yusif: en los deportes, saÚl alvarez dice sentirse motivado e ilusionado de cara a la pelea del 19 dede edad por enfermedad incurable. vistiÓ varios escudos importantes, se retirÓ en el 87. fue incluido entre los 100 mejores jugadores del siglo xx. vamos a la uefa champions league, el mÁnchester city recibiendo al olympique de marsella. fernÁn torres al 48 ponÍa el primero para los citizens. el kun agüero, luego de este tiro de esquina, con el rebote del portero. y ahÍ estÁ para el 77, starling marcÓ al tercero al 90. el mÁnchester city avanza a la siguiente ronda. a pocos dÍas de consumar su regreso a la actividad, tras un poco mÁs de un aÑo alejado de los cuadrilÁteros, saÚl alvarez asegurÓ sentirse motivado e ilusionado por volver al ring. revelÓ detalles sobre su pelea con el

let's bring in saul a former deputy independent counsel he's also a fox news contributor saul alwaysu i know you're of the mind, the president here is fighting a losing battle but whether you hear testimony like we heard seconds ago is it worth another look saul is it worth maybe a third or fourth look? >> well, about they can go into court, you know, as many times as they want, i guess until the electoral college meets, the problem is, they're doing that in the state legislative body and i'm not saying that this information is irrelevant. but that's one side talking. and you've got to present these claims in court. they've got to be admissible in court and, of course, the other side gets to explain why or if they're wrong. and so the problem is not that they're necessarily on their face ridiculous or unconcerning but you have to look at court and if you look at court, the trump team has lost almost every case. they've had almost 50 losses now. they have 6 losses alone on friday and trace, this is in front of democratic and republican judges and trump appointed judges, and that's the

>>morgan sauls widow was born a competitor. her parents raised her to never think twice about playing sports be my sister. >>played soccer since we could basically so when asked to join the jv football team her sophomore year live oaks high school she didn't think twice about saying, yes, especially my first year i was just super anxious like any practice as just like i really didn't know what to expect, but you know the more was on the team, the mom like i really fit in with these guys. morgan says she quickly realized kicking a football is much different than a soccer ball. football you updated in a very specific spot to get like it will stand then you know to get accurate kick in a far morgan worked with the kicking coach, the entire summer leading up to her junior season a 125 points for the team between my junior and senior year morgan says she had no plans to play football in college. but after a disappointing trial for the cal lutheran soccer team. she went on a limb and emailed the football coach 20 minutes later he res

saul said they'll gather with family from across the country but this time it will be online. >> thankst every day with them. we'll find zoom opportunities to light our menorahs while our family is lighting their menorahs, too and sing with them. >> reporter: jewish families nationwide are finding ways to keep hanukkah traditions in an untraditional year. >> we're still doing it, still making it happen. >> reporter: jason leivenberg of the jewish federation of los angeles says they've organized an eight-day hanukkah festival called infinite light, and it's all virtual. >> just because we can't gather together and light the candles doesn't mean you can't have a million zoom cameras up or facetimes up and lighten it all together with your family. >> reporter: leivenberg says during this difficult year, the joy and togetherness of the holiday are badly needed. >> the ancient history of hanukkah is all about resilience. ♪ >> reporter: the blinkoffs are showing that resilience by changing their typical plans to sing at a nursing home. >> this year, unfortunately, we won't be able to go to a

he may look diminutive against his british opponent, but saul canelo alvarez is a man to be feared.nt weight divisions, the mexican is one of the best paid athletes in the world. his only defeat in 56 bouts came against another than floyd mayweather. but that was seven years ago. so, smith is up against one of the best across all weights in boxing, but that doesn't seem to faze him. i know how good he is, i like his style, but i believe i'm good enough to go in there and beat him. am i going to go in and have an easy night's work? probably not. i know it's going to be tough, but at the highest level, you've got to expect it every time. and he's got a bit of inside information. his brother liam shared nine rounds with canelo back in 2016, and has provided some valuable insight. that is the combo, i told callum, he throws a lot. if you watch him through the fights, he throws right, left, right, and touches down with the left and brings the right over. i'd have bit your hand off now if i was callum's size and callum's punch power in this fight. i'm confident in me own power. he is huma

terrific young talents time and again the man in charge of that department is sporting director michel saulhe's been at this club pro 42 years now as a player he helped them to german european and world titles you know over 2 decades in his current capacity so i counted perhaps unparalleled track record for signing top prospects outcompetes of some states a lot of factors coming together michel school to pave the way next. sectional job of putting together a team that always have an effect picking out these kind of timon's cuts in terms of the numbers it's frighteningly good the most muslims on. that work naturally extends to the youth academy whose coaches are tasked with further developing the steady stream of potential stars in waiting scouted by the club just one shining example from times past nori schoene 17 years and 82 days young when he scored his 1st born just a good goal another is the current you think out of me director laws rick and a local hero in his own playing days as they could be dead 17. years on time but everyone plays their parts firstly in training up these guys well

callum smith lost his unbeaten record and super—middleweight world title to saul canelo alvarez. planet, takes smiths wba belt takes smith's wba belt and the vacant wbc belt. he won on a unanimous points decision. he himself has only lost once before. i made the weight ok. there's no excuses from me. he's a good fighter. i've lost to a pound—for—pound star. i don't know, ijust think, there could have been a better version of me tonight, but it is what it is. we turned up, i performed, he performed, and he was the better man tonight. andy murray beat the current british number1 dan evans, in the latest ‘battle of the brits' event at the national tennis centre in london. murray served and moved well, after six weeks of pre—season training. he took the first set on a tie break, and won the second as dan evans called his own shot as out on match point. murray the winner, 7—6 6—4, and he'll now play cameron norrie on tuesday. that's all from sportsday. will be back again at 745 so we will see you then. now it is time for of the travel show. many of us love to travel around this time o

head with one of the best pound for pound fighters on the planet in the shape of unbeaten mexican saulspite smith being a world champion himself at super—middleweight, the bbc‘s boxing correspondent mike costello says a win for the liverpudlian would be "one of the greatest wins by any british fighter" but as you'll see he's not overawed fighter". but as you'll see he's not overawed by the task in front of him. still the best in the world. these type of fights, it's not even about as much, fighters from britain. my name amongst them, it'sjust as much, fighters from britain. my name amongst them, it's just about being a member. it doesn't come much bigger than this. it's everything for me but it's a bit intense. it's obviously going to come with it, but i think obviously going to come with it, but ithink in obviously going to come with it, but i think in terms of lifestyle, it's life—changing for me. it's about the win. people who taste the fame, it comes to a stop at some point —— chase the fame. i've never been big on social media, i've never called people out. i'm in a position to se

hoy tenemos las palabras de saúl canelo Álvarez que se preparar para su pelea de este sábado. >> y también

callum smith towered over saul canelo alvarez as the two fighters came head to head at the weigh in forhis weekend. the liverpudlian is seven inches taller than the mexican but is a big underdog when they meet in the early hours of sunday morning. both weighed in on the 168 pound limit as they put their respective super middlewight world titles on the line. sixty six—year—old paul lim came from two sets down to reach the second round of the pdc world darts championship. the singaporean, who made his debut at the original world championship in 1982, beat luke humphreys at alexandra palace in london. the slinger‘s greatest moment came in 1990 when he had the first nine dart finish in such an event. and that's all the sport for now. hello. friday brought a lot of wet weather, especially in the west, pets and flooding problems across parts of wales, western england in the skull and put through the weekend there is some in the forecast will be scattered showers with a bit of sunshine around as well. we have this band of what with the pushing across eastern england through the early part of s

esta noche saÚl canelo Álvarez se medirÁ con smith en san antonio.

a dÍas de que se lleve a cabo la pelea entre saÚl Álvarez y callum

saul green a tough a catholic that really did the crime is in them you felt you could make a month when they could make out couldn't. get them because. he'd be a bit of an all or. nothing going on money but not a figurehead because they. cannot be a one off so we can call the police on a chain you just give us is of torture that. that is. not a yes i do. see that there. is going to be both could you be so so so. going to hear from them on their travel to florida. to. his. mother to take a one a day and committee be together. i want to go to then go get him a tornado. has he they have the federal hot out there to see a good advocate and look at the upside the minimal make. up that because. told you gave me which beyond which is it going to. explode is a patrol did a gun on his own can. change it. but it was only. poverty. if you're born into a poor family i. born in a family if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your life chances. generational poverty. fight every day to meet your needs and the needs of your family. runs into a 2nd weekend coul

sandra: saúl y yo jamás nos imaginamos encontrar en ustedes unos verdaderos amigos.en una bonita amistad. michelle: nunca más volveremos a pelear por lo que pase con nuestros hijos. siempre y cuando sean juegos de niños. malena: claro. [ríe] sandra: debemos educar a nuestros hijos en amor y no en violencia. desde pequeños, deben aprender no solo el valor de la amistad, también el valor de la vida y el respeto hacia los demás. enseñarles que no deben ser violentos y peleoneros. al contrario, deben compartir y convivir en armonía. michelle: tristemente, nos damos cuenta que hay instituciones que no tienen personal calificado. la corrupción ha llegado a tal grado que las autoridades dan permiso a diestra y siniestra para que personas sin preparación y sin escrúpulos tengan una guardería. y lo que es peor, que estén en custodia de nuestros hijos. y a las guarderías les decimos que siempre verifiquen quién es su personal porque ese es un tema serio que está lejos de ser un juego de niños. [música] [música] >> ♪ desde el cielo una hermosa mañana desde el cielo una hermosa

from india not from or say and she wants from a good family and a man who's people are happy that saul are the requirements she has been sick of oh yeah that's all i'll say it once and i have one more question i will have your parents with a mind if she's kashmir be yourself when there will when a decision they just want. them to his good. review the happy day when they both are so embarrassed she's or she will gel beautifully into any families she goes in very giving and taking and that being i mean since you are the solution i will just say i'm going to am not going to be the look she should really be and so she can reel of in the value all the more far much more forward thinking than me on head so it's up to you then you go forward you're right. they need fuel think you want that need she can come here you can go and there's absolutely no heidi. just because no one talk you'll have to get mad and you know you think properly probably because for you it's going to be the 1st stone you're going to get mad and fall hard she's gone that way these are for them for the good let it go to th

saÚl el canel Àlvarez. 168 libras y el turco, el 27 de febrero de este 2021.. ante cintrÓn en la plaza de toros de la ciudad de mÉxico. >>> # meses apenas entre combate. hasta aquÍ el deporte. ya reguÉ sams. >>> los ve 1970 metros de largo los trabajadores han comenzado la labores de sho car la bola de cristal para celebraciÓn de fin de aÑo. ahÍ la ve. 192 triÁngulos de cristal que son colocados en la esfera para la preparaciÓn limitada debido a la pandemia. va carecer de multiti tudes como solÍan asistir las presentaciones del evento van a estar diseÑadas para que las personas puedan verlas desde casa. en su televisiÓn, nos vemos. buenas noches. ♪. ♪. (♪ música ) (♪ música ) noticias telemundo (música) (música) (música) muy buenas noches y estas son las noticias que debe saber antes de terminar su vida el presidente donald trump firman paquete de ayuda económica por la pandemia y millones de personas respiran más tranquilas. >> diciembre es el mes más letal desde el inicio de la pandemia, sobrepasamos los 19 millones de contagios. en el país una década 1000 p

and a man who's people are happy that saul of violence, she has on the basis of that. so i'll say it once, and i have one more question i will have. headwinds will be my question, me be yourself when they are all one of the stories of they just want the enemy has the we have you don't have, i mean it was not. so and this she's a beautifully into any families should cause giving and taking and having yeah, i mean, since you are the solution, i will just say when i am not going to be the one that she should really be. and so she can reel in the much more fall one thinking than me on 10. so it's up to you, then you are right. they need fuel think you want need, she can come here. you can go. and there is absolutely no heidi just because no one fuck you, i have to get mad now. you think? probably because support you, it's going to be the 1st time. you're going to get mad and for harsh. she's gone that way. these are for the day when the getting ready to go to the 1st experience of that involved in the phone when you have yeah. good after known, how are you like i am all so

>>morgan sauls widow was born a competitor.er parents raised her to never think twice about playing sports be my sister. >>played soccer since we could basically so when asked to join the jv football team her sophomore year live oaks high school she didn't think twice about saying, yes, especially my first year i was just super anxious like any practice as just like i really didn't know what to expect, but you know the more was on the team, the mom like i really fit in with these guys. morgan says she quickly realized kicking a football is much different than a soccer ball, a football you have to it in a very specific spot to get like it will stand then you know to get accurate kick in a far morgan worked with the kicking coach, the entire summer leading up to her junior season, and it paid off. a 125 points for the team between my junior and senior year morgan says she had no plans to play football in college. but after a disappointing trial for the cal lutheran soccer team. she went on a limb and emailed the football coach 20

she remembers saul clearly the day. the washing the nunc a told to the child if your state is dead and let it go the same day and there would be no funeral there would be no. no more sighting of the baby from the mother it must have just felt like. the baby just disappeared. there are no photographs of annette sister mary margaret and his brother john to remember their short lives by. there is not even a record of where they were buried. but all the evidence points to that septic tank by the children's playground in choom. yet despite the litany of death and neglect the inspector had found on his visit to cheer him he concluded. the care given to infants in the home is good the sisters are careful and attentive diets are excellent. the nuns have got away with it. and across islands with the support of the state and the church all forces they would continue to get away with it for decades. in part 2 of our investigation into the mother and baby home scandal we look at the fates of the babies those who survived and those

bill still not passed and the pandemic still raging across the country it's unclear how long maurice saul and millions like her will struggle to make ends meet. in the east of england an initiative to reintroduce wild species like a long extinct links on to the land wild east promotes the principles of regenerating land in one of the most heavily farmed regions of britain the movement is working to convince everyone from landholders to garden owners about the benefits of turning some of their property back over to nature. to court large blacks and they're allowed to roam almost anywhere to dig up the ground at some late in a state in the east of england. they are learned last summer late and secret weapon . their very 1st you can afford to have cordova pigs. for quite a short time to get to. the grind to open space for new seeds and look at some of the items a state covers over 20 square kilometers himself lives in the manor house but in the adjacent park all the animals are allowed to roam free a lot of the man has set apart a 5th of his property and left it completely to nature england'

that's what this saul about tonight. >> he's right. we can't duck it.ndy's decision is his own, but that's no longer important. it's what we do that counts. this isn't about one man and his house. this is about us as a community. and it has to be fought out in the white communities. and the white people. each in himself. n >> reporter: now it's been said. the community is engaged. as we move towards this beginning there's a quickening of pace. you can see it here in this people as they begin to face up to their problem. we need ourselves, freed from our old slaveries and exclusions. we are fighting for a sense of community. in order to have that ever we must look at what we have been excluding. we need ourselves and all of our pride pride of differences to le old threat that bought us here. the way we meet the difference in people, this can give us strength. the range, the variousness that we have, this is a sort of power always when it is met well and used. this possibility is very gray just now. it is whatever we say and do and think when we go out of

is that today of course we see the likes of andy warhol robert rauschenberg tricia brown and nikita saul file a stars but back then they were just young people experimented with new ideas at. these images these photographs were basically visual calling cards designed to raise the profile of it the contacts a la. shawn kanda were fixtures of this vibrant scene they come. warhol and his entourage wherever they went even into that hotel room they shared in the artists' lives has shown what swiss painter and sculptor even have played. shanks kandor photographed thousands of artworks events and landmark exhibitions of travel card movements of the era is sean tangle in the scrap yard where he collected the components for his kinetic sculptures. geos pictures chart not just the dynamic developments in art but also in the audiences for that's all. just disappeared and shot and one when you look at the images you can see that the audience going to an even klein performance say was dressed up as though they were going to the opera will you go where i was just a few years later and he will hold flo

let's speak to professor you're going to talk saul president of the european aids clinical fyfe he's joining us today from don the facts airlocks whole welcome along how disruptive has the cove in 1000 pandemic been for people living with hiv aids. yes i think it's very different from country to country that in surveys in various parts of europe to just get at least 50 percent of the physicians are involved need to be care also managed to cope with patients so obviously they have 2 diseases to serve in a such that in disruptions in our own clinic we closed the clinic for 2 months in april and may and just sent out prescriptions i think the biggest challenge has been for testing services because of the issue you can't go and have contact other people until the locked on a lot of people were not able to assess the usual testing frequency and that's one of the big worries around missing should be diagnosed because people do not go to the adequate testing services. and how dangerous is covert 1000 itself for hiv patients. yes or that has been an ongoing discussion because obviously peopl

to be known as the hutton inquiry its official briefs to establish the cause of death of gilligan saul's but when the inquiry published its findings it exonerated the government over its w m d claims and focused on the shortcomings in gilligan's report the verdict was that the b.b.c. was guilty. hayden phillips was the civil servant in charge of setting up the inquiry. the hutton report is often described as a whitewash what was your reaction when you 1st saw the reporters i mean a lot of my colleagues in government would you believe that the result and the b.b.c. had a lot to answer for in the way they handled something which was quite difficult for them but they sort of dimes themselves into a trench and wouldn't move. i'm not saying that the b.b.c. were innocent and the government was guilty but i was genuinely surprised by the decisiveness in which he pinned blame on the b.b.c. and nobody else. the chairman of the b.b.c. he designed i thought wrongly and told him only and the following day the governors of the b.b.c. got rid of me so you would say that you were pushed i was pushed wa

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hayward and fremont saul at 47 to kick off this tuesday. in the afternoon look at how warm we're getting from coast to daytime highs well into the 60's at the coast, i'm expecting some records broken all across the bay area much like yesterday. daytime highs inland rise into the upper 60's to low 70's depending on where you're at a day much like yesterday keeping the sunshine around but not near as windy for your tuesday. rebecca all right, thank you john not as windy today on the roads like we saw yesterday right. >>the bay bridge toll plaza approach looks good. it is calm out there and it's a lightly traveled getting into downtown san francisco, a 10 minute drive time for you. >>across the upper deck and then over to the golden gate bridge south 1, one moves. well, it is very light hears as travel out of novato and get into moran and then across the span into the city about a 20 minute drive time on south one to one. we'll take a look at this an artist in kansas city, missouri decided to decorate for the holidays with a 2020 flair. he tp

the ramifications of this they look huge ben thanks for breaking all the time for us this hour ben saul host of artes. human rights groups are warning of an upcoming shortage of covert vaccines in low income countries juta hoarding by rich nations a report by the people's vaccine alliance which includes on this the international chardy oxfam find that wealthy nations have reserved in the facts seems to cover their populations 3 times over until the end of next year as a result only one in 10 people in the 70 poorest countries will have access to cope a chance the group is urging farm insurance to share their intellectual property to allow other firms to produce the drugs a lower cost though earlier i spoke with lawson head of inequality policy ox fam. you know you would be a suicidal politician who did not look after his own citizens our point is we do not think it's except for rich countries not united states for the united kingdom to protect the profits and the intellectual property in the milk committee of these big pharmaceutical companies so that they have enough vaccine for themse

our news correspondent, steve saul gave us more detail.re by the ambulance service and there they found a four—month—old baby, she had been seriously injured. she was taken to hospital and she was transferred to the specialist elder hey children's hospital and told that she remains ina hospital and told that she remains in a critical condition tonight. a 28—year—old man from blackpool was initially arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm but lancashire police say after consultation in talks with the crown prosecution service the man, 28—year—old jordan lee, from the same property, was charged with attempted murder. he appeared at court this morning and has been remanded in custody. dci eric halford of blackpool police in lancashire said the thoughts of the force remained with the family at this difficult time for them and she remains in hospital in a critical condition. they say while a man has been charged, their investigation is very much ongoing and they are asking anyone with information or anyone who saw 01’ asking anyone with i

codes for multimedia learning to saul was selected from over $12000.00 nominations in $140.00 countries he says that he will share half of the $1000000.00 prize money with his fellow top $10.00 finalists and he's a happy teacher there. isis forces now italy will host the u.a.e. phoenicians league finals next year in october 2021 italy have been drawn to face spain while belgium will beat france in the semifinals on october 6th and 7th to set up the final a few days later the matches will be played at the event as stadium intervene and the sun c.e.o. in milan. also added that albania would host the 1st ever final of its new 3rd tier club competition in 2022. and finally you might remember the story from last week of the mysterious mental monolith found in the utah all desert now another one has been spotted on a hiking trail in southern california local media reporting that unlike the utah original this one is not bolted to the ground and could be tipped over the utah monolith which disappeared as mysteriously as it appeared captured the imagination of many with its references to the cla

streamed, how often it is featured in movies always been a feature in breaking bad and better call saulnt to hear it, there will be value in that. so while dylan got his lump sum payment, the universal publishing group will get that payment consistently from year to make her here on out. that was on bob dylan's catalogue. some — "breaking" — news for you now. a competitive form of break dancing, known as breaking, has been confirmed as a new sport for the 2024 paris 0lympics. blending artistry and athleticism, competitors isn't an sports? —— is it an 0lympic sports? blending artistry and athleticism, competitors are judged on their style, strength, rhythm and agility. the president of the international olympic committee says it will make the games "more youthful and urban". i don't know anyone who can do that. a quick reminder of our main story... uk prime minister borisjohnson will travel to brussels this week to meet european commission president ursula von der leyen in a last ditch effort to salvage a post—brexit trade deal. it's not quite clear when he will be travelling. it comes a

british boxer, callum smith, was well beaten in his super middleweight clash with saul canelo alvarezicted the liverpudlian‘s first defeat. alvarez, widely regarded as one of the best pound—for—pound boxers on the planet, takes smiths wba belt and the vacant wbc belt. he won on a unanimous points decision. he himself has only lost once before. i made the weight 0k. no excuses from me, he is a good fighter, i have lost. we could have been a better version of me tonight. it is what it is, he turned up and performed and he is the better man today. rugby union's champions cup's been hit hard by covid outbreaks in four squads this weekend, but gloucester kept up their hopes in the competition with a dramatic win over ulster. a try from george barton with the final play of the match turned defeat into victory for gloucester, who were cheered on by 2,000 delighted fans. ulster are now close to elimination after two losses from two. elsewhere in pool 2 munster beat clermont auvergne. northampton have now lost 12 matches in a row after another champions cup defeat, this time to leinster. it fi

>>m-rgan sauls widow was born a competitor. think twice about playing sports be my sister. >>played soccer since we could basically so when asked to join the jv football team her sophomore year live oaks high school she didn't think twice about saying, yes, especially my first year i was just super anxious like any practice as just like i really didn't know what to expect, but you know the more was on the team, the mom like i really fit in with these guys. morgan says she quickly realized kicking a football is much different than a soccer ball. football you have to it in a very specific spot to get like it will stand then you know to get accurate kick in a far morgan worked with the kicking coach, the entire summer leading up to her junior season, and it paid off. a 125 points for the team between my junior and senior year morgan says she had no plans to play football in college. but after a disappointing trial for the cal lutheran soccer team. she went on a limb and emailed the football coach 20 minutes later he responded and

of a broad joins me now live from saul tell us more about south korea's vaccine plan and particularly this bit about whiting to see how the rollout goes elsewhere. it is a very comprehensive plan and pearlie south korea has not rushed into into this it hasn't had to rush into this it has been unveiled this tuesday and obviously culminates in an awful lot of behind the scenes negotiations with the world's major pharmaceutical companies all the companies at the forefront of this vaccine rollout the likes of astra zeneca pfizer johnson and johnson and also as you mentioned there some vaccine will come from this w.h.o. supported program but there's going to be enough vaccine to vaccinate $44000000.00 people total that's pretty much the whole of the south korean population but interestingly is this a question of the time table the 1st of this vaccine won't arrive here in south korea until next march when we're going to see obviously the priority groups will come 1st the elderly people in nursing homes frontline care workers and then there will be this gradual rolling out as more vaccine is

our news correspondent steve saul gave us more detail.a house on onslow road in leighton at around six o'clock on thursday. now, they were made aware by the north west ambulance service. there they found a four—month—old baby, she had been seriously injured at the property. she was taken to blackpool victoria hospital and then she was transferred to the specialist alder hey children's hospital. i am told that she remains in a critical condition tonight. a 28—year—old man from blackpool was initially arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm. but lancashire police say after consultations and talks with the crown prosecution service, the man, 28—year—old jordan lee from the same property was charged with attempted murder. now, he appeared at blackpool magistrates‘ court this morning, and has been remanded into custody. dci eric halford of blackpool police in lancashire said the thoughts of the force remained with the family at this difficult time for them and of those their little girl. she remains in hospital in a critical condition. t

callum smith lost his unbeaten record and super—middleweight world title to saul canelo alvarez.planet — takes smiths wba belt, and the vacant wbc belt. he won on a unanimous points decision. he himself has only lost once before. i made the weight 0k. there's no excuses from me. he's a good fighter. i've lost to a pound—for—pound star. i don't know, ijust think, there could have been a better version of me tonight, but it is what it is. we turned up, i performed, he performed, and he was the better man tonight. it's sports personality of the year later — favourite at on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. it is still too— two in celtic and hearts final. the market research company yougov say there is "0verwhelming public support" for tier 4 and christmas changes but say that public opinion is that the government has badly handled christmas covid rules. a snap poll, carried out as soon as the prime minister's press conference finished, highlights the publics continued concern as they support both the introduction of a new tier four and the changes to christmas mixing ru

our reporter steve saul has more on the story. onslow road at about six o'clock on thursday. they found a four—month—old baby who had been seriously injured. she was taken to blackpool victoria hospital and then transferred to alder hey hospital. i am told she remains in a critical condition. at 28—year—old man from blackpool was initially arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm, but lancashire police say after consultations and talks with the cps, a man, 28—year—old jordan lay from the same property was charged with attempted murder. —— jordan lay. he appeared at blackpool magistrates' court this morning and has been remanded into custody. blackpool police have said the thoughts of the force remained with the family at this difficult time and of those of the little girl. she remains in critical condition. they say while a man has been charged, their investigation is very much ongoing and they are asking anyone with information or anyone who saw 01’ with information or anyone who saw or heard anything suspicious in the area

british boxer callum smith was well beaten in his super middleweight clash with saul canelo alvarez thishter from liverpool his first defeat, alvarez — widely regarded as one of the best pound for pound boxers on the planet — takes smith's wba belt, and the vacant wbc belt. he won on a unanimous points decision. he himself has only lost once before. there is no excuses from me. he is a good fighter. i have lost to a pound for pound star. i don't know, ijust think i could have been a better version of me night. it is what it is. he was the better man tonight. he was the better man tonight. there are four more games in the premier league today. the first of those is already under way, with brighton up against a sheffield united side who are still looking for theirfirst win. it's 0—0, but united had john lundstram sent off just before half time. then there's three games with commentary available on radio five live. it's spurs v leicester at 2:15, manchester united take on leeds at 4:30, and sam allardyce takes charge of west bromwich albion for the first time when they host aston villa in t

callum smith towered over saul canelo alvarez as the two fighters came head to head at the weigh in fornches taller than the mexican but is a big underdog when they meet in the early hours of sunday morning. both weighed in on the 168 pound limit as they put their respective super middlewight world titles on the line. sixty six—year—old paul lim came from two sets down to reach the second round of the pdc world darts championship. the singaporean, who made his debut at the original world championship in 1982, beat luke humphreys at alexandra palace in london. the slinger‘s greatest moment came in 1990 when he had the first nine dart finish in such an event. and that's all the sport for now. hello. friday brought us another wet and windy day. the rainfall was particularly heavy and persistent in the west. river levels have been rising across parts of wales, south west england, scotland, too. this was the picture in ceredigion. we've had plenty of flood warnings around, and there could still be a bit of disruption with flooding as we head into the weekend because there's a bit more rain i

coming up in sport on bbc news, callum smith towers over saul canelo alvarez as the two fighters go head—to—headigh—in ahead of their world title bout in texas this weekend. good evening. hospitals across the south east of england have begun cancelling non—urgent operations, with some struggling to cope with double the number of covid patients than they had in the spring. it comes as government sources confirmed tonight that there is concern about the new variant of covid—19, amid fears it could be making the virus more infectious and harder to contain. today, the prime minister said he was hoping to avoid a third national lockdown in england, but acknowledged that rates of infection had increased very much over recent weeks. new data suggests the uk's r number — or reproduction rate of coronavirus — is on the rise again. last week, it was thought to be between 0.9 and 1.0. it is now estimated to be between1.1 and 1.2. anything above one means the virus is growing. here's our health editor, hugh pym. routine operations were going ahead at this hospital in the south of england today, but increasi

callum smith lost his unbeaten record and super—middleweight world title to saul canelo alvarez. on the planet — takes smith's wba belt and the vacant wbc belt. he won on a unanimous points decision. he himself has only lost once before. and you can find all the details of how to vote for your favourite for the bbc sports personality of the year award. that's on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. that's all from me for now. now it is your questions answered. welcome to your questions answered. with me to answer your questions is our health correspondentjim reed. also, i'm joined by nicola stonehouse — professor in molecular virology at the university of leeds. welcome to you though. can i start with you,jim? welcome to you though. can i start with you, jim? let's just look at this one from twitter. it says the prime minister hasjust this one from twitter. it says the prime minister has just announced that tier 3 can meet on christmas day. can another day be planned, such as boxing day? i'm afraid the a nswer such as boxing day? i'm afraid the answer is no, the rules a

streamed, how often it is featured in movies always been a feature in breaking bad and better call saulle that want to hear it, there will be value in that. so while dylan got his lump sum payment, the universal publishing group will get that payment consistently from year to make her here on out. so it'll be interesting to see how that progresses over the years. thank you so progresses over the years. thank you so much forjoining us here on bbc news. thank you. and before we go — a couple in india decided to get married, even after the bride tested positive for coronavirus on the wedding day. a video shared on social media, shows them wearing personal protection equipment, as they perform wedding rituals. the priest and the one guest who attended also wore ppe. but it was still a celebration. they will remember it forever. a reminder of our top story: uk prime minister boris johnson will travel to brussels this week to meet european commission president ursula von der leyen in a last ditch effort to salvage a post—brexit trade deal. more on that on the website. and over the next few ho

saul there have been conversations around. the reduction and level of drug production on trafficking on around the time when the top ones are governing the country but clearly from what you're seeing right now there are all to thank for just it's not me being a dirty word or taxing it at this point but if they were to take over it's unclear whether they were allow that to go or if they're just happy to tax it now to to fund the wars that goes on there well that's it that's all the time we have for today i want to thank all of my guests for joining us on this discussion of this course of a topic afghanistan that we will keep watching here the stream of al-jazeera english and there's 20 of us on the show thank you it's lovely to see you and i will see you again next. business waiters or 2 you'll find a bright spot. business leaders just vote to buy no bra spock's. al-jazeera while tells the intriguing stories behind 4 classic songs from palestine enjoyed social snapshots of different times and places from the british mandate to

hemas macy is in saul's bear in the summer of 1657. the summer ofin 1657. there are four men standing in front of his house. instead of telling you about it, i'm going to let thomas macy tell you about it. what i'm going to do for the moment is go into 1657 dialect so you can have an idea of what he might have sounded like. he lets these men into his house. settingbles are still him in late october in 1659. this is the letter that he 27, 1659, two years after the event explaining why he has not been able to appear. the dialect you are going to hear is the universal. it has all of the basic sounds of the. riod. the pe say the word wife. in the 17 -- in the 17th century that's in oi sound. -- wit isent >> wet. >> -- just days before thomas macy left to come to nantucket. we know the thomas macy had impeccable handwriting and that he had probably just step down from being the clerk of the town because the next week after this letter is written the clerks handwriting is different and it's awful. [laughter] -- hat.e put on a hut it always helps to put on a hat t

this is saul about face, right is jack ma going to fall into line we saw that statement from ant-financialg yes we're doing everything that the regulators are going to require us to do are they going to go on? we've seen in the past where they sort of hammer these companies or billionaires and they don't actually implement some of the most extreme measures or language they've talked about >> ant group responding. the key is they seem to be cutting off to a certain extent, the ability to where investors are excited about to raise $35 billion in an ipo. and have a market approaching $300 billion in areas like lending, for example, where regulators are cracking down. it was january 2005 where mr. ma said some things it was untold as well the meeting he had -- height even have been before trump took office in 2015 which may not have been looked at favorably by the chinese government and then his comments on october 24th that seemed to be for this sake the last straw. the key point as you raised it, is it simply a slap to mr. ma and making a point to more ceos? or does it portend more regulatio

is not hampered by the deed but what i worry about is how do you saul's quarrels in the implementation in the implementation of actual investments you don't see a court of arbitration an international court of arbitration you see a lot of recourse again to the dumbest close of both parties into eventual negotiation on top there is going to be a review mechanism twice a year for example about this but to me it's not a legal process and as such it's a dangerous process to manage the safety the security and investment and that should concern investors whatever the opening looks like it is. at the beginning of the crisis economists told us to look forward to a v. shaped recovery bounce back as quick as a felt well it's turned out to be a little trickier than that analysts are now calling it a case shaped recovery the divergence of 2 legs of that k. one moving up one. the crisis has become a de the struggle for hosting a palmer from bolivia she relies on handouts to feed her family. what is that money has been since up endemic my children and i have had to go back to living on the streets.

once the cold war ended, i think holbrooke saul the opportunity -- saw the opportunity for democratster the foreign policy arena. he had been scared by vietnam as was eave democrat of his generation, both by having been involved in the war and by being targeted as doves for thinking we needed to get out which was the position he ended up in. so he was always looking over his right shoulder, worried about an attack from the hawks. once the colder war end in a sense that pressure was off, and i think he had an outsized idea of what america could do as the sole super power. he wanted to be involve not just in bosnia but kosovo, cyprus, in congo, as a kind of all-purpose negotiator, the horn of africa, always these small wars going on in the '90s as countries were disintegrating and holbrooke found them irresistible so in a way baker is more i think of kissinger figure who had a sort of a large view of what was possible, what was not, and of foreign policy as geopolitics, whereas holbrooke was more of an operative who would two goh in and try to solve a -- go in and try to solve a proble

is not hampered by the deed but what i worry about is how do you sauls quire a loss in the implementation in the implementation of actual investments you don't see a court of arbitration an international court of arbitration you see a lot of recourse again to the dumbest close of both parties into eventual negotiation on top there is going to be a review mechanism twice a year for example about this but to me it's not a legal process and as such it's a dangerous process to manage the safety the security of the basement and that should concern investors whatever the opening looks like it is. at the beginning of the crisis economists told us to look forward to a v. shaped recovery on the bounce back as quick as a fell well it's turned out to be a little trickier than that analysts are now calling it a case shaped recovery the divergence of 2 legs of that k. one moving up one down. the crisis has become a day the struggle for hosting a pumice from bolivia she relies on handouts to feed her family. what is that money had since up and then met my children and i have had to go back to living on

and what he wants is to under mine the clear results of the election, even on the day that he with saul joe biden win the electoral college. the president's attacks, attack, i should say on democracy, creating an environment where threats against electors are spreading. electors in pennsylvania with law enforcement airports and media meeting at undisclosed locations. wisconsin told to use an unmarked entrance with a police escort. michigan, the state capitol shut down due to credible threat of violence. house speaker lee chatfield, a republican saying this about the president's attempts to overturn the election. i quote, i fear we lose our country forever. i fear we would lose our country forever. this truly would bring destruction for every future election in regards to the electoral college and i can't stand for that. i won't. it's incredible. the current president doesn't want to admit the reality that he lost to joe biden. so he is willing to burn down our democracy on his way out. trump whisper? geraldo rivera, saying this, watch this. >> i hope that the president of the united sta