bbc coverage to stick to football. in a minute, we'll hear from one person who's a former head of sport at the bbc and a former head of for the bbc. and we'll talk to msnbc�*s host ayman mohyeldin about his concerns about how the western media are covering qatar. but let's begin with the man in the middle of all of this, gary lineker. the opening ceremony has never been shown in a football tournament on bbc one. it's never been a thing, because then they're not like the olympic opening ceremonies, which are big things, where all the athletes are introduced. the opening ceremony is kind ofjust a little bit of an addition traditionally, it only happens, it only goes on for 15, 20 minutes. what happened with this one, though, was that it was actually moved in the timings a little bit earlier than it was going to be shown originally. they've changed many things in this world cup already, we've seen that. so it was always, so it was decided because they already had the wsl game planned to be scheduled on bbc one, and we came on airjust at the very end of the opening ceremony, but it was available on bbc iplayer, that was m

latest action, hear key interviews and discuss the day's biggest talking points from here at the bbc sport later in the hour on the bbc news channel we'll round up the latest action, hear key interviews and discuss the day's biggest talking points from here at the bbc sport centre. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc lunchtime news. tens of thousands of workers are on strike in a series of walk—outs across the uk, affecting schools, universities and royal mail sorting offices. scotland is facing its first national strike by teachers for nearly a0 years — after a revised pay offer was rejected by unions as "insulting". meanwhile, lecturers and other academic staff at universities are taking industrial action over pay, pensions and contracts. we'll have more on that in a moment — first, our correspondent alexandra mackenzie has the latest on the impact on primary and secondary state schools across scotland. what do we want? 10%! they brave what do we want? 1096! they brave the cold at this picket _ what do we want? 1096! they brave the cold at this picket line _ what do we want? 1096! they

all today's world cup goals are on the bbc sport website. of defeats for wales and england in their rugby union internationals. that's almost it for today — before we go, here's laura kuenssberg about what's on her show tomorrow. so many of us have been caught up in the rail strikes today. we'll be asking the transport secretary in the morning just how he plans to fix it, and we will have a bit of mathematics and football magic. find out more on bbc one at nine in the morning. that's all from me. goodnight. strong southerly winds brought mild air to everyone today, with temperatures reaching 15 in northern scotland and those same winds are hello, it's not been a pleasant day today. grey skies and outbreaks of rain. a bit better tomorrow but for the rest of this evening and overnight we can expect more rain. having said that. later in the night the weather should start to improve across northern and western areas of the uk. this is the weather front that crossing the country right now. that is the centre of low pressure that weather front wil

hello there, this is your update from the bbc sport centre. who made it 1—0. but manchester united were level within 19 seconds — a long ball behind the villa defence and bruno fernandes' pass was tapped in by anthony martial. the midlands side took the lead again just after the hour mark — leon bailey's header turned into his own net by diogo dalot. before marcus rashford celebrated his call—up to the england world cup squad by showing excellent persistence to score united's second equaliser of the night. with 11 days to go, until england kick off their world cup campaign, gareth southgate has confirmed the 26—man group that'll be travelling to qatar. much of the team is tried and tested, but perhaps the most eye—catching on that list are james maddison and callum wilson — getting their first international call—ups in three years. maddison�*s only england cap came as a substitute against montenegro in november 2019. get he's playing really well. he's a good player. we've always said he's a good player. he’s good player. we've always said he's

thank you very much indeed with the bbc sport centre with all the latest sport.w to the g20 summit in bali where president biden is about to hold a news conference following his meeting with china's leader xi jinping. the first time they have had a face—to—face meeting sincejoe biden became president. i would just give you a brief rundown on what they have been talking about. apparently they talked about their greed in the talks that nuclear weapon should never be used, including in your crane. in a statement they said that president biden and president xi reiterated that a nuclear war should never before and can never be one. also, joe biden told the chinese data that the world should encourage north korea to act responsibly and thatjoe biden raised american concerns about what he called shiner�*s coercive and aggressive actions on taiwan. the island that china claims as its territory. there have been a lot of tensions two you can men «gig-£3,545 men at z'éig�*ffff" "' ' ' ”w ' " men at :=: beginning�* ’ ” between the two men at the beginning the 7, on today. be

updates from that and the match reaction on the bbc sport website. will in 20 minutes' time. if you want to get in touch with me, i'm on twitter — @bbckarishma. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: one of the world's most vital crops — wheat. we have a special report on how scientists are looking at older crops to help secure future grains. it's quite clear that the worst victims of this disaster are the poor people living in the slums which have sprung up around the factory. i'm feeling so helpless that the children are dying in front of me, and i can't do anything. charles manson is the mystical leader of the hippie cult suspected of killing sharon tate and at least six other people in los angeles. at 11am this morning, _ just half a metre of rock separated britain from continental europe. it took the drills just i a few moments to cut through the final obstacle. then philippe cozette, a miner from calais, . was shaking hands and exchanging flags with robert fagg, _ his opposite number from dover. this is newsday on t

you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport.g charles has led his first remembrance sunday ceremony as monarch, at the cenotaph in london. music: last post 0ur royal correspondent sarah campbell has been at the cenotaph today. well, for over 100 years, the service of remembrance has been led from here, the cenotaph. and for most of those decades, of course, has been led by the former commander in chief, the queen. but after her death two months ago, the king, her son, for the first time, led the nation in remembrance today here at the cenotaph. so he was the first to place the sovereign's wreath upon the steps of the cenotaph. another first, there was a wreath laid on behalf of the queen consort and then the prince of wales, prince william, laid his wreath. and probably the music you can hear behind me is what follows on from that. after the two minute silence, the laying of the wreaths, and then the march—past of the 10,000 veterans who gather here today, such an important moment for them to take part in this service. as i say,

simonjones, bbc news. sportg a surprise are canada. they lead 1—0 against the 2018 finalists croatia, thanks to this they took an early lead against the 2018 finalists, thanks to this towering header from bayern munich�*s alphonso davies. giving canada their first ever goal at a world cup. but croatia hit back with two before halftime — marko livaja with the second on the edge of the penalty area before the break. this is still under way. we�*rejust into the second half. you can watch this live on bbc one right now as canada fight back. well, as things stand, it�*s morocco who top that group after they beat belgium 2—0. their first victory since 1998. they took the lead in the second half through abdelhamid sabiri�*s free kick which somehow managed to squeeze past thibaut courtois in the belgian goal. zakaria aboukhlal then made it two in stoppage time. the result means morocco move above belgium to the top of group f on four points, a difficult result because obviously, the first goal affected a lot of the outc

you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website.s been removed from hisjob. an inquest into awaab's death in december 2020 found it was due to a respiratory condition caused by mould in the one—bedroom flat. the board of rbh said it wasn't tenable for gareth swarbrick to stay on. 0ur correspondent samantha nanda has more on this. gareth swarbrick, who was the chief executive of rochdale borough housing, the housing association that rented the flat to awaab ishak�*s family, he has now been removed by the board. as little as 2a hours ago yesterday the board had given him his full backing. this is after a coroner concluded earlier in the week that the two—year—old had died in 2020 after exposure to mould in his home. his family had repeatedly raised the issue with the housing association, but no action was taken. in a statement today the board of rbh who had previously backed mr swarbrick, as i said, said they had removed him with immediate effect from his position as chief executive. they said they would now work to appoint an interim

two other games today which you can follow on the bbc sport website.leicester. frida maanum put the gunners ahead after 13 minutes, caitlin foord and stephanie—elise catley added two more to put them 3—nil up at half time, stina blackstenius added a fourth just after the break south africa are out of the t20 world cup after they suffered a shock i3—run defeat by the netherlands. that means england's semi final will be against india, who were already through before they thrashed zimbabwe by 71 runs. rohit sharma's side secured top spot in group two, scoring 186 for five with suryakumar yadav getting a brilliant 61 not out off 25 balls, to add to kl rahul�*s 51. zimbabwe were bowled out for 115 in reply. pakistan will face new zealand in the final four after a nervy five—wicket win over bangladesh. they were chasing 128 to win, and made hard work of it in adelaide, but mohammad haris' 31 off 18 balls proved vital. england have maintained their 100% record in the group stage of the rugby league wheelchair world cup and are almost certainly through to semi

sport and time for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre.ier league after beating chelsea 1—0 at stamford bridge. having fallen behind manchester city on goal difference after their dramatic victory yesterday, they needed just gabriel's second half goal to beat their london rivals. the defender tapping in after a bukayo saka's corner found its way through to him. seven games unbeaten now for arsenal,who are three points clear, while a second straight league defeat for chelsea leaves them 7th. that one of five premier league matches today. unai emery had a spectacular start to his aston villa career. they were 2—0 ahead in 11 minutes against manchester united. and eventually won 3—1. an injury time own goal from aaron cresswell gave crystal palace at 2—1 win at west ham. while newcastle are third after a 4—1 win at southampton. the team they've replaced, spurs, kick off shortly against liverpool. the pressure continues to mount on rangers manager giovanni van bronckhorst — as they fell seven points behind leaders celtic in the scottish premie

match reaction on the bbc sport website. that is all the sport for us now. we will see you soon.dslide. houses and cars were buried in rivers of mud after torrential rain, and at least one person was killed. ischia is densely populated and vulnerable to landslides. many houses have been built there illegally. 0ur italy correspondent mark lowen sent this report from the island. rescuing the fragments of once tranquil ischia, divers picked out what they could after the mudslide that cascaded through this island, tossing what lay in its path into the ocean or into each other. some cars battered beyond recognition as torrents of mud poured down here. they scoured the seas for wreckage and bodies. with the number of deaths growing and reports of islanders still missing, the fear is that as more areas are reached, other victims will be found. it began before dawn on saturday after torrential rain, the deepest and most sudden on record here, unleashing the chaos that tore down the hills. from above, the destruction was clear, with houses buried, many of them illegally built and unable t

you can follow that via the bbc sport website as well as being on bbc two, and also via the iplayer.has begun of the opening game of the football world cup, and it is there for you across the bbc, and i will have more for you in the next hour. excellent plug—in, thank you! donald trump�*s twitter account has been reactivated, after its new owner, elon musk, let his followers decide in an online poll whether mr trump should be allowed back. the former president was banned from the site injanuary last year following the rioting on capitol hill. mr trump then set up his own platform — truth social — and claims to have no interest in returning to twitter. technology journalist chris stokel—walker explains more. just as with elon musk, donald trump doesn�*t necessarily stick to his word all that often, so i would imagine that the temptation to be reconnected with hundreds of millions of people and the thing that got him into the white house backin that got him into the white house back in 2016 will be too great an opportunity for him to pass up. particularly as the presidential election c

you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. w — the next news on bbc one is at 6:25pm. bye for now. this was a catastrophe that stunned the world. it is mass murder. 298 people were murdered. a passenger plane shot out of the skies over europe. international investigators blamed a unit of the russian armed forces, but moscow has always denied playing any part. the world will find the truth and will bring justice. eight years on, a verdict for the families searching for truth and justice in the criminal trial linked to the mhi7 air disaster. on the 17th ofjuly 2014, 283 people boarded malaysia airlines flight 17 here at amsterdam's schiphol airport. they were bound for kuala lumpur. the passengers had packed their suitcases in preparation for dream holidays, family reunions, trips of a lifetime. 15 crew members were there to greet them and see them to safety. in a flash, all plans for the future were obliterated. flight mhi7 never reached its destination. the plane was cruising at 33,000 feet over eastern ukraine. it was the earl

jermainejenas and ashley williams are at the match tonight with bbc sport.e picking the same 11. why would you change it? absolutely brilliant in that first game against iran, i don't think you could've gone any betterfor iran, i don't think you could've gone any better for him. there's no doubt the back of the game where we understand that as players, it's difficult when you're 5—1 up to maintain intensity. but he was right to highlight the defence because games like this against the usa will continue to test him, and they'll only get harder.— continue to test him, and they'll only get harder. they will have to be wary of _ only get harder. they will have to be wary of the — only get harder. they will have to be wary of the usa, _ only get harder. they will have to be wary of the usa, a _ only get harder. they will have to be wary of the usa, a very - only get harder. they will have to i be wary of the usa, a very different challenge because of large periods in that match against wales where they absolutely ran wales ragged, didn't they? i they absolutely r

sport and a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre. it isa it is a very busy saturday in sport.r england's women, as new zealand won the rugby world cup for a sixth time after a dramatic final at auckland's eden park. the red roses led for much of the game until the black ferns scored a late try with nine minutes to go, putting them ahead by three points. 0ur sports correspondent jo currie was watching. it jo currie was watching. is an all black night in auckland. it is an all black night in auckland. battered and bruised, the unbeatable is beaten. for some of these players are too familiar tiers of world cup heartache. fans were turning up to see the world number one, england, unbeaten in over 30 games... one, england, unbeaten in over 30 names... . one, england, unbeaten in over 30 games- - -- face _ one, england, unbeaten in over 30 games. . .- face a - one, england, unbeaten in over 30 games. . .- face a team . one, england, unbeaten in over 30. games. . .- face a team who games... england! face a team who broke their — games... england! face a team who broke their hearts _

now for a full sport round up from the bbc sport centre, here's huw.rformance in the final at old trafford. the men's team are strong favourites to follow suit in their final agaisnt samoa that kicks off in around 45 minutes time but the australian women's standards will be hard to replicate — at one stage they were leading 38—0 with isabelle kelly scoring two tries. there were also two tries forjessica sergis and kennedy cherrington — australia running in 10 tries in total — winning 54—1; — and claiming the trophy for a third successive time. that was unbelievable from all the girls. we had a defence focus and i've never been part of it group that can defend like that, that was something special. you that can defend like that, that was something special.— something special. you 'ust had a moment with h something special. you 'ust had a moment with a head _ something special. you just had a moment with a head coach, - something special. you just had a moment with a head coach, what| something special. you just had a i moment with a head coach, what did

you can watch this one right now on the bbc sports website and bbc one.t courtois in the belgian goal. za karia aboukhlal then made it two in stoppage time. the result means morocco move above belgium to the top of group f on four points and makes belgium's route to the last 16 a little more mcplicated. a little more complicated. it is again that we need to understand and we need to get together. and costa rica have beatenjapan 1—0 to keep their hopes of qualification in the next round alive. after beating germany in their opener, many expected japan to easily claim another three points, but keysher fuller's late goal earned costa rica a smash—and—grab victory — which makes this group even more intersting... germany play spain in the late kick off. away from today's games, england and wales have both trained today ahead of their final group matches on tueday. england are virtually guaranteed a place in the last 16 but wales hopes are hanging by a thread after their defeat to iran last week. to qualify, wales must beat england and hope for a draw between t

sport, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's hugh. hello.en 15 minutes or so and plenty to talk about. the hosts qatar are playing ecuador in the opening match of the tournament. they thought that they had scored in the first five minutes, qatar, but that was ruled out by var, it is ecuador who lead by one goal to nil. that continues on bbc one. and wales are preparing for their opening match against the usa tomorrow, but they'll have to play without one of their most experienced players. joe allen hasn't been able to train with the whole wales squad and hasn't played for swansea since september. he was a key part of wales' euro 2016 semi—final side, but is out with a hamstring injury. we could have pushed him, maybe, but thenif we could have pushed him, maybe, but then if he breaks down, he is definitely out of the tournament, then, let alone the second game, so risk and reward. yes, we would have liked him available for the first game, but we are not going to push him to the point of completely losing it. james maddison an injury concern f

more build—up to the match is tomorrow on the bbc sport website. exceptionally wet month. on thursday along with some gusty winds, nearly 80 mph those wins. even in bridlington 67 mph. 0n wins. even in bridlington 67 mph. on this particular weather front which we call a squally weather front, lots of showers falling on behind in the western area still gale force winds. do winds have eased a little and for the day ahead lots of showers particular in the north and west. with gales across the northern and western isles. across the highlands as well. with hail and thunder, snow over the hills. fewer showers and less heavy elsewhere. 12 to 14. showers and less heavy elsewhere. 12 to iii. feeling more pleasant out and about. 0n to iii. feeling more pleasant out and about. on saturday night it turns quite chilly, we can see a touch of frost and some fog as well. further north more rain to come. it looks as though it will be initially for western and northern areas with a ridge of high pressure in eastern areas. the rain may not arrive until after dark in

go to the bbc sport website for updates as well. that's all from sportsday. enjoy the football. stayed decidedly chilly — and chilly is certainly the name of the game for the start of december, things turning colder this big area of high pressure really dominates the scene at the moment, centred across eastern europe, extending its influence all the way west towards our shores, and tending to fend off these atlantic weather systems. we will see one weak weather fronts bringing cloud and some splashes of rain through the night across northern ireland and the western side of scotland. eastern and southern scotland, and down across england and wales largely dry, but in quite a few places, there'll be some low cloud, some mist, some fog. and if there are any lengthy breaks in the cloud, well, there could also be a touch of frost. tomorrow, then, a grey, gloomy and murky start for many with some fog patches, some of which will lift and clear. but some of that mist and murk will linger to keep things chilly once again, particularly in parts of northern england, southern and southeaste

not much has happened but you can�*t follow it on bbc two or via the bbc sport website. evidence about cash—for—honours allegations involving one of the king�*s charities, has been passed to the crown prosecution service. officers began an investigation following a series of newspaper articles which claimed that a saudi donor to the prince�*s foundation was offered help to secure a knighthood. earlier i spoke to our correspondent simonjones. well, that police investigation began back in february. that was after a complaint was made by the anti—monarchy group republic into the then prince charles and a former close confidant of his. now, that follows a series of newspaper allegations where it was suggested that the then head of the prince�*s foundation charity, michael fawcett, had helped a prominent saudi businessman, mahfouz marei mubarak get an honour and also british citizenship. now, we know that in september, a couple of days before the queen died, police spoke to a man in his 40s and a man in his 50s under caution. now, the police say they have now passed a file to

minutes, it's our tech show �*click�*, but now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. live from the bbc sport on this programme... white ball winners once again. england double up their world cups with their 20 over title in australia manchester united are saved by a teenager. in the last english premier league game before the world cup starts and switzerland win the billiejean king cup for the very first time after beating australia in glasgow hello and welcome to the programme. england cricketers are double world champions. achieving the feat for the first time in the men's game. they've added the t20 world cup to the 50 over title from 2019. beating pakistan by five wickets in the final in australia. for ben stokes — more redemption, the man who let this competition fall through england's grasp six years ago has been the foundation for their two white ball trophies since then. joe wilson reports. 100,000 could come. marvellous cricket ground. but if they compare play anywhere on earth, the fans follow all the wrist —— flick of the wrist and the celebrations begin. control matters. harris h

two other games today which you can follow on the bbc sport website.d round, a first—half brace for william 0sula looked like it would be enough, but they went down to 10 men shortly after and torquay made the most of it. scoring the equaliser in the final seconds thanks to will goodwin, cue the pitch invasion, torquay fans haven't had much to cheer this season being bottom of the national league but now have a trip to pride park to look forward to. curzon ashton and cambridge united also require a replay after they played out a goalless draw. ten european football associations including those of england and wales say "human rights are universal and apply everywhere" after fifa asked nations competing at the qatar world cup to "now focus on the football". the world governing body wrote to all 32 teams following a controversial build—up to the tournament which starts two weeks today. the fifa letter was criticised by human rights watch, amnesty international and lgbtq+ campaigners. while acknowledging the "significant progress" made by qatar, a joint st

bbc two. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. the secretary general of nato has said that the missile attack in poland was robbery as a result of ukraine's air defence systems. let's hear more of what the secretary general of nato, jens stoltenberg, had to say at that press conference this morning. we have no indication that this was the result of a deliberate attack. and we have no indication that russia is preparing offensive military actions against nato. 0ur preliminary analysis suggests that the incident was likely caused by the incident was likely caused by the ukrainian air defence missile fired to defend ukrainian territory against russian cruise missile attacks. but let me be clear. this is not ukraine's fault. russia bears ultimate responsibility, as it continues its illegal war against ukraine. . , ., ., ,, . ., , ukraine. that is the nato secretary general. world leaders held emergency talks at the g20 summit. the bbc�*s political editor chris mason is at the summit in bali. he gave us this update. let me talk you thr

hello, this is your update from the bbc sport centre.the deal —— sealed the deal. with 11 days to go, until england kick off their world cup campaign, gareth southgate has confirmed the 26—man group that'll be travelling to qatar. much of the team is tried and tested, but perhaps the most eye—catching on that list are james maddison and callum wilson — getting their first international call—ups in three years. maddison's only england cap came as a substitute against montenegro in november 2019. he's playing really well. will he's a good player. we've always said he's a good player. he's earned the right. we think he can give us something slightly different, but i think he's playing as well as any we've got different types of threat and i think we need that. full details of the england squad are on the bbc sport website. great britain's tennis players are through to the semifinals of the billiejean king cup in glasgow after a fantastic win over spain today. britain needed to win all three of their matches in the tie, and after wins in the

the single channel, bbc one, and sac, bbc, sky sports news.— bbc, sky sports news. age. 99% of this audience is m famil . my family. applause. what does that say about rob page that he chose to do that here? valley through and through, cut him and he will have here written through him. two managers from the valleys have ta ken wales to the world cup. unbelievablyjust three miles away from where rob page was brought up is this place, the home tojimmy murphy, the only other man who gave wales a chance for world cup goalie in 1958. it was a goal by an annual banish my unknown 17—year—old called perley that put wales out of the world cup back then. in tylorstown this man was watching. then. in tylorstown this man was watchinu. ., ., ., , watching. you were meant to be there? yes- _ watching. you were meant to be there? yes. 18 _ there? yes. 18 players were picked in 1958 with the — there? yes. 18 players were picked in 1958 with the final _ there? yes. 18 players were picked in 1958 with the final four- there? yes. 18 players were picked in 1958 with the final four selec

website. on the red button and bbc sport website.eplaced him with another cross code appointment. brett hodgson is a former league player and most recently the hull fc coach in superleague. he'll replaces anthony seebold, who's heading to australia to coach nrl side manly at the end of the autumn international series. meanwhile, eddiejones has been reflecting on england's narrow defeat to argentrina on sunday and he's happy to take the blame. whenever your team doesn't play to the potential that you want, there's always something in the message that you're giving the team that is not quite clear. and when i reflect on the game, we've been looking at a number of long—term strategies we're trying to employ to get ourselves out of the world cup and maybe our focus wasn't tight enough on the argentinian game. there's a of teams at the world of rugby we want to break the classiest lackluster. to do that we have the number of ways we want to play the game. and this week's is to get enough equipment in our armoury so we can play anyway. if

that one on bbc one, and on the bbc sport website. that is all from sportsday.to— the national robotarium. i believe you came i to see some robots. we. ..got. . . robots. now, this is our kind of place! just opened at heriot—watt university in edinburgh, the national robotarium is a research centre for scientists, to take the latest robotics and explore the best ways they can be used in industry as well as all walks of life. one of the aims of the national robotarium is to try and work out what work works for humans and what work doesn't work for humans, and therefore the robots should do that work instead. that's what they're trying to work out. what? well, if you didn't understand what that was about, maybe the robots could explain it better. what sort of research goes on here? research about human robot interaction, - artificial intelligence and trustworthy - autonomous systems. are they going to do weird experiments on us? no, this is a kind of place where they work with industry to explore robotics in society and in the workplace. great. i love field trips.

you can follow ball by ball coverage there and also on the bbc sport website.1—0 at the moment. i think it wasjoe willock who scored that, but you will find all the details on the bbc sport website. 67 minutes gone, they lead 1-0 website. 67 minutes gone, they lead 1—0 there. that's all from sportsday. have a lovely evening, goodbye. hello. it is unusually warm across the uk at the moment, temperature 6-8 the uk at the moment, temperature 6—8 above where we should be seeing them. it is thanks to a southerly air stream them. it is thanks to a southerly airstream bringing them. it is thanks to a southerly air stream bringing our airfrom a long way south in the atlantic. we have a mild night ahead, clear skies for many, they would normally result in a thrust at this time of year, but overnight lows in double figures for the majority. somewhat cooler in the east, more cloud here and some mist and fog drifting in off the north sea first thing on sunday. a lot of cloud will burn back through the day, but some north sea coasts will struggle, it will get windier toward

you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. obama has spoken to the bbc about how she struggles with negative thoughts about her appearance. in her new book, the former us first lady also reveals how donald trump's victory, winning the us presidency, "still hurts". she was speaking exclusively to naga munchetty. that's that point in time when you have to ask yourself, "was it worth it? did we make a dent? did it matter?" and when i'm in my darkest moment, right, my most irrational place, i could say, "well, maybe not. maybe we weren't good enough." the world has become more and more polarised, especially when it comes to politics. they seem divided and angry. what in your opinion is needed to bring people back together, to let them have pleasant discourse, agreeable disagreements? leadership matters, the voices at the top matter, if we continue to be susceptible to voices that want to lead by fear and division, we will follow suit. that is why government matters. democracy matters. voting matters. so i think it starts with havin

i'm olly foster with the latest from the bbc sport centre.ions beat new zealand 16—14 in a thrilling semifinal at elland road. our reporterjoe lynskey was at the match. well, elland road hasjust taken in 80 minutes of rugby league between the power 's houses of this sport. it is australia into the world cup final by beating their derby rivals new zealand by 16 points to iii, but at times, it looked as if australia, the kangaroos, the almighty force in this sport might miss out for the first time since the inaugural world cup in 195a. that's how close it was. australia made a slow start, but came back into this game with a dazzling drive from josh and i do car, somehow finding a way under that kick around in his 12 score. it was over kiwis that lead over have time after dylan brown scored after a wonderful left—hand side. they had to be resolute to stop this australian team of superstars. cameron dori to get what was a crucial score. were close to a try in the dying embers of getting a try in the dying embers of this game. they weren't quite a

you can keep across the scores on the bbc sport website.sappointed with celtic�*s decision not to release players for scotland's upcoming friendly with turkey next week, as the game is not during an official international window. liverpool's andy robertson and everton right back nathan patterson return to the side from injury. bath striker alex fletcher is in a critical but stable condition, after crashing into advertising hoardings during the clubs' national league south game last night. the fixture was abandoned soon after and fletcher underwent emergency neurosurgery. jimmy white has qualified for the uk snooker championship at the age of sixty. he beat dominic dale in the final round of qualifying to secure his place in tomorrow's draw. the event begins in york on saturday. white won the tournament thirty years ago. the former england centre luther burrell says the rfu investigation into his allegations of racism in rugby union has finished and expected an outcome in a few weeks — which has subsequently been confirmed by the rfu. burrel

this is your update from the bbc sport centre.ity and chelsea ensured their top place finishes from the group stage of the competition. but it was an evening to forget for celtic — hammered at the hands of the holders real madrid. our sports correspondent joe wilson reports. sub red fans were in london to be heard, the players in the mood, and after six minutes, every match matters in the champions league, doesn't it? josie already group winners responded. it was definitely a significant occasion on his chelsea debut, made it. 2—1. a significant occasion on his chelsea de'fiettmade and —i. a significant occasion on his chelsea de'fiettmade and look at a significant occasion on his chelsea (timing aade and look at a significant occasion on his chelsea (timing is de and look at 7 77 7 city, ifyou 7 7 7 77 7 city, ifyou are 7 7 77 7 city, if you are the city manchester city, if you are the city manager, would you risk your star strike for this match? i thought not. no need for it and when you've got a 17—year—old born just on the road.

hello there, this is your updates from the bbc sport centre.uardiola's side have won this competition four times out of the last five seasons and started their campaign well here — riyad mahrez�*s free kick giving them the lead in the second half — and then, less five minutes later, julian alvarez was first to the ball after mahrez�*s shot was saved and the argentinian got the second. here's a check on all eight of this evening's third—round ties. with a couple of shocks. blackburn knocking out west him. darby pushed liverpool all the way but left off to the reds —— lost off to the reds. celtic maintained their seven—point lead at the top of the scottish premiership with a 2—1win at motherwell. they're still well clear of rangers who beat hearts 1—0 at ibrox. elsewhere, dundee united beat kilmarnock 4—0, while st mirren and stjohnstone drew 2—all while st mirren and st johnstone drew 2—all. wales manager robert page has named his 26—man squad for their first world cup in 64 years. there are no surprise inclusions or omissions, but swansea midfi

you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. hello.orth and east during friday, particularly for eastern scotland, where there's an amber warning of that heavy rain from the met office valid until 3 o'clock. further south, little bit of cloud and patchy rain here and there, but clearest and driest weather for southern england, wales and later on, for northern ireland, too. top temperatures around 9—12 degrees on friday, so it's feeling a little bit cooler than it has done of late. we've still got this lingering cloud and rain in the east as we head through into saturday morning, clearer skies towards the west — it's here we're likely to see a little bit of frost, perhaps the odd fog patch to start your weekend, too. during saturday, a battle of this front approaching from the west and this weak affair moving its way in from the east. in between, there should be a bit of dry and bright weather for many of us, but to the far east and west, you are likely to see some cloud and, at times, some outbreaks of rain. and it's been feeling a lit

you can see the rest of the day's results on the bbc sport website. rain and once the rain clears, a case of sunny spells and scattered showers following on behind. first thing in the morning, the heaviest of the rain will be across the south coast moving up towards the midlands, east wales, gradually into the north of england and it will tend to sit across eastern scotland and north—east england by the end of the day. sunny spells following on behind, scoreless showers developing in the far south—west and windy, particularly in the rain with gusts in excess of 50 miles an hour. temperatures down in recent days, 11 to 14 celsius, but that is pretty much where they should be for this time of year. tuesday into wednesday, sunny spells and scattered showers are set to continue but there is more wet and windy weather on its way later on wednesday. welcome to newsday. i'm karishma vaswani, reporting live from bali, where the 620 summit is officially getting under way. 0n the eve of the summit, joe biden shook hands with xi jinping for the first time since

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. time for some sportchannel. hello, i'm hugh ferris. with just two days to go until the world cup, organisers have banned the sale of alcohol at tournament venues. it's a dramatic reversal of their previous policy to allow fans to drink beer before and after matches, but fifa confirmed budweiser, who are a major sponsor, will only sell nonalcoholic beer. our reporterjohn watson is in doha. it has become clear that alcohol was going to be made available to fans of all eight stadiums here in and around doha, only outside the stadium perimeterfence of around doha, only outside the stadium perimeter fence of the stadiums, and also be made available in farm parts. stadiums, and also be made available infarm parts. it stadiums, and also be made available in farm parts. it became clear this morning that the organisers in qatar were putting pressure on fifa to ban alcohol within the stadiums and that has come to pass. it became clear from that suite from budweiser a few hours ago, itjust said, well, this is awkwa

jonathan blake, bbc news, westminster. with all the sport, rita. good evening. england's rugby union head coach eddiejones says "silly mistakes" were to blame for their surprise defeat to argentina at twickenham. they were beaten in their opening autumn international 30 points to 29, as olly foster reports. ten months might seem a long time, but the next few weekends will go a long way to deciding which england players line up at the world cup. this test against argentina carried significance, because they will face the pumas in their opening match. argentina picked up a few bruises. argentina picked up a few bruises. argentina stayed in the game with the kicking. and they scored a try, followed by another breakaway. england responded, with a gap being spotted. but the match was decided by the boot. this sixth successful penalty saw argentina win by a point. the last time they won at twickenham 16 years ago, the england coach was sacked. match of the day 2 is on after the news with all the premier league highlights, but here are the headline

you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. 0rgo via or go via the app, more in an hour's time. more now on our top story. the new dragon alzheimer's experts say is a momentous development. lecanemab has been shown to slow down, but not to kill, alzheimer's and people in the early stages of the disease. earlier my colleague spoke to david cox, he was diagnosed with early onset alzheimer's about ten years ago when he was 65, she asked him about when he was 65, she asked him about when he first got the news? it he was 65, she asked him about when he first got the news?— he first got the news? it was enterin: he first got the news? it was entering the _ he first got the news? it was entering the shop _ he first got the news? it was entering the shop in - he first got the news? it was entering the shop in the - he first got the news? it was - entering the shop in the system. how did it come about in the first instance? what led you to that first appointment with your gp? it instance? what led you to that first appointment with your

hello there, this is your update from the bbc sport centre.es. gareth southgate's side created few chances, and the performance didn't go down well with the fans — with boos heard at the final whistle. natalie pirks reports. the bedouin tent—inspired al bayt stadium was the destination. and on the party bus, english confidence was flowing. fans sing # we will score more goals than you # england! didn't you see the first game? it's a no—brainer. we're the best in the world, it's going to be no problem. i think we'll beat them comfortably. six points tonight, let's have it. but there's a fine line between confidence and arrogance, and how the us team would love to make fans eat their words. an unchanged england team began brightly enough, jude bellingham and bukayo saka combining beautifully to play harry kane almost in. but as the usa got a foothold, england looked laboured. mckennie found the space but couldn't make it count. american pressure kept coming. chelsea's christian pulisic with a belter. and with the crossbar still reverberating, en

stay with us on bbc news, still to come... the latest sportsfor the knockout stages of this year's champions league. the israeli prime minister, yitzhak rabin, the architect of the middle east peace process, has been assassinated. a 27—year—old jewish man has been arrested and an extremist jewish organisation has claimed responsibility for the killing. at polling booths throughout the country, the monarchy would survive. this mission has surpassed all expectations. _ anywhere in the universe, and itjust seems - to keep on going. tonight, we proved once more that the true strength of our nation comes not from the might of our arms or the scale of our wealth but from the enduring power of our ideals. this is bbc news, the latest headlines... five years after the manchester arena bombing, an official report is expected to make serious criticisms of the emergency services�* response. and the united states condemns attempts by north korea to fire attempts by north korea to fire a long—range intercontinental ballistic missile towards japan. the ethio

also on the bbc sport| those games.ee speech. instead, tech giants will be told to introduce a system allowing users more control to filter out harmful content. joining us now is katie allen, an executive coach and diversity, equity & inclusion consultant living with an eating disorder. thank you forjoining us. what do you make of that argument that it is a threat to free speech? good afternoon _ a threat to free speech? good afternoon and _ a threat to free speech? good afternoon and thank - a threat to free speech? good afternoon and thank you i a threat to free speech? good afternoon and thank you for. a threat to free speech? (13pm afternoon and thank you for having me. this is an argument that we hear quite often, isn't it, the threat to free speech. except, you know, free speech is there to enjoy free speech and healthy debate. but this should not come at the expense of those who should be able to safely use social media platforms. tt should be able to safely use social media platforms.— should be able to safely u

the fulljob can be found on the bbc sport website.2021. tiger would's injury problems have continued the hero world challenge he has pulled out, which was due to start on thursday. he was do to make his first appearance since missing the cut at the open lastjuly but says he is suffering with a foot injury has forced him to withdraw, he is only played in three tournaments this year. and that's all this work for now we will have more for you on the bbc news channel later on. hello. some rather misty and murky conditions across the uk as we make our way into tuesday. and in some areas the fog will linger throughout the day, we will only see light winds through tuesday it is a fairly settled day as high—pressure is beginning to try and build across us from the east, blocking a lot of these fronts of the wettter and windier weather for making it inroads from the west. many areas though, should see the sun and when the sun does come out temperatures just about making it into double figures in a few spots. more widely, the 6—8 mark. where fo