two more tries followed as the french side loved 2i—0 after 20 minutes. —— front side lead.and six more would follow after the restart. this half, bristol struck early. the deficit was down to just eight points. but as bristol got close, three more tries scored including the french side easing to victory. not without a late bristol backlash. two more tries meant they secured a bonus point. bristol weren't the only english side to lose to the french opposition. sale's match ended in defeat as they we re sale's match ended in defeat as they were beaten by toulon. it put them into a 26—0 lead. sale showed fight with two tries of their own in the last last 15 minutes. but it was too little too late. bath's miserable run continues as they lost at home to scarlett. this try from kieran hardy and a late penalty ceiling eight 23—19 wind. ben spencer's effort was just short of the try line. eight european matches without a winfor line. eight european matches without a win for bath, run that stretches back nearly two years. let's take a quick look at some of the other headlines. engla

a military—led offensive to rescue the children is reportedly under way. 2i migrant workers who werefreed. police found the vulnerable workers hidden behind bundles of clothes in a warehouse in fuente alamo. three men were arrested and will appear in court next saturday. plans to start commercial flights to the edge of space have suffered a setback. virgin galactic had to abort the first crewed test flight of its suborbital plane after an engine malfunction. the pilots and the vehicles returned to earth safely. germany‘s chancellor angela merkel will hold crisis talks sunday will hold crisis talks to agree tougher curbs ahead of christmas as the coronavirus infections surge unabated. most shops would be closed and schools could also be shuttered, and in the uk, health officials have warned relaxing coronavirus restrictions next week could trigger a third wave of infections during the busiest time of yearfor hospitals. lisa hampele reports. winter is when hospitals are at their busiest, but the pandemic means this year will be unlike any other. hospital leaders in england are worried

good recovery or sadly passed away and then a further delay the reporting so typically it's taking i7—2ig that happens to a result where we can say, this is a nasty strain, causing more severe disease, but we have no evidence for that. do you think the public have got fatigue in terms of compliance and thinking we can now manage covid—i9 from when it first started and we hit those early peaks? you hear the chief medical adviser saying that in terms of the immune response, there is no concern yet. there are two questions, the first is about fatigue. i'm not a behavioural specialist but my understanding is that in areas where there are higher regulations people to adhere to them on the whole so it's not a case of fatigue. you do get permutations with behaviour at the start of a tear where people tend to be out and be silly and rushed to the shops so we hope we will not see that on this occasion. the second question is about immunity, there is nothing to suggest here at the moment that this will prevent the virus being preve nta ble will prevent the virus being preventable by the vaccine. t