adam wilding, bbc news, newcastle. adam wilding is still at newcastle. emphatically? if you can believe it, england, despite being hosts, actually came into this one as slight underdogs, samoa really seen as an emerging force in the global game. but it is notjust the result, it is the performance, and it is the margin of victory that will have everyone else in this competition really sitting up and taking notice. a real standout performance, the likes of elliott whitehead, dom young, will really have everyone taking a very close look at what england have done this afternoon. let's have a listen to what the england camp has been saying. first head coach shaun wayne. we did need a confidence booster, we did 0k against fiji, we did well today. we know what we can do. and we can still improve on that performance, no doubt about it in my mind. adam, i wonder it if it has reset expectations, what are they now? well, the sky is the limit, if today is anything to go by. let me bring in robbie hunt. let's be clear, was that england being brilliant or samoa not be

adam, thank you very much indeed, and wilde - international stage. ngston park. one of the game today, and these are live pictures from the coverage of jamaica today, and these are live pictures from the coverage ofjamaica plain in the competition for the first time against ireland. ireland where 101 on to win this match, and it certainly training up that way so far but about six minutes to go. 38 points to two they lead to jamaica. as i say, on bbc two. wales still have a chance of reaching the quarter finals of the women's rugby union world cup, but had a chastening defeat to new zealand today. joe lynskey reports on the hosts' 56—12 win. whales came to auckland with hope. they've played one and 11 and now face time the team to beat. this is new zealand, the world cup hosts and reigning champions and who whales have never beaten. they were kept at bay for 60 minutes. but then the black ferns forced through. that would be the first of ten new zealand tries in all forms of rugby union, they can conjure the extraordinary. 0n the end of two scores was 1

adam wilde, from bramall lane, 8-0 up. adam wilde, from bramall lane. thank— 8-0 up.ank you. football. - a busy day in the premier league. graham potter's return to brighton as chelsea manager didn't go according to plan. spurs were under pressure on the south coast too, as they squeezed past bournemouth, but it's manchester city who sit top of the table after a i—nil win at leicester, and no erling haaland in sight. joe lynskey was watching. manchester city needed a plan. for the first time this season, they had no erling haaland. the top—flight top scorer unfit and left out. so instead, at leicester, they went with julian alvarez. a bright argentine forward, but without the strike rate of the norwegian. if city were casual, leicester were resolute. they had gone three games without conceding, now set to block each route to goal. city's aim had to be perfect. with one sublime shot, kevin de bruyne picked the lock. he found the one part of goal leicester couldn't cover. city were on course to go top, but they would face some response. youri tielemans smacked the cross

adam wild, bbc news.ula one team will be hoping to honour him by securing the constructor�*s championship at the us grand prix. the race gets underway in austin, texas in just over an hour's time. red bull's drivers�* world champion max verstappen will start alongside ferrari's carlos sainz, who's on pole. if verstappen wins — he'd equal michael schumacher and sebastian vettel�*s joint record for the most victories in a season with 13. time for a quick round—up of the day's other sport. francesco bagnaia has taken a huge step towards his first motogp world title by winning the malaysian grand prix. the italian started from ninth and took the lead with six laps to go, beating compatriot enea bastianini. reigning champion fabio ouartararo finished third in sepang. eight—time world rally champion sebastien ogier won his first event of the season in spain to help toyota secure the manufacturer's title. these days, ogier only competes part—time, so this was just his fourth rally of the year. but his class seem

like i thank you, adam wilde at bramall lane for us. —— rare 2:30pm.atch — at bramall lane for us. -- we have one match already _ at bramall lane for us. -- we have one match already well— at bramall lane for us. -- we have one match already well under - at bramall lane for us. -- we have one match already well under way| at bramall lane for us. -- we have | one match already well under way in the premier league. leicester city hosting manchester city. there is no erling haaland at manchester city today. he is missing out his first premier league game with that foot injury. just approaching half—time, and it is still goalless. there is live text commentary on the bbc sport website on that. along with all today's matches and rugby league world cup details. that is all your support for now. holly, thank you very much. —— all your support. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 5.30 bye for now. hello, you're watching the bbc news channel. more now on the news that rescue workers in the philippin

adam wild, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's nick miller.ought us the sunshine today but have gone and clouded over with rain moving northwards, rain and stronger wind. the last few hours of the rainfall picture indicating where it is heaviest, particularly across parts of northern ireland at the moment. all down to this area of low pressure taking the bulk of its rainfall through overnight. behind it tomorrow, still showers in scotland but for many places blustery and sunshine again. the heaviest rain as the night goes on will move from northern ireland and through scotland, windiest in the west with gales around some coasts. turning milderfrom the gales around some coasts. turning milder from the south as the night goes on so a mild feel particularly across southern areas as the day begins tomorrow. early rain clearing the far north of scotland and then spreading through the northern isles, clearing east anglia and the south of finland as well. north wales and northern ireland, a few showers but not many left by the afternoon. continuing i

adam wild reports. have one group match to play on saturday against greece at bramall lane. today we learned the side will be captained by george williams will stop coming into the side as well, st helens'joe stop coming into the side as well, st helens' joe batchelor and wigan's quy st helens' joe batchelor and wigan's guy pearce—paul. i caught up with him and he told me delighted he is to get his chance at this world cup and how excited he was to get a call from shaun wane. it’s and how excited he was to get a call from shaun wane.— from shaun wane. it's an exciting honour and _ from shaun wane. it's an exciting honour and something _ from shaun wane. it's an exciting honour and something you - from shaun wane. it's an exciting honour and something you dreamj from shaun wane. it's an exciting i honour and something you dream of from shaun wane. it's an exciting - honour and something you dream of as a kid was not watching the big boys play on tv. one day i want to be like him! now that's me and i'm su

adam wild reports.ally too far away. still, with the impressive start to the season both arsenal and spurs are enjoying, this north london derby felt just a little different. amidst the intensity, the atmosphere, a partey... commentator: chance to shoot. 0h! thomas partey�*s precision was perfect. spurs, though, would find a way back when richarlison's path was blocked. the referee offered a more simple route. no—one has scored more in this fixture than harry kane. he never looked like missing here. but the quality of the first half made a mistake at the start of the second all the more surprising. spurs goalkeeper hugo lloris inexplicably letting the ball through his hands. gabrieljesus with the game's turning point. the final word, well, that was arsenal's. many spurs fans leaving long before the end. arsenal savouring every second. adam wild, bbc news. that's seven out of eight wins for mikel arteta's side this season. few would have predicted such a strong start. mikel arteta looked a very happy man

adam wild reports. sta kes as stakes as high.nals. but it is a perilous path and one on which lebanon have also set their sights. the lebanese got that journey started.— got that “ourney started. there is the first got that journey started. there is the first try _ got that journey started. there is the first try of — got that journey started. there is the first try of the _ got that journey started. there is the first try of the game. - got that journey started. there is the first try of the game. ireland | the first try of the game. ireland seemin: the first try of the game. ireland seeming to _ the first try of the game. ireland seeming to struggle _ the first try of the game. ireland seeming to struggle to - the first try of the game. ireland seeming to struggle to find - the first try of the game. ireland seeming to struggle to find a - seeming to struggle to find a foothold in the match. lebanon were hitting their stride. this a try giving them a 20 point lead. this is an ireland side packed with exciting talent. just getti

adam wild, bbc news, newcastle.s been watching more encouraging stuff this afternoon. they beat jamaica 48 points to two. yes, and all the talk coming into this was aboutjamaica, yes, and all the talk coming into this was about jamaica, the reggae warriors, the first—ever world cup appearance having only played in international since 2009. at all of that was blown out of the water in the first half. it took the meat and half minutes to get into the irish end of the field, and in that time, three tries and seven minutes to the irish, really putting this game beyond doubt. they had four tries by the half time interval and jamaica but the first—ever world cup points on the stroke of half—time at the penalty making it 18 points to two. in the second half, ireland again stretched their advantage, six tries in the second half with the last of them coming on the four times square. 48 points to two. it gets even more difficult forjamaica who take on the former world champions in the world number one side new zealand in the

and, as adam wild reports, it's hoped it will inspire a new generation.mbles, there is in order to be found here somewhere. there has never been a world cup quite like this one. for england, a real sense that this is their tournament. it's been a longtime coming. we been a long time coming. we definitely _ been a long time coming. we definitely can _ been a longtime coming. - definitely can win at a world cup, especially with it being on our home soil. we will get cheered on all the way by our great supporters and hopefully introduce new people to this game and inspire the next generation and get people playing this game because it's moments like these that can crop up and end up becoming some of the best of your life. ,, . ., , _, becoming some of the best of your life. ,, . ., , ., ., becoming some of the best of your life. ,, . ., , .., . ., life. such moments come around so rarel . life. such moments come around so rarely- england. _ life. such moments come around so rarely. england, like _ life. such moments come around so rarely. england, like other

adam wild reports. come on, england!as seen before. it was being branded as the biggest, the best in the sport's history. it had a lot to live up to. frustratingly, that wait would go on a little longer. major technical problems meant the opening ceremony was curtailed. it was left to the players to make their own introductions. samoa building the atmosphere as only they can. england were going to need something special — the occasion definitely needed it. young starjack welsby suddenly on hand to provide it. england find a little bit of magic! and with that, the moment the world cup came alive. dom young, whose family is from newcastle, he plays in newcastle in australia, now delighting the english crowd in newcastle. many have tipped him to be a standout star of this tournament. it isn't hard to see why. it's a culmination of circus tricks and superman. the first half scoreline more comfortable than many expected. in the second england's world cup charge really took off. ten tries in total in a dominant display of powe

adam wilding, bbc news and newcastle. adam while there is still at newcastle.s game, not many people were convinced england would win, let alone so emphatically. if were convinced england would win, let alone so emphatically.— let alone so emphatically. if you can believe _ let alone so emphatically. if you can believe it, _ let alone so emphatically. if you can believe it, england, - let alone so emphatically. if you can believe it, england, despite| can believe it, england, despite being hosts, actually came into this one as slight underdogs, samoa really seen as an emerging force in the global game. but it is notjust the global game. but it is notjust the result, it is the performance, and it is the margin of victory that will have everyone else in this competition really sitting up and taking notice. a really big standout performance, the likes of elliot white hand, tom young will really have everyone taking a very close look at what england have done this afternoon. let's have a listen to what the england camp has been saying. what the england camp has bee

adam wild, bbc news, newcastle.at aston villa 2—0. both goals were scored by mason mount. it is also 0—0 between champions manchester city and liverpool after 35 minutes. in the scottish premiership rangers bounced back from their mid—week mauling by liverpool to beat motherwell. this impressive run from malik tillman opened the scoring for the visitors. the 2—1victory means they are two points behind leaders celtic. also today aberdeen and hearts drew 0—0. —— aberdeen beat hearts 2—0. wales suffered a heavy defeat to hosts new zealand at the women's rugby world cup. the reigning world champions ran in ten tries to beat wales by 56—12 in front of a sell—out crowd in auckland. wales slip to third place in what is a tough group, behind new zealand and australia. it was the first time two female boxers had headlined at a major venue in the uk, and it certainly lived up to expectations. in a fascinating fight, claressa shields from america became the undisputed middleweight champion by beating great britain's savannah m

adam wild reports. these streets at headingley are paved with history.ave come here knowing that only a win will be good enough if they are to keep alive any hopes of making it through to the knockout stages. it sounds simple enough, but then again, the are up against a top right side in the world. —— top ranked side in the world. there are many task tougher in the game. there are many tougher tasks then stopping jerome hughes finding steaks from nowhere. but now the gaps are opening up. this the first of his two first after eyes without ireland suddenly desperate to pinch something. did just that. irish 77 irish fans. a: moment irish fans. a moment was the irish fans. a moment that was fleeting. new zealand was ruthless as they were at j the first fthe first half for that from 7 " férithatfromithat for that from that no 55" fs that for" that thee er "f�* for 22" f2 that for" that thee er "f�* for them 222 f2 that far" that thee 32 2“ for them in way back for ireland for them in the end comfortable for new historic! {up jammy;r barring ireland's world cu

adam wild reports from the aj bell stadium, in salford. it's been a filthy, wet and windy night.ine tries, nine different tri— scores. some real standout performances, particularly liked from don young. this was his england debut and he was very impressive indeed, he'll be a force to be reckoned with once the tournament starts. i spoke to sean wayne short time ago — he says he now knows the 13 that will start against samoa next weekend at st. james park. england will go into the tournament and really good form if tonight is anything to go by. exeter chiefs moved to the top of rugby union's premiership after thrashing bristol bears by 50—14. the chiefs dominated throughout as they scored seven tries at ashton gate — jack nowell and olly woodburn both putting down twice. that south in the front for 19—22 points to for the first time, 19—22 points to win. and there's plenty of international rugby union coming up — as the women's world cup begins in new zealand tomorrow morning, also a year later than scheduled because of the pandemic. favourites england are on a 25—test—winning run,

. _ adam wild, bbc news.g game between england and samoa. iimagine the i imagine the reception for england will be something else. it i imagine the reception for england will be something else.— will be something else. it will become a _ will be something else. it will become a bit _ will be something else. it will become a bit of _ will be something else. it will become a bit of a _ will be something else. it will become a bit of a cliche, - will be something else. it will become a bit of a cliche, thel will be something else. it will- become a bit of a cliche, the calm before the storm at st james's park tomorrow. it will be a massive crowd for what will prove to be one of the thrilling games of the competition, england up against samoa. the samoans were here earlier practising. they were practising their war dance before the game. it is cold, conditions similar tomorrow. this is a tournament that will be huge. not only will we have three tens in with a chance but normally five. england, australia and new z

adam wild reports.way. still, with the impressive start to the season both arsenal and spurs are enjoying, this north london derby felt just a little different. amidst the intensity, the atmosphere, a partey... commentator: chance to shoot. 0h! thomas partey�*s precision was perfect. spurs, though, would find a way back when richarlison�*s path was blocked. the referee offered a more simple route. no one has scored more in this fixture than harry kane. he never looked like missing here. but the quality of the first half made a mistake at the start of the second all the more surprising. spurs goalkeeper hugo lloris inexplicably letting the ball through his hands. gabrieljesus with the game's turning point. spurs, a goal down, moments later, a man down. emerson royal's challenge was as high as it was reckless. it would be his final contribution. the final word, well, that was arsenal's. granit xhaka's, to be precise. many spurs fans leaving long before the end. arsenal savouring every second. adam wild, b

of the sport, gave a motivational talk to players and staff at their training base in wigan, as adam wildal here in wigan. they do from one group match to play. it comes on saturday against greece at bramhall lane. we've learned today the site have been captained by george williams. coming into the site as well, saint helen'sjoe bachelor as well as high peers paul, and he has been telling how delighted he is to get his chance and is world cup and how excited he was when he got that call from the coach. it was when he got that call from the coach. . . was when he got that call from the coach. , ., ., , , was when he got that call from the coach. , . . ,, ., ., . coach. it is a massive honour and something you'll— coach. it is a massive honour and something you'll israel— coach. it is a massive honour and something you'll israel as - coach. it is a massive honour and something you'll israel as a - coach. it is a massive honour and something you'll israel as a little | something you'll israel as a little kid. i want to be like him one day. that is me, and i am sure there will be young kids b

today england could all but secure a quarter—final place with victory over france. 0ur reporter adam wild— to england go into this game as favourites? , . ., , ., ., favourites? they certainly do. you can probably _ favourites? they certainly do. you can probably see _ favourites? they certainly do. you can probably see them _ favourites? they certainly do. you can probably see them just - favourites? they certainly do. youj can probably see them just behind me. they have just taken to the pitch at bolton to familiarise themselves with the environment before that game against france a little bit later. a sense of the hard work really was done last weekend on that opening day, with that thumping victory over samoa in newcastle. that was the biggest test they are going to face and these group stages, a test they passed with flying colours. this afternoon, the test is going to be slightly different in france. england will be expected to win. will be expected to win. they will be expected to win. they will be expected to win well. that victory last weekend has afforded them the luxury of bein

they face france in bolton and could all but secure a quarterfinal place with a win. 0ur reporter adam wildstages? == support -- secure a spot in the knockout stages?— support -- secure a spot in the knockout stages? -- eight win for encland. knockout stages? -- eight win for england. hopefully _ knockout stages? -- eight win for england. hopefully you _ knockout stages? -- eight win for england. hopefully you can - knockout stages? -- eight win for england. hopefully you can hear l knockout stages? -- eight win for. england. hopefully you can hear me above the noise. the atmosphere really starting to build up. just been out into the van zone and there is a great party carnival atmosphere, lots of excitement, that will come as a great relief after the criticism this week of the empty seats we have seen that many of the grounds in the first week of this rugby league world cup. a big crowd expected today, lots of excitement about england, vertically after that victory over samoa last weekend. there are a few changes from last weekend, into the side comes the hugely experienced ryan hall, john

let's go live now to bolton where our world cup reporter adam wild was watching the game and adam, itwas it as one sided as that suggests?— line. was it as one sided as that su~ests? ~ , ., 'j~ suggests? absolutely not. 42-18. i susect suggests? absolutely not. 42-18. i suspect that _ suggests? absolutely not. 42-18. i suspect that margin _ suggests? absolutely not. 42-18. i suspect that margin of _ suggests? absolutely not. 42-18. i suspect that margin of victory - suspect that margin of victory wasn't as big as many england fans might have expected, particularly given that huge barnstorming victory over samoa in the opening match. france more than playing their part. quite uncomfortable for england at the end of the first half, when france scored two tries. in the end, the quality shone through. some blockbuster moments for england towards the end. it started with ryan hall, he was back after being left out for the samoa game last weekend. the winger, no one has scored more times for england than ryan hall. he went in afterjust a few minutes. that really got england started, the cro

adam wild is in st helen's for us this evening. the tournament. but as fate. they are training for the duration of this world cup, quite a low—key press conference from the england head coach today. very much in stark contrast to the excitement, the euphoria to that opening—day victory at st james's park in newcastle on saturday afternoon. very much a sense that it is back to business for this team. at pains to point out he was not getting carried away with that performance, as good as it was, he said it was not a perfect performance, he said plenty to build on. you will be delighted with what happened on saturday afternoon not least of which no significant injury which means you can now really shuffle the pack. he said that all 24 shuffle the pack. he said that all 2a players will be involved by the end of their match against france on saturdays so all the players that were not involved in the samoa game will be involved in that match against france on saturday so the likes of andy akers will be coming into the side as long as the

later today england could secure a quarterfinal place with victory over france and our reporter adam wildfor england the real hard work was done last weekend with the opening day victory over samoa. that, for many was the real test of this group stage, the test they passed with flying colours. they had that emphatic victory. france this afternoon, they pose a different challenge. england are expected to win, they are expected to win well, but apart from that result, it is the performance that matters. that victory last weekend has afforded the head coach the luxury of rotating his side. he will bring in the likes of the salford pairing andy ackers and marc sneyd, as well as bringing back the hugely experienced ryan hall. the challenge for england is to keep improving, but also to keep that momentum going as they rotate their squad and head into the knockout stages. we are expecting a big crowd in bolton kick—off is at five o'clock. looking forward to it. to another world cup and it will be the women's football world cup which takes place in australia and new zealand next year. england wil

we can cross live now to our reporter adam wild who's at st james' park. adam.finally gets under way here in newcastle this afternoon. it is being billed as the biggest, the best and the most inclusive competition that rugby league has ever seen, the women's and wheelchair competitions get under way in a couple of weeks but the focus this afternoon is very much on the men's tournament. the hosts england are desperate to start the competition with a win in front of a raucous, noisy, the competition with a win in front ofa raucous, noisy, big the competition with a win in front of a raucous, noisy, big crowd in newcastle. but they are up against a samoa side who are an emerging force in this game, it will be a tough match for england this afternoon, it will be a tough match for anyone in the tournament. a little later, attention turns to headingley, where australia, the defending champions, take on fiji. remember, australia has been champions eight out of the last nine world cups and they remain the team to beat. it all begins in newcastle, the opening ceremony ge

adam wild is at the aj bell stadium for us ahead of the game.re preparations really begin to wrap up for the hosts england. they take on fiji tonight here at salford in what is their only real warm—up game ahead of this competition. in the absence of this competition. in the absence of sam tompkins they'll be captained this evening by george williams. georgejoins us on this evening by george williams. george joins us on sports day. thank you for your time because i know kick off is fast approaching. captaining the senior side for the first time must be a huge honor. yes, it is. it's unbelievable. and when they told me i was good to do that i was blown away. got some nice phone calls from my family. emotional and got worked up to where i am today and probably kept beyond my dreams without really grateful and can't wait for tonight. it’s a and can't wait for tonight. it's a bi one and can't wait for tonight. it's a big one tonight, _ and can't wait for tonight. it's a big one tonight, isn't _ and can't wait for tonight. it's a big one tonight, isn

adam wild is there for us now. this is a great opportunity for them.ternoon, gavin, a huge amount at stake for both ireland and lebanon. yes, world cups are about the big established teams like australia, england and new zealand, but there is also a narrative around this group stage around the developing rugby league nations, though is emerging that will one day hopefully threaten the established order. ireland and lebanon certainly fall into that category. ireland were impressive in their opening fixture with that win overjamaica. but lebanon too were excellent in their opening game. yes, they were beaten by new zealand, but new zealand are the number—one ranked side in the world. they gave them a real scare. there is a huge amount at stake here. the winners of this game almost certain finish second in group c. that would qualify them for the quarterfinals of this world cup. it's going to be a very even game. it's a really exciting prospect. kick us here at leigh is 2.30 on bbc two.- exciting prospect. kick us here at leigh is 2.30 on bbc two. thank y

adam wild reports.y would find a way back and when the path was blocked the referee offered a more simple route. no—one has scored more than harry kane. we never looked back missing here but the quality of the first half made a mistake at the start of the second all the more surprising. spurs goalkeeper inexplicably letting the ball through his hands. gabrielle peut the game turning point. spurs a goal down. a moment later a man down. the challenge was as high as it was reckless. it would be his final contribution. the final word was arsenal�*s and many spurs plans are long before the end. arsenal savouring every second. adam wild, bbc news. at craven cottage, newcastle cruised to victory against 10—man fulham who played 84 minutes after nathaniel chalobah was sent off. miguel almiron scored two, including this first half stunner as they ran out comfortable 4—1winners. in yesterday�*s late game, west ham picked up a crucial three points to move out of the relegation zone. gianluca scamacca�*s first goal

adam wild reports. they've seen some heroes here. still attending to be with the best of them.ugher tasks then stopping jerome hughes finding steaks from nowhere. but now the gaps are opening up. this the first of his two first after without ireland suddenly desperate to pinch something. they did just that. ireland's world cup journey barring — a miracle at an end. and while bbc news. england's cricketers will likely need to win both of their final group matches at the t20 world cup and that may still not be enough for them to reach the semi finals. that's because their third match — against australia was abandoned because of persistent rain in melbourne. both teams get a point and it leaves england's hopes of progressing in the balance. australia against england at the mcg in a must win world cup match is as big as it gets in your career. they are the games you want to be involved in. no matter what the result was going to be, it's something you want to experience as a cricketer. you don't know how often those kinds of opportunities will come around so i think there is an elem

adam wild is at bramhall lane.al city, a moment for england to show their mettle. they never played greece before, england had never played here before. for all, a breath of fresh air. greece just being at this world cup is a triumph. the sport was illegal there untiljust a few months ago. still, for england, not a day to dwell on sentiment. matty lees giving them the lead. , , , ._ the lead. only 2.5 minutes played and i think— the lead. only 2.5 minutes played and i think the _ the lead. only 2.5 minutes played and i think the inevitable - the lead. only 2.5 minutes played and i think the inevitable is - and i think the inevitable is already beginning to unfold. mas and i think the inevitable is already beginning to unfold. was the result was rarely _ already beginning to unfold. was the result was rarely in _ already beginning to unfold. was the result was rarely in doubt, _ already beginning to unfold. was the result was rarely in doubt, greece i result was rarely in doubt, greece would have their moment. yet a

adam wild reports from the aj bell stadium, in salford. it's been a filthy, wet and windy night.hort time ago — he says he now knows the 13 that will start against samoa next weekend at st james park. england will go into the tournament and really good form if tonight is anything to go by. exeter chiefs moved to the top of rugby union's premiership after thrashing bristol bears by 50—14. the chiefs dominated throughout as they scored seven tries at ashton gate — jack nowell and olly woodburn both putting down twice. the result equals the most points bristol have conceded in a premiership match since 1997. but there was a home defeat for edinburgh in the united rugby championship. that put south africans in the front for the first time, securing them a 19—22 win. and there's plenty of international rugby union coming up — as the women's world cup begins in new zealand tomorrow morning, also a year later than scheduled because of the pandemic. favourites england are on a 25—test—winning run, and they'll take on fiji in auckland at 4.45am. france and south africa are also in their p

adam wild is in coventry for us.y tricky conditions for the players i think whatever the weather it is going to be of a tricky night indeed for scotland. they are up against australia, reigning world champions. they have won eight of the last nine world cups. scotland, well, their big chance came last weekend, that defeat to italy really was their one big opportunity to take anything from this world cup. the organisers, they will be hoping for a big crowd here in coventry this evening. there has been a lot of criticism, as he will have seen on social media of the empty seats and the view of many high ticket prices for this competition. i have been speaking to the chief executive of the rugby league world cup a day or two ago, and i got that question to him particularly about that game with warrington on sunday where the crowd was particularly disappointing. here is what he had to say stop the disappointing him acknowledge that. for games and warrington. a very busy football calendar. it was the third game of the day,

so to talk us through it all, let's go to adam wild who is at headingley stadium for us, ahead of thatdo ireland need to do, how difficult is that task going to be? lots of permutations, lots of calculations but all the maps, all the adding up comes down to want answer and that is they have to win here this evening at headingley if they are to have any chance of making it through to the knockout stages of this world cup. that will be no small task is then as they are up be no small task is then as they are up against the world number one ranked site in new zealand for the baby played a couple of games of this work up already, they won won and lost one foot up i think it's fair to say wildly contrasting performances, that opening—day victory againstjamaica performances, that opening—day victory against jamaica was exhilarating, it was ruthless, it was exciting. in fact, it was everything that subsequent defeat had led them in on sunday it wasn't. they are going to have to be at the very top of their game and hope the new zealand are having a bit of an off day if they are to pull off one

of the sport, gave a motivational talk to players and staff at their training base in wigan, as adam wildng how delighted he is to get his chance in this world cup and how excited he was when he got that call from shaun wane. it's a massive honour and it's something you always dream of as a little kid, watching the big boys play on the tv and, "one day, i want to be like him." now, that is me, and i am sure there will be young kids watching me saying, "i want to be like that one day," and, yeah, it is a massive, massive, proud moment for me and my family as well. it makes me feel good, making them proud. that's my big drive in my life. what is really interesting is the influences shaun wane has been taking, notjust from inside rugby league but from other sports entirely. he told me he has been speaking to gareth southgate, the england men's football manager, this morning and getting his take on england's progress, and also at the camp today we have seen former england football captain stuart pearce. he has been addressing the players, he has been giving a motivational talk about playing i

adam wild reports.wing that only a win would be good enough for them to keep any hope of making it through to the knockout stages. it sounds simple enough but then again, they are up against the top—ranked side in the world. all perform haka. are not many tasks tougher in the game. there are not many tougher tasks than stopping jahrome hughes. finding space from nowhere. but now, the gaps were opening up. this, the first of peta hiku public first half tries. ireland suddenly desperate to pinch something. louis senior did just that and gave the irish fans a moment to remember. a moment, though, that was fleeting. new as ruthless as they were zealand as ruthless as they were at times brilliant. the first half in ending the first half in spectacular style. from there, there way style. from there, there was no way back from ireland. in the end, for ior zealand. world journey, miracle . miracle. at end. adam wild, bbc news, leeds. this afternoon, england play greece in their final pool group match having alr

wheelchair world cups all coming together and being played under one tournament. 0ur sports correspondent adam wild as well, as you say. these competitions begin in the next couple of weeks. the men�*s world cup begins tomorrow with england against samoa. it is just a stone�*s throw away at st james�*s park. ellery hanley, rugby league legend, joins me now. all the excitement and the build—up, it is going to be a big occasion tomorrow but a difficult game for england does not stop below there is no question about it, it�*s going to be very difficult, england know that themselves as well. they would have prepared for that. thea;r themselves as well. they would have prepared for that.— prepared for that. they understand it in their training _ prepared for that. they understand it in their training schedules i prepared for that. they understand it in their training schedules and i it in their training schedules and through the classroom schedules as well. actually monitoring their opposition, making sure that they are doing video analysis of all of the strengths and weaknesses of their opposition. i w

adam wilde, bbc news in bolton.making a competitive appearance, proved the winner. much to the delight of a bouyant city ground, who saw their side club climb off the bottom of the table and raise more questions about liverpool's form. very important win for the club and the city. very important win for the club and the ci . , very important win for the club and theci. ., the city. there is obviously a lot of nice history _ the city. there is obviously a lot of nice history around _ the city. there is obviously a lot of nice history around the i the city. there is obviously a lot l of nice history around the picture, the fact that we are back in the premier league. this is definitely a game that fans would have looked forward to, so far us to enact the game is important for many generations of supporters. i talked to the players about that. going forward it is a good reference point to show that we can compete at this level and we can create chances. we are feeling very satisfied with our work and deserving of it as

the two sides play at headingley this evening and our reporter adam wild is there. ruthless, it was exciting to watch. in fact, it was exciting to watch. in fact, it was everything that that defeat to lebanon it wasn't. and that really has put to their chances or put in serious jeopardy the chances of making it through the quarterfinal. they are going to have to be at �*their hope have day. as you are to one of say they are to be one of the biggest surprises and ruggedly worldly cup for then it might not be enough, they will have to wait on the result of that final game between lebanon and jamaica on sunday. they can think about that, they'll have to put that out of their mind and focus on wanting this evening and that is winning here the kick—off is at 730. looking forward to it. next to formula one — red bull have been hit with a six million pound fine and restrictions on car development time for breaking last season's formula 1 cost cap. the governing body the fia says that red bull overspent by £1.86 million in 2021, when max verstappen won his first title. the

from their remaining two games to reach the knock out stages. 0ur rugby league world cup reporter adam wild tell you, it has been hammering it down all afternoon here in coventry. day seven of the rugby league world cup. the eighth different venue we visited and it's the first outside the traditional northern heartland of the sport. we are here for australia again scotland, and as you are will have their work cut out if they are to get anything at all from this match. that game on sunday against italy which was that heavy defeat really seeing as they are one big chance to get something from this competition. australia, well, remember the reigning champions. they won eight of their last nine rugby league world cup. they are, as always, the team to beat. packed full of superstars. scotland really have their work cut out. australia are expected to win, they are expected to win well, but given the conditions, stranger things have happened, ijust can't conditions, stranger things have happened, i just can't think of many. happened, i 'ust can't think of man . ., ., ., ., , , happened, i 'ust can

a horse that ran away to run wild back home eight years later. shane adams says he lost his horse mongo while camping in utah mongo broke loose and made a run for it. he joined a herd of wild mustangs adams searched for mongo for years, but eventually he gave up then a few weeks ago. the bureau of land management was running rounding up a herd of mustangs and notice one of the horses looked different. he had a brand that match the horse adams reported missing eight years ago the two were then reunited. i mean, it's crazy. he's still acts the same. he's still actually the same word eight years of being wild. yeah. it's like another ever happened. hmmongo is now 18 years old and is underweight adams is working on getting him back to health. a tablecloth with history written all over it. it has thai san francisco and it's going up for auction take a look so you can see a sketch in yellow. that's yellow pen by john lennon doodles from paul mccartney and all four of the beatles signatures the tablecloth belongs to joe velardi the owner of simpsons catering who se

that ran away to run wild as back home after eight years. shane adamssays he lost his horse mongo while camping in utah mongo broke loose and made a run for it. he joined a herd of wild mustangs and adam searched for mongo for years, but eventually he gave up and then a few weeks ago the bureau of land management was rounding up a herd of mustangs and notice one of the horses looked different. he had a brand and that match the horse adams reported missing. eight years ago the two were reunited. i mean, it's crazy. he's still acts the same. he's still acting the same word. eight years of being wild. yeah. it's like nothing ever happened. wow, mongo is now 18 years old and is underweight adams is working on getting him back to hell. a tablecloth with history written all over it that has ties to san francisco is now going up for auction. take a look. you can see a sketch in yellow pen by john lennon doodles from paul mccartney and all four of the beatles signatures the tablecloth belongs to joey velarde the owner of simpson's catering who served the beatle

a horse that ran away to run wild is back home, eight years later. shane adamsnce he lost his horse while camping in utah. the horse broke loose and made a run for it. he joined a herd of wild mustangs and adam searched for him for years. eventually, he gave up. a few weeks ago, the bureau of land management was rounding up a herd of mustangs and noticed one of the horses look different. he had a brand that matched the horse adams reported missing eight years ago. the two were reunited. >> it is crazy. he still ask the same. -- acts the same. he acts like nothing ever happened. karina: the horse is 18 years old and underweight. the owner is working to get him back to health. a tablecloth with history written all over it has san francisco ties and is going up for auction. you can see a sketch in yellow penned by john lennon, doodles from paul mccartney and all four of the beetle signatures. the tablecloth belongs to the owner of simpson's catering, who served the beatles food back in 1966 before their last concert. the tablecloth was stolen from his business and

cruz mountains, sports raiders receiver davante adams shoves a photographer after a wild monday nightfootball game against the chiefs are joe fonzi has the highlights , plus adam's explanation and apology for what happened. it's all coming up next. i still have the ability to play the kind of game that makes you say only the raiders arrowhead stadium in kansas city, the monday night venue where raiders from oakland, los angeles and las vegas of all played. this year's version of the team jumped out early. derek carr stands in the pocket finds a very open davante adams. that's a 58 yard. score the region front seven. they lead 17 midway through the second quarter. 22 10 at the half the raiders now clinging to a three point lead, pat mahomes moves around in the pocket spots. travis kelsey, you won't bring him down a monster night for kelsey, who had seven catches for them for touchdowns . kansas city had its first lead at 24 to 20. it's 30 23 chiefs in the fourth quarter car thieves one for adams, who hauls in a 48 yard score pretty good night for adams as well. 100 and 24 yards and two

adam wild has more. for this weekend, newcastle becomes the centre of the rugby league universe. time coming. lode tournament, and it has been a long time coming-— time coming. we are definitely cominu time coming. we are definitely coming out _ time coming. we are definitely coming out of _ time coming. we are definitely coming out of the _ time coming. we are definitely coming out of the world i time coming. we are definitely coming out of the world cup, | coming out of the world cup, especially with it being on home soil. we are going to get she had all the way by our great supporters, hopefully introduce new people to this game as well, inspire that next generation and get people playing this game, because it is moments like these, what can crop up, that end up becoming some of the best of your life. end up becoming some of the best of our life. ~ ., ., ., , your life. like other nations, encland your life. like other nations, england have _ your life. like other nations, england have only _ your life. like other nations, england have only played i your life. like other natio

adam wild was at st james park. it was the win england had hoped for. the wait, though, frustratingly went on. major technical problems curtailed the opening ceremony. it was left to the samoan players to make their own introductions. england needed something special, the occasion deserved it. youngsterjack welsby provided it. england's world cup charge was up and running. england find a little bit of magic. many have tipped dom young to be a star of this tournament. absolutely spectacular! england are on a roll. two tries from him, and it isn't hard to see why. it's a culmination of circus tricks and superman. if the first half scoreline was surprisingly comfortable, the second was quite astonishing. kallum watkins easing any lingering concerns before elliott whitehead got the celebrations started. england, incredibly, taking the score past 50 in a dazzling display of strength. england unstoppable. many might have expected england, the hosts, to win their opening game, but even the wildest optimists wouldn't have predicted how wide the margin would be.

a horse that ran away to run wild is back home tonight eight years later. shane adamslost his horse while camping in utah. the horse broke free and made a run for it joining a herd of wild mustangs. he searched for the horse for years but gave up. a few weeks ago the bureau of land management was rounding up some mustangs noticing that one of them looked at different. he had a brand of a horse reported missing eight years ago. they were then reunited. >> it is crazy. he still acts the same. dion: unbelievable. he is now 18 years old and you can see that he is underweight. adams is working on getting him back to health. there is growing concern as the cooler weather returns and flu season approaches, experts are worried that the number of flu cases will be higher. that combined with covid and possible new variants has health officials concerned. reporter: a warning from health experts warning -- urging americans to get their flu shot as well as their covid-19 booster. >> we should anticipate that we may get another variant that would emerge at would elude the immune res

adam wild is on the city's tyne bridge this morning with some rugby league legends and fans.about the excitement of big tournaments. jamie peacock and jason robertson. international rugby league comes around so infrequently and big occasions like these are big exciting moments. it and big occasions like these are big exciting moments.— exciting moments. it certainly is excitin: , exciting moments. it certainly is exciting. it _ exciting moments. it certainly is exciting, it feels _ exciting moments. it certainly is exciting, it feels like _ exciting moments. it certainly is exciting, it feels like it - exciting moments. it certainly is exciting, it feels like it has - exciting moments. it certainly is| exciting, it feels like it has taken forever_ exciting, it feels like it has taken forever to — exciting, it feels like it has taken forever to get here with the pandemic and everything, we are now less than_ pandemic and everything, we are now less than 24— pandemic and everything, we are now less than 24 hours away from the start _ less than 24 hours away from the start of _

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wild. that's not important. what about adapt's point. adam's point. >> that's a career politician and a person that's never worked in a company or owned a company or worked in a private sector for that matter and doesn't know how to deliver a product or how difficult it is to scale up the production of electric vehicles in the short time frame and doesn't know the impossibility of some no nothing of imposing a time frame for america to convert itself from cast gas powered to electric vehicles. that's a difficult thing to do and it's unknowable and it'll come down on backs of working families in our district. this is a working family already being pressed by the high cost of living and oil and electricity and d don't know whe it'll come from and want us to provide -- shift to electric cars and folk knows how they'll be manufactured in the volumes we need at a price working families in this district can afford. they're mean and inconsiderate. >> laura: rolling blackouts and they give them comfort. mike, crime, sadly is what we think of when we th