like i thank you, adam wilde at bramall lane for us. --_ at bramall lane for us. -- we have one matchatch already well— at bramall lane for us. -- we have one match already well under - at bramall lane for us. -- we have one match already well under way| at bramall lane for us. -- we have | one match already well under way in the premier league. leicester city hosting manchester city. there is no erling haaland at manchester city today. he is missing out his first premier league game with that foot injury. just approaching half—time, and it is still goalless. there is live text commentary on the bbc sport website on that. along with all today's matches and rugby league world cup details. that is all your support for now. holly, thank you very much. —— all your support. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 5.30 bye for now. hello, you're watching the bbc news channel. more now on the news that rescue workers in the philippines are distributing aid to almost half a million people in the philippines who have been affected by a

adam wilde, from bramall lane, 8-0 up. adam wilde, from bramall lane. thank— 8-0 up.ank you. football. - a busy day in the premier league. graham potter's return to brighton as chelsea manager didn't go according to plan. spurs were under pressure on the south coast too, as they squeezed past bournemouth, but it's manchester city who sit top of the table after a i—nil win at leicester, and no erling haaland in sight. joe lynskey was watching. manchester city needed a plan. for the first time this season, they had no erling haaland. the top—flight top scorer unfit and left out. so instead, at leicester, they went with julian alvarez. a bright argentine forward, but without the strike rate of the norwegian. if city were casual, leicester were resolute. they had gone three games without conceding, now set to block each route to goal. city's aim had to be perfect. with one sublime shot, kevin de bruyne picked the lock. he found the one part of goal leicester couldn't cover. city were on course to go top, but they would face some response. youri tielemans smacked the cross

they have one group match to play on saturday against greece at bramall lane.r and wigan's quy st helens' joe batchelor and wigan's guy pearce—paul. i caught up with him and he told me delighted he is to get his chance at this world cup and how excited he was to get a call from shaun wane. it’s and how excited he was to get a call from shaun wane.— from shaun wane. it's an exciting honour and _ from shaun wane. it's an exciting honour and something _ from shaun wane. it's an exciting honour and something you - from shaun wane. it's an exciting honour and something you dreamj from shaun wane. it's an exciting i honour and something you dream of from shaun wane. it's an exciting - honour and something you dream of as a kid was not watching the big boys play on tv. one day i want to be like him! now that's me and i'm sure young kids will be watching me saying they want to be like that one day. it's a massive proud moment for me and especially for my family. it makes me feel good, making them proud, that's the big drive in my life. ~ ., �* , proud, that's the big d

kick off on saturday at bramall lane is 2:30pm. the matches live on bbc one.tbreaks of rain around and also a lot of low cloud. a misty, murky start across england and wales. sunshine across aberdeenshire. unfortunately, that won't last, as the showery outbreaks of rain drift their way steadily northwards. some improvement across england and wales, despite a few showers moving through east anglia, but mild for all — top temperatures between ia and 20 degrees. we might see one or two places at 21 or 22. and then as we move through thursday evening, into the early hours of friday morning, more wet and increasingly windy weather will start to push in from the west. so here, it will be a wet start to friday. there will be some drier, brighter weather, but it's not expected to last. outbreaks of rain gradually drifting their way north, the heaviest of which will be always out to the north and west. once that rain clears, the sunshine comes through. once again, temperatures respond. a mild story for all. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, the headlin

we are into the final seconds at bramall lane, where england have a mammoth score on the board over greececorer at the tournament, after scoring four first—half tries. steering england clear of danger. ryan hall scored his third try at the world cup. england running away with it in sheffield. 9a—4, the score, the largest margin of victory at the tournament so far. wales are out of the world cup at the quarterfinal stage after being beaten by defending champions new zealand. they scored nine tries as they won 55—3 against wales, including two from portia woodman, which earned her a place in the record books. she overtakes england's su day as the rugby world cup's all—time leading try scorer. no regrets, we asked the girls to give their all and show some heart. new zealand definitely stepped up from the pool game, and... it is testament to our defence. georgia taylor—brown has beaten the usa's taylor spivey to retain her super league title for the second year in a row. it was an all british podium at the inaugural super league triathlon in saudi arabia. the grand finale of the slt season, an

presence of greece at this world cup really any results at really does transcend any results at bramall lanet familiar with the story of greek rugby, it is quite a extraordinary tale. up until a couple of months ago rugby league was banned in greece, they have to play matches in the middle of the night, they had to play matches in secret locations, they have to play matches abroad for they have to play matches abroad for the evening matches being raided by the evening matches being raided by the police. the fact that they are here in any world cup playing in front of a packed house really is one of the most extraordinary stories of this or any rugby league world cup. i've been catching up with the england coach sean wayne and he is telling me what he's expecting. they are very different. expect the unexpected, a bit like the french. it's a _ unexpected, a bit like the french. it's a lot_ unexpected, a bit like the french. it's a lot more unexpected. they'll play a _ it's a lot more unexpected. they'll play a lot, — it's a lot more unexpected. they'll play a lot, their kicking game is really—

kick—off on saturday at bramall lane is 2.30pm. the match is live on bbc one.

they hammered greece 94—4 at bramall lane.i think nobody is smiling in my face and saying, yeah, a point against leeds. but i would have easily taken it because our situation is not easy and to fight through you need the little things as well. also unhappy, chelsea boss graham potter, as his return to brighton ended in a 4—1 defeat on the south coast. the hosts were 3—0 up at half time, when pascal gross rounded off a day to remember with their fourth in stoppage time. potter received a hostile reception with some booing from brighton fans before kick off. he was returning for the first time sincejoining chelsea in september. it took a late stoppage time winnerfor tottenham to see off bournemouth. antonio conte's side were 2—0 down but completed their comeback in added time with rodrigo bentancur scoring from that corner to make it 3—2. the spurs boss praised his side's never say die attitude after the game. but it's manchester city who ended the day top of the premier league an outstanding free kick from kevin de bruyne was e

the hosts go to bramall lane and welcome a side who've already made historyjust by being at the worldt season. it's after formula one's governing body the fia said they broke the sport's budget cap last year when max verstappen won his first world championship in controversial circumstances ahead of lewis hamilton. he could have been stripped of that title, but the fia chose not to go that far, as our sports news correspondent laura scott reports. formula 1 grand prix has some of the loudest sporting spectacles, but the noisy mexico will be just as loud off the track as on it. with red bull finally punished for breaching last year's budget cut by nearly £2 million. they consider their £6 million. they consider their £6 million fine and 10% research reduction to be draconian, but some of their rivals view it as a meaningless penalty for what they view as a clear case of cheating. not 1p of it was spent on making the car go faster. i think the fia in their statement have recognised that, but of course they are in a difficult position where they have to apply penalties. so we feel the pe

williams will wear the captain�*s armband for england for their final world cup group game greece at bramall laneas far as i am aware, unless we are told we can�*t qualify. i am still ready to play as much as i possibly can and try to make that team. my commitment to the ryder cup goes before me. i don�*t think that should ever come in question. that before me. i don't think that should ever come in question.— ever come in question. that is all the sort ever come in question. that is all the sport for _ ever come in question. that is all the sport for now, _ ever come in question. that is all the sport for now, and _ ever come in question. that is all the sport for now, and in - ever come in question. that is all the sport for now, and in the - ever come in question. that is all the sport for now, and in the last| the sport for now, and in the last few moments, zimbabwe have beaten pakistan at the t20 world cup. very much a shock victory, more on that on the bbc sport website. rishi sunak has been putting the finishing touches to his ministerial team —— as he moves to set his government apart fro