know what they would be doing laid out the sport and when you speak to the great weather it's anthonyjoshuas anthony joshua or tyson fury you speak to the great weather it's anthonyjoshua or tyson fury or mike tyson. every fight they will tell you exactly the same thing. boxing either saved or changed my life. and i want to bring the attention to the sport in a way where the minister of sport in a way where the minister of sport and the british government can actually understand the vital role that the sport plays within the community. in response, a government spokesperson said: "we recognise how let's take a look at some of the other sports news stories making the headlines: kyren wilson hit a 147 maximum break on the second day of the uk snooker championship in milton keynes. wilson, who's the world number five, leads by six frames to four in his first round match against ashley hugill. it's wilson's third career maximum and the 17th in the tournament's history. it should win him the £15,000 prize fund for the highest break. the london stadium will host one 01:14 diamond league meetings

victory means usyk remains the mandaory challenger for anthonyjoshua's wbo title, and joshua was watchinguffered a 3—0 series defeat to new zealand after losing the third test in hamilton. england lost the game 62—117 to the world cup holders, meaning the silver ferns complete a clean sweep in the series. that's all the sport for now. hello and welcome to our look at what's in the sunday papers. joining me this morning are the editor of labourlist sienna rodgers and the property and finance commentator anne ashworth. let's have a look at the front pages. the prime ministers ‘u—turn‘ puts the country under a tough new lockdown, thats according to the observer. the telegraph says the four—week lockdown will save the nhs, as it warns readers to ‘stay at home'. the paper also notes that millions more will be furloughed, as the government extends the scheme until december. the sunday express describes the impending lockdown in england as a ‘last ditch plea' to save christmas and to avoid a medical distaster. shockdown — that's the headline in the sunday mirror. it leads with warnings from expe

oleksander usyk believes he is ready for the challenge of tyson fury and anthonyjoshua after beatingukrainian, a former undisputed world cruiserweight champion, gave himself three out of ten for his performance and praised chisora, a former world title challenger, for his toughness. usyk is undefeated in 18 fights. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport with the us election just two days away, president trump is campaigning in five states that he needs if he's to stay in the white house. he's trailing the democrat candidate joe biden in opinion polls, but hopes promises of massive tax cuts will sway undecided voters. let's just take a quick look at how the polls are shaping up. mr trump has yet to narrow the gap on his democratic challenger, who holds holds a nine point lead nationwide. but as ever, it should be remembered winning the popular vote does not win you the presidency. lets get more form nomia iqbal who is at one miami polling station. record numbers of people have voted early, two politicians now that is right. 8 million pe

victory means usyk remains the mandaory challenger for anthonyjoshua's wbo title, joshua was watchingfinal few days before the us presidential election. this from michigan, where 0bama spoke. he is handed a basketball. can you make a 3—pointer first time? to paraphrase his slogan, though, yes he can. he is always the coolest man under emergency. he had plenty of time to practise, obviously. this is brea kfast, time to practise, obviously. this is breakfast, we have the headlines coming up. hello. this is breakfast with rachel burden and rogerjohnson. england is facing a new national lockdown, starting on thursday and lasting a month, after the prime minister boris johnson said rapidly rising coronavirus cases left him "no alternative". the prime minister previously favoured localised restrictions but said he couldn't risk the nhs being overwhelmed by a surge of covid—19 patients. labour has pledged to support the lockdown in a commons vote on wednesday, but said it should have come sooner. the government has announced that furlough payments will be extended to cover the new lockdown.

he has to fight anthonyjoshua at some point next year, one of the bba titles, joe joyce will some pointee. i'm always entertained by steve! now we love to bring you a heart—warming animal story here on breakfast, and this morning we're going to introduce you to the german dog that's learnt english. hector is a one—year—old american bulldog who was abandoned outside an animal centre in leeds. staff there have been getting him ready to be re—homed. joining us now is hector — and katie simpson from the rspca who's been looking after him. he looks like a beauty. telus a bit about him. hector came to our centre on the 1st of august, he was tied to our gate. it did take two members of our animal care staff and an inspector to actually free him because he had a chain around his neck so tight that he got so worked up and it was that he got so worked up and it was that tight it was strangling him. he was very, that tight it was strangling him. he was very, very that tight it was strangling him. he was very, very nervous, that tight it was strangling him. he was very, very nervous, confused by th

it is great to talk to you and hopefully a huge year ahead far boxing, anthonyjoshua and tyson fury,een great to talk to you, enjoy the spectacle tonight, it is a charity after all. —— lennox lewis. it is an exhibition fight, and a song comes into my head, "the oldest swingers in town", and they are old for boxing, i am 5a. swingers in town", and they are old for boxing, i am 54. it is show business really, those of us think outside the sport that it is fighting, but for the media show business. on a completely different note, he is looking complete —— he is looking pleasingly cosy in his netware. —— netware. is looking pleasingly cosy in his netware. -- netware. we will be looking at some big stories for you. the financial difficulties of arcadia, but massive group, topshop, dorothy perkins, if you are a member of staff do get in touch with us at bbc breakfast, and we are looking at the tier system and talking to some experts. it's a big night for an amateur choir in yorkshire. after losing two of its members to coronavirus, the huddersfield choral society wanted to do something spe