i knew it, erasmus said we can play the same game, i knew it. —— 15—6.same game, i knew it. --15-6. and how about you ? game, i knew it. --15-6. and how about you? we are saying, one nation, one team, yes! it is one nation, one team, yes! it is one nation, one team, won the spirit, standing in unity together, springboks, we are proud of you, thank you for bringing cup home! this is the place to be! you can see, that is exactly the mood, not just here in that you had as bag, but throughout the country. —— not just here in johannesburg. wyre davies is injapan, with fans in tokyo, about 20 miles north of the international stadium in yokohama. my my time there of course, hugely disappointed for england. —— night time there. but the south africa tea m time there. but the south africa team was a fantastic one to lose to. that was a much easier match to watch as a neutral than as a partisan supporter. i was within own official fan zone with thousands of japanese supporters who had a whale ofa japanese supporters who had a whale of a time. it was a fantastic mat

siya kolisi was travelling with the coach rassie erasmus when they arrived in the survival for the airportthat has been the atmosphere throughout the day. south africans came united like never before. helping that this win is not just about the scoreline never before. helping that this win is notjust about the scoreline on the football field but about the future of the country uniting a country that was divided throughout the years by racial segregation. so today the rugby team has arrived back and south africans are feeling incredibly joyous and happy. and i think celebrations will continue for the next few days as well. many thanks. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. a scheme designed to help people aged under forty get on the housing ladder in england has failed to result in a single home being built. the national audit office says 17a—million pounds has been spent on buying land for the starter homes project. polly neate is the chief executive of the housing charity shelter. she says the scheme was the wrong idea in the first place. this scheme was not g

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flanker pieter—steph du toit was player of the year, rassie erasmus, coach of the year, but england'sd the red roses to the grand slam in the women's six nations championship earlier this year. there's more on the bbc sport website, including victory for rory mcilroy in shanghai. thank you for that. that's it. there's more through the evening on the bbc news channel. now it's time for the news where you are. hello. this is bbc news. a mass has been taking place in a catholic vietnamese church in london to remember the 39 people who were found dead in a refrigerated lorry in essex ten days ago. police have not confirmed the individual identities of the victims, but believe they were all from vietnam. our correspondent chi chi izundu was at the service. they gathered to remember. this mass started with a video of the removal of the trailer with the 39 bodies inside, then a minute's silence followed. the service was led by the bishop of westminster who offered prayers for the victims, their relatives and the emergency services. i suggested that we pray as well for the traffickers themsel

it will be real frustration for eddiejones, he was essentially outplayed by erasmus, the south africanc four south africa fans who might be watching this morning, theirfirst black captain, an historic moment in that sense. it really is, for kolisi, who was brought up in the townships as a young child, some said it was even an even bigger moment than nelson mandela shaking hands with pienaar in 1975. a huge moments of four south africa —— a huge moment for south africa, they will be going absolutely wild. but much to solvency in england. looking back at the tournament, it has had lots of attention and excitement because of england's progress, do you think that will feed into what happens now in terms of enthusiasm and backing for the sport here? yes, i think and backing for the sport here? yes, ithinka and backing for the sport here? yes, i think a lot of people will talk about the legacy, certainly, no one has ever seen new zealand outplayed like england did in his semifinal. they had players like tom currie, those who are 2a and under who will have sparked the imaginations of lots of

africa dominated the world rugby awards, flanker pieter—steph du toit was player of the year, rassie erasmustravel show is coming up next — but before we go, we loved this from match of the day last night — as gary lineker teased ian wright over the rumours he's about to head to the jungle, for i'm a celebrity. good night. city leave it late, liverpool a bit lighter and apparently wright has offered to eat leaves. get us out of here! —— wright is off to eat leaves. i will be watching that one. i will be watching it, yeah. norwich have come out of the jungle that is the championship. it must be a happy camp, iwould have the championship. it must be a happy camp, i would have thought. the championship. it must be a happy camp, i would have thoughtl the championship. it must be a happy camp, i would have thought. i mean, frank and his young team are passing all the trials. that is any faith he has shown them. he just got it, eventually! in north—western saudi arabia, 1,000km from riyadh, lies the hidden desert city of hegra. you'd be right in thinking it looks similar to petra injordan. a cultu

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africa dominated the world rugby awards, flanker pieter—steph du toit was player of the year, rassie erasmus winning the firewall. she helped the roses to the grand slam. —— winning the women's award. all of the build—up to the women's grand prix later, lewis hamilton should win his sixth formula 1 world title. i will be back with the late news at ten. now, on bbc one, time for the 00:09:17,082 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 news where you are, goodbye for now. hello. this is bbc news. more now on the government confirming a freeze on benefits will end in april — a move criticised by labour as a cynically—timed announcement. universal credit and other welfare payments will rise 1.7% in line with inflation and the state pension will increase by 3.9%. the secretary of state for work and pensions, therese coffey, has been giving us more details. every year, the secretary of state has to make a decision about whether or not to increase the benefits or by how much, and of the last four yea rs by how much, and of the last four years the law has said we could not increase benefits, so i have undertaken a

to show that we can pull together in the world when we achieve certain south africa courage russy erasmus has a masterminded a huge turnaround for the springbok side and disarray when he took over last year they're now world champions i once again and this time it's a team that people from across south africa can truly call are in the whole race al-jazeera. catch up with the top stories here police in hong kong have used tear gas and water cannon to disperse thousands of people it's been out protesting for a 22nd straight week and some protests are 3 burning objects into the raids to keep the police away the prominent activist just had called for 100000 people to turn out the protests began over proposed changes to extradition laws which has since been scrapped. to be a good pal and has more from hong kong. this is exactly what the police did not want they cleared this area hours ago from protesters using tear gas and pepper say spray sending protesters dispersing they ended up in the heart of prime constancia district setting up barricades there once again taking over the streets since t

africa dominated the world rugby awards, flanker pieter—steph du toit was player of the year, rassie erasmus player of the year. the 29—year—old centre helped england to the grand slam in the women's six nations championship earlier this year. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. at least four people have been injured in a knife attack in hong kong after another day of clashes between pro—democracy protesters and riot police. local media say that the assailant had been arguing over politics before taking out a knife. he was then turned on and subdued by an angry crowd. riot police had stormed the shopping centre in tai koo district earlier after some protesters forming a human chain inside and began vandalising restaurants. i spoke to our correspondent richard lister about these developments in hong kong. this is the 22nd weekend of protests so this has been a long—running drama plaguing hong kong. there are rallies actually staged outside multiple shopping centres around hong kong. as you say, there are some protesters in this one particular incident, forme

yes there has to be movement of people and our young people need access to things like the erasmus schemend the world. i want our young people to be brought up want our young people to be brought up in want our young people to be brought upina want our young people to be brought up in a world where they can travel and experience other societies. do you know what? that enriches their lives and the lives of all of us. thank you for that question and i will tell you that is, i want to make sure that all those european union nationals running here, i can come here, we'll stay here and we will be happy to work with them as indeed many british people have made their homes and other parts of europe doing the same in their society. jeremy corbyn there on the campaign train until floyd setting out benchmarks by which the labour government should bejudged. he out benchmarks by which the labour government should be judged. he said i was not born to rule. i want to seek power in order to share that power out throughout communities. so jeremy corbyn on the campaign trail in telford. for more informati