is a ban, _ this even though conor benn is a ban, we — this even though conor benn is a ban, we ares a ban, we are going to say we don't want _ ban, we are going to say we don't want this— ban, we are going to say we don't want this fight to happen, it is not in the _ want this fight to happen, it is not in the best— want this fight to happen, it is not in the best interest of the sport. the optics — in the best interest of the sport. the optics look bad so the board of control— the optics look bad so the board of control stepped in, were quite aggressive and in many ways, the statement — aggressive and in many ways, the statement today and the joint release — statement today and the joint release of the statement takes the fi-ht release of the statement takes the fight to— release of the statement takes the fight to the board of control by saying — fight to the board of control by saying we don't like the way you did this. saying we don't like the way you did this this— saying we don't like the way you did this. this isn't finished yet. we are consulting our lawyers, you better— ar

conor benn is not suspended. you can only not fight _ benn is not suspended.ed, and there has been a lot of— are suspended, and there has been a lot of precedent in the past where other— lot of precedent in the past where other agencies are found in adverse finding, _ other agencies are found in adverse finding, but— other agencies are found in adverse finding, but fighters in the uk are not suspending, because the testing agencies _ not suspending, because the testing agencies use. again, this is quite fresh. _ agencies use. again, this is quite fresh. we — agencies use. again, this is quite fresh, we are dealing with it as we no, fresh, we are dealing with it as we go. there's— fresh, we are dealing with it as we go, there's lots going on with the lawyers _ go, there's lots going on with the lawyers at — go, there's lots going on with the lawyers at the moment, but i would certainiy— lawyers at the moment, but i would certainly like the british boxing board — certainly like the british boxing board of— certainly like the british boxing board of control to be

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i want to make it clear that conor benn is not suspended.being in the high court this afternoon, us considering other commissions. this is just not true. we took our time and we made a decision that we felt was in the best interests of the parties involved. british superbike rider chrissy rouse has died as a result of significant head injuries from a crash at donington park last sunday. the 26—year—old from newcastle crashed on the opening lap of the race and was then struck by another rider. despite emergency surgery in hospital, he died this afternoon. rugby union's financially stricken worcester warriors will be relegated from the premiership at the end of the season. players and staff had their contracts terminated yesterday. their suspension has been confirmed till the end of the campaign when they will be relegated. and the british number one emma raducanu has pulled out of the translation open with a wrist injury. to reach the quarterfinals last year, but struggled with injuries in what is herfirst last year, but struggled with injuri

i want to make it clear that conor benn - considering legal action.rnoon, is considering other commissions. this just isn't true. we took our time with ross and boxing and we made a decision we felt was in the best interests of the parties involved. british superbike rider, chrissie rouse has died as a result of significant head injuries from a crash at donington park last sunday. the 26—year—old from newcastle crashed on the opening lap of the race, was then struck by another rider. despite emergency surgery in hospital, he died this afternoon. rugby union's financially stricken worcester warriors will be relegated from the premiership at the end of the season. players and staff had their contracts terminated yesterday. the suspension has been confirmed until the end of the campaign, when, as perthe regulations, they will be regulated. the british number one, emma raducanu has pulled out of the trans— failure open with a wrist injury. she reached the quarterfinals last year but has struggled with injuries in what is her first full year on the wta tel

it follows benn returning what is being called an "adverse analytical finding for trace amounts of ad a statement which may well force the promoters to find another board to sanction the fight if it's to go ahead. i've not committed any violations. i've not been suspended, so as far as i am concerned, the fight is still going ahead. i've spoken to chris personally, and we both want the fight to go ahead. we've both taken medical and legal advice, and we want the fight to happen for the fans. you know, i've signed up to every voluntary anti—doping test in areas under the sun. throughout my whole career, i'm tested, i have never had any issues before — even in the lead—up, all my tests had come back negative. so my team will find out why there has been an initial adverse finding in my test. we didn't speak today. i haven't heard _ we didn't speak today. i haven't heard from him since the media picked _ heard from him since the media picked up — heard from him since the media picked up on this drug failure. and, you know. — picked up on this drug failure. and, you know. i— picked up on

it follows benn returning what is being called, an "adverse analytical finding, for trace amounts ofsay he's not been suspended. but they need to find another organisation sanction the fight if they don't get the blessing of british boxing's governing body. as we stand right now, the british boxing board of control are not sanctioning the fight. that does not necessarily mean that the fight is off but there is a process we have to go through. as i said, he is not suspended. this is quite fresh and we are dealing with it as we go in there is a lot going on with the lawyers at the moment but i would certainly like the british boxing board of control to be comfortable with the bout. the fighters are comfortable, but so does the governing body need to be. british number one emma raducanu has pulled out of the transylvania open in romania with a wrist injury. the 19—year—old reached the quarter—finals of the tournament last year. she's struggled with injuries during her first full year on the wta tour — most recently, retiring injured from her korea open semi—final. that's all the sport f

ahead at the 02 arena, still due to go ahead at the o2 arena, 30 years after their father's nigel bennd each other in the ring. manchester city will be looking to retain their 100% record in the competition when they host fc, hagan tonight. —— fc copenhagen. the champions league trophy is the only bit of silverware which has eluded pep guardiola at city so far, but he's hoping the addition of the man of the moment — erling haaland — could prove to be the missing link. at his age, no—one can compete with him. that speaks for itself. in the locker room, on the pitch, we see things that are not in the stats that make us feel happy to have him here. meanwhile, graham potter is after his first win in the champions league, as chelsea host italian giants ac milan tonight, they drew with red bull salzburg last month, and they lost their opening match in this season's competition at dynamo zagreb under previous boss thomas tuchel. celtic are also in action — they're in germany to face rb leipzig. both teams are still looking for their first win in this year's competition. celtic have never won

the fight between conor benn and chris eubankjr has been called off.ding for trace amounts of a fertility drug". benn�*s opponent, eubankjr, has said on social media "this should not have happened. he has escaped his schooling for now." the promoters had wanted the fight to still go ahead, but the british boxing board of control said they would not permit it under theirjurisdiction. matchroom boxing are now considering legal action. i want to make it clear that he is not suspended by the british boxing board of control, and we do feel that he has not been given due process like many others in this situation before him. i also want to clear up so many different reports from journalists and outlets that we have seen today about us being in the high court this afternoon, us considering other commissions and this isjust not considering other commissions and this is just not true. we took our time with boxing and we made a decision with that was in the best interests of the parties involved. the british overbite writer chris rouse has died at the injuries t

it follows benn returning what is being called an "adverse analytical finding for trace amounts of a british boxing's governing body, the promoters will have to find another organisation to sanction it. as we stand right now, the british boxing board of control are not sanctioning the fight, that does not necessarily mean the fight is off, but certainly there is a process that we have to go through. as i said, conor benn is not suspended, this is quite fresh and we are dealing with it as we go, there is lots going on with the lawyers, but certainly i would like the british boxing board of control to be comfortable with the bout, the fighters are comfortable, but so does the governing body need to be. rugby union flanker sadia kabeya will make her world cup debut in england's opening match against fiji after the 20—year—old was selected to start the game in auckland. she's onlyjust come out of isolation after testing positive for covid on her arrival in new zealand. winger abby dow has been named on the bench after recovering from a broken leg during the six nations just five months a

i want to make it clear that conor benn is not suspended. have seen today about as being in the high court this afternoon, is considering other commissions. this isjust not true. we took our time and we made a decision that we felt was in the best interests of the parties involved. cristiano ronaldo starts for manchester united in this evening's europa league tie. the portuguese superstar can't get in their premier league team at the moment but is selected for their match against omonia nicosia in cyprus. it's one of a number of changes from their 6—3 defeat to manchester city on sunday. casemiro, who they signed for around £70 million in the summer also comes into the side. that games kicks off at 5:45pm. arsenal play later against norwegian side bodo glimt at the emirates. the premier league have announced that players will take the knee for the next two rounds of matches, as england's top division highlights their unity against all forms of racism. ahead of this season, premier league club captains collectively selected significant moment

it follows benn returning what is being called an "adverse analytical finding for trace amounts of ahe fight to go ahead. we've both taken medical and legal advice, and as i sayd, we want the fight to happen for the fans. you know, i've signed up to every voluntary anti—doping test in areas under the sun. throughout my whole career, i'm tested, all my uk tests have come back negative. i have never had any issues before — even in the lead—up, all my tests had come back negative. so my team will find out why there has been an initial adverse finding in my test. we didn't speak today. i haven't heard from him since the media has picked up on this drug fail. and, you know, i still want to fight to go ahead because i'm still able — i mean, i'm on weight. but this is for the promoters and the british boxing board of control to come to some kind of agreement and get to the bottom of things. you know, i've done myjob. england beat uganda 60—51 in the first of their three—match series as the roses get their preparations for the 2023 world cup in cape town under way. five players made their en

our last member of the roundtable, last but definitely not least at all, is nicole dennis-benn.ere she comes. hey, nicole. >> hey. >> nicole is the author of here comes the sun, a "new york times" notable book of the year and a 2017 lambda literary award winner. her best-selling sophomore novel patsy is at 120 lambda literary award winner and "new york times" editors choice, a financial times critics choice, a stone wall book honor book, and a today show read with jinnah book club selection. patsy has been in one of the best books of the year by kirkus review, time, npr, people, "washington post," apple books, oh the oprah magazine, the guardian, good housekeeping, buzzfeed, and many others. i quote, patsy fills a literary void with compassion, complexity and tenderness, race "time" magazine and npr named nicole dennis-benn and indispensable novelist i would argue that she is an indispensable member of a roundtable today and am so glad that you are going to bring us all together and allows to have a great conversation and dialogue, so thank you for joining us. >> thank you so mu

was found in a sample provided by benn.e prepared for showers. we will all get wet at some point. the full forecast in breakfast. it's friday the 7th of october. our main story. social care providers are warning that millions of people could be left without support, unless there is a complete overhaul of the system. care england — which is the body that represents independent services — says a proper vision is needed, or the nhs "will be on its knees." jeremy cooke reports. are we ready for our lovely...? wendy hughes is bringing care into the community... your medication, sweetheart. really? why aye. ..to mark, an ex—navy diver now living with dementia. that's fabulous. for mark and his family, this is priceless help. i'll do the dishes. next stop the bathroom. but today's poll by ipsos mori for bbc news suggests more than 70% of people aged over 55 are not confident that care is reaching many of those who need it. a shortage of staff like wendy lies at the heart of what many call the care crisis. let's go. better wages wo

the search for the guilty ones, as expected, did not take much time in aired on cnn, ex-cia director bennong. thinking accused russia of blowing up its own gas pipeline. everything points to sabotage, the pipes lie at a depth of about 60 m. russia has every opportunity to plant explosives under them. this is a signal to europe that the russians are able to go beyond the ukrainian borders about such analysts can only be ironic, which, for example, did the deputy from europe entoteria mariani what kind of russia is still strange, its army bombs itself when it captures a nuclear power plant, and now destroys its own gas pipeline itself. however, it is obvious that russia has no advantages from the nord stream accident. almost the only state that could benefit from the incident is the united states, and by a strange coincidence, the sabotage took place in special economic zones controlled by american intelligence services, by the way, near born hill. in recent weeks, a huge number of strange and suspicious events have occurred, firstly, shortly before the accident. us military helicopters wer

and nine, brittany cooper and nicole dennis-benn.o give you low back on the structure and how are going to work today, this is a roundtable. the goal is for us to be in dialogue with each other and with you. so each of the members of the roundtable will have about seven minutes where they're going to talk a little bit about their areas of expertise. will be in dialogue with each other. and then our t goal is to save about 30 minutes for you to engage with us in q and a. so put your questions in the chat box and we will be making sure we use those to engage in the dialogue today. we want you to be a part of this conversation. we are going to start with emily. i amri going to let her go firs. and them all have brittney and then we will have nicole. that will be the order for today. so emily bernard is the other black is the body stores my grandmother's time, my mother's time in mind. winner of the 2020 los angeles times. her previous books include remember me too harlem, the letters of carl. with deborah willis, michelle obama, the fir

the fight between conor benn and chris eubankjr has in the last half hour been called off.umes following this winter�*s world cup. wales�* women are preparing for the biggest game in their history, aiming to reach a major tournament for the first time. they host bosnia in cardiff in front of a record crowd tonight as they bid to reach the play—off final against switzerland. manager gemma grainger has urged her side to seize the chance to make history. there are noisy games in semifinals of play—offs and for us the biggest mistake we could make would be to underestimate bosnia because they�*ve been given a lifeline the way they come into the play—offs and what we know as any team who are given a lifeline want to come here and play hard, disrupt, and they will try and take it with both hands and so it would be a huge mistake for us to think about the home draw or playing the lowest rank team and underestimating them. meanwhile scotland play austria at hampden park. they�*re hoping for a play—off final place against the republic of ireland. coach pedro martinez losa is encoura

campaign gained national support from among others sir learie constantine, howard wilson and tony bennindies cricketers here? do you think they are having any trouble? they are not, but surely they can't be very happy playing knowing that their countrymen are discriminated against, 50 yards from the playing field. mr paul stephenson, - you have now read the agreed statement between the company and the unions, what _ are your views on it? of course, we are very pleased indeed. i was asked if i wanted to be interviewed for a job, but i refused, because i was scared to be beaten up. i thought i was safer doing something else. a shopkeeper can't refuse to serve a man because of his colour. some people believe that the government should go much further, that it should be made illegal to deny a manajob. coming up, the uk's first caribbean carnival set up to showcase west indian culture. however, one of the uk's first caribbean carnivals took place in 1959. the actor and dancer, corinne skinner—carter, was there and tells us how its organiser, claudia jones, was determined to showcase caribbe

benn�*s promoter eddie hearn spoke earlier.ster, who are suspended from all competitions, since august for unpaid tax of around six million pounds. the arm of the club that employs all players and staff was wound up at a hearing in the high court this morning. it means all contracts are terminated and all debts remain unpaid and outstanding. four players who went out on loan to bath on monday and the rest of the squad are now free agents so can sign for any club. worcester warriors player cameron neild has been describing his experience of how the club was run. couldn�*t describe it as anything else a shambles. the way the owners have treated players, staff, it�*s as if they are pieces of meat and there is no recognition, on a human level, that these people have to look after their families and rely on these salaries to be able to get them through life, so it�*s been terribly run. terribly run. and i�*m glad i don�*t have do see or speak to them ever again. chelsea manager graham potter is looking for his first win in the champ

we get the latest from the 02 after saturday's boxing match between conor benn and chris eubankjr is. good evening, we start the programme tonight with a special report on the story of one family's experience of living with dementia — which affects around 900,000 people in the uk. jo has alzheimer's disease, and her and her husband bill have been struggling to navigate the social care system. the alzheimer's society says thousands of families like them echo their story. families where partners become carers and don't get enough support. the charity says their analysis shows nearly 60% of people diagnosed with dementia are not getting the help they need. the government says it is providing an additional £500 million to local authorities for adult social care this winter. this is to speed up care assessments and access to care packages. 0ur correspondentjeremy cooke and producer claire kendall have spent time withjo and bill to see the struggle they face at their home in newcastle. meetjo wilson. hi, jo — are you washing up? trying to get something out for my dinner. that's drjo wilson

it follows benn returning what is being called an "adverse analytical finding for trace amounts of ae his b sample has yet to be tested. but british boxing's governing body issued a statement, which may well force the promoters to find another board to sanction the fight if it's to go ahead. i have not committed any violations. i have not committed any violations. i have not been suspended, so as far as i am concerned the fighter is still going ahead. i have spoken to chris personally and we both want the fight to go ahead. we have both taken medical and legal advice and we want the fight to happen for the fans. you know, i have signed up to every voluntary anti—doping test for all areas under the sun. throughout my whole career i am tested, i have never had any issues before, all my tests had come back negative, even in the lead up to this fight my tests have all come back negative, so my team will find out why there has been an initial adverse finding a test. —— finding in my chest. worcester warriors players and staff are to have their contracts terminated now part of the club has

and as british boxing gets set for another installment of benn versus eubank, chrisjunior says he can'tfather's concerns about him having to drop weight to fight connor. i cannot let his worries affect me because at the end of the day i signed the contract and the fight is happening. well, long for something a bit different this tuesday evening. the inaugural bbc green sport awards, the first time that awards like this have been held. we are here as part of a two—day summit being held by you have teams, athletes and organisations all trying to put sustainability at the heart of what they do. what does that mean? sportsmen and women using their profile to try to raise climate awareness and promote a greener future for you and me and everyone. beyond this room is what they are doing really going to create an impact and have the ripples that they are hoping? we will ask those questions in the next half an hour. five awards are on offer, lydia campbell has more. from the depths of the oceans to the heights of the mountains, this is our world. heights of the mountains, this is ourworld. but

euro 2022 winners england will take on copa america femenina champions brazil in the very first conor benn to his fight with chris “hr era- is. england's netballers were beaten in the dying seconds in a dramatic one—goal win in the first test against australia. the roses were trailing by one point late in the fourth quarter when ellie cardwell scored to level at 54—54. but diamonds debutant donnell wallam scored with five seconds left on the clock to complete a perfect performance and help australia snatch the victory. they play again on sunday morning. staying with netball, history will be made on sunday when england's inaugural men's team play their first international match against australia in sydney. bbc sport'sjess anderson spoke with james thomson—boston, captain of the recently formed england thorns, about getting into a sport predominantly played by women. when i moved over nine years ago i noticed it was nonexistent. even when i went up to newcastle, trying to find a mixed team was really tough to do. when i tell people up there, i'mjust tough to do. when i tell people up there,

it follows benn returning what is being called, an "adverse analytical finding, for trace amounts ofevans looked on course for victory, but failed to take any of his six match points. one of which saw kecmanovic produce a stunning shot between the legs to save the point. and the serbian would then go onto win the deciding set on a tie—break to reach the quarterfinals. that's all the sport for now. i'll be back within the next hour with another update. universities are being urged to do more for students with mental health problems. universities uk says institutions should be obliged to contact relatives, carers or friends if they have "serious concerns" about a student's wellbeing, even without their permission. let's get more on this with our education correspondent, hazel shearing, whojoins me now. good to have you with us, hazel. what is this guidance going to be and what does it mean for students? this is guidance that has been issued to universities across the uk. what does it mean for students? well, it means if i'm a student signing of for university, i get to the registration

it follows benn, returning, what is being called, an, "adverse ana—lytical finding, for trace amountsd, so as far as i'm concerned, the fight is still going ahead. i've spoken to chris personally and we both want the fight to go ahead. you know, all of my uk tests have come back negative and throughout my whole career i've never had any issues before. even in the lead up to this fight, might tests have come up negative, so my team will find out why there has been an initial reverse finding in my test. worcester warriors players will have their contracts terminated and can leave _ their contracts terminated and can leave and — their contracts terminated and can leave and some have already. it took less than _ leave and some have already. it took less than a _ leave and some have already. it took less than a minute to wind up the part of— less than a minute to wind up the part of the — less than a minute to wind up the part of the club that employs all the players and staff at a hearing in the _ the players and staff at a hearing in the high court. the hmrc had been pursuing _ in the hi

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and he played a great role in anthony benn's. old who became the founder of the anti slavery movement. but as we spoke, he found the first school for blacks. he found the first school for back, continuous gopher blacks in philadelphia, one of the first few in america. the african free school. of course, in the other book, the suppression of slave treaties he said, the motion of one, anthony benezet, a resolution was put forth for the quakers to bring an end to slavery in america. so, he had great appreciation for that. the next year he got, a job and he moved to atlanta georgia. that work at the atlanta university, there he taught sociology and empirical studies. pickle studies could mean i science. he taught creek and latin. his son, buried heart, a family name. gohmert dubois. anybody watch the anti griffiths show? what is the other guy's name? gohmert pile it can be a southern a bout of this case it's a northern name. he has a son is born. you see have precocious the lad is, the kind of dress he has looks like a young girls dr

. >> samir khageddon benn, in faco longer a rhetorical question.there is indeey d now bipartisan support for nuclear armageddon. we're making that up. >> joe biden said it out loud at a fundraiser that, by the way, nuclear armageddon on the way. bid great.enaid, n and then republicans inuc congress said nothing, which m upo say they backed hi and said iniquities. she stood totally silent. and that really is the point. now, if you watching this show,t it's likely you don't really care what's going on i's n the so-called progressive movement. >> it's not one ofu don' your interests. and why would you care what'? they're mostly trust of foreign clowns. they're jokes, kid w kids with weird hair, pointless liberal arts degrees, stupid fantasy based politic. that's who they are. but it's also true that overthin time, people like this can be useful. sometimes you want principled people taking principled positions. keeps the system in balance. u need that. not everyone can be a mercenary. otherwise you wind up with what we have now, which is true insanity.

we also joined by ben boulos, who is in alfreton in derbyshire, speaking to small owners conor benn.onstructing garments. this is rachel�*s handiwork, to me this is magic, the way they turn bits of cloth into finished items like this, but when you talk about decisions made in westminster, it affects places like this, and the factory has been here since 1961, harold macmillan was the prime minister back then when the business started. they have seen their fair share of prime ministers over the decades, indeed quite a few over the last few weeks. but let�*s find out what people here would like to hear from rishi sunak as he outlined support for people with the cost of living crisis. angie, i�*m going to interrupt you from your work, what are the biggest pressures you are facing day today?— are the biggest pressures you are facing day today? grocery shopping. three years — facing day today? grocery shopping. three years ago _ facing day today? grocery shopping. three years ago there _ facing day today? grocery shopping. three years ago there were - facing day today? grocery shopping. th

benn maintains he is a clean athlete.. this mornint , there she is. good morning. this morning. if— there she is. good morning. this morning. if you _ there she is. good morning. this morning, if you have _ there she is. good morning. this morning, if you have not- there she is. good morning. this morning, if you have not been i there she is. good morning. this i morning, if you have not been out, another mild start to the day and all of us have temperatures in double figures. and this mild trend will continue as we head through the weekend. mild by day and mild by night. what is happening today is that low pressure is still driving the weather. we have weather fronts moving northwards and later we have weather fronts coming in from the atlantic as well. the isobars tell you it is also going to be breezy, if not windy. we had a lot of rain coming across the channel islands and in through the south—west, the midlands, heading to the east of england this morning and some of that has notjust been heavy but also thundery and

conor benn has admitted he failed two voluntary drug tests in the build—up to his bout with chris eubankjunior in custody of mahsa amini, and the violent suppression of anti— government protests. he's called for an independent panel to be set up to collect evidence. iranian security forces have reportedly fired live ammunition on protesters again — this time in the kurdish city of mahaba. the situation across iran remains extremely tense 42 days after the death of mahsa amini for not covering her hair. for more perspective from a young iranian she is an iranian proestor based in glasgow. 42 days since the death of mahsa amini, how are you feeling? brute 42 days since the death of mahsa amini, how are you feeling? we have buildin: u- amini, how are you feeling? we have building up what _ amini, how are you feeling? we have building up what could _ amini, how are you feeling? we have building up what could come - amini, how are you feeling? we have building up what could come out - amini, how are you feeling? we have building up what could come out of i building up what could come out of this? w