good night and for your attention, a news release from colleagues from the ukrainian editorial office of bbcnews good evening we are from ukraine bbc news ukraine live broadcast from london will call on hryhoriy zhagalov for half an hour on the main topics of the day russia aims to advance deep into the donetsk region but it is unlikely to succeed, such a prediction is made by the british military intelligence, a tribunal for putin, a lawyer and an internationalist are working on a trial for war crimes of the russian leadership, will it be possible, and the rest or the basement, what happens to the russians who refuse to fight steve's report rosenberg, russia sets itself the goal of advancing deep into the donetsk region. but it is unlikely that it will succeed . british military intelligence makes such a prediction. british intelligence officers believe that the russians are unlikely to be able to achieve significant success in this direction in the coming months, but the institute for the study of war in the daily review analyzes in detail the participation of belarus in the russian invasi

literally in a few moments a news release from my colleagues from the ukrainian editorial office of bbc news good evening we are from ukraine greetings bbc new from ukraine live from london olga palamaryukov is working in the studio for the next 30 minutes we will talk about russia attacked ukraine with kamikaze drones kyiv and the region came under attack what is known about damage for the first time in three years putin went to belarus for a meeting with lukashenka why and should ukraine be wary so you are a football triumph argentines celebrate the victory of their national team at the world cup and the fact that lionel messi, the captain of the team, claims the title of the best player of our time , the week began with new attempts by the russians to disable critical infrastructure tonight, russia launched a new massive attack on ukraine with kamikaze drones, explosions rang out in kyiv and the region, the authorities announced the downing of 18 shaheds out of 23 that were flying on the capital, as last time, a drone was launched from the eastern coast of the sea of ​​azov, it was reported in

good evening. take care and let's keep going together to victory. well, literally in a few seconds in the espresso artery , a news release from my colleagues from the ukrainian editorial office of bbc news good evening we are from ukraine on the air bbc news ukraine my name is hryhoriy zhigalov today in the program kherson under constant fire from the russians, civilians are fleeing the city, the defense force came close to liberating the flint zachaidna the press predicts the culmination of the battle for bakhmut and the escalation in kosovo serbia has put its troops on full combat readiness kosovo accuses the serbs of destabilization under the influence of russia what is happening and let's start with the fruits of the parliament the president zelensky addressed the verkhovna rada of ukraine with a message about the internal and external situation. glory to ukraine, almost no one except us. the address was held behind closed doors. it was delayed for an hour and a half due to an air raid. the meeting was attended by the entire government, commander-in -chief zaluzhny, foreign diplomats and families of the fallen soldiers. after the speech the awarding of the military was also hel

you are watching bbc news. good to have you with us. now, the travel show. hello and welcome to this very special edition of the show, coming to you from the spectacular valley of the kings here in luxor in egypt. if you were watching last week, you'd have seen me unearthing the story of how tutankhamun�*s tomb was discovered here 100 years ago this year. well, it's such a breathtaking location that we thought we'd stick around for a while to bring you this — our best bits of 2022. well, from the baking sun of here in egypt, let's switch to the snow of switzerland where, back in march, carmen got to experience a horse race like no other — where the jockeys don't need saddles. they use skis. this is st moritz in the swiss alps. it's the place, so they say, where the concept of the winter holiday was born. it also occupies a unique place in sporting history. it's where the bobsleigh was created, but skijoring is an even stranger sporting event than that. the race is a wild mix of horses, skiing, all done over this frozen lake. before the main event, i caught u

you are watching bbc news. good to have you with us. now on bbc news, it's time for review 2022.nd one story that's led news bulletins in the uk throughout the year has been rising prices and their impact. victoria valentine, along with our team of economics and business correspondents, have been reflecting on the causes and consequences of the squeezed economy and the cost of living. when big ben brought in the new year, few of us would have expected the year that was to follow. remember, in 2022 we started off very much in the grip of a global pandemic. who would have thought that another worldwide story would dominate the news agenda? tonight at 10, we are live in ukraine, a country at war, after a huge russian military offensive by land, sea and air. prices quickly rose to their fastest rate in over a0 years, and inflation touched everything, from our household bills to our wages and our hopes for the future. the global economy was already suffering from a long covid, with hold—ups in supply chains causing headaches and higher bills for business. countries from france to finl

plenty more to come on bbc news. good evening. new year's eve is upon us.ot going on. rain for some of us, snow for others, so this is a recipe that could cause some travel disruption. so, what's going on at the moment? well, on the satellite picture, we can see this big shield of cloud that's been pushing its way in across the uk. that's been bringing quite a lot of heavy rain. this little weather system in the north of scotland, that's been delivering some snow. you can see the remnants of those snow showers on the charts for this evening. this band of rain, as that works northward, some very wet weather for the far north of england, northern ireland, and some snow over high ground in southern scotland around midnight for much of england and wales, it's a story of clear spells and one or two showers. it will still be quite windy, particularly around the coasts, the far north of england, very wet indeed. some heavy rain for northern ireland. and then, across the south of scotland, there'll be some rain at low levels, but over even quite modest hills, i thi

tomorrow now for your attention issue news from my colleagues from the ukrainian editorial office of bbc news. good evening. we are from ukraine on the air with ukraine. my name is hryhoriy zhagalov. today in the program under melitopol, a strategically important bridge for the russians was blown up. what is happening in this area? the safety of the nuclear power plant. transformers and ld in paris discussed how to prevent russia from plunging ukraine into darkness and a civilizational choice, more and more ukrainians, against the background of the war unleashed by russia, choose to celebrate christmas on december 25. what does the church think about this? and let's start with fresh news, which literally just appeared, the united states is preparing to provide ukraine with anti-missile defense systems, the process of reference to sources is reported by the american media, it is indicated that the white house is already completing preparations for sending the patriot anti-aircraft missile system to ukraine, the plan developed by the us department of defense must be approved by the head of the pentag

you are watching bbc news. good morning.y is, of course, will it be a white christmas? starting us off today, you'd be forgiven for thinking "no chance!" we're in some fairly mild air, really, top to tail across the uk, which is being pulled in from the atlantic on a south—westerly wind. but there is some much colder airjust sitting to the north of the uk, on the northern flank of this area of low pressure. this low will drive the weather across the uk this christmas day. it will push bands of showers through with some sunny interludes between times but occasionally, the showers lumping together into more persistent spells of rain, perhaps for northern ireland and northern england through the afternoon, later in the day towards the south—east. mild to the south. afternoon temperatures, 10, 11 degrees. but notice, the keen—eyed amongst you, the map turning blue across scotland through the afternoon — temperatures will actually come down through the day. now, the definition of a white christmas is not for blanket snow coverage

now for your attention a news release from my colleagues from the ukrainian editorial office of bbc news goodvening we are from ukraine good evening in bible broadcasts from ukraine live and from london. i'm yevgenia shadlovska and we have half an hour to talk about the main events of this day. for six years, the energy industry has been knocked down. the power has already begun to be restored. russia hit ukraine with a missile, according to the authorities, most of the forces were knocked down. type, however, there are hits on energy infrastructure objects at most 60 dollars per barrel, will western countries be able to prevent russia from making money from oil by introducing these new restrictions, and how neighboring moldova also suffers from russian strikes on the energy infrastructure of ukraine, russia launched a missile attack on ukraine, fired more than 70 missiles, as reported by the ukrainian air force, most of them more than 60 missiles were shot down in the government, the russians reported, hit energy facilities in three regions in kyiv, vinnytsia, odesa, in in many regions, the

literally in a few moments a news release from my colleagues from the ukrainian editorial office of bbc news goodne from ukraine live from london olga palamaryukov is working in the studio for the next 30 minutes we will talk about russia attacked ukraine with kamikaze drones kyiv was under attack and area known to be damaged

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for your attention, a news release from my colleagues from the ukrainian editorial office of bbc news. good evening. we are from ukraine, from ukraine. church sanctions against novinskyi and the governor of the kyiv-pechersk lavra president zelensky instructed to deal with the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate the head of the anglican church arrived in ukraine the archbishop of canterbury he visited buch and biden said that he is ready to meet with putin if he is interested in ending the war apart from lin, they answered that that they will not discuss the withdrawal of their troops deal with the ukrainian orthodox church check the work of the kyiv pechersk lavra the president volodymyr zelenskyi was the driver of the decision of the national security and defense council regarding the defense in ukraine of religious organizations affiliated with centers of influence in russia. the nsdc meeting took place the day before, and today the corresponding decree was published on the president's website. later it became known that together with this, the nsdc also introduced churc

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care of yourself and let's keep going together to victory. by the ukrainian editorial staff of bbc news goodon the air bbc news ukraine my name is hryhoriy zhigalov today in the kherson program civilians are fleeing the city under constant fire from the russians

victoria gill, bbc news. good to have you with us. i have got the headlines coming up. goodbye.s the highlands, settling through this afternoon and into this evening. it is also quite a cold day, a noticeable breeze out there. the wind has swung in from the north, north—west, and the colder air has temporarily spread across the country. there is a milder air in the atlantic and it is heading our way. for the rest of today the snow settling across the highlands and in some spots, it could be up as much as ten centimetres, but more typically, a couple of centimetres. further south it is much too mild, but it is not particularly warm, three or four degrees come the early evening. seven degrees on the south coast in plymouth. that is 6pm on boxing day. snow showers continue for some time in the evening but then they will fade. it will be clear across many eastern areas. there is a frost on the way, but the next weather front is approaching. it is pushing in milder air across ireland, wales, the south—west of england. that weather front is going to bump into the cold air that is in p

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bbc news, liverpool. that bbc news, liverpool. is good news for veronica ryan that is good news for veronica ryan who won can reach me on twitter — i'm @monika plaha. hello. we're already seeing the snow piling up across some parts of northern scotland here, for example, aberdeenshire. so no wonder there are snow warnings out, notjust for northern scotland, but snow showers elsewhere. but with the widespread frost, of course, ice is a real concern, particularly where the showers have been, but not exclusively. and this cold air sitting upon us at the moment is here to stay. you can trace its origin right the way back up to the arctic, and it will, in fact, engulf many parts of northern europe. so although the chance of snow is low inland, it's certainly not without the realms of possibility, because most of the showers that fall — as we head through the rest of the week — could fall as snow, most likely in western and eastern areas, and particularly across northern and northern scotland, where that snow will continue to blow around in the strong wind. as much as ten centimetres forecast here. but perhaps

bbc news. bye—bye. good evening. i'm holly hamilton with your sports news tonight. a tense wait for the visitors, with the first goal coming just before half—time courtesy of rodri. two goals then from erling haaland means he's become the fastest player to score 20 goals in premier league history, taking just 14 appearances. pascal struijk headed in for leeds, but city never really looked too ruffled to take all three points. liverpool have confirmed cody gakpo willjoin the club from psv eindhoven. the dutch forward scored three times for his country at the world cup, including this one in the opening game of the tournament against qatar. the move will become official at the start of the january transfer window, subject to a work permit being granted, after agreeing personal terms and successfully completing a medical. in the scottish premiership, celtic have beaten hibernian by 4—0. aaron mooy scored twice, one of which was from the penalty spot, with his goals coming either side of this brilliant effort from daizen maeda before the break. it keeps celtic nine poin

now for your attention, a news release from mykolay from the ukrainian editorial office of bbc news one. good evening . from ukraine live and from london. i'm yevgenia shadlovska and today in the program for 30 minutes we will talk about the following in ukraine: restoring the power system after yesterday's massive missile attack in russia, another fire at the airfield, safety guarantees for diplomats and the story of a family from the kyiv region say what works for russia after the war. their house was bombed and now the three of them have to huddle in a cold summer kitchen in ukraine. they are restoring the power system after yesterday 's massive rocket fire. intelligence officer kyrylo bogdanov said that russia has missiles left for several more large-scale attacks, according to him, russia is running out of high-precision weapons stocks here are the estimates today in ukraine they celebrate the day of the armed forces, the day when the ukrainian military is honored. president zelenskyi today visited donetsk region and then kharkiv region, he congratulated the military with monetary awards

bbc news from london. a few moments ago, buckingham palace announced the death of her majesty queen elizabeth ii. goodfast. we're at westminster abbey on an historic day. 0n the coffin, a card handwritten by the king. "in loving and devoted memory, charles r." big ben chimes from lloyd george to liz truss, the bbc�*s political reporters have stood here trying to record everything that happened behind that famous door. the choices made by prime ministers that affect us all. even life or death. and many decisions that made history. sir winston churchill has resigned from the position of prime minister. he made the radio broadcast his own. but winston churchill was not a fan of tv. sir harold wilson is speeding towards london by train. we think we may be able to contact him by radio telephone. we're going to try. mr wilson? 0thers soon saw the opportunity. may i tell you the result - of the labour gain this morning at brighton kempton? hello? i seem to have lost you. the bbc, mrs thatcher. crafted their soundbites. where there is doubt, may we bring faith. i and where there is despair, may we bring hope.

panicky didenko and now for your attention a news release from mykolay from the ukrainian lecture bbc news one gooding we are from ukraine good evening on the air ovtsini from ukraine live and from london i am yevgenia shadlovska and today in the program during 30

to your attention a news release from my colleagues from the ukrainian editorial office of bbc news one. goodm ukraine. we are from ukraine. live from london. olga palamaryuk is working in the studio and this is what we are talking about today. casualties and destruction are known the white house is finalizing preparations to send the patriot missile defense system to ukraine will they be able to close the sky over ukraine

pokynenko was with us and now for your attention a news release from my colleagues from the bbc news service good evening we are from ukraine good evening in broadcast the bible live from ukraine and from london in the studio yevgenia shadlovska and this is what we will talk about in 30 minutes the limit of endurance the ukrainian energy system seems to have withstood a russian missile attack, will it be able to withstand future attacks ukraine does not comment, but military observers wonder how and with what the ukrainian military could to target strategic military airfields in the depths of russia and wanted to capture the bundestag and revive the second reich in germany, they detained extremists who were planning a coup d'état the russian military shelled the city of kurakhove in donetsk region, the strike was in the center of the city and, according to local authorities, at least six people were killed and five were wounded. russia is again striking ukraine with iranian kamikaze drones after a several-week break in the use of these weapons. at night, the russians attacked the dnipropetrovsk r

potential for snow in your local area, a good place to head there for the probabilities is the bbc weather app. that's is the bbc weather app. all from the bbc newsdbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. good afternoon, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. the world cup quarterfinals begin today, with brazil taking on croatia and argentina coming up against the netherlands later. brazil are tournament favourites and are looking to win their sixth world cup. and they'll have to come through an encounter this afternoon against the surprise 2018 finalists croatia. neymar was back from injury and back scoring in their last 16 comfortable win over south korea. while croatia came through penalties againstjapan to get here. kick off three o'clock. and a lot of people are wondering if it'll be a south american semifinal if both brazil and argentina progress. they take on the netherlands in the seven o'clock kick off — could it be the last time we see argentina's lionel messi on the biggest international stage? he carries the hopes of his nation on his shoulders as he aims to land a title which has so far el

you so that you know , i wish you a good evening until tomorrow and now for your attention a news release from my colleagues from the ukrainian editorial office of bbctching together good evening we are from ukraine on bbc news ukraine my name is hryhoriy zhugalov today in the program volodymyr zelenskyi visited the hottest point on the bakhmut front that the president brought to the front line and returned to kyiv

bbc website. i'll be back with the news at ten, but the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time tojoin our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. goode to bbc london. coming up this evening... billionaire businessman elon musk sissy will step down as chief executive of the online platform twitter as soon as he finds someone as he put it, foolish enough to take thejob. it was as he put it, foolish enough to take the job. it was the result of his own pull on site asking it follows the result of his own poll on the site, asking users whether he should step down. the result was overwelmingly, yes. here's our technology editor, zoe kleinman. it's not a good day. it's been interesting week for elon musk and it's only wednesday. last night he took to twitter. he sent a tweet confirming that he is looking for a new chief executive to take overfrom him as the boss. he wrote, "i will resign as ceo as soon as i find someone foolish enough to take thejob." it's all come about because of a poll musk tweeted on sunday asking whether he should remain in charge. more than 17 million people voted and 57.5% said he should step down. at the end of oct

your attention, a news release from my colleagues from the ukrainian editorial office of bbc news in full . good evening. we are from ukraine. we are from ukraine. live from london. olga palamaryuk is working in the studio and here is what are we saying today, russia attacked kyiv with shahedes, how many drones were shot down, and what is known about the victims and destruction. well, the house is completing preparations for the deployment of an anti-missile defense system to ukraine. patriots, will they be able to close the sky over ukraine ? russia attacked kyiv with drones, the mass attack of the shaheds began around 6 a.m. according to a report from the general staff of the armed forces, the attack uavs were flying from the direction of the eastern coast of the sea of ​​azov radar devices detected more than 10 barrage munitions according to the military in the capital , damaged one administrative building and four houses , later president volodymyr zelenskyi said that the air defense system shot down all 13 of 13 drones of iranian origin, people were not injured, let us remind you that on de

bbc news in manchester. and you can get hold of me on twitter. now on bbc news, we've got the weather forecast with louise lear. good evening.been a mild christmas day with plenty of showers around. but as the temperatures fall, particularly in the far north—west, we are likely to see some of those showers turning increasingly wintry. it's behind this weather front here, as the wind direction changes to a north—westerly. and so that means we could start to see some accumulations of snow even at lower levels, as much as three centimetres in the far north—west of scotland, perhaps at ten centimetres to wake up to to higher ground across scotland on boxing day morning. so, yes, still the risk of some further sleet and snow showers. into boxing day, showers of rain into northern ireland and generally along west facing coasts of england and wales. further inland, away from the strength of that wind, we will see a little more shelter, a little more sunshine and a little more warmth, with temperatures peaking at 10 degrees, but feeling noticeably cooler in the cloud with the showers around. wet and windy weather for all of us on tu

whatever you are watching, welcome to bbc news. it is good to have your company.declared three days of mourning for pele — for many, the world's greatest ever footballer — who has died in sao paulo at the age of 82. tributes to the footballer have been pouring in from around the world. during his career he became the first — and so far only — player to win three world cups — and scored over a thousand goals. simon jones has more. a sporting icon who made football beautiful. described by the brazilian football confederation as the greatest sportsperson of all time. he burst onto the international stage at the world cup in 1958, when he wasjust 17. he scored six goals in four matches. he'd win the world cup three times, the only player ever to achieve this. in mexico in 1970, his skill, electrifying speed and deadly accuracy were all on display. in a career that spanned two decades, he scored more than 1,000 goals. fans have been gathering outside the stadium in sao paulo that became synonymous with pele. and at the hospital where he died, for some it's proving too

bbc news. —— and this is. good evening. i'm holly hamilton with your sports news tonight.struijk headed in for leeds, but city never really looked too ruffled to take all three points. liverpool have confirmed cody gakpo willjoin the club from psv eindhoven. the dutch forward scored three times for his country at the world cup, including this one in the opening game of the tournament against qatar. the move will become official at the start of the january transfer window, subject to a work permit being granted, after agreeing personal terms and successfully completing a medical. in the scottish premiership, celtic have beaten hibernian by 4—0. aaron mooy scored twice, one of which was from the penalty spot, with his goals coming either side of this brilliant effort from daizen maeda before the break. it keeps celtic nine points clear at the top of the division. elsewhere, it was a comfortable night for rangers as they beat motherwell 3—0. there was a vital three points for dundee united at tannadice. and hearts move up to third with their first away win against stjohnstone

. >> andrew bailey is speaking in an interview with bbc saying good news in u.k. inflation figures. y: exactly. that's the point. that's the amazing thing. yes it's good news but you have to want to see it. alix: so it raises the question for me what's changed and i wonder, may be the tpi tool that the ecb has is better than thought. they can handle the spread widening. maybe they can handle the energy crisis in the winter. is there anything to that in terms of why they went so hawkish today. >> i think it's not very complicated. i think inflation fears are not good. the economy has been more resilient on this with some market analysts were thinking, myself also, the unemployment rate is quite low there some wage pressure. i think we should look at the simple analysis that inflation is too strong for the ecb to act. my concern is that the guidance on rate as been quite strong. and the intention you see it's not the intention to further dampen demand in a situation with the project with already to negative figures. this i think is a bridge too far. guy: peter, have inflation expectati

now on bbc one, let'sjoin our news teams where you are. have a very good afternoon. good afternoon. news. i'm ben croucher with a sports update for you. we'll start with football, where manchester city host liverpool this evening in the last of the league cup fourth round matches. in recent seasons, heated clashes on and off the field have grabbed the headlines, but both clubs have called for calm. as for the football, it's their first match since the world cup — and with the likes of erling haaland and riyad mahrez fully rested having not played in qatar, city boss pep guardiola feels those returning from the world cup are that much sharper. they combine so good, perfectly. they combine so good, perfectly. they compete, they train every day, and we have holidays, that's why it is most important to keep the rhythm and for the players who were not in the world cup to gain the rhythm. we will try and they will try, it's not a _ we will try and they will try, it's not a strange situation. it is a strange — not a strange situation. it is a strange situation being, coming back for the _ s

we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. good friday brought us another bitterly cold day after a sharp frost to start. we had some snow showers around and that's going to be very much the story into the weekend. staying very cold. icy stretches for many of us. further snow showers in places and lingering freezing fog. we're seeing that freezing fog already forming. it's going to become more extensive tonight for the east midlands, particularly east anglia, up towards the vale of york. more heavy snow showers and icy conditions across the north and north—east of scotland. ice also likely around some of these irish sea coast with showers for northern ireland down towards the south west of england too. temperatures as low as about minus five or minus six even in some of our towns and cities, but even colder than that for a few rural spots. so a bitterly cold start to saturday morning for scotland. there's that lingering snow, perhaps just rain close to the coast for aberdeenshire, for instance. some early sunshine for southern scot

and coming up on the bbc news channel — we'll have news of england's one—day squad to tour south africa next year, with a return for pace bowlerjofra archer. goodon and welcome to the bbc�*s news at one. health leaders have warned that disruption from yesterday's ambulance strike in england and wales could make the next few days very challenging for hospitals. there were fewer emergency calls than usual in some areas, but nhs providers, which represents hospitals and ambulance services in england, says it expects a return to "very high" levels of demand. to underline the difficulties facing the nhs, latest figures for last week show that thousands of ambulances, that's one in four, waited for an hour or more outside hospitals to drop off their patients, the worst figures in a decade. our correspondent, robin brant, has the latest. the day after the strike, it's back to normal outside this a&e. i knew the strikes weren't on, but i was in walking distance, so i didn't need an ambulance today. i managed to hobble here. but normal is increasingly bad, according to these new figures. 24%, that's more than 16,000 emergency ambulances, waited for an h

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bbc news, in the mountains outside beijing. we are keeping a match on the semifinal between argentina and the netherlands, we will let you know if anything changes here on bbc world news. bye for now. goodd that's going to be very much the story into the weekend. staying very cold. icy stretches for many of us. further snow showers in places and lingering freezing fog. we're seeing that freezing fog already forming. it's going to become more extensive tonight for the east midlands, particularly east anglia, up towards the vale of york. more heavy snow showers and icy conditions across the north and north—east of scotland. ice also likely around some of these irish sea coast with showers for northern ireland down towards the south west of england too. temperatures as low as about —5 or —6 even in some of our towns and cities, but even colder than that for a few rural spots. so a bitterly cold start to saturday morning for scotland. there's that lingering snow, perhaps just rain close to the coast for aberdeenshire, for instance. some early sunshine for southern scotland, perhaps northern ireland, as well, but ice certainly a risk here. there are those showers pushing in towards mancheste

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that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. goodit's 1:30pm and here's your latest sports news. it's been confirmed that the england rugby union head coach eddiejones has been sacked after seven years in charge. forwards coach richard cockerill will take over the running of the team an interim basis. today marks the end of the second round of the world cup, in qatar, with portugal taking on switzerland and, before that, morocco facing spain. morocco caused one of the shocks of the tournament by winning their group and are looking to reach the quarterfinals for the very first time. 2010 champions spain have had a mixed bag of results so far, finishing second in their group. translation: we have many people to -la at the translation: we have many people to play at the highest _ translation: we have many people to play at the highest level, _ translation: we have many people to play at the highest level, so _ translation: we have many people to play at the highest level, so this - play at the highest level, so this will be a tricky gam

that's all from the bbc news at one , so it's goodbye from me , and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. good0pm and here's your latest sports news. after all the drama of yesterday, the world cup group stages draw to a close today and all eyes this afternoon will see two old foes reuniting. ghana take on uruguay in their final group match in theirfirst meeting since their infamous 2010 quarterfinal, which saw luis suarez sent off after he stopped ghana from scoring, with his hand. asamoah gyan missed the subsequent penalty and ghana went out of the tournament. suarez was asked if he felt sorry about the incident in a pre—match conference yesterday. this was his response. it is not my fault because i don't miss the penalty. you see the player missed a penalty, he say he do it the same in this situation. it is not my responsibility, the shoot of penalty. and then tonight, group g draws to a close as switzerland, cameroon and serbia try tojoin brazil in getting out the group. a win will guarantee progress for switzerland but both serbia and cameroon must win to stand a chance of reaching the la

now on bbc news it is time for sportsday. good evening. i'm 0lly foster.es. england clinton plan till tomorrow night. we will hear from coach and captain ahead of their match against france. i'm sarah mulkerrins live at the bbc sport studio. also coming up in the programme: what a debut for pakistan spinner abrar ahmed —

bbc news at 0ne. so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. good0pm and here's your latest sports news... england have appointed leicester's steve borthwick and he says he was the whole country to be proud to be announced as the new head coach of rugby england rugby union and a five year contract. that'sjust rugby union and a five year contract. that's just nine rugby union and a five year contract. that'sjust nine months before the world cup begins in france. the former england captain takes over immediately and his first match in charge will be the six nations opener against scotland on the fourth of february. he's joined by kevin sinfield, who takes over as defence coach, having worked with borthwick at leicester. argentina are flying back home to what promises to be a heroes welcome, after winning their first world cup since 1986, beating france on penalties. the celebrations are likely to still be going on now; night, with fireworks and music outside the lusail stadium which saw them claim the victory. it's their third world cup triumph. it wa