thiem us open champion. you can watch it live over on bbc one at the moment.and nikola mektic, who came through in a champions tie break by ten points to five. there was no record tenth different winner as the motogp season drew to a close in portugal. miguel oliveira made the most of home advantage to win for the second time this year. jack miller's second place saw ducati win the constructors' title. newly crowned championjoan mir failed to finish due to technical problems with his suzuki. britain's cal crutchlow finished 13th in his final race as a full—time rider. ronnie o'sullivan trailsjudd trump by five frames to three after the first session of the northern ireland open final. trump started the better but o'sullivan won the crucial final frame of the session with this total clearance of 137 to reduce the deficit to two frames. the first to nine, will win the title when they resume later this evening. and another world record to tell you about. and adam peaty set a new record in the men's 100 metre breastroke on the last day of competition in budapest.

it was a really tight first set which thiem ultimately won on a tie break.efore the second set went to a tie—break, which the austrian managed to win too. that victory, coupled with a win for stefanos tsitsipas over andrey rublev, means thiem is through to the semifinals. fiji's autumn nations cup match against italy on saturday's been cancelled after coro navi rus tests found 29 positive cases in the fijian camp. it comes after their opening match against france, which was due to be played last sunday, was also called off. it could have a knock—on effect for scotland, who are due to play fiji in their final pool match on the 28th of november. and that's all the sport for now. hello. the very mild air that's been with us for the past few days is going to get swept away, and we're set to see a real change in weather type through the course of wednesday. it's going to be windy with some rain moving eastwards, and behind that, some colder air moving in too. it's all down to this area of low pressure with its trailing cold front here, which is moving its way eas

and is it thiem's time at the atp tour finals as he ends the run of the world number one? good evening. england wingerjonny may produced a stunning solo try as they beat ireland in their second autumn nations cup match at twickenham. he crossed over twice in the 18 points to seven victory, which leaves england top of their group and on course to compete for the title on the finals weekend. joe lynskey reports. every year, every yea r, test every year, test match rugby lights up every year, test match rugby lights up the autumn, but with twickenham silence, england players say now it's down to them to make a spectacle. so here wasjonny may. before today, he'd gone five england games without a try. for him, that's a long wait. so, having just scored the opener, he then set off by himself. one man to beat... from deepin himself. one man to beat... from deep in his own half, he kicked and weaved his way to the ireland line, his 31st england try means only rory underwood has more, and extraordinary score and an exhausted player. two tries was all england needed. they topped up

the doll spoke of after his loss to dominic thiem how well he felt he played.t was not able to take advantage, and negritude did very well to beat rublev. —— tsitsipas. not 70,000 people here but you will crave to counts of the all—time greats. and he's the defending champion let's not forget. so for him to have that opportunity of playing where the great icons of the sport to get through to the semi finals he's deftly going to relish that. and likewise he's in great shape, been playing very well and knows these conditions. it's good to bea knows these conditions. it's good to be a great one to watch. and it's rare to see rough young adult come to the shape itjust because he has not played much tennis this year. one one tournament he has not one and we feel is biggest and best chance. and a couple of weeks ago in paris is committing to play there and to come here in london. his qualified 16 times but pulled out on six occasions. he is looking and eager, and that's a worrying sign for his competitors because when he has that energy on any surface he's going to b

there were times when he was a little flat today, but thiem was there to take advantage.spite having on the one hand on the racket. he hit so hard. if you can hit some 60 winners or whatever it was past novak djokovic, you are doing something right. a new star in the game. the server and beforehand are exceptional. the backhand is a thing of beauty. yet just exceptional. the backhand is a thing of beauty. yetjust played a 3—set match against probably the greatest return of all time and did not lose his serve, so why would a genie confident? usa open champion, he has just won his first grand slam, so i am delighted he is through, he has been so inform along with danil medvedev. a joy to watch and been so inform along with danil medvedev. ajoy to watch and now there will be a new champion in the finals because tonight it is danil medvedev against rafa nadal which will be a fascinating encounter. tough to pick a winner in that one. you pick one. because like i would never bet against rafa very wise, he has won his third french open joining roger federal 20 grand slam he is l

the us open champion thiem took the first set 7—5.ondon. djokovic is aiming for a record equalling sixth and took the second set on a tie—break with thiem squandering three match points. thiem will need to regroup after missing those three opportunities to reach the final. these live pictures over on bbc two at the moment. bbc one, i should say, at the moment. it is 1—1. whoever comes out on top will meet the winner of rafael nadal and daniil medvedev, who meet in their semi—final tonight. we will have plenty more for you later on. the chancellor, rishi sunak, is to change the way the government assesses big spending projects, to remove the longstanding bias that has affected northern england and other regions outside the south east. the reforms are due to be unveiled in parliament at next week's spending review. our business correspondent katy austin has been giving us more details. with its political commitment to so—called levelling up, spreading prosperity across the country, the government wants to be talking about investment too

it was a really tight first set which thiem ultimately won on a tie break.tory, coupled with a win for stefanos tsitsipas over andrey rublev, means thiem is through to the semifinals. fiji's autumn nations cup match against italy on saturday's been cancelled after coro navi rus tests found 29 positive cases in the fijian camp. it comes after their opening match against france, which was due to be played last sunday, was also called off. it could have a knock—on effect for scotland, who are due to play fiji in their final pool match on the 28th of november. there's more on the bbc sport website. and that's all the sport for now. hello. the very mild air that's been with us for the past few days is going to get swept away, and we're set to see a real change in weather type through the course of wednesday. it's going to be windy with some rain moving eastwards, and behind that, some colder air moving in, too. it's all down to this area of low pressure with its trailing cold front here, which is moving its way eastwards. lots of isobars on the map, indicating st

thiem won in three sets, later on, rafa nadal goes up against andrey rublev.er liverpool, tottenham and england goalkeeper ray clemence — who has died at the age of 72. former liverpool great sir kenny dalglish said today we have lost a true legend. sentiments echoed by many across football. clemence won three european cups, five league titles, and two fa cups, in a career spanning more than 20 years. andy swiss reports. when it came to the art of goalkeeping, few could be ray clements. in the reports all conquering team of the 19705, she conquering team of the 19705, 5he was the cornerstone and his courage and composure key to their success in their products five league titles, three european cops and legendary status. even after he moved to tottenham in 1981, the liverpool fence and welcomed him back like a hero. he won the fa cup with the spurs a5 back like a hero. he won the fa cup with the spurs as well as 61 with england. only the presence of peter shelton prevented him from winning more he laterjoined the coaching staff and across football, there we re

and andrey rublev beat dominic thiem in their last round robin match at the 02 in london.em had already qualified for the semi—finals. rublev, who was already out, won the first set 6—2...and sewed up the match, winning the second 7—5. that is all your sport — all of today's tennis news from the atp finals is on the bbc sport website including nadal against tsitsipas. but from me and the rest of the team, for now goodnight. nadal against tsitsipas. but from me and the rest of the team, for now goodnight. hello there. the short—lived cold snap is on its way out now as we start to see mild air making inroads off of the atlantic, but laden with moisture, we will see a lot more cloud and outbreaks of rain spreading eastwards across the country during the course of today. you can see the cold air still looms across the eastern side of the country to begin today but gradually that mild air will move in on a strengthening westerly breeze. it starts off dry and chilly with early brightness in the east, very soon the cloud thickens with patchy rain spreading eastwards and light and

it was a really tight first set which thiem ultimately won on a tie breaker, he then squandered threeustrian managed to win, too. he's into the semifinals. all the players here are in a great shape, both physically and mentally. so we're going to see a lot of close matches, lots of tie—breaks like today. and there's always the one who is a little bit luckier, the one who has slightly better days, going to win. and i'm happy that i got it today. now, a half—century from this man — babar azam helped karachi kings to their first pakistan super league title as they beat the lahore qalandars by five wickets. babar azam hit an unbeaten 63 of a9 balls as karachi comfortably chased down their target of 135 with eight balls to spare on their home ground, winning on theirfirst appearance in the final. and they were clearly delighted with that. belgium canjoin spain and france in the finals of the european nations league as long as they don't get beaten by denmark on wednesday. the number one ranked team in the world beat the danes 2—0 when both sides met in copenhagen on match day one. but the

dominic thiem has also started with a win.they struggled without a crowd as the last time the event is going to be held there. it moves to during next year or being well. —— it moves to northern italy next year. ray clements, the former england, liverpool and tottenham goalkeeper has died at the age of 72. he won every trophy with the ball in the 19705, including five league titles and three european cups. the club said today that they are deeply saddened by his passing. he played 61 times for england and later went on to become a goalkeeping coach with them. he had been living with advanced prostate cancer since 2005. a great great goalkeeper. he has died at the age of 72. that is all for now. thank you very much. you are watching bbc news. more coming up. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello. wind gusts of 92 mph on the isle of wight today at an exposed weather station. although it has been stormy to the english channel on an adjacent coasts, a bit of sunshine, it has not been a complete wash—out e

and andrey rublev beat dominic thiem in their last round robin match at the 02 in london.won the first set 6—2 and sewed up the match, winning the second 7—5. that is all your sport. all of today's tennis news from the atp finals is on the bbc sport website, including nadal against tsitsipas. but from me and the rest of the team for now, goodnight. hello there. the short—lived cold snap, it's on its way out now, as we start to see mild air making inroads off of the atlantic but laden with moisture. we'll see a lot more cloud and outbreaks of rain spreading eastwards across the country during the course of today. you can see the cold air still looms across the eastern side of the country to begin today, but gradually, that milder air will move in on a strengthening west—southwesterly breeze. so it starts off dry and chilly, maybe some early brightness in the east. very soon, the cloud thickens, with patchy rain spreading eastwards. thickens, with patchy rain mainly light and patchy, a few heavier bursts across scotland, perhaps even some brief wintriness briefly over the hi

it was a dead rubber with thiem already qualified — and rublev already eliminated.he world number one novak djokovic plays his all or nothing match at the atp finals on friday, where he'll need to beat alexander zverev if he's to reach the semis. djokovic lost in straight sets last time out against daniil medvedev, as he chases a record equalling sixth title but standing in his way on friday is zverev who is relishing the challenge. lam i am excited for friday. it is going to be the most difficult match that you can have here, against novak, we play twice already and i'm looking forward to it. i said from the beginning of the week for every match i'm going to improve because after the small injury i had because after the small injury ihad in because after the small injury i had in paris i needed to re cover i had in paris i needed to recover and get back into the rhythm. i can play even better on friday. and finally it's always good to see a hole in one in golf — so that's what we're going to end with. this is america's lexi thompson in the opening round of the peli

and it's the us open champion thiem who has just taken the first set 7—5.on, teh last time it's to be staged there. djokovic is aiming for a record equalling sixth but has work to do in the second set. let's bring you some live pictures now, a break between points at the moment. novak djokovic serving at two games all in that live set. whoever wins this will go on to face the winner. rafael nadal and danniil medvedev who meet in their semi—final tonight. it is the last time it is going to be staged in london before it moves to turin next year. and britain'sjoe salisbury plays in the doubles semi—final later with his partner rajeev ram. the pair who are australian open champions meet lukasz kubot and marcelo melo this evening. the best thing about our partnership is that we get on very well on and off the court. we are very open with each other, so that is important to kind of develop the relationship, to develop as a team and improve on the things which we are maybe not doing so things which we are maybe not doing so well. there are definitely going to be s

you'll be able to watch medvedev v thiem live on bbc two tonight from 6pm, but that's all the sport forplans to replace england's national lockdown from 2nd national lockdown from 2nd december. the lockdown will be lifted but a new tougher version of the "three—tiered" system of restrictions — will replace it. and it's understood there'll be special arrangements for the festive period. dr richard vautrey is chair of the british medical association's gp committee in england. he says there are concerns about relaxing restrictions over christmas. sadly, the virus will not go away over christmas, so we need to work very ha rd over over christmas, so we need to work very hard over these next few weeks to post on the prevalence of infection, to try to minimise the risk of infection transmitting from one person to another, but then when we do potentially mix together in oui’ we do potentially mix together in ourfamily we do potentially mix together in our family groupings over the christmas period we need to be very mindful that we have done a lot of ha rd mindful that we have done a lot of ha

it is perhaps not the final many would have predicted but it is danil medvedev and dominic thiem who the final of the atp tour finals at london's 02 arena under way. it's been a blistering start so far with some great rallies, with both players re—nown for their big hitting. it's currently on serve during the early stages. it is live on bbc two. it is danil medvedev who is opening. this time it moves to turin next year. he has a break point at the moment. danil medvedev the conqueror of rafi adele. these two trying to arrest the stranglehold that the top three have at the tennis, and one of these two will have a dream occur tournament for the first time. earlier, the men's doubles final was won by wesley koolhof and nikola mektic, who came through in a champions tie break by 10 points to 5. there was no record tenth different winner as the motogp season drew to a close in portugal. miguel oliveira made the most of home advantage to win for the second time this year. jack miller's second place saw ducati win the constructors' title. newly crowned championjoan mir failed to finish due

and is it thiem's time at the atp tour finals as he ends the run of the world number one?ny may produced a stunning solo try as they beat ireland in their second autumn nations cup match at twickenham. he crossed over twice in the 18 points to 7 victory, which leaves england top of their group and on course to compete for the title on the finals weekend. joe lynskey reports. every year, test match rugby lights up the autumn, but with twickenham silent, england players say now it's down to them to make a spectacle. so here wasjonny may. before today, he'd gone five england games without a try. for him, that's a long wait. so, having just scored the opener, he then set off by himself. one man to beat... from deep in his own half, he kicked and weaved his way to the ireland line. his 31st england try means only rory underwood has more. and extraordinary score and an exhausted player. two tries were all england needed. they topped up their lead through the bit of owen farrell. he was scoring points against his dad, the ireland coach. their winning forms since lockdown has been

us open champion dominic thiem stands in his way.our, i lost in the third set was a really thrilling match, hopefully we can have another great match, but hopefully this time of the different outcome. djokovic clearly not ready to bow outjust yet — matching roger federer‘s record of six atp finals singles titles is still possible. it is promising to be a brilliant weekend with those two semi finals coming ahead of the final on sunday. sue barker will be there for us and she's with tim henman now. the winner in straight sets, he really set the tone, walked out there at the first few points and on his a—game wasn't the? there at the first few points and on his a-game wasn't the? you want to stamp his authority on it and how they have frailties on the second serve that novak djokovic got that early break winning 12 of the first 14 early break winning 12 of the first 16 points and does really good foundation for him to get the first said under his belt and second set was closer but you just felt that he a lwa ys was closer but you just f

record equalling sixth title at the end of season tournament and plays the us open champion dominic thiemow. the weather as we head through the weekend is looking a little bit mixed. we will see a cold front moving south and that'll dominate things for the next few days. on saturday, eight mild and breezy sort of day. there will be some rain and initially that will be in the cold fronts across scotland and northern ireland, it will slip across england through the rest of the weekend. he will see deals developing with gusts to 60 miles an hour. billy windy in the north of scotland. breezy and mild elsewhere with temperatures holding into double figures, so much madder than last night. on saturday, this cold front will sit across northern england and into wales for a good part of the day so it will bring a line of rain there. but scotla nd bring a line of rain there. but scotland and northern ireland, once the rain gets out of the way, it is sunshine and blustery showers. gales across the north of scotland. cloudy and mild in the south with temperatures eight to 13 degrees. 00:14:22,570 -->

and nadal loses to thiem in a thrilling match at the 02, but he's still in the competition as the group atp finals continue. also coming up in the programme... urgent action is required. the words of nobby stiles's family who say football needs to address the scandal of dementia in the game. all i hear from the football authorities as we need more studies, we need more studies. while they are doing that the players aren't getting the help they need and they need it now. welcome to the programme. a row has erupted tonight between the world anti—doping agency and the us anti—doping agency after a bill was passed by the us senate, allowing american officials to fine and imprison people involved in doping at international events involving american athletes. wada says the bill could de—stabilise global anti—doping, while giving us athletes a free pass, because it doesn't affect american professionals. called the rodchenkov anti—doping act after whistleblower grigor rodchenkov who exposed russia's state—sponsored doping program. punishments would include fines of up to $1 million dollars and

brent: dominic team -- thiem was up agaisn -- against rafael nadal. the austrian, the season-ending tournament. it is another space verse that nasa hopes will become routine. astronauts going into orbit and a private spacecraft. this is a milestone that has been a decade in the making. >> it looks like a slow-motion dance in space but this linkup is happening at superspeed. the private company, space x and the u.s. government space agency, nasa worked together for a decade for this, back in 2011, nasa began partnering with private firms to continue is discontinued space shuttle program. -- its discontinued spatial program. letting her for a collies on board, she opens the hatch. among them is victor glover, the first effort american to work a full term on the space station. -- african-american to work a full term on the space station. no social distancing here but remembers we in quarantine for weeks in the run-up to the flight. >> we are so excited to be here. we are humbled and excited to be part of this great expedition. >> this mission is far from

x-ray much and will be back tomorrow with dominic thiem. all the details on the atp sport website.ritish table tennis number one liam pitchford has travelled to china after becoming only the third ever brit to qualify outright for the international table tennis federation finals. he faces brazilian hugo calderano tomorrow, but before that, has had to cope with some very stringent restrictions in the country where the virus originated. i spoke to him earlier and began by asking how he's coped with not being able to play competitively during lockdown. it was definitely tough. the first few weeks of obvious that i just come off the back of one of my best tournaments, playing really well. then going straight into lockdown not be able to play for pretty much a couple of months, really. was tough. obvious and mentally and try tough. obvious and mentally and try to keep on top of it physically. i have a table at home so i could play a little bit but it's not like normal practice. but yeah, just try to keep active and keep doing what i needed to do until i could get back on the table stop

sin embargo,, responde que al presidente esto le thieme sin cuidado.e se detenga el conteo de votos es un insulto para quienes salieron a votar. >>> tania luviano. telemundo 48. solo tiene que acercar su telÉfono a la pantalla del televisor en estos momentos. vamos a otras cosas se preparan las carreteras para la primera tormenta invernal. revise condiciones del tiempo y carreteras y en caso que requiera el uso de cadenas para los neumÁticos. pasemos con guillermo quiroz. quÉ tanto puedes decir sobre la probabilidad de lluvia y nieve para este fin de semana. rru vÍa ligera para nosotros y nevada en la tierra y se extienden hasta el sur de california. todo california va a sentir el aire fresco di centros de temperaturas lluvias debido a este trato o de incendios que hemos sentido meses atrÁs. casa tormentas nuestro radar mÓvil que se po sis noh en san bruno y vamos a empezar a monitorear quÉ sucede precisamente a nivel de superficie con este primer sistema que viene a california. temperatura en los 52 veamos el sistema. baja presiÓn. va a arrastrar el f

andrey rublev has beaten dominic thiem in their last round robin match at the o2 in london.blev eliminated. rublev won the first set 6—2 and sewed up the match, winning the second set 7—5. big match to come later with rafa nadal up against stefanos tsitsipas with the winner securing a spot in the semi finals. we'll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. ollie foster will be here. mixing between households at christmas could pose as for the very latest on that from a political correspondent ian watson whojoined me now. what you have for us on whojoined me now. what you have for us on this? in your development tonight that the pressure has been rested up on starmer because i've been told thatjeremy corbyn's solicitors have written to the liberal party effect of the calling from his suspension from the parliamentary party to be lifted immediately and that is solicitors also calling into question whether proper procedures are followed in suspending jeremy corbyn from the parliamentary liberal party having been sitting over there now is independent and p. been sitting o

andrey rublev has beaten dominic thiem in their last round robin match at the 02 in london. qualified for the semi—finals, with rublev eliminated. rublev won the first set 6—2. . .and sewed up the match , winning the second set 7—5. big match to come later with rafa nadal up against stefanos tsitsipas with the winner securing a spot in the semi finals. that's all the sport for now. i'll bring you the result of that match and the rest of the day's sport later in the night, kasia. gripping. thank you so much. we will join you for that. sir keir starmer is facing growing pressure to reinstate his predecessor, jeremy corbyn, as a labour mp. the bbc has been told that legal action on behalf of mr corbyn is imminent. left wing members of labour's ruling national executive are planning their own challenge to mr corbyn's suspension from the parliamentary party. 0ur political correspondent, iain watson, has more: there's been a new development tonight, that pressure has indeed been ratcheted up uncertain hear starmer because i've been told that jeremy corbyn's solicitors have written

nadal produced some incredible tennis at the atp finals in london, but was still beaten by dominic thiemr‘ here — and although nadal had his moments, theim won two sets to love — both on tie breaks. nadal can still make the semi—finals having won one, and lost one so far. to get there he'll need to beat stefanos tsitsipas tomorrow in a winner takes all match. the defending champion beat andrey rublev 2 sets to 1, which in turn confirmed thiem's place in the semi—finals. novak djokovic is an action later today and you can follow that and all the action on the bbc. that is all the action on the bbc. that is all sport for now. more now on the 10 point plan being announced by the government today, on how it will work towards a low carbon economy. the prime minister is expected to detail plans including reducing the number of diesel cars on the roads and plans for offshore energy production. joining us this morning to reflect on some of this is the co leader of the green party, jonathan bartley. good to have you with us. i was casting an eye over your twitter feed earlier and your response to

young russian, who'd knocked out rafa nadal to reach the final, beat the us open champion dominic thiemsets in london. it's the last time the tournament will be held at the o2. turin will host next year's event. british swimmer adam peaty has smashed his own world shortcourse record for the fastest 100 metres breastroke. the olympic gold medallist shaved another eight hundredths of a second off his previous best to touch in 55.41. it's the ninth world record set this weekend as the international swimming league comes to a close in budapest. there's more on the bbc sport website, including news of a dramatic late win for wasps on the opening weekend of the new premiership rugby season. but that's it from me. back to you, rita. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. good evening. most of us got to see at least some brightness today. with clear spells overnight, allowing it to get quite chilly, a touch of frost in a few places. those will tend to fade through the night, some will continue. it will certainly see more cloud rolling into northern ireland and western sc

dominic thiem and stefanos tsitsipas are playing now in the first match in what is a repeat of last year'some sad news to end on and it's been announced in the last few minutes that former england goalkeeper ray clemence has died. one of the greatest goalkeepers ever to grace the game, rayjoined tottenham from liverpool as a five—time league champion and three—time european cup winner in 1981, having also lifted the fa cup, league cup and two uefa cups during his time at anfield. that is all the sport from us for 110w. see you in an hour, thank you. austria is facing a second national lockdown from tuesday. current measures have proved ineffective with the number of coronavirus infections continuing to soar and authorities pleading with residents to follow the rules. sylvia lennan—spence has this report. another european country, another national lockdown. austrian officials admitting the spread of coronavirus infections is once again beyond their control. translation: the truth is that the authorities can no longer trace 77% of the new infections, so they don't even know where the infecti

and in tennis — austria's dominic thiem beats novak djokovic to reach the atp final. have more on that and a round up of the rest of the sports news in sportsday at half past six. and coming up later this hour — mark kermode gives his unique take on the latest releases, including the volcanic action thriller — skyfire — in the film review. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the annual 620 summit has opened with a call for coronavirus vaccines to be made available to everyone. saudi arabia is hosting the annual summit which is being held virtually online because of the pandemic. borisjohnson is expected to call on them to be more ambitious in their efforts to tackle the pandemic. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet reports. a thoroughly modern moment. many families have to meet like this these days. even the powerful 620 family. the 84—year—old saudi king presiding. everyone at their own table this year. every country struggling with the impact of the deadly pandemic. it's this summit‘s top issue. shall i take the mask off? the world's wealthiest under

nadal was beaten here by dominic thiem on tuesday, which means he now has to beat tsitsipas or he's out he doesn't have anything to prove: i really don't need to show, even to myself or do no—one, that if i played my best tennis i think that if i played my best tennis ithinki that if i played my best tennis i think i can win against any surface and any player. but i have never one end of this finals, that is a real thing at the same time so no problem about that. i know i have to play my best if i want to have chances. hatmaker to british royals and american celebrities, philip treacy, is presenting his collection in st petersburg's museum of contemporary art. he says that right now there is a great need for entertainment and happy distraction. gail maclellan reports. not so much a hat, all the work of art. philip treacy create headpieces, imaginative designs made in experimental materials, worn by british royals and hollywood stars. he unveiled his latest collection at the e ra rta his latest collection at the erarta museum his latest collection at the era rta museum of his latest coll

dominic thiem battled for nearly three hours to beat the world number one novak djokovic to book a placeome back from 4—0 down in the deciding set tie—break to complete the victory at the 02. he'll play either rafael nadal or daniil medvedev tomorrow. it's been a day for the history books at the finale to this year's international swimming league. several records have been broken in budapest, including two by the us superstar caeleb dressel, who became the first person to swim the 100m shortcourse butterfly in under 48 seconds. and you can watch dressel‘s record breaking swims on the bbc sport website but that's it from me. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. have a very good night. north—east england and northern ireland. in wales and the west midlands. 0n blustery winds although. you're watching bbc news with martine croxall. leaders of some of the world's richest economies have called for coronavirus vaccines to be made available to all countries, regardless of wealth. the german chancellor, angela merkel, was among those to call on

and the winner will face dominic thiem in the final after the austrian came through a three set thrillerbe hoping to go one better than last year after losing in the final. after my first big title in new york, i will be a bit more calm, there was a mistake, i guess. i was as nervous as before. well, it was so much on the edge, that match, like every single match, the best players in the world are facing off, soiam players in the world are facing off, so i amjust players in the world are facing off, so i am just incredibly happy to be through and just try to get ready for tomorrow. a satellite that's considered critical for understanding the effects of climate change has been launched into space. sentinel—6 took off on board a spacex rocket from a launch pad in california. it will measure oceans and lakes and become the primary means of tracking global sea level rises. data from the satellite will also reveal how huge masses of water are moving around the globe. sentinel—6 was developed jointly by the european and us space agencies. rolf densing is director of operations for the european

dominic thiem and stefanos tsitsipas are playing now in the first match in what is a repeat of last year'salkeeper — has died at the age of 72. clemence was regarded as one of the greats of goalkeeping and won three european cups, five league titles, an fa cup and a league cup as a player. clemence played 61 times for england and later went onto become a coach in the national team set up before retiring in 2013. the club where he spent the majority of his career, liverpool, paid tribute today — saying they are ‘deeply saddened' by his passing. clemence had been living with advanced prostate cancer since 2005. think we can go to alan kennedy now, former left back from liverpool from 1978 to 86. thank you forjoining us what's your reaction. i personally am devastated at the news. i only heard in the last five 01’ news. i only heard in the last five or ten minutes about the passing of ray. we knew how bad it was a few weeks ago when we unveiled a memorialfor him at weeks ago when we unveiled a memorial for him at liverpool football club, but it's very, very sad when you hear this news, and he

tennis now and daniil medvedev came from behind to beat us open champion dominic thiem in a grippinged was second best for large periods at the empty o2 arena in london but found a way back into the contest and prevailed 4—6, 7—6 , 6—4. medvedev beat five—time champion novak djokovic and world number two rafael nadal earlier in the week and is the first man to beat all three of the world's top—ranked players at the season finale. managed to win the tie—break and made some amazing decisions to put him under pressure. i had some small control of the match, putting pressure all the time. i was trying to do everything to try to use him as much as possible and i think it worked. definitely one of my best victories in my career, not even talking about the title in the tournament but this match against dominic when he is in this shape, it is something special. monday sees southampton take on wolves in the english premier league, and the saints could move up to fourth in the table with victory at molineaux, and also secure their fourth win in a row in the premier league for the first time si

these are live pictures from the o2 arena, thiem squandered 3 match points in the 10th game.—year—old has impressed in the wsl this season and this will be her first time with the senior squad. they were due to play norway on the 1st december but that‘s been cancelled because of travel restrictions. the 10 day camp will be at st georges park. that‘s all the sport for now. now on bbc news its time for your questions answered. and now on the bbc news channel, it‘s time for your questions answered and you‘ve been sending in plenty of questions about the covid—19 vaccine. to answer all your questions, we‘rejoined by jennifer rohn, who is a cell biologist at university college london and dr chris smith, he‘s a virologist at the university of cambridge. now, just before we fire our questions at both of our guests, we will begin byjust taking a little step back because of the news yesterday of those apparent success of the moderna vaccine, 94.5% success and a week ago, a 90% efficacy of the pfizer vaccine. there are lots of other covid vaccines in the pipeline and development and sc

he was beaten by dominic thiem in three sets in the same ——in the same round robin group, spain's rafang past russia's andrey rublev 6—3, 6—4. to the nations league now — england can't reach the finals next youri tielemans opened the scoring before dries mertens stepped up to send this free kick beyond jordan pickford. 2—0 to the number one—ranked team in the world. wales are now ten games unbeaten fter a 1—0 win over the republic of ireland. david brooks's header kept them top of group b4. if they draw against finland on wednesday, then they will gain promotion to the top tier of the nations league. nothern ireland were heading for victory over austria, but conceded two late goals and lost 2—1. they remain bottom of their group. the northern irish were beaten in extra time in their euro play—off final three days ago. just three days after reaching next summer's euros, scotland lost 1—0 to slovakia — the team that beat northern ireland a few days ago. the only goal of the game through jan gregus in the first half. scotland lose their nine—match unbeaten run, but still top the group. th

in london — as the french open champion rafa nadal is beaten in straight sets by austria's dominic thiem more than two million people in scotland are facing the country's toughest restrictions from friday, to try to curb some notably high rates of infection. the new regime will be in place until two weeks before christmas. level 4 rules will be imposed in 11 council areas, including glasgow, as well as east and south ayrshire, renfrewshire and east renfrewshire, west and east dunbartonshire, north and south lanarkshire, stirling and west lothian. in those areas, non—essential shops, bars, restaurants, hairdressers and visitor attractions will all have to close. non—essential travel outside the local council area is now against the law in tier 4, and anyone breaking the rules could be arrested. but schools in the affected areas, along with nurseries and essential shops, will be staying open. we start with this report by our scotland editor sarah smith. maryhill road in glasgow, the city where scotland's infection rates are highest, and so tougher rules are to be imposed from friday. under

, rafa nadal has lost in straight sets in the group stages of the atp finals, third—seeded dominic thiemtwo tie—breaks. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. large parts of scotland are being put into effective lockdown from friday until just two weeks before christmas to try to reverse worryingly high infection rates. more than two million people will be affected in glasgow, as well as east and west ayrshire councils, as well as renfrewshire and east renfrewshire, west and east dunbartonshire, north and south lanarkshire, stirling and west lothian. non—essentialshops, bars, restaurants, hairdressers and visitor attractions will close, schools, nurseries and essential shops can stay open. non—essential travel outside your local council area is now against the law in tier 4 — anyone flouting the rules could be arrested. our scotland editor sarah smith is in glasgow. schools, nurseries and essential shops can stay open. maryhill road in glasgow, the city where scotland's infection rates are highest, and so tougher rules are to be imposed from friday. under level four restriction

rafa nadal takes on dominic thiem from 2 o'clock, and you can watch it across the bbc.you very much, see you later. sweden's announced new limits on public gatherings after a surge in coronavirus cases. groups of more then eight people will not be allowed, and the public is being urged to cancel activities such as visits to the gym. but there are no plans to introduce the country's first lockdown, as sylvia lennan—spence reports. it's the country without lockdowns or facemasks. even when cases were surging in the summer, sweden followed a different path, opting instead for voluntary social distancing, washing hands, and public gatherings limited to 50 people. it was held up as a model of how to live with the pandemic by anti—lockdown campaigners around the world. but a sharp rise in cases means sweden is now tightening these restrictions, with public gatherings limited to a maximum of eight people. translation: we live in trying times now, it will get worse, do your duty, take your responsibility to stop the spread of the infections. don't go to the gym, don't go to the

news, an exciting afternoon ahead at the atp tour finals as rafa nadal prepares to take on dominic thiemondon. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. are we in for a particularly bleak mid—winter? after the euphoria over news of potential vaccines, the harsh reality that covid restrictions are still with us and could be about to be strengthened. england's lockdown is supposed to end in just two and a half weeks' time, but in the house of commons the health secretary couldn't give any guarantees. this as some health experts are arguing for tougher tiers to be introduced in england. it could all mean a less—than festive christmas period. our health correspondent anna collinson reports. injust seven in just seven days, two potential coronavirus vaccines have provided real hope of normality returning. both the moderna and pfizer chat have yet to be approved but millions of doses have been ordered and st john's ambulance has its volunteers will support the nhs when it is time. we will train, first of all, oui’ time. we will train, first of all, our 10,000 already trained clinical

dominic thiem has started the atp tour finals in london with a win, beating last yea r‘s champion stefanoen said they struggled without a crowd in london. it's the last time the event will be held there before it moves to turin. rafa nadal beat andrey rublev in the same group later on sunday. novak djokovic says that sealing the year—end men's world number one tennis ranking has eased some of the pressure on him as he heads into the atp finals. he's aiming to equal roger federer‘s record of six titles, and starts on monday against diego schwartzmann in a group that also includes daniil medvedev and the 2018 winner alexander zverev. this is the crown of all achievements in the year and it is unreal that i managed to win its and finish as the number one six times. i am obviously super proud of it but at the same time, also mixed emotions a little bit because of what is going on in the world. and sometimes in the nfl it's not just whether you're a good player but whether you do it in primetime and the reputations of some are plagued by their performances when the nation's watching. and later

ending finals continue later today with second seed rafael nadal meeting austrian third seed dominic thiemthat is all to catch up with from the atp world tour finals today. big apologies for all the technical problems there. i am going to hand back to you right now if that is ok. well done for coping with them. they do happen. sometimes we paddle away furiously like swans beneath the service and the viewers don't see them and sometimes, sometimes they do see them. apologies, yes, but they do happen. catherine, thank you so they do happen. catherine, thank you so much. the time is 9:37am. just seen literally in the last few seconds, the provisional number of deaths registered in england and wales because of covid—19. for the week ending the 6th of november. 11,812. 925 more than the previous week. 1481 more than the five year average, looking at comparing excess deaths due to covert, compared to the number of deaths normally expected at this time of year. those numbersjust expected at this time of year. those numbers just coming in, expected at this time of year. those numbersjust coming in

he beat austria's dominic thiem in three sets at the o2 in london, which says goodbye to the tournamentent to beat the world's top three in the same week. adam peaty set another world record in the men's100 metre breastroke on the last day of competition in the international swimming league in budapest. he beat his own short—course mark, setjust a week ago, with a time of 55.a1 seconds. peaty holds three world records now. he's certainly looking in good form ahead of next year's olympics. there was a spot of deja vu in the final of the northern ireland open snooker. for the third year in a row, judd trump beat ronnie o'sullivan by 9 frames to 7. it was at a different venue, at least — it was staged in milton keynes this year, becasue the marshall arena has on—site accommodation, meaning everyone involved could stay within the complex. and today it's the start of the uk snooker championship at the same venue, but anthony hamilton and ryan day are both out after testing positive for covid—19. that's all from me for now. more now on the coronavirus vaccine developed by oxford university, w

novak djokovic will face dominic thiem in the semi—finals of the atp finals in london this afternoon.nadal — who's looking for his first — takes on daniil medvedev in the other semi. now if you're inspired by the world's top tennis players competing in the atp finals in london, and you're itching to get on court with your family or those in your bubble, well, you can't in england, as all the courts are closed. the government says for the latest lockdown to work, all grassroots sports had to be treated equally, but the lawn tennis association says the sport is perfect for maintaining social distance. i've been to clubs in hampshire this week to look at the impact on the grassroots game. slipping and sliding on the wet leaves. nick and penny bates are doing their best to rally their spirits, and tennis is key to their physical and mental health. but while they are allowed to knock about in this park in basingstoke, they are shut out from the proper surface in the tennis courts just beside. well, it's very frustrating, because we are in the same household, we can play tennis together in

andrey rublev has beaten dominic thiem in their last round robin match at the 02 in london.n as a critical point. this week was being seen as a crucial one, if the deal is going to be done and ratified before the end of this year. but as you say, within the last half an hour or you say, within the last half an hourorso, you say, within the last half an hour or so, michel barnier announced on twitter that a member of his team has tested positive for covid—19, and in the past few minutes i have had it confirmed by someone within tea m had it confirmed by someone within team barnier, that that will mean the eu‘s chief negotiator will have to follow the rules and regulations they‘ve got in place here in brussels. he will now self quarantine. it‘s unclear what this means for lord frost, the uk‘s chief negotiator. the british side say they will obviously follow any rules that apply to him of the team, and interestingly, we know the two teams have been at loggerheads, but on this they are as one, they are united, they say the health of their teams is more important than anything el

the atp tour finals continue, rafa nadal plays dominic thiem this afternoon.y against diego schwartzmann. the serb is aiming to win the event for a record equalling sixth time. up next for djokovic will be the russian fourth seed daniil medvedev, he beat alexander zverev in straight sets yesterday. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. thank you very much, see you later. nicola sturgeon has given her strongest indication yet that glasco and lanarkshire may go into the highest level of restrictions in scotland. tier 4, that is close to april lockdown. —— a full lockdown. let's refresh our memory of the 5—level tier system in place in scotland. level 0, or nearly normal, allows up to eight people to meet indoors, and 15 people outdoors. level1, medium, let's six people from two households meet indoors or outdoors. level2, high, bans different households meeting indoors, but six people from two households can meet outdoors and in pubs, restau ra nts a nd cafes. alcohol can be sold here until eight pm, but only with food. level 3,

rafael nadal produced some incredible tennis, but was still beaten by dominic thiem at the atp finalsal can still make the semi—finals having won one, and lost one so far. to get there he'll need to beat stefanos tsitsipas tomorrow in a winner—takes—all match. the defending champion beat andrey rublev two sets to one, which in turn confirmed thiem's place in the semi—finals. and, finally, it wasn't a good night for germany in the nations league. they suffered their biggest defeat in 89 years as they were thrashed 6—0 by spain in seville. germany hadn't lost in over a year, but were swept aside. manchester city's ferran torres scoring a hat—trick before mikel 0yarza bal here wrapped up the win. theyjoin france in the finals with two more places still up for grabs. maybe that will make england fans feel better. england not in the finals and germany are not, either. there is always someone worse off than you! here's carol with a look at the weather. we will have a proper look at the weather. thank you, i will be on until 9:15am. there is cloud around again and it will be breezy with rain

this will get a place in the semifinals and ta ke get a place in the semifinals and take on dominic thiemtrial at nuremberg, in the world's first international war crimes trial. they were accused of causing the deaths of millions of people. fergal keane reports on the legacy of nuremberg. newsreel: attention. tribunal. judges from britain, america... it was a trial of crimes that defied the imagination. nazi leaders faced a court that established the principle of internationaljustice. 75 years later, we have been hearing from some of those who have lived in the long shadow of nuremberg. newsreel: vengeance is not our goal, nor do we seek merely a just retribution. my name is ben ferencz. i am the sole surviving prosecutor from the nuremberg war crimes trials. ben ferencz was a soldier and lawyer and he wasjewish. but for him, seeing justice done meant leaving all personal feelings aside. i was able to turn myself into a robot. newsreel: frank was a willing and knowing participant in the use of terrorism in poland. among the notorious defendants was hans frank, governor of occupied poland,

he beat austria's dominic thiem in three sets at the 02, which says goodbye to the tournament now, asere was a spot of deja vu in the final of the northern ireland 0pen snooker. for the third year in a row, judd trump beat ronnie 0'sullivan by nine frames to seven. it was at a different venue, at least — it was been staged at least — it was staged in milton keynes this year, because the marshall arena has on—site accommodation, meaning everyone involved could stay within the complex. adam peaty set another world record in the men's 100m breastroke on the last day of competition in the international swimming league in budapest. he beat his own short—course mark, setjust a week ago, with a time of 55.41 seconds. peaty holds three world records now. he's certainly looking in good form ahead of next year's 0lympics. i hate watching these. we have to show you this from the weekend. the question is, how does a team get on the scoresheet without having a shot on goal? the answer is, with a little help from the opposing keeper. this was bayer leverkusen's lukas hradecky gifting arminia bielef