event. 0lympic round, and 6—4 in the atp indoor event.um points in the world champion took the 200 metres. cycle lengths starts tomorrow, the last race with the current team. he won this event twice before when there are umpteen skype but he will be supporting us to make this year, telling him that he is looking for a beautiful race after a horrific crash in france last year. it was pretty horrific. i‘ve never been through anything like that in my career. i had double broken lake, broken elbow, broken sternum, broken wrist, fractured neck, it was it was awful. it took me a long time to get going again and even when i got going, it‘s taking a lot of time to build up to this level of fitness where i‘m able to be on the starting line to attempt a grand tour.l where i‘m able to be on the starting line to attempt a grand tour. a long route to physical fitness, line to attempt a grand tour. a long route to physicalfitness, how line to attempt a grand tour. a long route to physical fitness, how much do you have to steal your mind to forget about

the british number two lost to japan's yoshihito nishioka 6—4, 6—love in the atp indoor event in cologney helped london roar to a stunning 217 point victory in their season opening international swimming league match in budapest. peaty won the 100m breaststroke, to secure maximum points for london, while world champion team—mate duncan scott took the 200m freestyle title. cycling's vuelta a espana starts tomorrow — it's chris froome's last race with current team ineos grenadiers. he's won this event twice before, when ineos were called team sky, although he says he'll be supporting teammate richard carapaz this year. he told sally nugent he's looking forward to a first major race, since suffering an horrific crash in a practice ride in france last year. it was pretty horrific. i've never been through anything like that in my career. i had a double broken leg, broken elbow, broken sternum, broken ribs, perforated lung, fractured vertebra, fractured neck. it was nasty. and it took me a long time to get going again. and even once i got going, it's taken a lot of time to build up to this lev

the british number two lost to yoshihito nishioka 6-4, 6-0 in the atp indoor event in cologne.london roar to a stunning 217—point victory in their season opening international swimming league match in budapest. peaty won the 100m breaststroke to secure maximum points for london, while world champion team—mate duncan scott took the 200m freestyle title. cycling's vuelta a espana starts tomorrow. it's chris froome's last race with current team ineos grenadiers. he's won this event twice before, when ineos were called team sky, although he says he'll be supporting team—mate richard carapaz this year. he told sally nugent he's looking forward to a first major race since suffering an horrific crash in a practice ride in france last year. it was pretty horrific. i've never been through anything like that in my career. i had a double broken leg, broken elbow, broken sternum, broken ribs, perforated lung, fractured vertebra, fractured neck. it was nasty. and it took me a long time to get going again. and even once i got going, it's taken a lot of time to build up to this level of fitne

last four will be britain's dan evans, who overcame grigor dimitrov in three sets to reach his second atpgayle has become the first batsman to hit 1,000 sixes in t20 cricket. the west indies batsman achieved the feat in the ipl for his kings 11 punjab side with some trademark huge hitting. how h ow ofte n how often have we seen that? it didn't end too well, though, as he was remarkably bowled out on 99 — you can see how frustrated he was — just one short of his century! he's hit over 300 more sixes than anybody else. and i'm sure he will hit more. it's halloween tomorrow — and many of you may be dressing up, even if it's just at home. british heavyweight dereck chisora has got involved too. not to be undone. this was at the weigh—in today for his fight with undisputed world cruiserweight champion oleksandr usyk. chisora wore halloween face and body paint, with the word "war" daubed on his chest, as the pair went head—to—head. it remains to be seen whether chisora's scare tactics will have any effect on his opponent, who's considered one of the best fighters on the planet. all the talking

last four will be britain's dan evans, who overcame grigor dimitrov in three sets to reach his second atp1,000 sixes in t20 cricket. the west indies batsman achieved the feat in the ipl for his kings 11 punjab side with some trademark huge hitting. how often have we seen that? it didn't end too well, though, as he was remarkably bowled out on 99 — you can see how frustrated he was — just one short of his century! he has hit over 300 more sixes than anybody else. and i'm sure he'll hit a few more. now, it's halloween tomorrow — and many of you may be dressing up, even if it's just at home. british heavyweight dereck chisora has got involved as well, not to be undone. this was at the weigh—in today for his fight with undisputed world cruiserweight champion oleksandr usyk. chisora there wearing halloween face and body paint, with the word "war" daubed on his chest, as the pair went head—to—head. it remains to be seen whether chisora's scare tactics will have any effect on his opponent, who's considered one of the best fighters on the planet. all the talking will be settled in the ring tomorr

atp acknowledged this incident happened and called on all players to provide by coronavirus protocols or risk jeopardizing these tournaments being carried out. >> thank you for that. our special coverage continues with jake tapper. >>> welcome to the lead i'm jake tapper. we begin with the national lead. it looks a lot like the second wave of the coronavirus as the united states enters the fall and winter months. we are seeing a country on this pandemic map blanketed in red. 35 states showing an increase in new cases all headed the wrinkle direction. this is up 0%, new cases at 1,000 a day. at this rate the u.s. will likely hit 8 million cases by the end of the week or 9 million by election day november 3rd. even worse hospitalizations are also rising. yesterday the number was 37,000, up nearly 10,000 from two weeks ago. and with nearly 1,000 deaths reported yesterday the death average kicked up slightly to 724 dead americans every day. 724. wearing masks in public and socially distancing remains the best way to stop the virus from spreading and to protect other people from getting co

atp acknowledged this incident happened and called on all players to provide by coronavirus protocolsrdizing these tournaments being carried out. >> thank you for that. our special coverage continues with jake tapper. >>> welcome to the lead i'm jake tapper. we begin with the national lead. it looks a lot like the second wave of the coronavirus as the united states enters the fall and winter months. we are seeing a country on this pandemic map blanketed in red. 35 states showing an increase in new cases all headed the wrinkle direction. this is up 0%, new cases at 1,000 a day. at this rate the u.s. will

for the third consecutive tournament he's been knocked out in the first round — this time in the atplped london roar to a stunning 217 point victory in their season opening international swimming league match in budapest. peaty won the 100m breaststroke to secure maximum points for london, while world champion team—mate duncan scott took the 200m freestyle title. u nfortu nately, unfortunately, that's all your sports for now. let's get more now on the news that wales is introducing a two week national lockdown. the welsh government say it's intended as a ‘short, sharp shock‘ to try to halt the second wave of coronavirus ahead of the winter. from 6 o'clock on friday people in wales will be asked to stay at home and will have to do so until november 9th. people will be permitted to exercise outdoors. all non—essential retail will close and pubs, bars and restaurants will be restricted to takeaway service only and households cannot mix in any location. there'll be extra support for businesses too — up to £5,000 for every business forced to close. paula warren operates a number of luxury

last four will be britain's dan evans, who overcame grigor dimitrov in three sets to reach his second atpin t20 cricket. the self—proclaimed ‘universe boss' achieved the feat for his ipl side, the kings xi punjab, in trademark fashion. remarkably though, he was bowled out on 99, just one run short of his century. gayle threw his bat across the field in frustration, but he's still 300 sixes ahead of his nearest rival. that's some consolation. 41 years old, can you believe it, chris gayle? he is naughty, throwing a bout! you cannot do that in golf! he would lose your club if you did, in the lake or whatever. it has been done. thank you jane. it is a0 minutes past six. with a career spanning decades, sir lenny henry is perhaps best known as a comedian and for his charity work as one of comic relief‘s founding figures. now he's hoping to make a mark on young minds and has written a series of children's books. he's been chatting exclusively to our reporter graham satchell about encouraging children to read and the need for more diversity in literature. 0n on monday, he had made breakfast of cu

his latest disappointment came at the atp indoor event in cologne.me. there was a happy outcome too for rob — as leeds beat the salford red devils 17—16 to win the trophy. it was close but they did it. well, despite defeat for salford, not all of their fans were left dejected. supporter danny gray tweeted this yesterday. and if you want to see the full documentary rob burrow: my year with mnd, produced by bbc breakfast and bbc sport, it's on the bbc iplayer now. that's all your sport. shows you sport transcend things. thank you. lovely message, sally, thank you. there's a midday ultimatum for local leaders in greater manchester, who must come to an agreement with the government over tougher coronavirus restrictions, or the prime minister may have to impose them. ministers say they are concerned about rising levels of coronavirus, but the regions leaders say they won't agree to the highest level of restrictions without more financial help. let's speak to the mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham. good morning, good to speak to you. and you, good m