rajeev gupta reporting. at the age of 89. many people have been paying tribute — among them the former ryder cup captain sam torrance. his commentary, he took over from henry longhurst who was regarded as the doyen of commentary. but peter took the mantle over. to be honest, nobody ever got near him. he was magnificent, funny, always articulate and kept you amused. we heard some clips, showing how funny he could be in his commentary. and just to rewind, he was no mean golfer himself? no, he played in eight ryder cups, ten world cups, he was inducted into the hall of fame. the accolades, there are many. very entertaining. a great man to be with, great company and very thoughtful. when i started in 72, every tournament i won he used to write me a letter. it was beautiful and well received. he had a really technical knowledge of the game, obviously, having played at such a high level. do you think that was part of the reason that his commentary was so good? because he managed to combine the technical with the v

our correspondent rajeev gupta has been speaking to sikhs who have shared their experiences of beingord frost has arrived in brussels. has the prime minister given you more room for manoeuvre? we will see what happens in negotiations today and we will be looking forward to meeting our european colleagues later this afternoon. thank you very much. there we are, lord frost, not saying a huge amount, just trying very hard, working very hard, towards a deal. he hasjust arrived in brussels from the eurostar, for more talks. very much time running out on whether there can be a deal by the deadline of the end of the year. we will keep you posted on the latest developments on that. that is lord frost, uk negotiator, just arriving in brussels. let's go back to that story we were mentioning our correspondent rajeev gupta has been speaking to sikhs who have shared their experiences of being targeted across the generations. emboldened by the incident which took place earlier this month, thousands of sikhs have taken to social media to show solidarity and pride in their appearance. it's good that

rajeev gupta reporting. now, could we be we one step closer to discovering how life began?he first samples of rock from an asteroid — which could help explain the formation of the solar system as mark lobel reports. coming from right side and it is getting brighter and brighter. entering the earth's atmosphere. that fireball on your screen moving from right to left is a closely watched space capsule whose contents could help explain the creation of our solar system. applause. there was joy and relief at the japanese aerospace exploration agency's mission control as the soil sample sent from the japanese space craft hayabusa ii, part of a six—year mission, parachuted down safely in the australian desert. scientists are expecting about 0.1 of a gram will be returned for examination at their lab near tokyo from the asteroid ryugu which lies some 300 million kilometres away. they will measure the rock's age, what it is made of and how it is formed, potentially offering vital clues as to how the sun and planets came to be. this one is special because this one is going to an aste

our correspondent rajeev gupta has been speaking to sikhs who have shared their experiences of beinged by the incident which took place earlier this month, thousands of sikhs have taken to social media to show solidarity and pride in their appearance. it's good that people stick with you. ii—year—old balraj singh says he has suffered discrimination for wearing a turban and he and his father are just two that have joined the campaign. this is one of the things that has come out of this incident, the number of people who have said that they found it very frustrating that they went through it on the assumption that their children wouldn't have to. similarly, growing up in bradford in the '705, i remember getting my patka pulled off on the top deck of a bus once. i remember at school, lots of hassle and it's something that unfortunately became normalised. this is something that was going to happen as a result of looking different. the first time people abused me, they tried to take my patka off, but i didn't let them. so, yeah, people have tried it before. have you come to terms with tha