow warriors moved further clear at the top of conference a of the pro 14, after a bonus point win over their nearest rivals ospreys. fijian nikola matawalu didn't actually start the game but still managed to run in a hat—trick of tries as the warriors won 29—20 in swansea. it was a good night for edinburgh in conference b. they picked up a bonus point victory over second place scarlets. tom brown and bill mata both scored twice to help edinburgh move up to thir

after celebrating a disallowed goal on wednesday, neil lennon was struck by a coin thrown by a fan. i get more than i bargained for, taking the wheel in the latest racing simulator. that was absolutely terrifying! milder but also when drier for england and wales, have have all the details here on breakfast. it's saturday the 3rd of november. our top story: the funeral of leicester city owner, vichai srivaddhanaprabha, will take place in thailand later. members of the team are expected to fly out after their game against cardiff this afternoon. the businessman died, along with four other people, when his helicopter crashed outside the king power stadium last saturday. our south east asia correspondent jonathan head is in bangkok. this is going to be, a week—long funeral? six days of rituals where monks will be chanting, this is an religious ceremony for ties, where the deceased accumulates merit through traditions, and will start in about two hours tie with a bathing ceremony hairfor two hours tie with a bathing ceremony hair for everyday family and friends. there will be monks on ha

after celebrating a disallowed goal on wednesday, neil lennon was struck by a coin thrown by a fans.nd i get more than i bargained for taking the wheel in the latest racing simulator. that was terrifying! good morning. a mild day but also a windy day. particularly with scotla nd windy day. particularly with scotland and northern ireland. dry for much of england and wales, all of the details here on breakfast. it's saturday the 3rd of november. our top story — the week—long funeral of leicester city owner, vichai srivaddhanaprabha will begin in thailand later. members of the team are expected to fly out after their game against cardiff this afternoon. the businessman died, along with four other people, when his helicopter crashed outside the king power stadium last saturday. our sports news correspondent natalie pirks reports. it was another day of quiet reflection for leicester city's players. we came in monday, we didn't train. it was more of being together as a group with staff and players. but this isn't just about an owner, it's more personal than that. he wasn'tjust a chairman,

lennon goaded hearts fans, after a late disallowed goal, and was then hit by a coin. man who's been charged in relation to an assault on an assistant referee. the game finished 0—0. frank lampard's big return to chelsea as derby county manager, was overshadowed, by not one, but two own goals in the efl cup, as patrick gearey reports. few opposition managers get this reception at stamford bridge. frank lampard reception at stamford bridge. frank la m pa rd currently reception at stamford bridge. frank lampa rd currently with reception at stamford bridge. frank lampard currently with derby bet five chelsea. could his record it inspire his dad be deemed? he knows what it is like to score for chelsea. the derby came from behind against manchester last i have is that it seemed derby could score with every attack even when chelsea we re with every attack even when chelsea were doing it. but this missed kick was getting confusing. he's set up waghorn for an equaliser. for girls in halfan waghorn for an equaliser. for girls in half an hour, alter derby players. the glorious b

as an irish catholic with ties to celtic, lennon believes he's singled for sectarian abuse.d he's put up with it for long enough. i have been subjected to this for 18 yea rs. i have been subjected to this for 18 years. i'm a7. i'm fed up with it. i'm the manager of hibs now. and i'm still getting it. in the derby. whether that is an isolated incident is sectarian motivated or not, that effigy outside the ground before the game for me is sectarian, or racist or whatever you want to call it. former arsenal striker nicklas bendtner has been sentenced to 50 days in prison for assaulting a taxi driver. bendtner broke the driver's jaw following a night out in copenhagen in september. the court was shown a video from inside the cab of the incident. the 30—year—old, who now plays for norwegian side rosenborg, has appealed the sentence. manchester city midfielder kevin du bruyne has been ruled out for around six weeks after injuring knee ligaments in yesterday's league cup win over fulham. it was just his second start having already spent two months on the sidelines at the start of t

lennon goaded hearts fans after a late disallowed goal and was then hit by a coin.ault on the assistant referee. the game finished 0—0. celtic meanwhile are up to second in the league. they have closed the gap on hearts to four points after a comfortable 5-0 to four points after a comfortable 5—0 win at dundee. this opener from tom roggich was the pick of the goals. arsene wenger says his nextjob in football won't be in england. wenger has been out of work since leaving arsenal last may. he says he's had plenty of offers and will return to management in the new year. when i come, i watch the game. i am a supporter and i am happy when arsenal wins and i am not happy when arsenal wins and i am not happy when arsenal doesn't win. it is early in the season. it's good that it's smooth and going well. after a year in which the ball—tampering scandal engulfed australian cricket the chairman of its governing body,cricket cricket australia, has resigned after a damning review labelled it arrogant and controlling. david peever steps down after a review said cricket australia'

as an irish catholic who has captained celtic, lennon believes he's singled out for sectarian abuse. outside tynecastle and he's put up with it for long enough. i have been subjected to this for 18 years. i'm 47. i'm fed up with it. i'm the manager of hibs now. and i'm still getting it in the derby. whether that isolated incident is sectarian motivated or not, that effigy outside the ground before the game, for me, is sectarian, or racist, or whatever you want to call it. former arsenal striker nicklas bendtner has been sentenced to 50 days in prison for assaulting a taxi driver. bendtner broke the driver's jaw following a night out in copenhagen in september. the court was shown a video from inside the cab of the incident. the 30—year—old, who now plays for norwegian side rosenborg, has appealed the sentence. manchester city midfielder kevin du bruyne has been ruled out for around six weeks after injuring knee ligaments in yesterday's league cup win over fulham. it was only the belgian‘s second start since returning from two months out following an injury to his right knee. he had t

the party said mr robinson, whose real name is stephen yaxley—lennon, will advise on rape gangs and prisonder rules which barformer english defence league and british national party members. thousands of people left homeless by devastating wildfires in california have been taking part in annual thanksgiving celebrations. chefs from across the country travelled to the state to rustle up turkey, pumpkin pie and all the trimmings. 0rganisers said they served up to 15,000 people. a plane that has no jets or propellers has successfully flown for a distance of 60 metres. this prototype uses technology which is greener and quieter than traditional aircraft. scientists say the flight could open up the possibility of carbon—neutral air travel in the future. is that a plane? no, is thata plane? no, it is that a plane? no, it is surely i thought it was a funny animal with 20 years. —— funny ears. thought it was a funny animal with 20 years. -- funny ears. questions about it, where does it take off? 60 metres, what does that prove? the whole idea is that it is better for the environment. that is the i

hibs boss neil lennon was struck by a coin, while the hearts goalkeeper claims he was punched byafan. thank you, john. see you later on. the bank of england says its main interest rate will stay at 0.75%. it also confirmed economic growth had risen to 0.6% in the third quarter. but it's warned that the outlook for the economy depends significantly on brexit and the uk's future trading arrangements with the eu. the bank's governor, mark carney said, depending on what form brexit takes, interest rates could move "in either direction". the economic outlook depends significantly on the nature of the eu withdrawal, in particular the form of new trading arrangements between the eu and the uk, whether the transition to this is abrupt or smooth, and how households, businesses and financial markets respond. whatever happens, monetary policy will act to ensure price ability and subject to that, support the economy during the transition. mps have criticised what they're calling a delay to a planned crackdown on fixed—odds betting machines in bookmakers shops. labour claims a cut in the maximum s

, there would be an uproar and it would be taken in a completely different way but, like in neil lennon's blind eye and nothing is ever said and done." 0ur football reporter, simon stone, is here with me now. what has the fa said in response? within the last 15 minutes, they have said that stoke city's james maclean has been bored by the fa for his use of an offensive word on social media. they go on to address these complaints and say the fa adds that any discriminatory language or behaviour aimed any person or personss of nationality or faith, as we understand, maybe experienced by the player in this case is unacceptable. the fa have tried to doa unacceptable. the fa have tried to do a lot to eradicate homophobia, racism from football. clearly, james maclean has a view that sectarianism is not treated in the same way, and he has certainly become a totem for the poppy because of his background, he comes from a working—class stating derry, he has made it perfectly clear and has outlined a year after year why he politically does not feel able to wear the p°ppy- he does not feel able to wea

john lennon famously said that if thereas no elvis, there was no beatles, and i think if there was noes, there was no almost anyone else elvis created the archetype of the rockstar. elvis, for reasons that are complicated, was able the blaze trails that desegregated not only the american music charts but to some extent america. it is hard to overstate his legacy, and on that point present trump may be correct rajini: president trump also talked about how elvis redefined the film indusy. bill: when you look at artists like prince formerly or beyonce today, the whole mission of rockstar as movie star, elvis began that. his legacy there is pretty clear. rajini: i was at gracend i made my first visit there a few weeks ago, and i could see how much of an impact he has on y.ople in america to tell us how much of an influence he has on fans decades after he died. >> i think one of the most interesting things about folks who visit graceland is their age. i saw a statistic where arp sing number of the folks visiting graceland are under the age of 30. it is clear that whether this io a situwher

paul mccartney followed a couple of weeks later to take care of business george harrison and john lennon stayed on and wrote music. by the time they recorded the white album the fab four were already forming a part of the beatles worked on the white album or separately then together. even threw in the drumsticks and disappeared for two weeks george harrison took advantage of the tensions between then and mccartney to spread his musical wings. one of his wife very best songs. while my guitar gently weeps became one of harrison's signature tune. no the white. trio. did use it. and the make to mix that makes it one of the band's most popular. and it really has this like a legendary status really just in the i mean it was so wildly experimental sarah you know they were they were really more or less at the at the creative apex of their careers as a band they wrote a lot of songs during that period that then appeared on the two later albums and there's there's an awful lot of there's a lot of pastiche on this album there's a lot of political statements and there's a lot of poetry but it's also

lennon lewis fights, enormous fights.a brawl or slugfest, ends in the last seconds of the 12th round, that is a fantasy, that happens in hollywood. whatever happens, we have a good technical fight, it still becomes uneventful. in that case, tony bellew talking about retiring after this fight. why has he chosen someone so difficult for the swansong? i will tell you. when usyk won his last fight, someone asked him what he wanted to do next, he said, he looked down the lens the lens and he said, "i fight bellew." tony was a holiday with his family, heard straightaway and i'm told this fight is just about done and dusted about 90 minutes of the other fight ending. that is why. tony bellew likes a challenge. and if he goes on and does it, where will he rank in the history of british fighters? he has be in the top five or ten of british boxers. a massive underdog against david haye, and maybe twice. in this fight, not just an underdog but people are looking at usyk as the man who in 18 months will the anthonyjoshua. this for us

lennon says it's making him consider walking away from the game north of the border.h dominic ryan. we have set out for him in the thinnest of terms the necessity for a backstop that protects the basic well—being of the island of ireland. we have reminded him that he and his government, last december, signed up to that, understood that the north of ireland is a particular scenario for a need for a bespoke solution. we have told him that he and his government are acting in bad faith, that they have stepped back from commitments that they made to protect the good friday agreement and all of its parts, to ensure no hardening of the border on our island and ensure no loss of rights for our citizens. we have told him thatis for our citizens. we have told him that is wholly unacceptable and we have left him in no doubt that the view right across the irish politics, north and south, with the exception of the dup, is that we need to act in a responsible way, in a way that recognises the real jeopardy and damage that brexit can and will do to our economy and potentially to a p

interesting lee it's a disarmingly personal record in places there's one song judea written by john lennon which is recollection of his that mother which is achingly beautiful the opening line of what i say is meaning less is really wonderful poetic avocation of his craft as a songwriter all right well celebrating fifty years of the white album marcus miller thank you so much for joining us. now it's been a long time coming but tourists in rome can now become digital time travelers and step back into the days of the roman empire rome reborn as the largest computer simulation in the world so far for years u.s. researchers have been digitizing all existing information and now they've recreated the entire city as it stood about seventeen hundred years ago. cutting edge computer technology that takes us back in time a bird's eye view of engine room around the year three twenty at this point in history the eternal city was at its zenith there were about one million inhabitants almost fifty thousand homes to amphitheaters twenty eight public libraries and thirty six triumphal arches. it was the

new landlord the ecuadorian president who granted him asylum rafael correa has been succeeded by lennon merino who wants better relations with washington the new government hasn't a victim to say but his internet connections his communications with the outside world are now controlled by the embassy with his health reportedly failing the lack of sunlight getting to julian assange cannot even go to a hospital for fear of being arrested and the sand also has caused me to feel aggrieved by the same news outlets that once feasted on the material that he handed to them on a plate not unlike his ecuadorian hosts many of those news organizations have turned against him if you are in the embassy of a country you should probably try and be a good house guest he's also on multiple times acted against that could diplomatic interests he picks a fight with spy which is one of the allies he interfered in the us election and. in the end they will find something to get. or a sign just patients will crack in the try and make a bright for it whatever you think of julian whatever you think of wiki leaks w

valley you want to see improve on the one hand some people say your supporters will say see even john lennon is saying this and he was there from the beginning he's he knows it inside out others might say hold on that makes jaron lanier a hypocrite because he made his name in this field he made his money out of it and now he's criticizing everyone else who's still in the business you know i was one of the earlier people to criticize what we're doing i started writing critical essays about this i wrote an essay in ninety two saying if we keep on going we're doing there might someday be these bots that would do battle with each other to influence people and could throw an election so i mean i think about this for a long time does that make me a hypocrite for sticking with it possibly but you know what if that's so use what i'm saying to your benefit see read the arguments if they're helpful if you find any power from them use and i really don't like whether i'm like who cares if i'm a hypocrite i'm just one person and i'm not running for office i'm not asking you for anything what i can give u

it comes just days after a coin struck the face of hibs boss neil lennon in the edinburgh derby.gers second goal in added time before being hit low by a coin thrown from the crowd... victory gave steven gerrard's side only their second away league win of the season. elsewhere, there was a convincing win for celtic, who close the gap on leaders hearts to a single point. victories also for hamilton, st johnstone and motherwell. there was a nail biter at twickenham as england held on for a 12 points to 11 win over south africa. in their first match of rugby union's autumn internationals. the springboks led until the final eight minutes. their first half try was the only one of the game, coming from winger sbu nkosi. the boot of owen farrell kept england close throughout but this penalty was the decisive one to give enland the lead for the first time in the match. the twickenham crowd breathed a sigh of relief after handre pollard's narrowly missed penalty in the closing minutes meant it's much—needed back to back wins for eddie jones' underpressure side. why has it got to be the mos

lennon goaded hearts fans after a late disallowed goal, and was then hit by a coin.ith assault after an assistant referee was attacked. i got hit by a coin. thankfully there is no cut or damage down. it is unsavoury, to say the least. unacceptable. i saw the goalkeeper gordon as well. if any hibernian fa ns gordon as well. if any hibernian fans have been misbehaving as well, i want them punished for it. it is unacceptable. —— goalkeeper go down as well. in a statement the scottish pfa say... that's all the sport for now. the world gymnastics championships continue on bbc two and the bbc sport website and the app. it's being described as the new tobacco. many of us are exposed to dangerouly high levels of air pollution on a daily basis. the world health organization says air pollution causes seven million premature deaths each year. the bbc‘s reality check reports now on the pollution levels found during a typical commute in the indian capital delhi. it's estimated that over 90% of the world's population breathes polluted air and that 7 million deaths each year are li

hibs boss neil lennon was struck "on the jaw" by a coin which was thrown from the stands, while the heartsan in connection with an assault on an assistant referee. 0lympic gymnastics champion simone biles has made history by becoming the first woman to win four all around titles at the world championships. despite mistakes on the vault, the beam and the floor — her weakest routine the uneven bars proved hers strongest. her first gold in the event came back in 2013 and takes her tally to 12 world championship golds overall. she hadn't competed for a year coming into this event. england co—captain 0wen farrell will start at fly—half in saturday's test against south africa at twickenham. farrell playing at ten means ben te'o is at inside centre despite playing fewer than 30 minutes for worcester this season. blind—side brad shields and mark wilson, who starts at number eight, form an inexperienced back row alongside tom curry. also back, albeit on the bench, is centre manu tuilagi. head coach eddiejones has told our reporter chrisjones he ‘s not looking for anything specialfrom tuilagi. just

says, there he is again, quoting phony lennon quotations. and then reagan says, look. every soviet leader from lenin down, but you have not set it. maybe you don't believe it. you do not say it. myself,s thinking to that is the moment where you could declare that the cold war was over and over chop missed it. -- gorbachev missed it. he missed the chance and there saying it. talks oflost in most it. the pope visits poland in 1979 for all eight years of the reagan administration. coordination at a minimum between the white house and the vatican. how central, how important, there is a lot going on in the world. what is the role that poland played in the end of the cold war? , can i answerlike this in the context of the way this panel was described, which is the grant strategy issue? ronald reagan had a grand strategy. it was to harness all of the different instruments of power, as paula eloquently describes, in order to compete in the cold war. the cold war was not simply an aircraft intersecting each other over the bering strait or north atlantic and submarines chasing e

new landlord the ecuadorian president who granted him asylum rafael correa has been succeeded by lennon marino who wants better relations with washington the new government hasn't a victim to say but his internet connections his communications with the outside world are now controlled by the embassy with his health reportedly failing the lack of sunlight getting to julian assange cannot even go to a hospital for fear of being arrested and the sand also has caused me to feel aggrieved by the same news outlets that once feasted on the material that he handed to them on a plate not unlike his ecuadorian hosts many of those news organizations have turned against him if you are in the embassy of a country you should probably try and be a good house guest he's also on multiple times acted against that could almost diplomatic interests he picks a fight with spy which is one of the allies he interfered in the us election and. in the end they will find something to get him out or a sign just patients will crack in the try and make a bright for it whatever you think of julian whatever you think o

john lennon. just imagine for a moment, what will happen if the republicans keep the house and the senate. they will lose it. that's almost worth the price of admission. they are trying to scare you into voting democrat in the mid-terms and howard dean sick by celebrating the democrat's momentum after the synagogue shooting. >> the democrats are running against the president's message of hate which can be effective at times like this when the nation was turned upside down by this president. i am optimistic. i think there is a tendency to voting democratic particularly after the shootings in pittsburgh. >> sean: that's sick and twisted. we have to take everything howard dean says with a grain of salt. he is not known for being of sound mind around election time. >> we are going to south carolina and oklahoma and arizona and north dakota and new mexico. we are going to california, texas and new york. south dakota and oregon and washington and michigan. then we are going to washington, d.c. to take b

john lennon famously said "before elvis there was nothing".s 30s when he got the grammy as our lifetime achievement award. if he hadn't have died in 1977 aged a2, he may very well have got the presidential medal of freedom when he was still alive. is there a sense with the awarding of these metals, that we are going to see what kind of skills or talents donald trump will award going forward? of skills or talents donald trump will award going forward ?|j of skills or talents donald trump will award going forward? i think very much so. it is an interesting choice, and it does make you think that barack choice, and it does make you think that ba rack 0bama choice, and it does make you think that barack 0bama gave more medals than any other president, and only two years ago he was giving one to bruce springsteen. it makes perfect sense, springsteen is a democrat as well as a great talent, at one can imagine that if trump was minded to give to bruce, it pretty unlikely given their political differences, bruce would likely say no. it is the same wit

the party said mr robinson, whose real name is stephen yaxley—lennon, will advise on rape gangs and prison former english defence league and british national party members. well ukip's former leader, nigel farage, is calling for a vote of no confidence in mr batten after the appointment of mr robinson. he's been outlining his objections tojustin webb on bbc radio 4's today programme. no, i want to talk about real issues, issues that politicians are afraid of, issues about uncontrolled mass immigration, illegal immigration, the growth of terrorism across europe, the huge mistakes that the eu made... but he had posters with syrian refugees... how do you know they were syrian refugees? why were they refugees when almost every single one of them was a young male? hardly any of them would have qualified as refugees. i wanted to have these conversations. but to do so from a political party... but that is the point, it is a conversation that leads to this and leads to the appointment of tommy robinson. if you don't have this conversation, you don't get parties like ukip doing well, you don't get

quote all these phony linen quotations, and reagan says, mister secretary, every soviet leader from lennon on down has said,, and you haven't said it and maybe you don't believe it. i noticed that you don't say, and i am thinking to myself that was the moment when he could declare the cold war was over, and the russian president missed it. but there is reagan who would takes usually what people say and noticed he was different. he missed the chance. there was reagan saying that and it was fascinating to see, and that got lost in most accounts of it. >> hayward, you may fight too -- to get a word in because the next topic is poland. >> i am of it -- i am of ukraine the scent. >> you are? >> we was united. [ laughter ] >> i apologize. >> we had a united front. >> the pope visits poland in 1979 and for all eight years of the reagan administration, there is coordination at a minimum between the white house and the vatican, and then we have a different president in poland. how central and how important, and there is a lot going on in the world. what is the role that poland plate in the end of t

a life span for these comedy teams, for duos in general, whether it be rodgers and hammerstein or lennonott and costello. >> let me catch a breath here. >> you had this explosion of comedy, and when they broke up in 1956, it was huge news. people couldn't believe it. >> we had put in ten years, ten very successful years and we built the kind of a theatrical empire the likes of which no one has ever seen. and there was a very, very strong relationship there. but egos get pulled into this kind of a thing, and the truth is simply that we loved one another, and if dean feels this day as i feel about him, then i can say we still love one another. we just didn't like working together anymore. >> i have a friend who loves what you do every year, and who just wanted to come out -- would you send my friend out, please? would you send him out here? come here. >> for 20 years, martin and lewis had not seen each other or talked to each other until they were reunited on the jerry lewis telethon. >> all right, all right, break it up, break it up. >> thinking about that moment, i remember watching it l