dundee had a player sent off late in the first half, but were already in front and doubled their leadnock to draw level, and matty kennedy's 9ath—minute strike completing victory. motherwell�*s great start to the season continues — andy halliday�*s late winner earning his side a 2—1 win at ten—man hibs. and dundee united extended their unbeaten away run to four matches with a hard—fought victory at st mirren. in the championship, head coach wayne rooney was sent off but his plymouth side still beat blackburn rovers 2—1 thanks to a 97th minute winner. earlier, norwich city were 4—0 winners over hull city, marcelino nunez put them ahead with this great strike. burnley had missed the chance to go top with a goalless draw against preston. sheffield united have climbed to second in the table thanks tojesurun rak—sakyi who scored twice on his 22nd birthday as they beat luton 2—0. as well as plymouth, both watford and sheffield wednesday grabbed late winners against middlesbrough and coventry respectively. plenty more reaction to all of those results on the bbc sport website. in the women's

in this afternoon's other games, stjohnstone won 2—1 at dundee.me by the same score. sunderland are five points clear at the top of the championship after beating oxford united 2—0 at home. both their nearest rivals burnley and leeds had goal—less draws in their games. further down the table there was a great comeback by coventry against luton. they had been two down but three second half goals ending with this in the 92nd minute from haji wright gave them the win to move themselves out of the bottom three and leave luton, who were in the premier league last season, floundering in the relegation zone. there were stoppage time winners for watford at home to blackburn and millwall at swansea. sheffield united's 2—0 win at home to stoke takes them fourth. wayne rooney's plymouth argyle made one of the comebacks of the day — from 3—0 down early in the second half, to 3—3 in injury time thanks to a 92nd minute equaliser from morgan whittaker. it's the biggest game in spanish football tonight as real madrid host barcelona in el clasico which kicks off a

beta academy around 3:00 this afternoon on dundee road.he school did go into a precautionary lockdown. no reports of anyone getting hurt. >> police in union city found a body partially mummified inside a home on appian way. family members identified the body as 70 year old darrell emerson. he was found inside his mother's home after police were called to the house for a welfare check. the mother turned out to be living in a nursing home. there are many questions left in this case, but the coroner says at this time it does not appear to be suspicious. >> police say a student at an east bay high school is now under arrest for assaulting a school administrator. officers say the 16 year old dragged the assistant principal by her hair across the parking lot at cal high in san ramon. it happened saturday during the homecoming dance. the assistant principal has scrapes and bruises and portions of her hair pulled out. the teen goes to another school and is now booked at juvenile hall on charges of felony assault and kidnaping. >> you're watching k

former dundee man, luke mccowan steered in the opener on 27 minutes to give celtic the lead before standg in at the back post to guide in celtic�*s second. substitutes nicholas kuhn and adam idah combined as the latter completed the rout....motherwell ending with 10 players following a late liam gordon red card. hearts and hibernian were the bottom two going into the edinburgh derby. and they still are. hibs briefly lifted themselves above their rivals when mykola kuharevich put them ahead. but a late goal from seventeen—year—old james wilson means it finished i—i. hearts remain above hibs on goal difference. rangers and st mirren were also in action. rangers winning 2—1 to stay six points off the top two. in the championship, norwich and middlesbrough played out a thrilling 3 all draw at carrow road. middlesbrough were 3—1 up at half time and looked to be heading into the top six, but the canaries fought back after the break when this late cross from kellen fisher was put in to his own net by boro keeper seny dieng to level proceedings. a win for either side would have moved them in to

, descendant of the earl of dundee, they'd have treated me with more respect than they did.u mobilise the people through standing in by elections, you're going to win. and that's what he believed in with the referendum and also the election of party leaders by members and people thought that what he was asking for was fair. >> and on the referendum . dicey >> and on the referendum. dicey obviously, is the big proponent, constitutionalist, proponent of referendum , but never manages to referendum, but never manages to get a popular following for it, whereas benn manages to mobilise people and, like nigel farage, appeals to the broader voter to make something that is otherwise esoteric constitutional point seem reasonable. >> yes, you're absolutely right, dicey. a great constitutional lawyer was the first in britain to advocate the referendum , and to advocate the referendum, and benn brought it to fruition. and you're right also that his arguments do have a lot in common with those of enoch powell about democracy. and he had certain tests for political leaders who chose you.

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former dundee man luke mccowan steered in the opener on 27 minutes to give celtic the lead before standto the occasion, ghosting in at the back post to guide in celtic�*s second. substitutes nicholas kuhn and adam idah combined as the latter completed the rout. motherwell ending with 10 players following a late liam gordon red card. hearts and hibernian were the bottom two going into the edinburgh derby. and they still are. hibs briefly lifted themselves above their rivals when mykola kuharevich put them ahead. but a late goal from seventeen—year—old james wilson means it finished i—i. hearts remain above hibs on goal difference. rangers and st mirren were also in action. rangers winning 2—1 to stay six points off the top two. napoli have made the early running in italy's serie a but the two clubs just behind them, inter milan and juventus played out a thrilling 4—1; draw at the san siro. inter probably thought they'd done enough to win when they went 4—2 up early in the second half — dutch defender denzel dumfries with their 4th goal. but 19—year—old kenan yildiz gotjuve back on level

bottom side dundee united's miserable start to the season continues, they were beaten 2—1 by spartansere was just one game in the championship today. cardiff remain rooted to the bottom of the table after bristol city came from behind to earn a one all draw. ollie tanner gave the welsh side the lead early in the second half at ashton gate. but luke mcnally hit back for the robins with around 20 minutes to go. the point moved city up a place to sixteenth. scotland have lost again at the women's t20 world cup. they batted first against west indies in dubai and only made 99 off their 20 overs, that was never going to be enough as the west indies raced to their target winning by six wickets. ben croucher reports. a first women's t20 world cup and scotland have yet to really sparkle. up against 2016 winners west indies... it was always going to be tricky. still, they were given a few lives. scottish smiles were sparse, struggling to score, score quickly and put the bad balls away. they found the boundaryjust six times, restricted to 99 for eight in their 20 overs, but the threat of stephan

decisions together with them on site and not just with the plan is that the drawing board waistcoat, dundee, and the tool when nature functions properly and works for us, and we can benefit from all that it offers us, then that's an insurance policy for the future. the physician for the typical, the pollution is a sign and kayla almost the entire global population breeds. uh that succeeds w h o at policy limits at pollution causes 6700000 from a cio debt. so yeah, in delhi, one of the most effective cities, women are organizing to bring much needed change. this is the post world landfill at about 20 to hit this. it's the 2nd largest dumpsite in the us capitalist, new daily. more than 200000 people live alone. it's fair to meet us. for the last 25 years came, i have lived and worked here as a way speaker payments comp. it'd be that the p. r used to go to work, then come home that send my child to school and do all the chose to go to excel. but for the boss here, my house hasn't been good. ok, so i stopped going to work as well since i used to walk 2025 days a month. but now i work. let me pu

that's what the people here in dundee want to talk about, as well as a dramatic change in political fortunesbbc one after the ten o'clock news. our top story this evening: britain agrees to hand over the chagos islands in the indian ocean to mauritius, ending a bitter dispute that dates back more than 200 years. and how mps are going to get their first vote in a decade on the controversial issue of whether terminally ill people should have to the choice to end their life. coming up on bbc news. not a great start for scotland as they lose their first ever t20 world cup match. the debutants were beaten by bangladesh in the united arab emirates, losing the game by 16 runs. up to 100,000 newborn babies in england are to be screened for genetic conditions as part of world—leading research in the nhs. the process — which involves taking blood samples from newborns — will help to identify more than 200 rare conditions. it's hoped that earlier diagnosis and treatment could slow the progression of diseases. our medical editor, fergus walsh, has the details. just a day old. amelia is among the first b

the shooting was reported right near the area on dundee road, about 3:00 this afternoon. no reports of any injuries. and tonight the investigation is ongoing. the justice system in san francisco was interrupted today when hundreds of courtroom clerks walked off the job. the one day strike called attention to the clerks demands for a new contract with the county. they say their old contract expired two weeks ago, and they accused managers of stalling and not negotiating in good faith. the clerks are asking for more staffing and better training for new hires. they say not meeting these demands could have devastating consequences. >> you could get an accurate sentence. they could be released. you know, somebody could be released when they're not supposed to be somebody could stay in jail too long. you know, trials could be dragged on and on and on. hearings could be postponed. how our work affects people in our community. you know, whether it's a defendant or a victim of a of a crime, people going through a divorce. >> a spokesperson for the san francisco superior court told

i have friends in belfast, edinburgh, dundee, manchester, devon and cornwall.nly north which means it will not push eastwards too much and most will stay dry. the fog will gradually clear and sunny spells here. figure cloud in northern ireland, western scotland and may be the isle of man. the wind will pick up in the west. “p the wind will pick up in the west. up to a0 mph. lighter wind the wind will pick up in the west. up to a0 mph. lighterwind in the wind will pick up in the west. up to a0 mph. lighter wind in the south and east and it means because it is coming from the south, slightly milder, feeling warmer than it was yesterday but there should be a decent amount of brightness. overnight, we could see rain in eastern scotland but overall the rain stays away in the west and it will turn heavy in northern ireland. with clearer skies further east, feeling cooler. some fog patches but that will clear. for many in england, wales and eastern scotland, a dry and bright day. cloud waxing and waning. northern ireland, later into cornwall, the isles of scilly, the

well, 17 days after we deported him, he was arrested for drink driving in dundee .o he just paid in dundee. so he just paid someone ten grand to bring him back to britain. and he went right back to where he'd been abusing that woman for four years. when police got hold of him, he told them that he'd just come back again if we deported him. and he will, won't he? because we'll let anyone in. look, the great britain that people fought and died for has been turned into a playground for foreign criminals. let's get our thoughts from our panel this evening . we've got writer and evening. we've got writer and broadcaster emma webb. we've got the director of the centre for migration and economic prosperity, stephen wolf, and former labour minister bill rammell and emma. where to start? our mate mada pasa. so that's the thing there of him saying he's he's not a threat, but he's, he's in a tent with a and what appears to be a gun, would you let him in? >> i mean , there are others like >> i mean, there are others like him, i'm sure, who were here. and of course, we shouldn't

celtic can stay top with a win over dundee. suffer defeat at pittodrie. tyrone smith reports. blockbuster gets banded around in scottish football, but tonight they truly deserve the documented historic rivalry between the two sides but because this is a really high stakes affair. aberdeen's stunning start to the season has raised the prospect of the dons, could challenge celtic and 1422 00:12:01

i come from dundee and i looked at the river tay and i thought, i'm going to cross that one day and gethat one day and get down to the south. as i got older i realised, my country isn't bad, it's pretty damn good. i think alex really fought for the country. daisy, as the lib dems, where the party has had a prominent role in scottish politics, but as a lib dems how would you see his role in changing things across scotland and the uk? i changing things across scotland and the uk? , a, , the uk? i never met him personally but i think he _ the uk? i never met him personally but i think he really _ the uk? i never met him personally but i think he really typifies - the uk? i never met him personally but i think he really typifies a - but i think he really typifies a particular type of politician, someone who has a lot of charisma, someone who has a big personality, someone _ someone who has a big personality, someone who has a big personality, someone who is ruthless in pursuit of the _ someone who is ruthless in pursuit of the things he really believed in. there _ of the things he really be