coveraging on bbc two.uyne has been ruled out for around six weeks after injuring ligaments in his left knee in last night's league cup win over fulham. the belgian midfielder has already spent two months on the sidelines this season, and last night was just his second start since returning from injury. wayne rooney missed a penalty in a shoot—out as dc united were knocked in the first round of the mls play—offs. the match finished 2—2 after extra time, but they lost 3—2 in the shoot—out to colombus crew. and mark allen is through to the final of the international championship. he beat matthew stevens 9—6 in today's semi—final in china. it was a high quality contest, with five centuries in the match. and finally cricket england's warm—up match against a sri lanka presidents eleven in colombo — the last before the first test starts next tuesday — ended in a draw. england declared their innings on 210 for 6, ben stokes top—scored with 53 before retiring out, while sam curan made an unbeaten 48. in reply, the

join us on bbc two. that's it from me.one it's time to join the news teams where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm holly hamilton. we're live in antigua as england's cricketers take aim for the double in their world t20 semi final against india in antigua. nothing is impossible, the words of robert kubica as it's announced he'll return to formula one eight years after a life changing crash. he's not going anywhere, sadio mane agrees a new long—term contract at liverpool. hello and welcome to the programme. we start in sunnier climbs in the carribean where the semi—finals of the women's 2020 world cup are taking place. the first one is well underway with australia and the hosts and defending champions the west indies but later it's england who'll be looking for victory to move one step closer to being named double world champions. our reporterjo currie is in antigua. they may paint a picture of columnist, but there is a nervous excitement in this the site. they are on the cusp of their second world cup final and

join me now on bbc two. here on bbc one time for the news where you are..lo and welcome to sportsday — i'm sarah mulkerrins — your headlines tonight... celtic are on course for europa league progression — as scott sinclair heads them to victory in norway. rangers remain in the hunt, as they went down to ten men but claim what could be a crucial point against villareal. the time for talking is nearly over — we're live in la as tyson fury gets set for his heavyweight title bout against deontay wilder. hello and welcome to sportsday. celtic have moved to within a point of reaching the europa league knock—out stages with victory away at rosenborg. scott sinclair headed home the only goal of the game earlier this evening. elsewhere, 10 man rangers were held to a goalless draw by villareal at ibrox. and there were wins for the two premier league clubs in action, arsenal and chelsea. so to talk us through all the detail — our reporter adam wild is here — celtic now with destiny in their own hands. yes, it is all back in their hands. a good night for celtic, they a

this is live on bbc two right now. hsin lee kuan‘s black and da nson bbc two right now.n bbc two which is goalless, 23 minutes gone there. manchester united forward as alexis sanchezis manchester united forward as alexis sanchez is facing a lengthy spell out. according to his manager, the chilean who has spent much of this season chilean who has spent much of this season watching suffered an injury in training yesterday, and will have to have a scan to determine the extent of the damage. the radio says it looks serious. —— mourino says it looks serious. the painful scream and the injury happened, i know he's going to be out for a long time. he is not the little, he is not a little injury that in one week or ten days the player is ready. after the second leg, the final was moved to regina next week. there has been regret around the footballing world that the match will no longer be played in argentina. a number of the ba rca players played in argentina. a number of the barca players was injured when their tea m barca players was injured when their team bouts was injured —

and wales against australia is live on bbc two at five o'clock before that you can watch scotla nd tau can watch scotland take on fiji at murrayfield on bbc one at two o'clock. the scots will be glad to be back on home turf, they have won eight out of their last nine games and losing their last nine games and losing their opening autumn international against wales last week or give them extra impetus today. ireland are on a nine—game winning run at home going into their match against argentina,: terry on that on bbc radio ulster. england's women crash the usa by 57 in theirfirst radio ulster. england's women crash the usa by 57 in their first autumn international, and early red card effectively ended the usa's challenge. there was certainly no sign of katie slamming down just yet. now in football sheffield united missed a penalty and a chance to the top of the championship again as the sheffield derby ended goalless. cameron dawson had a brilliant game. keeping out a host of shots as well as the penalty. and in the fa cup there was heartbreak in the fa cup there was heartbreak in the

and you can watch it live on bbc two. and scotland against fiji is on bbc one.k on home turf — they've won eight games in their last nine there — and they'll be smarting after that defeat to wales last weekend. and flanker sean o'brien is back for the six nations champions, ireland, a year after his last cap. they're on a nine—game, winning run at home going into their match against argentina. third practice for the brazilian grand prix starts in around half an hour. valtteri bottas led lewis hamilton in a mercedes one—two yesterday. there was only three—thousandths of a second in it, with sebastian vettel not far behind in his ferrari. there's much more on the bbc sport website, including a guide to the women's world t20 cricket. england are starting their campaign against sri lanka later. back to you, sean. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 5:20pm. bye for now. you're watching the bbc news channel with shaun ley. it is now 12 minutes past one o'clock. more now on the resignation of the former tra

the highlights on bbc two at 7:30pm.cky 13 defeats in a row for wales against australia but wales are enjoying a winning strea k but wales are enjoying a winning streak against other sides. after rushing past scotland last saturday, warren gatland thinks it is time to record a first win against australia since 2008... is time to record a first win against australia since 2008. .. they we re against australia since 2008. .. they were pretty gathered, and after a few games, we have been in a position to win. throwing those winning positions away, we have lost it on winning positions away, we have lost itona winning positions away, we have lost it on a couple of occasions. in recent yea rs, it on a couple of occasions. in recent years, we've not manage to do it. you want to get that lead right. well is against australia is live on bbc two at 5:20pm. before that, scotland take on fiji at murrayfield, on bbc one at 2:30pm. the scots will be glad to be at home, they have won eight in nine games there. in the international agai

the billy monger story, driven, is on bbc two at 9pm tonight.ut sophia floersh, who had that terrible accident in macau. she has come through an almost ten—hour operation and her team say that she is fine. they have repaired one of her vertebrae with a piece of her hip. they say there is no paralysis and they expect her to be back racing in her own time. positive news after that accident at the back. that's all from sportsday, we'll have more throughout the evening. welcome back. theresa may has used a speech to business leaders to insist that her plan for brexit is the best option for protecting jobs across the country. meanwhile, the labour leaderjeremy corbyn said that a good brexit plan must involve what he described as a radical transformation of the uk economy. jamie robertson has been speaking to cbi presidentjohn allan, who gave his reaction to mr corbyn's speech. i think he's clearly got a vision for the future of this country. and he has identified, i think, some of the problems we have as a society. there is too much inequality. i thi

newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here on bbc one it's time for the news where you are... welcome to bbc london news. i'm victoria hollins. he's described it as "like a life sentence". a father whose son, michaeljonas, was stabbed to death in a park after being chased by a group on bikes — has made a fresh appeal to help find the killers a year after his death. he said he believes people know what happened to his 17—year—old son hello and welcome to sportsday. the hardest week in the club's history. claudio ranieri pays his respects as claude puel says the dream will live on. we know we're playing hard for his family. hearts and hibs will ban any supporters found responsible for the incidents that marred last night's derby. and twickenham awaits as eddiejones rings the changes ahead of the first autumn test. good evening. claude puel the leicester manager said his players decided their match with cardiff this weekend will go ahead. claudio ranieri the former manager paid his respects to vichai srivaddhanaprabha by laying a wreath at the stadium where he died. david ornstei

newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here on bbc one time for the news where you are. welcome to sportsday, i'm john watson. martin o'neil quits as the republic of ireland manager. didier drogba finally bows out calling time on his playing career. and gb women beat portugal to guarantee a spot at next year's eurobasket finals. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm john watson. welcome. without a competitive win this year and relegated from their nations league group, martn 0 neil and his backroom team have left their roles with the republic of ireland. he said it's with a heavy heart he leaves following a run of poor results. joe lynskey reports. one was the tactician, the other hand of government, it was the blend of personalities that ireland hoped promised so much. here he comes now. the republic of ireland scores in the place is going on. this was the high point of o'neill and keys revolution. a win against italy to come to the knockout stage at the euros, but the next cycle brought harder times, and key players retirements were exposed in world cup qualifying where

wife on bbc two right now scotla nd match.ng the springboks 20 - 23. scotland trailing the springboks 20 — 23. just about 20 minutes up playing that game. australia were comfortable winners over italy. 26—7 the final score in padua. winger marika koroibete scoring a couple of tries for the wallabies. it maintains the australians unblemished record against the azzurri. isaid it i said it was a great day for international rugby union. the action doesn't really stop. the top two ranked nations face each other in dublin in the next 15 minutes. six nations grand slam champions ireland facing world champions new zealand. the all blacks came from behind to narrowly beat england last week. they've won the last two world cups and have only lost once in 30 matches to ireland, that defeat came two years ago in chicago. regardless of what happens on saturday it will give us an idea of how we are going i suppose. i wouldn't worry too much about what happened yesterday, it is what happens today. the world cup is quite a wild way yet. so let

and you can see that programme school tomorrow night at 9pm on bbc two. tower of london to mark the centenary of the end of the first world war. the installation called beyond the deepening shadow will run each night until armistice day, november 11th. our special correspondent allan little reports on how britain's understanding of the war and its consequences has been transformed over the past century. no war in history had demanded so much, mobilised so many or killed in such numbers. and when it was over, the men who fought it began asking questions that have never gone away. what was it for? and was it worth it? we remember them now, with public reverence, but the way that we think about the war they fought has changed dramatically in the 100 years since it ended. this is dryburgh abbey in the scottish borders, where britain's military commander, earl douglas haig is buried. when he died ten years after the war ended, he was a venerated public figure. the architect of victory and national salvation. his funeral procession in both london and edinburgh

newsnight‘s on bbc two, but now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are.d night. welcome to sports day. i'm john watson. the headlines. england's cricketers hit out as they avoid another wash out in st lucia. liverpool's daniel sturridge is charged by the fa with breaching football's betting rules. and no problem for novak — djokovic wins his first match at the world tour finals in london. england's women are well placed for victory in the second match of the t20 world cup in west indies. this the first they've played, after the first was a wash—out. england got off to a great start, anya shru bsole, whose bowling helped england win the world cup last year, striking with her third ball. england's bowlers stayed on top; kirstie gordon taking three wickets on her debut, having previously played for scotland. bangladesh only made 76—9, but england have made a bit of a meal of the run chase. danni wyatt out to the very first ball of the innings. this is the very latest score... england on top and looking good to achieve the runs needed to win that match. the t

newsnight is coming up on bbc two with emily maitlis. c one, it's time for the news where you are... hello and welcome to sportsday. manchester city are through to the knockout stages of the champions league after a 2—2 draw at lyon. united are also in the last 16, but they needed a last minute winner against young boys. and sol campbell will be the new manager at the english league's bottom club macclesfield town. hello and welcome to sportsday. manchester united and manchetser city have both booked their places in the last 16 of the champions league tonight. united did it with an injury time winner against swiss side young boys, while for city a point against lyon was enough to send them to the knockout stages. our sports correspondent david ornsteinjoins us now, the result will ease some of the pressure onjose mourinho but should united have done better in that match? certainly. against young boys, a tea m certainly. against young boys, a team they beat 3—0 in switzerland in the perverse legs so to speak. they have also lost all of the

newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here on bbc one, time for the news where you are. she's insulted the prophet hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm hw. the main headlines this evening: don't sleep on celtic. they beat rb leipzig to reawaken their hopes of reaching the knockout stages in the europa league. olivier giroud is back on the scoresheet as chelsea guarantee their progression with a win over bate borisov. and a tonne from keatonjennings puts england in the driving seat on day three of the opening test against sri lanka. four british clubs were in action in the europa league this evening, with scottish champions celtic hoping to keep their qualification hopes alive. rivals rangers wanted to keep their unbeaten start going, but it wasn't to be, beaten 4—3 at spartak moscow. a contrast with celtic then, who got a much needed 2—1win over rb leipzig in glasgow, as patrick gearey reports. thursday night, disco lights in celtic park but lose two lives in it would be the europeans taking them out. just well they switch seems to have a link in the last two weeks. so th

newsnight is on bbc two and here on bbc one at121i0 there's a special programme with results of thosem elections in the us. here on bbc one time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm sarah mulkerrins. coming up: tottenham score twice in the last 15 minutes against psv eindhoven to keep their champions league dream alive. red hot red star as they beat liverpool 2—0 in belgrade. and debutant ben foakes helps england rally after a dodgy start in sri lanka. hello and welcome to sportsday. hello and thanks forjoining us. we've had a night of twists and turns in the fortunes of english teams in the champions league. tottenham needed a win to keep their hopes of progressing alive, and it was their star man, harry kane, who pulled them to a 2—1victory against psv eindhoven at wembley. for 78 minutes, it looked like another frustrating night in europe for mauricio pochettino's side, but they battled back to their first win in the group stages. adam wild has the details. the wembley walk is by now a familiar one, but the wembley walk is by now a familiarone, but in the

newsnight is coming up on bbc two with emily maitlis, who's in washington. re on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm sarah mulkerrins, coming up: late, late drama as manchester united overcome a ronaldo wondergoal to win atjuventus. when your luck‘s in, raheem sterling awarded a bizarre penalty as manchester city put six past shakhtar. and england's spinners finally see the light — their best first innings performance since 2012 as the visitors take control of the first test in sri lanka. hello and welcome to sportsday. well, let's start in turin, where manchester united pulled off a remarkable turnaround to win 2—1 againstjuventus in the champions league. a wonderstrike from cristiano ronaldo had put the hosts ahead, that his first european goal for the italian side. but then, jose mourinho‘s side scored two goals in the final five minutes to steal the victory. a dramatic night in turin then, and adam wild has the details. for manchester united, terror and will always hold memories of glory past but now a chance

newsnight‘s coming up on bbc two. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye.nd welcome to sportsday — i'm azi farni newcastle hold on for a nervy win against burnley in the premier league joe root turns guitar man, as england celebrate a history making whitewash in sri lanka. and big shoes to fill for andy farrell. he'll be the new ireland rugby union boss whenjoe schmidt steps down next year. hello and welcome to sportsday. joe root‘s paid tribute to a ‘complete squad effort‘ after his england side made history in sri lanka. they won everything on tour — the one day series, a t20, and a whitewash in the three match test series. . .the first time they've done that in sri lanka. here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. let's start with the premier league. just one match tonight as burnley hosted newcastle. two sides struggling to get their season's going, but it was a cracker at turf moor. joe lynskey was watching. sometimes football has to pause for more important matters. before this match started, the referee's assessor eddie wilson home collapsed in the

wales against australia is live on bbc two at 5pm, but before that, you can watch scotland take on fijin eight games in their last nine there, and losing their opening autumn international against wales last weekend will give them extra impetus today. and the six nations champions ireland are on a nine—game winning run at home going into their match against argentina. there's commentary on that one on bbc radio ulster. england's women crushed the usa by 57—5 in the first of their autumn internationals. an early red card effectively ended the usa's challenge, with the roses running in eight tries, including one for katy daley—mclean on her 100th cap no sign of slowing down after 100th caps! it's going to be an emotional afternoon at the king power stadium for leicester city's first match since the helicopter crash that claimed the lives of their chairman and four others. thousands of fans are expected to march from the city centre to the stadium before kick—off against burnley, and the club have announced they plan to honour vichai srivaddhanaprabha with a statue at the ground. we have i

newsnight is coming up on bbc two, but here on bbc one it's time for the news where you are.o and welcome to sportsday, i'm john watson. the headlines tonight. scotland secure a play off spot for euro 2020 with victory over israel. british 0lympian nigel levine is banned forfour years — could that spell the end of his sprint career. what's happened to the olympic champions? great britain struggle at hockey‘s champions trophy. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm john watson. good evening. scotland secured a play off spot for euro 2020 should they fall short in next year's qualification process, after a 3—2 win over israel in their final nations league match at hampden park. james forrest scored a hat—trick, which means they also earn promotion from their group. joe lynskey reports. the nations elite has breathed new life into the international break. for scotland, a brings a new opportunity. topping the group stage opens the back group to a major final and opens the back group to a major finaland a 20 opens the back group to a major final and a 20 year weight would come down t

newsnight is about to begin over on bbc two in a few moments. here's katie razzall.newsnight, as a video goes viral of the syrian boy being attacked on a school playing field, we ask a government minister where he shared the footage online. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm sarah mulkerrins. your headlines tonight. the european dream is still alive for spurs — as subsitute eriksen fires them to victory at wembley. it'll now also go down to the final group game for liverpool, as neymar strikes in paris to defeat the reds. and chaos reigns. as tyson fury and deontay wilder come face to face ahead of saturday's wbc world heavyweight title bout in la. hello and welcome to sportsday. welcome along. so a dramatic night of european football for the two english teams looking to reach the knockout stages of the champions league. tottenham needed a win to keep their hope alive — and they got it — 1—0 winners over inter milan at wembley — christian eriksen off the bench to score that vital go

newsnight is on bbc two. here on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. have a good night. a bad deal. hello there and welcome to sportsday. wayne rooney will captain england tomorrow. the decision was given to rooney to mark achievements as a topical store but it has split opinions. the manager gareth southgate hopes it will be a fitting sendoff. it is very important to us as a group that he gets the right sendoff, we have had discussions about that, the senior players in particular and we are very clear when you look at the situation as a player that you project forward and you look at how people are going to be treated and there is enormous respect within this team all of our former players and they want to make sure that this experience is a really good one for queen and his family. england's jadon sancho says more young players should follow his lead and play football abroad. he's at borussia dortmund in germany's bundesliga the team he left manchester city for last year. the 18 year old's done so well there that he's expected to make his first start for england at wem

newsnight is on bbc two. emily is in washington to cover the midterm elections.ou're hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm sarah mulkerrins. your top stories tonight: a first goal at home, brings a first win of the season for huddersfield town. waving goodbye to his season — ankle surgery rules rafa nadal out of the world tour finals in london. and joe root tells his england side to be courageous against sri lanka. but will the weather prevent them getting any play? hello and thanks forjoining us... so 205 days after scoring their last home goal — it was an own goal, from timothy fosu—mensah, that gave huddersfield town their first league win of the season tonight — 1—0 winners they were against fulham at thejohn smith stadium. that sees the terriers move off the foot of the table — with the visitors replacing them. worrying times for fulham — they've now equalled a premier league record by conceding 29 goals in their opening 11 games. patrick gearey watched the action for us. the northern souls of huddersfield continued to keep the faith, despite it all. the last

commentary of england versus south africa is on bbc radio 5 live with highlights later over on bbc twoejohnny sexton could become only the second irishman to win the world rugby player of the year award after being included among the five nominees this afternoon. he has some stiff competition, which includes all black beauden barrett who is aiming to win for a third year in a row. glasgow warriors moved further clear at the top of conference a of the proili, after a bonus point win over their nearest rivals ospreys. fijian nikola matawalu didn't actually start the game but still managed to run in a hat—trick of tries as the warriors won 29—20 in swansea. it was a good night for edinburgh in conference b. they picked up a bonus point victory over second place scarlets. tom brown and bill mata both scored twice to help edinburgh move up to third with a 31—21 win. in the premiership rugby cup — bristol won the west country derby against gloucester. nick haining's try set them on their way to a 21—13 victory. in the night's other match, sale drew is—all against saracens. new world number o

newsnight is on bbc two. here on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. have a good night.d evening, here's a look at the latest port on bbc news. england's record goal—scorer rain bernie was given a farewell as he earned his international cup in the rain of friendly win over the united states, england made a very bright star it was rewarded in the 25th minute as jesse home a lovely open—air, two minutes later england put the game too bad as trent alexander finished crisply for his first england goal, second half saw a warm reception from the fans inside wembley as rooney took to the field for his 120th england appearance, but it was a man making his debut, born meant wilson got 12 runs the scoring and a co mforta ble wilson got 12 runs the scoring and a comfortable win which will be mainly remembered for the final moment of an england great in that three line shirt. friendly between republic of ireland and northern ireland in dublin and dared —— ended goalless, missed a good chance for northern ireland and the first tab. the video assistant referee system, will be used in

two thirds of people think it should be, according to a bbc 5 live poll today.

you can hear the full interview on bbc two, the bbc news channel and online.he final day of autumn meeting logically speaking. we're heading into the start of winter tomorrow. 0ut that day at a bad morning for many of us with blue skies and sunshine. —— out there today not a bad morning. in scotland some showers quite frequent and heavy falling as snow over the mountains. still a few showers over the english channel. a lot of dry weather particularly in central, southern and eastern parts of the uk. you will notice the strength of the wind. particularly windy in the north of scotland. this evening and overnight the wind will ease a bit. there will be a soggy start on saturday morning but things will remain showery and unsettled but mild through the weekend. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the nhs is to offer thousands a ultra low—calorie, liquid diet in a bid to reverse type two diabetes. rail fares increase for millions of commuters, by an average of 3.1% from january. theresa may arrives in argentina for the g20 summit — as she warns mps to think abo

able to see mark make that second round draw tonight alongside brighton's glenn murray — that's on bbc twobreaking news from the last hour and liverpool's daniel sturridge has been charged by the football association with misconduct for alleged breaches of its betting rules. our sports correspondent andy swiss joins me now with more details. well, all we know is that these alleged breaches of the vetting rules by daniel sturridge happened of january this year. some rules by daniel sturridge happened ofjanuary this year. some ten months ago, and the fa say that there's all relates to two specific betting rules. firstly, they cannot betting rules. firstly, they cannot bet in any way on football matches 01’ bet in any way on football matches orany bet in any way on football matches or any football related issues, and secondly, the players can't pass on any inside information to people outside the game, which could then be used for betting purposes. now, in the last few minutes, liverpool haveissued in the last few minutes, liverpool have issued a statement saying that daniel has given his ful

wales against australia is live on bbc two at five o'clock, but before that, you can watch scotland takeon home turf — they've won eight games in their last nine there — and losing their opening autumn international against wales last weekend will give them extra impetus today. and the six nations champions ireland are on a nine—game winning run at home, going into their match against argentina. there's commentary on that one on bbc radio ulster. and flanker sean o'brien is back for the six nations champions ireland, a year after his last cap. we showed exactly the same pictures of him warming up yesterday. i remember because there was a moment when he was running back words and the screen changes behind him. it then looks like he is running for words! it then looks like he is running forwards! england's women crushed the usa 57—5 in the first of their autumn internationals. an early red card effectively ended the usa's challenge, with the roses running in eight tries, including one for katy daley—mclean on her 100th cap. football now... it's going to be an emotional afternoon at the kin

fall of the coverage on bbc two from 1pm tomorrow.et to face south africa in their opening test of the autumn internationals this weekend. eddiejones has named his side, with 0wen farrell winning the fly—half selection race — one of several changes prompted by england's injury woes. from their training camp in portugal, chrisjones has the details. when the sun finally came out on england in portugal, for much of the time they have had a warm weather training camp that hasn't been warm. by training camp that hasn't been warm. by the way, england boss eddiejones has been encouraged by how his players have trained. given the big names are out injured, he's been forced to pick a forward pack that looks underpowered and inexperienced, especially compared to the springboks. at prop, alec hepburn exit first start, while the back row is only ten caps between them. i deliberately picked this pack. we are missing 400 caps, so we had to replace that, but we have got gunners, wilson is a good hard—working player, gunners, wilson is a good ha rd—w

coverage on the bbc sport website and app, and on bbc two from 2 o'clock. he says being in thejungle and who will watch harry's pants? he says being in the jungle will not be as challenging as managing football but let's see. do you know something, he's never watched the show. so he actually doesn't know what it's going to be like. he doesn't, d'arcy, he might route saying that? sally, thank you so much. the latest unemployment figures have just come out, and the number of people out of work increased by 21,000 betweenjuly and september to 1.38 million joining me is our economics correspondent andy verity. it's the first upturn in a while, isn't it? not quite as good as the record over the last 42 years but still a very low rate of unemployment, in context, part of the reason is the work force is not growing, we had a scenario when the workforce was growing, 31, 30 2 million people in work but the number of, the proportion of people unemployed of the same going down a little bit, obviously shrank as a proportion of the larger workforce, that's what's been h

you can watch the match live now over on bbc two. anada 27—19 at doncaster. the red roses led at half—time, before tries from kelly smith and then this one from abbie scott sealed the win. it means england stay undefeated this autumn, with a final match against ireland next saturday. champions exeter have gone back to the top of rugby union's premiership with an injury—time win over bristol, in a dramatic match at ashton gate. bristol — who were 11th in the table before kick—off — led 26—12 early in the second half, thanks to this try in the corner from luke morahan. and they almost held on... ..until in the 83rd minute. the chiefs were awarded a penalty try for illegally bringing down this maul. they won 31—29 to go ahead of saracens on points difference. now let's round up some of today's other news. great britain's women are still without a win at hockey's champions trophy in china. having drawn with the hosts in their opening match they lost 2—0 to six—time champions australia this morning. their next game is against japan on tues

newsnight is on bbc two. e we join this year's children in need once again. have a good night. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm hugh woozencroft wales miss out on a spot in the top tier of the nations league after defeat by denmark in cardiff. claudio ranieri is back in the premier league with fulham. he says they'll never give up in their bid for survivial. and sweet like kandy... joe root puts england on top in the second test but is it his best century ever? he thinks it might be! hello and welcome to sportsday. wales manager ryan giggs expressed his pride in his players, despite their 2—1 defeat by denmark in cardiff this evening. his side had been hoping to reach the top tier of the nations league but narrowly missed out in an eventful match, watched by patrick gearey. land of my fathers sung by one of the favourite sons, garrett returned to wales bring a notch as excellence but confidence and energy that really should've given the lead against denmark, james will feel bad enough about the mess, wait t

but, as a bbc two documentary will show this sunday, the impact of the arrests and the prosecution onons across london and guildford. they took my family, and they pulled us apart. and that was it. you know? that was it. and sometimes when i think about it now and i‘m, like, "jesus, did that really happen?!" from that day on, we became... they became the maguire seven. that was anne marie maguire, who was only seven when most of the rest of her family was arrested. let‘s speak to her brother patrick maguire, who was arrested as a 13—year—old, and served four years in prison before being acquitted. thank you very much for talking to us. thank you very much for talking to us. i want you to take the audience to the day when you were arrested. you were 13, you went to school as normal, you went to the youth club as normal, as you were walking back, what happened ? as normal, as you were walking back, what happened? i only started to be allowed out at that sort of time, when i reached that age, as you said, that night there was lots of unmarked cars in the area and the engines were running

that match live on bbc two this afternoon. they played really well last week.etimes it comes down to that one moment in a game and hopefully we can be on the right end of it like we were last weekend. ryan burnett was forced to surrender his wba bantamweight boxing title after sustaining a fight—ending back injury during his world boxing super series quarter—final against nonito donaire. the belfast fighter was not able to punch with his right hand during the fourth round, and retired moments later. burnett was treated in the ring before leaving the arena on a stretcher. that's all the sport for now. plenty more throughout the afternoon. time for a look at the weather.

the highest marks in qualifying for today's final — live coverage of this afternoon's action now on bbc twoow. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. experts investigating the helicopter crash at leicester city's stadium on saturday have moved the wreckage to a specialist facility in farnborough. the club's owner, the thai billionaire vichai srivaddhanaprabha died along with two members of his staff, the pilot and a passenger when the aircraft came down just after taking off from the king power stadium. the air accidents investigation branch said initial work on its digital flight recorder — or black box — had also been successful. our reporter amy payne is in leicester — she spoke to my colleague vicki young. well it is of course almost a week since this crash here at the king power stadium, since that happened at around 8.30 last saturday night, the helicopter came to a rest in a car park at the stadium. since then, we are told investigators from the air accident investigation branch have been there busy picking through the wreckage, gathe

that match live on bbc two, from 2 this afternoon. i think they played really well last week. performance. sometimes when two teams come together like that, both teams play really well and it will be tight, and i'm expecting the same sort of level of performance from both teams this weekend. sometimes obviously it comes down to one moment in a game and hopefully we can be on the right end of it like we were last weekend. johnny bairstow has been ruled out of englands opening cricket test match against sri lanka which begins on tuesday. the wicket keeper hasn't recovered from an ankle injury earlier in the tour, but its not yet been announced who will take his place behind the stumps for the match in galle. the incredible star of gymnast simone biles continues to grow as she won the 14th world title of her career, with a massive score on the floor, in the last apparatus final at the world championships in doha. the floor gold was her sixth medal of the week and despite scoring lower than she had in her qualifying round, biles finished exactly one mark ahead of the silver medall

this match is over on bbc two. we'll keep you up to date throughout the programme.tion to the score so far. to the rest of the days action then and england have finished their year on a high, rounding off a decent autumn with a dominant win over australia at twickenham. scotland meanwhile ground out a result at home to argentina. patrick gearey reports. 447 gears, ian robertson has been the eyes for rugby fans everywhere on the morning of his final bbc radio, treat, a last look around. —— for 47 years. his most famous words we re for 47 years. his most famous words were added in a world cup final as england beat australia within two minutes, england were beating australia once more. jonny may defender shirt of a side's perfects art. england wedge control ten putt said that israel folau spotted a hole in their plan. for a time they we re hole in their plan. for a time they were from air when pharaoh an illegal tackle but not a penalty try. england got away with that and after the break, elliot daly got away from australia once he does that, the road becomes inevitabl

alex scott is more bbc sport commitments before near at half past seven on bbc two. alongside you there. from the fa cup to the premier league, then — as cardiff host wolves at 8 o'clock tonight. with the welsh side looking to make it two home wins in a row. neil warnock‘s side lie second bottom on the table, while wolves are 11th. and if cardiff do win, then it would be a nice birthday present for their manager, who turns 70 tomorrow. many years ago i think if he said had been working at 70 would've said it was impossible because i made up my mind early on my career i thought 55 isa my mind early on my career i thought 55 is a lovely age, i will pack it in at 55. and go round and see bits of the world and travel. i think about back to rotherham in the circumstances just got me going again to stop itjust triggered something and i just loved again to stop itjust triggered something and ijust loved every minute of it. to come down here was just like, ican minute of it. to come down here was just like, i can believe it. to put everything back together in the jigsaw and

and you can see the first in the series, school, tomorrow night, at nine o'clock, on bbc two.at of the tower of london. they're part of a new art installation to commemorate the centenary of the end of the first world war. this is what it looks like tonight, live. it'll run every night leading up to and including armistice day on sunday. our special correspondent allan little reports on how the nation's understanding of the war and its consequences have changed in the past 100 years. no war in history had demanded so much, mobilised so many, or killed in such numbers. and when it was over, the men who fought it began asking questions that have never gone away. what was it for? and was it worth it? we remember them now with public reverence, but the way we think about the war they fought has changed dramatically in the hundred years since it ended. this is dryburgh abbey in the scottish borders, where britain's military commander earl douglas haig is buried. when he died ten years after the war ended, he was a venerated public figure, the architect of victory and national salva

that match live on bbc two this afternoon. here is a captain, the leader of the team.tional game. big boots to fill. i am international game. big boots to fill. iam ready international game. big boots to fill. i am ready for the challenge andi fill. i am ready for the challenge and i am sure i can do thejob. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. the husband of a pakistani christian woman acquitted of blasphemy after eight years on death row has pleaded for asylum from the uk. asia bibi's husband, ashiq masih, said they were in great danger in pakistan. the supreme court overturned her conviction on wednesday, saying the case against her was based on flimsy evidence but she has yet to be freed. her acquittal sparked violent protests, and the government has now agreed to try to stop her leaving the country. earlier i spoke to tom tugendhat, who chairs the foreign affairs committee in parliament. he's calling on officials here and in pakistan to urgently review mrs bibi's safety. well, this is an innocent woman who has already spent many years in

that's all at bbc. co. uk/fa kenews. two crash in sheffield on friday night which killed four people, including a one—year—old boy. adnan ashraf jarral, who was 35, and his son, usman, died when their people carrier collided with another vehicle which had been pursued by police. husband and wife miroslave duna and vlasta dunova were also killed in the crash. an inquest into the deaths of ten people shot dead by british soldiers 47 years ago will open later in belfast. an initial investigation into what's known as the ballymurphy massacre cleared the soldiers involved and referred to the unarmed civilians who died as gunmen. families say they've fought long and hard forjustice and hope to get some form of truth. a woman has appeared in court in australia accused of putting needles in strawberries. the 50—year—old is a former supervisor at a berry farm. she has been remanded in custody. since september there have been dozens of alleged incidents of sewing needles found hidden in fruit, sparking a nationwide panic. we can speak

there‘s coverage on bbc two from two o‘clock — it‘s on the bbc sport webiste and app too.early two—thirds of local bank branches across the uk have closed in the last 30 years, according to the consumer group which? the research found that one in five people are now almost two miles away from their nearest branch. people in rural communities have been hit the hardest. of course, online banking is a bigger part of the picture than it used to be, but the serious outages and it failures we have seen over the last couple of years show that those services can‘t be relied upon to the extent that they need to be. banks need to give people access to their money. they need to stop cutting cashpoints at the same time as reducing banks as well. scientists from more than 60 countries will vote later on whether to change the way the kilogram is measured. it‘s currently defined by the weight of a platinum based cylinder locked away in a safe in paris. it‘s expected to be replaced with a more high tech, and accurate electric system. one of the greatest works of modern art has been sold a

this is on bbc two and the sport website if you wa nt to bbc two and the sport website if you want toin the caribbean. what is the weather like there? you see the men having problems enshrined with the rain, the women out in the caribbean for the world t20 and they have to play bangladesh later in st lucia. it is their second game of the tournament but so far as you say they have not played any cricket. that is because their opening game against sri lanka was abandoned. look at that, an absolute wash—out. moore is forecast as well, so not a ball bowled last time so that means they shared the points. england were hoping to beach will anchor, hoping to get —— to beat sri lankan. it is dependent on the weather later. despite thrashing sri lanka in the first test last week, england still have some issues over the top of their batting order ahead of the second match on wednesday. there's still no confirmation that jonny bairstow will be fit for selection. moeen ali failed twice at number three, and fellow batsman jos buttler says he'd be happy to bat in that position. i think that adaptabi

far it's been a very tight encounter without no golf as of yet, and you can watch the match live on bbc twoimbledon do not get through, that we will have our first huge shock of the season. that is only one game in the championship tonight. the sheffield derby between united and have a lane is currently goalless, but the home side is that in the top three have mist a penalty early on. and the scottish premiership, aberdeen the hosting ever get in this the third meeting between the two sides. the previous two ended level and normal time, a win would move aberdeen into the top four. that is still scoreless in the first tonight the first three of games between the women's national team. england took the lead, and the united states have had a player sent off. a good position for england and is one. to the men's plus sized. england coca ptain olivero is one. to the men's plus sized. england cocaptain olivero said they must throw themselves in their match against the all blacks. the two sides meet at twickenham, and england have not beaten the world champions of december 2012. farrell says they w

that'll conversation at ten o‘clock on bbc two, the bbc news channel and online.ht on this morning, too, we have also got some snow, not just on the hills but at lower levels as well and you can see quite nicely on the radar picture which shows rain and snow, where we have had the snow, across southern counties, parts of wales, northern england and scotland. we still have some snow showers coming in across southern areas at the moment, even at lower levels but they will tend to fade and ten to rain as we go through the afternoon. the band of rain continues to push across scotla nd rain continues to push across scotland and northern ireland, with snow in the hills in some of the heavier burst and in scotland, some at lower levels. also a keen easterly or south—easterly wind really taking the edge of the temperatures, so if you are outside for any length of time, you will notice it. through this evening and overnight, many of the showers and most of the rain fade away, leaving cold skies, but patchy mist and fog and possibly eyes on untreated surfaces and then this

bbc news. we have saved the best to last. with 18 medals, twothe same score as the gold medal so it came down to the gold medal so it came down to the execution mark? you'd worked on that routine and you got the same score as the gold medallist. it's tough when you get the same score but we know that is the rule in gymnastics. it is done on execution. the one thing i can take is that it has build confidence in me, doing three out of three routines and it was in the cleanest i've ever done andi was in the cleanest i've ever done and i made a slight error on the first pass so that gave me confidence moving forward because there's room for improvement and the score that i did is still an upgrade in the bank that i can hopefully use in the bank that i can hopefully use in the future, so i feel pleased and ican take in the future, so i feel pleased and i can take the positives from that and go forward with motivation. amazing to the naked eye. you have to put new moves in the routine so you have to keep reinventing the routine. yes. for the first two

that match live on bbc two this afternoon. he is a captain, the leader of the team.boots to fill. i am ready for the challenge and i am sure i can do thejob. ryan burnett was forced to surrender his wba bantamweight boxing title after sustaining a fight—ending back injury during his world boxing super series quarter—final against nonito donaire. the belfast fighter was not able to punch with his right hand during the fourth round, and retired moments later. burnett was treated in the ring before leaving the arena on a stretcher. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. now time for the weather. rainforafew rain for a few of you out there today. low—pressure areas driving in at the moment. this swirl of cloud is the remnants of hurricane 0scar. in between the main weather systems we re in between the main weather systems were not a huge amount of significant rain. still damp weather stretching from the wash in lincolnshire and the south and southern parts of wales. either side of it brighter weather continues. the