sussex batsman phil salt top scored for adelaide strikers as they beat perth scorchers by 71 in theirlls, including some huge sixes, as adelaide set the scorchers 166 to win. it was a target which always looked beyond perth, with any hope of victory being ended when england batman liam livingstone was dismissed for 22. staying with cricket and the plaudits continue for the indian captain virat kohli, who has returned home from that tour of australia for the birth of his first child. he's also today been named as the icc‘s men's cricketer of the decade. kohli claimed the sir garfield sobers award for his performances across all formats of the game and has also won the 0di cricketer of the year award. australia's elysse perry has been named women's cricketer of the decade as well as picking up the 0di and t20 prizes. six time champion roger federer will miss february's australian open for the first time in his career at the age of 39. federer is continuing his recovering from knee surgery and he's concentrating on wimbledon and the olympics. more from our tennis correspondent russell fu

so maybe a few sleepless nights and store, and possibly one after this first day in adelaide.is top order rattled by australian pace, out second ball, forjust i7. typically, he resisted. first shorting things up and then opening up. after that sticky start, he and his middle order were getting stuck in. with the day turning tonight and a new pink ball soon available to australians bowlers, india needed him. then calamity. he sold the father to be a dummy, yes, no, oops, sorry. gone for74 entitled to throw the toys out of the pram. under the lights and against the new ball, india lost two more quick wickets, ultimately australia's night and day, for him, ha rd australia's night and day, for him, hard day ‘s night. rob heath, bbc news. so australia probably edging it but their spinner nathan lyon, speaking at the close of play, reckons his side can still improve. definitely satisfying, but i think we can get a lot better as well, to be honest with you. we are very happy with where we are apt, but i think we —— i don't think we can settle there, i think we need to keep pushing th

victory for india and australia two years ago was their first series success in the country but adelaide

adelaide says a think tank it's here at the university but the idea of water trading was conceived. and in some way you see my kids erode water. said they said nobody can take any more water so you're going to have to find a way. share war what happened very quickly. as a result of work that i did all started dies that will what we need to do is to unbundle the system and take a license and he set out the bank life accounting system little everybody tried it like cost him to do that in all the regulations and. mike young is the founding father of the australian water markets a renowned economist he attended harvard university and has advised the united nations. this is the man writing the new history of water. more scarcity is really think so water scarcity is part of the future of the world the global predictions of that by 2050 more than half the world will be living with limited water resources an abundance is a thing of the past. water needs to be a man is very precious why. and why is it drives innovation that makes sure our water goes to the best use as it possibly can so we m

finally india's media calling it the massacre in adelaide's the gantries cricket same as recorded its lowest ever tests also on saturday they were dismissed for just 36 by straightly and adelaide in the home side as a victory target of just 90 take one no leads in the series. this is all to 0 these are the headlines the number of reporters corona virus infections in india has passed 10000000 the 2nd highest number of cases in the world behind the us that the report is infection rates shortly for one in recent weeks the space program has more from new delhi the daily rise in cases is the lowest it's been since mid july that's despite the fact india is testing more people now than it was then bought health experts say it's still not testing as many as it should be meanwhile the indian government is busy planning the 1st phase of vaccinations which are expected to begin and january. seagram institute of india which is the world's largest vaccine maker and is testing and manufacturing the oxford astra zeneca vaccine and another indian company called bottom biotech have all applied for eme

finally india's media are calling it the massacre in adelaide's the gantries cricket same as recorded its lowest ever tests also on saturday they were dismissed for just 36 by straightly and adelaide in the home side as a victory target of just 90 take one no leads in the series. this is al jazeera these are the headlines the number of reporters corona virus infections in india has passed 10000000 as the 2nd highest number of cases in the world behind the us the report says infection rates shortly for one in recent weeks the space program has more from new delhi the daily rising pace is the lowest it's been since mid july that's despite the fact india is testing more people.

adelaide winning by two runs to move up to third in the table. that's all the sport for now.ries on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. and a breaking story on rugby. pro 14. and a breaking story on rugby. pro 1a. they will take on... teams from south africa. those teams will become a permanent part of the pro 14 become a permanent part of the pro 1a from next season. become a permanent part of the pro 14 from next season. we will have an update on the next hour. that afternoon. you are watching bbc news. let's get an update on everything that is happening in dover. the entrance to the port of dover is being blocked by a line of police officers. officers have told the bbc they will not start allowing vehicles through until "protesters" move from the roundabout at the entrance. the protesters are several dozen drivers standing outside their vans and trucks — some shouting, but largely peaceful. the drivers have told the bbc they will not move as they do not want to go to the back of the queue. there is a lot of frustration. there are thousands of lorries backed up o

sussex batsman phil salt top scored for adelaide strikers as they beat perth scorchers by 71 in theirlls, including some huge sixes, as adelaide set the scorchers 166 to win. it was a target which always looked beyond perth, with any hope of victory being ended when england batman liam livingstone was dismissed for 22. and finally, following the cancellation of two premiership rugby matches over the weekend, newcastle falcons are now second in the table after being awarded four points. their game at home to leicester was called off when a number of tigers players returned positive tests. leicester have been awarded two points. bath against london irish was also cancelled, with bath given four points and london irish two. that's all your sport for now. the british government's issued a statement about the situation regarding schools and coronavirus, and whether term will start normally in january. the statement says they want "all pupils to return injanuary as school is the best place for their development and mental health". but it adds that it has to follow the path of the pandemic a

weather continues down the coast of new south wales jury and tomorrow as well ordering cheese to adelaide down to 29 melbourne 13 about purpose pretty woman 30 fine weather in fact. but. we're told technology can help tackle the spread of cold at 19 but all tech solutions the best solutions we're starting something that seems like it's even in public health very quickly becomes a measuring people what data is being collected. ali ray looks at the limits of time and the potential of other creative ways to deal with the issues we face track it when tech tools go viral episode 3 of all hail the lockdown on al-jazeera. the. clothes on the top stories on all just 0 us as you throw out the 1st doses of a coronavirus vaccine to the public from monday regulators have cleared the pfizer bio integrity ob for emergency use it's being recommended for people aged 16 and about. south korea has reported a 2nd day of record high corona virus infections more than 1000 new cases were confirmed on sunday many in seoul the government has warned it may have to raise restrictions to the highest level. hundreds

lowest innings total in test cricket score in just $36.00 runs as their crushed by australian in adelaide. we begin in the central african republic a nation on the edge just a days before presidential and parliamentary elections in the past few hours the government has accused a former president of attempting a coup it says francois boozy is intending to march in the capital bangui with his men was easy who was in power for 10 years up until 2013 was recently barred from running in elections because of an international arrest warrants and un sanctions against him the un peacekeepers have been deployed after reports of violence in the lead up to the vote on december the 27th the un secretary general and to a new terrorist has appealed for calm to ensure peaceful and credible elections but ca r.'s 3 main armed groups which control. parts of the country they are joining forces against the government nicholas hong has covered the situation in central african republic extensively he joins us live from senegal if he does decide to go ahead with this threat and march on bondi due to the optics i

and adelaide is the stage as one of the year's most hotly anticipated cricket matches gets under way details coming up in sports. the european parliament has called on the e.u. to consider imposing sanctions against the egyptian government members have been missing in brussels to discuss to tary rating human rights violations in egypt will be voting on a motion later on thursday among other topics they condemned the kidnapping torture and killing of a tele researcher in cairo 2016 by the joins me now live from brussels nave what else have we heard from the european parliament today. well the resolution that the european parliament is set to vote on the results of which will know shortly is not legally binding but what it is is an expression of the european parliament of views on the kind of relationship that european union state should have with egypt going forward and we've heard a lot a lot in terms of the kind of views and opinions held by members of the european parliament some have called for the e.u. to initiate its mechanisms for implementing sanctions upon egypt that somethin

to their lowest innings total interest cricket score in just $36.00 of the crotched one strain in adelaide. we begin this news all with the latest developments on the coronavirus scientific as the global number of cases continues to rise in india the number of reported infections has now passed 10000000 that is the 2nd highest figure in the world behind the u.s. but the government says infection rates have fallen sharply in recent weeks in the united states a 2nd corona virus vaccine has been approved tests showed the jab is more than 94 percent effective when administered in 2 doses 4 weeks pass europe has entered the final week before christmas with many countries imposing new lockdowns germany seen another 24 hours with more than 30000 infections despite a 3rd day of tight restrictions while that's all more about india we're joined by ron. desk of the in new delhi he is an epidemiologist and professor at the center of social medicine and community health at joel highland their university thank you for your time sir so the 10000000 mark is obviously concerning but there are apparently so

supporters india slumped to the lowest total interest cricket school in just $36.00 of the crushed adelaide. less than a week before christmas families across europe a face of what's supposed to be a festive season separated and confined to their homes governments trying to get back in control of infection rates see lockdowns as the only answer in italy shops bars and restaurants will close travel between regions is being banned even going outdoors will be limited neighboring austria goes into its 3rd lockdown on december the 26th germany and its 3rd day of tough restrictions has seen another 24 hours with more than 30000 new infections elsewhere india has become the 2nd nation to record more than 10000000 infections of the us is all has been done as covert 19 vaccine allowing a 2nd jab to be shipped across the world's worst affected country i'll speak more about that shortly with hide your castro in washington d.c. 1st let's go to henri chalons and a european broadcast said to rory as you mentioned there is tightening its restrictions what's the picture like across the rest of europe. yeah

the wicket to fall, mayank agarwal, but india will still be feeling a lot better than they were in adelaide england's alex hales busy. alex hales making 35 for syd ney busy. alex hales making 35 for sydney thunder, the second highest score of the day. big hitting, eventually bowled. 0liver davies hitting 48 from just 23 balls. they posted 209—8. the renegades came nowhere near it in reply. alex hales in the end took the catch that ended the innings and a bit of revenge, the innings and a bit of revenge, the man who bowled, hales removing. and finally, anthonyjoshua and then joejoyce have won heavyweight medals for great britain at the last two olympic games and both times frazer clarke was the man to miss out on a place. but the 29—year—old believes his time will finally come in tokyo next year. that said, he's been telling our 0lympics reporter nick hope that at one stage during lockdown, when the games were postponed, he did think about abandoning his dream. i don't know what i did in my past life, but, you know, someone has had it in for me! i knew if it was going to happen any year, it

victory for india and australia two years ago was their first series success in the country but adelaide provides a new challenge. india have only played a day night test once before. australia have won all seven of their day night series. we've done some practice under lights. we've not played for a long time under lights. when it comes to the crunch, regardless of the ball, regardless of whether it is a day night, or a day test match, it's game on. it's going to be more challenging in terms of conditions and how the ball moves around in the evening and stuff like that. for us as a team it's about adaptability and being able to adapt to different conditions. the tourists are currently top of the test championship with australia second. whatever the result of this series it is likely to be a welcome spectacle for cricket fans across the globe. we can always expect fireworks when those two meet. next up. from selling sunglasses and watcches on the streets of athens, yianis antentokounmpo has become the highest paid player in nba history. his new five year deal with the milwaukee bucks ear

the first test between australia and india in adelaide is finely poised after 15 wickets fell on dayfor 191. india were back in the middle before close but lost prithwi shah for 4. they'll resume day three with a lead of 62. sergio perez will replace alex albon at red bull for next season. the mexican driver finished fourth in this year's championship for the racing point team, winning his maiden grand prix earlier this month. next up tonight, uk sport, the body that finances elite sport, has warned british medal hopes at paris 2024 could be affected as it announced its latest round of 0lypmpic funding. a total of 352 million will be split across 43 olympic and paralympic sports. athletics, gymnastics, rowing and swimming have all been cut along with canoeing and modern pentathlon. kathryn grainger, chair of uk sport, has been speaking to our sports editor dan roan. what you seen today is the ability we have to broaden that purportedly though. we feel we have —— deliver incredible a result all the time. we for the first time ever gone wider so that new sports are climbing, basketball

from offal in adelaide, to marvellous in melbourne.andshake say at all, in india side that had just made a different kind of cricket history. i think this will go down as one of the great comebacks in the history of the game. to be bowled overfor 36 and then into days to get up and be ready to punch is outstanding. and punch they did. the first breakthrough came from jasprit bumrah, ending a 57—run partnership between pat cummins and cameron green. green, australia's top scorer with only a5, soon followed — the most important of three wickets for debutant mohammed siraj. india bowled out their hosts for just 200 — a team missing several key players including captain virat kohli needed 70 to win. considering they'd been bowled out for 36 in the first test, the nerves might have beenjangling, enter ajinkya rahane. what a shot! india's skipper in kohli's absence did a greatjob to see them home. another captain's knock, first 112 in india's first innings and here he was scoring the winning run.australia beaten by eight wickets, the series

roy helped perth scorchers to their first win of the season, hitting 49 as they beat the adelaide strikersy sports events were wiped out this year — the olympics, the european championship, wimbledon, the ryder cup. we've got everything crossed that 2021 will make up for it, rather than look back at a fairly miserbale year, joe lynskey is here with some reasons to be cheerful about the next 12 months of sport. those major sporting offence of 2021 are the ones that have been pushed back from 2020. —— the euros, the lipids, and the paralympics. well the two major sporting events next year are the ones pushed back from 2020. but away from the euros and the olympics and paralympics, every sport is hoping to make 2021 the year they regain momentum — and in britain, it could bring the biggest boxing bout in a generation. for great britain. this is why tyson fury against anthonyjoshua matters so much. they hold all the heavyweight world title belts between them. so, a fight would produce the first unified champion since lennox lewis in 1999. so, can it happen? and can it take place in the uk? wel

to adelaide every afternoon. this is about 75 miles 80 miles from our home but the longest distance is when we do venice sunset i'm on a club that takes at least an hour and 45 minutes to get there. we do this 5 nights of the monday through friday. noon skidrow in dot com and tuesday it's called you were wednesday in south central l.a. and spins venice and santa monica. is again down the civic center in. union station in new. delhi and we never designed a program. it's conserve them get out what they are going to ask them any questions don't judge them that's muddy waters and how they ended up being on the street it's not our job to judge them. nobody likes to be a speed scooping on the payments with air traffic running that own in a totally unsanitary conditions that's nobody's wish to be that way. there's a 1000000 reasons why people become homeless it's not always mental illness and it's not always drug addiction yes those are true. i think those are 2 reasons that have a really negative connotation so it's ea

the wicket to fall, mayank agarwal, but india will still be feeling a lot better than they were in adelaidet medals for great britain at the last two olympic games and both times frazer clarke was the man to miss out on a place. but the 29—year—old believes his time will finally come in tokyo next year. that said, he's been telling our 0lympics reporter nick hope that at one stage during lockdown, when the games were postponed, he did think about abandoning his dream. i don't know what i did my past life, but, you know, someone has had it in formatfactorial i knew if it was going to happen any year it was going to be the year i was going to going to be the year i was going to go to the olympic games. how have you coped? not well. it's been difficult. not just you coped? not well. it's been difficult. notjust physically, not being able to train as much and complete. the mental side of things. in the world at the minute, especially mental health, it's a massive subject to stop during lockdown my mum was all over the place. i was close to throwing the towel in. i was almost thinking, but, you

the action from adelaide — as india's captain virat kohli's run out after a mix up on the opening dayst australia. and you'll also hear later from marcus rashford's mum — on why tackling food poverty means so much to her son. welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. today more former rugby union players have come forward to sue the game's authorities for alleged negligence. it means there are now nine players taking action against the rfu, wales rugby union and world rugby, saying they've suffered brain damage — though the law firm representing them says more than 100 players are affected. a letter of claim was delivered to the sport's governing bodies today. chris mclaughlin reports. concussion in rugby, the story that's dominating sports, and that's because some who used to play the game say that what they did on the field has left them with permanent brain damage. today, pre—legal letter representing nine former players was sent to the rfq, w are you and world rugby. it's claiming that the governing bodies should have done more to protect players who are now struggling. thre

adelaide stephenson un ambassador.illiam foster, now disarmament agency head and dean rusk, secretary of state. at his state of the union address, mr. kennedy put his new program squarely before the people. he had been a senator now he appeared before his former fellow congressmen in a new role as president. >> life in 1961 won't be easy. >> reporter: these were the elected representatives of 185 citizens. the suspects of the new program primarily on their people on their approval. these are the people's representatives. kennedy faced international problems from the beginning. in laos congress's, president said unreservedly support the goal of a neutral independent country. tied to no outside power or group of powers. threatening no one. free from any domination. we are faced with a clear and one-sided threat of a change in the internationally agreed position. this threat runs counter to the will of the people. they wish only to be independent and neutral. military operations directed from of the country. if peace is t

the christmas tree in south australia is attracting more than just gifts this december and adelaide family came home to find a koala perched amid the stars and decorative bulbs on their plastic tree the family called in wildlife rescuers who managed to collect to the surprise visitor they said the coroner was only around 4 years old and in good health. top stories on how to 0 us president elect joe biden says he will ask americans to wear mosques for the 1st $100.00 days of his administration and that he'll take the coronavirus vaccine publicly the softer the u.s. reported 2804 deaths on wednesday its highest daily death toll yet it's also recording when 200000 infections every day taking its total cases to more than 14000000 can really help it has more dr anthony found the top infectious disease specialist saying that he expects surge upon surge the c.d.c. or centers for disease control saying that the next 3 months could be among the worst or most difficult in u.s. public health history what americans are bracing for is the fact that it's known that there will likely be an uptick in infe

her hometown in adelaide australia has been covid free. yes, you heard that right simon says she her parents had to make the difficult decision to put health and safety first. >>probably one of the toughest today. some of the gals and time them that i wasn't coming back. so this season was programmed hans bit. just cannot felt like those kind of letting them down a bit because i wasn't going to be that. >>of course a tough time for all of those athletes, we hope everyone ♪ no, no no. let's show 'em how it's done, becky g. ♪ it's the brand new chicken dance song uh ♪ ♪ get down heat it up like a sauna ♪ ♪ spin around one time if you wanna ♪ ♪ wings up stretch em out put it on 'em ♪ ♪ get up now ♪ get down uh ♪ cluck cluck when you hear the sound uh ♪ new chicken dance new chicken sandwich my juicy, thickest fillet yet. my cluck sandwich combos. only at jack in the box. >>a christmas miracle in new last wedding band found its way home just in time for the holiday yes 2 weeks ago, john pond and his wife laura they were searching for their per

and adelaide is the stage as one of this year's most highly anticipated cricket matches gets under way details coming out within the in sport in about 15 minutes. from. now i once again the weather remains slushy dry across a good part of the middle east we have got some showers still leaking the way out just pushing over towards the caspian sea northern parts of iraq you see some rain from time to time maybe wanted to showers into the west as well as south of that it is generally dry national day here in concert on friday temperatures around 24 celsius a light wind has a little bit of the morning mist and folk to watch out for that will shift by saturday as the winds pick up maybe a line of wetter weather just sliding outs of more than parts of saudi arabia for a time not too much on this but some rain there a possibility nevertheless just some rain to just around the gulf of aden some a wetter weather and play him will see that western weather just a fight to the north of somalia as we go through the next day or so i want to see showers just sliding towards the horn of africa elsewhe

we have been listening to adelaide all call one night i'm. leaving. the profit of.it is taking the initiative. at last we're getting a jump on life live. you know most particularly one of the uighurs pounding on. their spare time bank robbers and the 100 housing rally feel 9. 100 pound bomb. just will grow less want to make them.

and adelaide is the stage one of the year's most highly anticipated cricket matches gets under way details coming up in sports. al-jazeera has exclusively obtained the draft european union resolution on the terrier eating human rights in egypt the e.u. parliament will vote on the motion on thursday among other topics it condemns the kidnapping torture and killing of a telling researcher julio originally and 2016 the e.u. parliament deplores attempts by egyptian authorities to hinder progress in the judea regina murder investigation and also expresses regress over a persistent refusal by egypt to give italy information needed for a transparent probe and it urges the e.u. member states to pressure egyptian authorities to fully cooperate with italian investigators and warns against the intimidation of witnesses and its lee's government is also urging the e.u. to help seek justice citing new evidence which suggests 4 egyptian security personnel took part in regime is kidnapping and that one was involved in the killing and italian journalist and former cabinet minister are both returning from t

england spinner danny briggs was among them, replaced after he conceded 15 runs in his only over for adelaidealready a far better bowler on the pitch, former australia paceman peter siddle, who took 5—16 — his best figures in t20 cricket. the hurricanes were all out for 146 and the strikers had no trouble in chasing down their target, winning by five wickets. that's all the sport for now, but website there's more on the bbc sport website, including today's premier league news conferences and build—up to tonight's games. more from me throughout the afternoon. the british medicaljournal and health servicejournal have made a joint call for christmas guidelines to be tightened to avoid excessive pressure building on the nhs. at the moment, across the uk from the 23rd of december three households will be able to form a christmas bubble until the 27th. the journals say, "with the number of hospital patients with covid—19 again on the rise, and a third wave almost inevitable, the new year is likely to see nhs trusts facing a stark choice — be overwhelmed or stop most elective and non—urgent work". s

the christmas tree in south australia is attracting more than just gifts this december and adelaide family came home to find a koala perched amid the stars and decorative bubbles on their plastic tree the family called in wildlife rescuers who managed to collect to the surprise visitor they said the koala was only around 4 years old and in good health. top stories on our 0 u.s. president elect joe biden says he'll ask americans to wear masks for the 1st $100.00 days of his administration and that he'll take the coronavirus vaccine publicly the softer the u.s. reported 2804 deaths on wednesday its highest daily death toll yet is also recording when 200000 infections every day taking its total cases to more than 14000000 can really help it has more to.

the first match will be a day—night test in adelaide with 21 year old cameron green expected to get theead knock. the world darts championship got underway at alexandra palace in london and defending champion peter wright eased to a first round win was his outfit that stole the show. the man known as snakebite was dressed as the grinch on the last day that spectators would be allowed into the venue before tier three coronavirus restrictions are introduced at midnight, meaning no fans will be allowed until at least the matches after the christmas break for this event. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the team that's all your sport for now. fashion is one of the most polluting industries in the world. nearly 100 million tonnes of clothes are produced every year and most of them will never get recycled. but what if all those wasted clothes could be saved and turned into something else? a small town in italy has built its fortune on recycling used clothes and is now leading the way in sustainable fashi

kangaroo island is about 70 miles from the coast of adelaide. its golden beaches and its abundance of wildlife. but last summer, it was one of the highest profile casualties in australia's worst wildfire season on record. the flames spread over 16 million acres, mostly in the south—west of the country, in new south wales and victoria. it destroyed thousands of homes and businesses and claimed the lives of at least 33 people. according to the wwf, it also killed or displaced as many as 3 billion animals. here at the kangaroo island wildlife park, the owners found themselves directly in the fire's path as they fought to save some of the country's most iconic creatures. this little one is grace. grace came in from a road accident when her mum was unfortunately hit by a car and killed, so she has been with us for nearly two months now. it's really important that they do have their teddies. she holds onto that and sees it as her mum. it gives her comfort. if she doesn't have one, she does start looking for one, she gets quite stressy. this is the koa

flooding a few showers too just into that east side of australia still warm there in south australia adelaide at 34 degrees celsius in the simplest temperature that's a full path as we go on through the next couple of days the west of weather will slide through the bite heading towards victoria so turning increase the weight just close port fairy with some a very wet weather coming into tasmania. but . the stories of abuse in aged care homes in the west to shock the world but there's you know it's noticeable when i want to speak for those sending elderly loved ones to thailand to leave out they tacked on which is the. be the hero world needs right. washer. this is al jazeera a quick reminder of our top stories this hour. passengers are meeting to discuss the new trade deal with the u.k. they are expected to endorse the heads of ratification the 2 sides a fine they agreed a 0 tariff deal after months of intense negotiations. south korea has recorded its biggest daily increase in corona virus infections since the start of the pandemic and reported for the top 100 new cases as it rolled out its

india crashed to their lowest ever score of 36, as australia ran riot to win the opening test in adelaideand welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world, and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. ministers have been meeting to discuss how to contain the rising number of coronavirus cases in england. government scientists are continuing to monitor the spread of a new variant of covid in south east england amid "growing concerns" about its transmission. health bosses have warned the nhs is under significant pressure, with nearly 90% of hospital beds in england full. more than two—thirds of people in england are now living under the toughest restrictions, as more areas moved into tier 3 overnight. and the moderna vaccine has been approved in the united states — making it the country's second jab, paving the way for millions of doses to be released. with more detail on the latest coronavirus restrictions, andy moore has this report police officers on patrol in luton giving some friendly advice about protection from covid—19. bedfordshire is

can you even show as evidence of that adelaide's rape is the video can we see it. he will say these they do say it's. so it becomes so bad because of social media and you can read all these ignore it because it's just in your face so you see i do want to come back to you because you you talked about . the young women that you had the encounter with and you said you didn't necessarily go to prison or anything of the sort but i just wondered today with where society is right do you feel men just have the upper hand when it comes to violence against women that men can do this and get away with it imitating what you see around ok so my father would bring his girlfriend home when my mother was very apparent allegedly married. my father was violent would be to have everybody my father very everybody so as a youngster i was like ok this is how life is this what if you're a man and yet when you try and being in charge you induce compliance ok you know and you tell you're maids' whether you did or like you so you get maybe you don't when you tell us yes i'm just trying to u

it happened during the first test between australia and india in adelaide — and india started the daycket down — and yet they were all out for just 36. so it is the lowest total by any team, in test cricket since 1955 — the joint 4th worst of all time, and india's poorest ever. give credit to australia's fearsome bowlers, whom england will have to face next year, but india in their second innings collapsed in less than two hours. what's more, they had been leading in this match, after the first innings. australia needed just 90 to win in the end, and won by eight wickets. i don't think we have ever had a worse batting performance, so it can only go up as from here. as a team we can do special things when we think of partnerships and batting together, so i am confident we will bounce back strongly in the next one and i have no doubt you will see guys stepping up and realising their true characters and doing a job for the team. thank you very much. switzerland has become the first country in continental europe to approve the pfizer/biontech vaccine. we must intervene. and i assure you,

recorded its lowest ever test also on saturday they were dismissed for just 36 by a stray alien adelaide's home side be they just 90 runs to take you to a one the leads in the series win by 8 wickets. this is al jazeera these are the headlines the number of reported coronavirus infections in india's past 10000000 it has the 2nd highest number of cases in the world behind the us the reported infection rates have sharply fallen in recent weeks elizabeth brannon has more from new delhi.

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movement in some ways was not as radical as mott and her movement period.ntebellum johnsoneriod, adelaide created statute of lucretia mott alongside elizabeth cady stanton and susan b. anthony, and re-created that and gave them to congress in 1920, to acknowledge the passage of the 19th amendment, 100 years ago this past month. it,when congress received more than 70 women's groups arrived to call attention to this new landmark. congress accepted the landmark and -- except at the monument and then put it in the crypt. it stayed in the basement of the capital between 1920 and 1997, when a group of organized women finally got his monument to women's activism out of the basement and put it into the rotunda itself. i would argue that that is in some ways about the influence of the vote. to theso much, go basement. at home.ome -- stay mott's radicalism was there for a later group of women to pick up on and talk about. we will get to those by the end of the term. but i believe like looking at her as an example of that. what questions do you have for me? suggestingquestion mott actually thought t