brighton down to ten men.he possession, but not enough precision. attack after attack slipping by and the match looking destined for a draw until finally, a goal hammered home. neil warnock celebrating a century of matches in charge. a second win of the season, the perfect present. austin halewood, bbc news. we have to work so hard against the top class sides, everyone we go up against. we have come on that quickly in the last 18 months. we cannot turn it down, coming up here, but we have had to work very hard and in january as well. but we are getting better every game and it's all credit to the boys because it was a blow to go down that early goal. in the late kick off, crystal palace were beaten by tottenham at home. juan foyth scoring his first senior goal of his career. his first senior goalfor his first senior goal for the argentine player. no wilfried zaha for palace which never bodes well. it's their fifth home defeat this season. newcastle beat bournemouth 2—1 — and it must have been a relief for newc

brighton down to ten men.ion, but not enough precision. attack after attack slipping by and the match looking destined for a draw until finally, a goal hammered home. neil warnock celebrating a century of matches in charge. a second win of the season, the perfect present. austin halewood, bbc news. we have to work so hard against the top class sides, everyone we go up against. we have come on that quickly in the last 18 months. we cannot turn it down, coming up here, but we have had to work very hard and in january as well. but we are getting better every game and it's all credit to the boys because it was a blow to go down that early goal. we are reliant on good decisions by the officials and that last goal is being shown to be offside. at that stage in the game and that comfortable a decision to make, i think, it makes it even harder. now onto newcastle against bournemouth, 2—1 the score at st james' park. the win was a relief to newcastle's manager rafa benitez, who'd lost three key players to injury leadin

roger harrabin, bbc news, brighton.effort to boost oyster stocks off the essex coast. it's a place where richard the lionheart first granted oyster fishing rights, but for fishermen there keeping the stocks high is as important to their livelihoods as harvesting them. scientists think magnets will help, as our correspondent richard westcott reports. off the windswept essex coast, a 1000—year—old industry is still grappling with an age—old problem. to boost oyster stocks, fishermen need to know exactly when the animals are reproducing. in a much warmer lab at essex university, scientists think they've found an answer. you can see the magnet is connected to the top half there, so then we can measure the amount of opening, the amount of gaping that the oysters do. when female oysters release their eggs, they do something strange... she shows the behaviour for a5 minutes, one hour, something like that, where the valves go pump, pump, pump, in a very steady rhythm. and you can see the eggs coming out from this rare footage s

yea rs missing in brighton in 1986, 32 years ago.ho was convicted of trying to kill a seven—year—old girl in brighton in 1990. now, he had been giving evidence in his defence this morning at the old bailey, you spend about one and a half hours in the witness box. there was then a break. the jury box. there was then a break. the jury was brought back into court in the last 15 minutes or so expecting to see russell bishop still in the witness box, because they expected him to still be cross—examined, but he was in the dock, not in the witness box, and thejudge, mr justice sweeney, turn to the jury and said to them, this: you will observe mr bishop is in the dock, not in the witness box, because he has declined to give any further evidence. he went on to tell them i have given him time to consider that, but that is his position. the judge went on to say i will give you directions in due course as to how you should approach that, and he told them what that meant is that there would be no further cross—examination of russell bishop in the

a convicted paedophile has told a jury that he did not murder two schoolgirls in brighton 32 years ago the second time — for the murders of nine—year—olds nicola fellows and karen hadaway near brighton in 1986. helena lee is at the old bailey. bishop, the man accused of murdering karen hadaway and nicola fellows who went out to play in 1986. their bodies were found in woods near their homes. bishop took the jury through his account of what happened 32 years ago. he spoke quietly and at times his barrister had to ask them to raise his voice and stop mattering because the jury were not able to hear of what he had to say and his barrister then asked them did you kill karen hadaway? bishop replied no, i didn't. did you kill nicola fellows? he replied no again. do you know who did? no, he replied. he spoke about the moment the girls we re he spoke about the moment the girls were found in the woods and said he went with police and helped with the search for the missing schoolgirls. two young boys then called up and said the girls had been found. he told the jury he went straight over and wen

in brighton, here's one of the most unusual houses in britain. tiles, turned back to front. absolutely extraordinary. the building has hollow walls. they are stuffed with experimental forms of insulation, including old denim jeans, cassette tapes, videos, and abandoned duvets. ok, if you come in here, i'll show you what we're doing with duvets. the waste house is used for teaching. so, believe it or not, duvets in the uk are all either incinerated or sent to landfill, and what we've done here is install a panel of them to test what sort of good installation they're going to be. the house is full of ideas on reuse. and what about this, a sofa made out of cardboard boxes. reusable items are scavenged by a woman known as the brighton resource goddess. these offices are being closed. instead of dumping the unwanted contents in a skip, she's sorting them out and selling them on. she says it actually saves money, and she insists that all councils could do this. i think the government can set an agenda where there's a framework and an attitude within th

brighton down to ten men.the match looking destined for a draw until finally, a goal hammered home. neil warnick celebrating a century of matches in charge. a second wind of the season and the perfect present. we have to work so hard against the top class size, everyone we go up against. we have come on back quickly in the last 18 months. we cannot turn it down, got there but we have had to work very hard and in january as well. though we are getting better every game and is so all credit to the boys because it was a blow to go down that early goal. leicester—burnley finished goalless on an emotional day at the king power stadium. it's leicester's first home game since the fatal helicopter crash which killed five people, including the club's owner. elsewhere, newcastle beat bournemouth 2—1 to win consecutive premier league matches for the first time since april. salomon rondon scored twice in the first half to move his side up to 14th, while bournemouth stay sixth. in today's other games, huddersfield drew 1—1

two goals from fara williams helped reading win 4—1 at brighton.hed 10—woman yeovil town 5—0 to move up to third. england test captainjoe root says he wants his team to "set the trend instead of following suit" after winning their first series in sri lanka in 17 years. the lankans had begun day five in pallekele needing 75 runs wih 3 wickets remaining, but england's spinners once again proved too much for them, as they won the second test by 57 runs. patrick gearey reports . england fans had gathered for the kandy crunch — anticipating a short, sweet finish. they needed just three sri lankan wickets to win the series. moeen ali took the first and most significant of them. when niroshan dickwella departed, so did his team's chances of an unlikely victory. the end came quickly. two balls later moeen baffled suranga lakmal, then pushpakumara pushed back a sitter to jack leach. his fifth wicket in the innings, and england's first win in sri lanka for 17 years. to come here and perform as we have done, and manage to soak up the pressure and played back

felix grew up mostly in brake, in the brighton -- in brooklyn, in the brighton beach area, sort of theeadquarters for the russian mafia. >> reporter: why did none of the heavily hyped trump deals never go through? >> one problem trump had was getting the approval of the russian government. he was always concerned that the bureaucracy and the kremlin was too -- time consuming, that there was too much. that's one of the reasons he was so interested in cultivating putin himself. >> reporter: but trump has made money from russians. he sold this mansion in palm beach to a russian billionaire for $95 million. and there was one business deal in moscow that did succeed. >> russia is our partner. >> reporter: in 2013 he made millions when he partnered with a russian billionaire to hold the "miss universe pageant" in the shadow of the kremlin. could there be other trump business deals in russia that we haven't heard about? analysts say probably not. but if there are, those deals could at least be politically harmful to the president if he does not disclose them. wolf? >> all right, brian, good r

hughton says he's focussed on hisjob at brighton. now to zlatan ibrahimovic..., paris st.germain and manchester united just a few of the illustrious clubs with whom the swede has plied his trade... now stateside with la galaxy, the superstar striker has a new book out and steve crossman caught up with the enigma that is. zlatan. absolutely brilliant! ibrahimovic! the golden boy of swedish football! wherever i went, i scored goals. i didn't stay in one place. i scored a couple of goals. i travelled, took my back, got the chance to play with different, phenomenal players. what i went through is a big adventure but i think i left a mark wherever i went. the premier league should be happy i didn't come ten years ago, before i came. because? it would be a different story. united was the club, was the shirt i was supposed to shine in. and i did. everybody said don't do it, it's not good for your career. i said you put your whole career on one season. but that triggered me because that is the challenge i want. sol triggered me because that is the challenge i want. so i

manager claude puel had said ahead of their 1—1 draw at brighton on saturday that it was time to tryis there. along with michael appleton. leicester city up against southampton for a place in the quarterfinals against manchester city. michael appleton is with me. looking at southampton first. marcuse is under pressure. is this a game to win the fans background? i'm sure he will think it is an opportunity to get one under his belt. quite a difficult time in the league for the i'm sure the attitude will be going into the game trying to get a win and get some lament. they have a big game against manchester united coming up, they have to play this evening in the champions league and i'm sure a lot of thought has gone into that. a big opportunity for leicester to get into the last eight. you think that claude doyle needs that? there's a lwa ys claude doyle needs that? there's always speculation around managers in the premier league. i think they're in a position at the minute quite secure in the table. going out in the quarterfinals last year, they have an opportunity again to put right s

lloyd russell—moyle, the mp for brighton and kempton, made the announcement to mps during a debate toy on the 1st of december. you can hear our full on the 1st of december. you can hear ourfull interview on the 1st of december. you can hear our full interview with him after this summary. the metropolitan police says it is considering deploying armed officers to tackle gang violence across parts of london. commissioner cressida dick said that the move was a temporary measure and would only be used in extreme circumstances. 127 people have been murdered in the capital so far this year, including 72 fatal stabbings and 1a shootings. schoolchildren in australia have taken part in a day of rallies to demand action on climate change. what do we want? when do we want it? now! thousands attended marches in sydney, melbourne and brisbane, despite a call from scott morrison, the country's prime minister, urging them to stay in school. that's a summary them to stay in school. that's a summary of the main stories today. we will be talking in the next few minutes... this is the body comforted from

and you'll be able to see mark make that second round draw tonight alongside brighton's glenn murrayt seven o'clock. some breaking 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 da

and premier league manager but would he wa nt to premier league manager but would he want to leave brightonld the faa be willing to buy up his contract which ends in 2021. stephen kenny is interesting. a lot of domestic success in ireland. he won the double this year. he won the title in dundalk. an interesting choice. the grassroots of supporters of the league of ireland would be pleased but they did a big leap. sam alla rdyce has but they did a big leap. sam allardyce has been mentioned. in a parallel universe this would have been keyed up for roy keane to step and had things worked better in the transition but i don't see that happening now. we will wait and see. thank you forjoining us. if you've ever witnessed racism at a football match, it seems you're far from alone. in fact according to new figures, more than half of supporters in the uk have seen this behaviour first hand. this is just one of the shocking statistics from a new study carried out by british anti—discrimination campaign kick it out. austin halewood has been looking at the details. thisjoint survey by this joint survey

a convicted paedophile has told a jury that he did not murder two schoolgirls in brighton 32 years agohroughout this trial and into "to the witness box, for the oath as he gave evidence, his voice was shaking, at times his barrister had to ask him to speak up because he was muttering that time. the jury weren‘t able to hear him. but there was an exchange at the start of the evidence between russell and his barrister, and his barrister said to him," did you kill karen hadaway?" russell bishop replied now i didn‘t, did you kill nicola fellows, now i didn‘t, he‘s applied. do you know who did? know i didn‘t. then he described the moment they found them, it it they have been searching on october 1986 with his dog and other people, he told the court he had a couple of young boys call down that they had found the two little girl. he told the jury he went to them, went straight to the girls, he said he went to feel for a poll. but couldn‘t find one. he was then asked by his barrister, did you realise they were dead? russell bishop with plaid i did indeed. how did you feel, has his barrister? i

brighton university students can expect to do well. leaders. creative industries are a real contribution to society and the economy. many graduates in areas such as humanities and arts go on to do really great things in society, and it's not always measured by the level of salary so i would worry that this may have a negative impact. not all degrees have the same effect on earnings. for men, even more than women, choosing carefully can make all the difference. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. the supreme court has decided not to allow a terminally ill man permission to mount a final legal challenge to the law which prohibits assisted suicide. noel conway, who has motor neurone disease, wants a doctor to help him to die. three supreme courtjudges refused permission to allow a full hearing of his appeal. mr conway said the decision was "extremely disappointing". the ride—sharing service, uber, has been fined £385,000 by uk regulators, forfailing to protect customers' personal information during a cyber attack. the information commissioner's o

cardiff city secured only their second win of the season thanks to a last—minute goal against 10—man brighton watford finished 1—1 as well. spurs beat crystal palace, while newcastle united beat bournemouth 2—1. in the scottish premiership, hearts stay top despite losing 1—0 to kilmarnock. the bottom of the table clash between dundee and st mirren finished 1—1. stjohnstone move up to fouth after a 4—0 victory over hamilton. celtic and rangers both play tomorrow. world champion lewis hamilton will start on pole for sunday's brazilian grand prix. hamilton finished just ahead of his former title rival sebastian vettel after a tight, tense battle in qualifying, with their team—mates valtteri bottas and kimi raikkonen back in third and fourth. vettel, though, faces an investigation after failing to follow stewards' instructions at the weighbridge. he has recieved a fine. england's opening match in the women's world twenty20 against sri lanka was abandoned without a ball being bowled after heavy rain on the island of st lucia. both teams collect one point each, and england's next group a game is ag

everton beat brighton 3—1. arsenal and liverpool in action. a 4—0 win over sheffield wednesday. sheffield wednesday they move above sheffield united who lost away to nottingham forest. derby are in third after an impressive victory at home to birmingham. bottom of the table ipswich drew at home to preston, in paul lambert‘s first match since being appointed as manager. there were wins for reading and hull, both of whom are in the bottom three. celtic thrashed hearts as second played first in the scottish premiership today — the champions closing the gap to one point, as they completely outclassed their edinburgh opponents. daniel candeias came off the bench to score in the 79th minute with this stunning effort. he was also sent off in extra time after being shown a second yellow card. but it was alfredo morelos with the second goal in extra time to give steven gerrard's side only their second away league win of the season — they're now five points off the leaders hearts. so celtic with that huge win — they remain one point off the hearts who a

they beat brighton 2—1.ro the current scorer. final practice is over at the brazilian grand prix has sebastien that will looks like the man to catch, heading into qualifying later. more sport would you in an hour. leicester city football club has honoured the owner of the club — vichai srivaddhanaprabha. with a tribute video and a two minute silence before a home match with burnley at the king power stadium. it‘s the first home match since the leicester owner died along with four others in a helicopter crash two weeks ago. the helicopter went down in a car park near the club‘s stadium. earlier thousands of leicester city fans walked together from the city centre to the stadium, to honour mr vichai. the 5,000 to one walk was named after the odds the club overcame to net their "fairy tale" 2016 premier league win. the supporters marched from jubilee square to the king power stadium ahead of the game against burnley. on friday, the club announced plans to erect a statue of the chairman at the king power stadium

people moving to towns and cities like brighton, from which i represent are uniquely vulnerable to sexhousing crisis, and ubiquitous access to online platforms like craigslist, it means some young people are swiftly down a path towards exploitation. he cited a survey. 0ver100,000 women have been offered sex for rent in the last year alone. around a quarter of a million women have been offered sex for rent in the last five years. he said there were a hundred sites for rent ads online, and he said he turned his eye to craigslist which advertised on their website. what i don't understand is why they are allowed to act like pimps, but they are not treated like the pimps they are. when police come across pimps in the streets, they act. they have the power to act, and they know what to do with that power. but with craigslist, we have a situation where they're acting like pimps, but they are in an online platform we seem spellbound into inaction. just because the pimps are sandal wearing cappuccino drinking californians, doesn't mean we need to let them get away with it. being allowed to trad

it will be sorted out on tuesday morning we're expecting to see everybody back here in the hague brighton early to try and get into an end of this current impasse. britain's embattled prime minister looks to have a tough week ahead of her as her break up plans come under attack from all sides more than after a short break this is our international. thank. you . welcome back this is our international and the british prime minister will head to brussels this week to try and seal the deal over brags that u.k. is scheduled to leave the e.u. on march twenty ninth next year just over four months away after that two thousand and sixteen referendum that left of the british public bitterly divided on the issue the other twenty seven e.u. states are expected to sign off on the so-called the divorce papers and european representatives have been giving some positive vibes that the deal will finally be concluded this week. just to brief the ministers who do you twenty seven degree wind up to reach last week negotiators later in the draft to reach through or agreement as well as on the outline of the p

cardiff beat brighton. crystal palace lost to tottenham. huddersfield drew with west ham.beat bournemouth and southampton—watford was a draw. hearts are still top of the scottish premiership despite losing to kilmarnock. dundee drew with st mirren and st johnstone thrashed hamilton academical. celtic and rangers are both playing tomorrow. lewis hamilton will start tomorrow's brazilian grand prix on pole. back on the track after winning his 5th world title a fortnight ago, the briton overcame testing conditions and a dramatic near miss — to qualify fastest at interlagos.

it will be sorted out on tuesday morning we're expecting to see everybody back here in the hague brighton early to try and get into an end of this current impasse trouble for a truce or may and of the brags that after a short break stay with us. i don't think the democrats are much mood to negotiate with the republicans or president so i think people are going to have to acknowledge that the united states over the next couple years is going to be consumed even more so by or internal our turtle bickering in affairs and. the path of china as economy in the last fifteen years is different than other countries emerging that were once emerging economies that became big economies like united states did the same thing they were export exporting it with unfair advantages until they got big and then they transition to a consumer economy so china and britain before then did the same thing so china is just following history and now they want to become a big consumer economy and so far so good. join me everything on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics sports busin

cardiff beat brighton. crystal palace lost to tottenham. huddersfield drew with west ham.s goalless between leicester and burnley. newcastle beat bournemouth and southampton—watford was a draw. hearts are still top of the scottish premiership despite losing to kilmarnock. dundee drew with st mirren and st johnstone thrashed hamilton academical. celtic and rangers are both playing tomorrow. lewis hamilton will start tomorrow's brazilian grand prix on pole. back on the track after winning his 5th world title a fortnight ago, the briton overcame testing conditions and a dramatic near miss — to qualify fastest at interlagos. that's it from me. but there's plenty more on the bbc sport website, including live boxing commentary as tony bellew bids to make history tonight. back now to the commemorations marking the centenary of the end of the first world war, and the queen has led members of the royal family in a special festival of remembrance at the royal albert hall. here's sarah campbell. aneis an e is of the 100 of anniversary of the 1918 armistice, the audience stood to give

elsewhere, everton were 3—1 winners over brighton. newcastle united picked up theirfirst win in the premier league, thanks to a second half goal from ayoze perez. west ham beat burnley 4—2. celtic hammered hearts, as first played second in the scottish premiership today. hearts still top of the table by a point. third placed rangers left it late to beat st mirren 2—0. daniel candeias came off the bench to score in the 79th minute with this stunning effort. he was also sent off in extra time after being shown a second yellow, but it was alfredo morelos with the second goal in extra time to give steven gerrard's side only their second away league win of the season. elsewhere, david turnbull gave motherwell their first premiership home win of the season with a 1—0 victory over dundee. mason bloomfield gave 10—man hamilton the win over livingston, while stjohnstone beat hibs1—0. england beat south africa at twickenham in the first of their autumn internatoinals. south africa led until the final eight minutes. their try which was the only

elsewhere in the premier league, cardiff city got a 90th minute winner against brighton.ck—to—back league wins for first time since february, newcastle beat bournemouth 2—1, while southampton are now without a win in seven league games after conceding late against watford. spurs won by a goal to nil at crystal palace. in germany, leaders borussia dortmund beat bayern munich 3—2, marco reus getting both equalisers for dortmund after robert lewandowski twice put bayern ahead. elsewhere there were wins for the bottom two — stuttgart and fortuna dusseldorf, and borussia monchengladbach beat werder bremen 3—1. the excitement ahead of the superclasico, the argentinian derby between river plate and boca juniors in the copa libertadores final has had to be put on hold as the match has been postponed because of rain. the two teams have met plenty of times in domestic competition but this is the first time they will meet in south america's biggest club tournament. but heavy downpours in buenas aires have left the pitch at boca's la bombonera stadium submerged and completely unplaya

elsewhere, brighton and leicester drew i—i.said his manchester united players "lacked heart" as they were held to a goaless draw by crystal palace at old trafford. celtic are two points clear in the scottish premiership. they beat hamilton 3—0. substitute leigh griffiths scored a late free kick to make sure of the points. rangers are now second after beating livingstone and hearts have dropped to third with defeat at st mirren. at midnight, england play australia in the final of the women's world t20 in antigua. find commentary and also in—play video highlights on the bbc sport website. thank you very much. the british director nicolas roeg has died at the age of 90. in a career spanning six decades, he was celebrated for his original and sometimes controversial style of film—making. jon donnison looks back at his life. i sent your food back to get it warm. julie christie and donald sutherland in nic roeg's masterpiece, don't look now. it was sumptuous and eerie. as in all his films, the images by turns hooked you, hypnotised y

a london to brighton ticket will go up from £4696 to 4844, a rise of £148 was that many travellers atge station today were distantly unimpressed. bit outraged, really. i expect there will always be increases every year, but really they are not performing. most times i have to stand all the way to london bridge and all the way back home. so, no, i'm not happy. way to london bridge and all the way back home. so, no, i'm not happylj wouldn't mind paying an increase if they manage to get trains into the station on time and at the moment they are not. the annual increase in they are not. the annual increase in the price of rail tickets is one of the price of rail tickets is one of the less welcome winter traditions in britain. but this year travellers have particular reason to be angry. a timetabling fiasco and a succession of strikes have led to thousands of trains being cancelled 01’ thousands of trains being cancelled or delayed and made a lot of people very angry. that has led to calls for fa res very angry. that has led to calls for fares to be frozen. i think passengers are paying mo

cardiff city secure the second win of the season they say land —— last—minute goal against ten man brightone united beat bournemouth 2-1. and newcastle united beat bournemouth 2—1. and the scottish premier shares hart's essay topic despite losing 1-0. the hart's essay topic despite losing 1—0. the bottom of the table clash between denley and st mary in which a finished wall. stjohn's with five to fourth after a figure for hamilton. celtic and rangers both play tomorrow. world champion lewis hamilton will start on pole position for sunday pasta brazilian grand prix. he finished just ahead of his former title writer sebastian vettel after an intensive qualifying battle. sebastian vettel faces an investigation after failing to follow stewards extract —— and surgeons at the weybridge. finally in the last two minutes, and lymphocyte match against sri lanka in the t—20 world cup has been abandoned because of heavy rain. that is office poor. james, many thanks. turkey says it has given recordings related to the killing of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi to four western countries, including br

well, an annual season ticket from brighton to london will go up by nearly £150.ling between manchester and liverpool, you'll be paying £100 more, while tweedbank to edinburgh will be £88 more expensive from january 2nd next year. the hike didn't go down well with customers on the buxton to manchester line. they left notes for northern rail, saying overcrowding and cancellations meant services aren't worth the prices they're paying at the moment — let alone more. but the organisation that represents the train companies says the revenue will be invested in the railways. no one wants to pay extra for their fares, but what do these fare increases cover? the day—to—day running of the railways, which allows billions of extra money to be focused on investment. new stations, new carriages and extra services. so, how's that going down with passengers? i think it's already very expensive, so i'm already trying to control how much i use it. the trains are normally late. the trains are usually dead busy, i never get a seat. it's too much money, isn't it? for a very bad servi

the friends were sexually assaulted and strangled in brighton in 1986. bishop denies the charges. to avoid a speeding charge is facing a retrial after a jury failed to reach a verdict. fiona 0nasanya, the mp for peterborough, is alleged to have colluded with her brother to escape prosecution. she denies perverting the course of justice. president trump has described migrants trying to cross into america from mexico as stone cold criminals. his comments came as police fired tear gas at hundreds who attempted to rush the border fence at tijuana, as they tried to enter the united states. 0ur correspondent, will grant, reports from tijuana. when the poorest people in the americas tried to force their way into its richest country, then that with resistance, riot police and teargas. what with resistance, riot police and tea rgas. what began with resistance, riot police and teargas. what began as a peaceful protest over their asylum claims soon descended into a scramble towards the border. the us and mexico closed the crossing and pushed them back. the caravan awoke this morning u nsettl

james maddison was sent off for leicester as they drew 1—1 away at brighton.beat cardiff. all the goals on match of the day on bbc one at 10:20 tonight. up—to—date with all the permit late. spurs and chelsea were made to nil. —— premier league. given my high across that. jesse trying to get back into it. more coming up later with holly. —— chelsea are trying. still to come on sportsday. we'll take you to the season ending abu dhabi grand prix, and guess who is on the front of the grid again. and farewell to robbo, after almost 50 years with the bbc, he's commentated on his final game. hejobs for the world he jobs for the world cup glory! it is over! he has done! jonny wilkinson is england's iran! —— he drops for world cup glory! —— england's iran! still gives you goose bumps. england already won the series and it was another good day for england's cricketers on the second day of the final test in colombo. they have a 99 run lead, adil rashid taking five wickets as sri lanka collapsed to 240 all out. ben croucher was watching. pitchers in sri lanka have a tende

james maddison was sent off for leicester as they drew i—all away at brighton.at cardiff. all the goals on match of the day on bbc one at 10:20 tonight. and before i hand you back to olly, in the last half hour the republic of ireland have named mick mccarthy as their new manager. he returns to the job he last had back in 2002 when he took them to the world cup. he's been appointed until after the 2020 euros — when he'll be replaced by dundalk manager stephen kenny. that news that really has surprised people today. a lot of people expected mccarthy but maybe not stephen kenny to take over but more on that on the website. thank‘s holly, we'll have more football later in the programme, including all the scottish premiership results and also coming up on sportsday. we'll take you to the season ending abu dhabi grand prix, and guess who is on the front of the grid again. and farewell to robbo, after almost 50 years with the bbc, he's commentated on his final game. he drops for world cup glory! it is over! he has that! jonny wilkinson is england's hero! let's get som

convicted paedophile has told a court he had nothing to do with the deaths of two nine—year—olds in brighton, is charged with murdering nicola fellows the girls went missing while playing near their home. daniela relph reports. russell bishop arrived at court in a prison van. he's been injailfor 28 years for the sexual assault and attempted murder of a seven—year—old girl. but today, he faced questions about a different crime, the murder of karen hadaway and nicola fellows in 1986. this is the second time he's faced trial on these charges. karen hadaway‘s mother sat a few metres away as russell bishop repeatedly denied murdering her daughter and her neighbour, nicola. he told the court he had helped the police search for the nine—year—olds when they went missing and had been amongst the first people to find their bodies hidden in undergrowth. describing the moment the girls were found, he told jurors: realising they were dead, he said: russell bishop also told the court his police statements were sometimes contradictory because officers bullied him during interviews. he described them as dow

the friends were sexually assaulted and strangled in brighton in 1986. between two rival gangs in the north—west of england led to the deaths of two men. 55—year—old paul massey was gunned down in 2015 and his friend and associate 53—year—old john kinsella was shot dead in may this year. mark fellows and steven boyle both deny the murders. the trial at liverpool crown court continues. it has travelled more than 300 million miles on a six—month voyage through deep space. in less than two hours' time, nasa's spacecraft that's been built to explore mars is set to land on the red planet. once there, it will carry out a series of experiments. but the landing is going to prove nerve—wracking for those at mission nerve—wracking for those at mission control in pasadena — the spacecraft has to slow from 12,000mph to just 5mph in the space of a few minutes. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill is there. they call it seven minutes of terror. at this last stage of its journey to mars, nasa's insight lander will need to slow itself down from more than 12,000mph to

elsewhere everton were 3—1 winners over brighton — richarlison scoring twice fortheirwin infour premierhe premier league this season thanks to a second half goal from ayoze perez. west ham took an early lead against burnley — arnautovic with the goal. the visitors equalised thanks to two from filipe anderson while spurs are currently in action against wolves. they are leading the 2—0 through erik lamela and lucas moura. celtic hammered hearts as first played second in the scottish premiership. hearts are out in front by a point the top. rangers left it late to beat saint 2—0. daniel candeias came off the bench to score in the 79th minute. he was also sent off in extra time after a second yellow but alfredo morelos got the second to give steven gerrard's team only their second away league win of the season. david turnbull gave motherwell theirfirst premiership home win of the season with a 1—0 victory over dundee. englnad have beaten south africa at tiwckneham in the first of their autumn internatoinals. the only try of the game came from sbu nkosi but the boot of 0wen farrell kept engla

well, an annual season ticket from brighton to london will go up by nearly £150.ter and liverpool, you'll be paying £100 more, while tweedbank to edinburgh will be £88 more expensive from january 2nd next year. the hike didn't go down well with customers on the buxton to manchester line. they left notes for northern rail, saying overcrowding and cancellations meant services aren't worth the prices they're paying at the moment — let alone more. but the organisation that represents the train companies says the revenue will be invested in the railways. no one wants to pay extra for their fares, but what do these fare increases cover? the day—to—day running of the railways, which allows billions of extra money to be focused on investment. new stations, new carriages and extra services. so, how's that going down with passengers? i think it's already very expensive, so, i'm already trying to control how much i use it. the trains are normally late. the trains are usually dead busy, i never get a seat. it's too much money, isn't it? for a very bad service? if the fares do

bbc action line website, that is at bbc.co.uk/actionline lloyd russell—moyle, the labour mp for brightoning a debate in the house of commons, and only the second mp ever to reveal he's hiv positive. mr russell—moyle, who's 32, urged ministers to review cuts to sexual health budgets. i wanted to be able to stand here in this place and say to those that are living with hiv that their status does not define them. that we can be whoever we want to be. and to those who have not been tested, maybe because of... out of fear, i say to you — it is better to live in knowledge than to die in fear. hear, hear. the world health organisation has warned that there's been a global resurgence in measles. an estimated 110,000 deaths last year were linked to the highly contagious disease. experts say complacency, collapsing health systems in some countries and a rise in fake news about the measles vaccine, are behind the rise. the british citizen killed in an attack on a compound in the afghan capital kabul, run by the uk security firm gas, has been named as 33 year—old luke griffin. gas says five of its e

everton were 3—1 winners over brighton — richarlison scoring twice.his season, thanks to a second—half goal from ayoze perez to move out of the bottom three. west ham beat burnley 4—2 — two goals from felipe anderson, while spurs are currently in action against wolves, leading 3—1. real madrid are back to winning ways, under their interim manager, santiago solari. two late goals earning them a 2—0 win over real valladolid. second—placed atletico madrid could only manage a draw with leganes while, in the late game in the primera division, barcelona are losing 2—1 against rayo vallecano. luis suarez, pozo and alvara garcia with the goals with around ten minutes left to play. american gymnast simone biles won a record i4th world title at the world gymnastics championships in doha. she took gold in the individualfloor to take her medal tally this week to six after having also picked up a bronze in the beam final on saturday. she's now the first gymnast in three decades to win a medal in each event in which she competed. to rugby union now and, with the wo

convicted paedophile has told a court he had nothing to do with the deaths of two nine—year—olds in brightonwith murdering nicola fellows and karen hadaway in 1986. the girls went missing while playing near their home. all of vauxhall‘s 1100 unionised workers at its ellesmere port car plant have gone on strike to protest against planned job cuts. vauxhall‘s planning to cut 241 posts at the site in cheshire in 2019. the unions say workers are frustrated after three previous rounds of job closures in recent years. asda, morrisons and sainsbury‘s have cut their petrol and diesel prices as the wholesale price of oil continues to fall. average fuel prices hit a four—year high in mid—october, when the average price of petrol at the pump hit more than £1.31 a litre. since then prices have been falling, with asda now charging £1.19 a litre. it's been a tough year for the high street, but today we've been shopping like mad. yes, it's black friday. this year is expected to be even bigger than the last, but the shopping is predominantly happening online. it's estimated we'll spend more than £1.5 billio

the labour mp for brighton kemptown, lloyd russell moyle, has told the commons that he is hiv positive to reveal his hiv status in the house. because, mr deputy speaker, next year i will be marking an anniversary of my own. ten years since i became hiv positive. it has been a long journey from the fear of acceptance, and today, hopefully, advocacy, knowing that my treatment keeps me healthy and protects any partner that i may have. the funerals industry in britain is to face a major investigation, after the competition watchdog found prices have soared by two thirds in the last decade. 0ur personal finance correspondent simon gompertz has more. not justified, that's notjustified, that's how the competition regulator describes the experiences of bereaved family members like k in lincolnshire. her mother ‘s recent funeral cost nearly £4000 yet her dad's, a full 18 years ago, cost only 1100 from the same funeral director. it is a lot of money. although the funeral directors were very good, it makes you wonder what they do for it at a time when people aren't going to question it. this is w

richarlison took his tally so far this season to six as he struck twice in everton‘s 3—1win over brightonbrazilian, felipe anderson, did the same for west ham as they beat burnley 4—2. and marcus rushford came to manchester united's rescue with an injury—time winner at bournemouth. nick parrott, bbc news. rangers manager steven gerrard called for lifetime bans after his striker alfredo morelos was hit by a coin thrown from the crowd in their 2—0 win over st mirren in the scottish premiership. it comes just days after a coin struck the face of hibs boss neil lennon in the edinburgh derby. morelos hit rangers second goal in added time before being hit low by a coin thrown from the crowd... victory gave steven gerrard's side only their second away league win of the season. elsewhere, there was a convincing win for celtic, who close the gap on leaders hearts to a single point. victories also for hamilton, st johnstone and motherwell. there was a nail biter at twickenham as england held on for a 12 points to 11 win over south africa. in their first match of rugby union's autumn internationals.

lloyd russell—moyle, the labour mp for brighton kemptown, has become the first mp to reveal his hiv statusn this place and say to those that are living with hiv that their status does not define them. that we can be whoever we want to be. and to those who have not been tested, maybe because of... out of fear, i say to you — it is better to live in knowledge than to die in fear. hear, hear. our medical correspondent fergus walsh is here. really the importance of the message to underline there. yes, it is important because it tackles the stigma, which prevents many people from getting tested in the first place, lloyd russell—moyle was 22 when he was diagnosed nearly ten yea rs when he was diagnosed nearly ten years ago, the first mp to reveal their hiv—positive was chris smith, their hiv—positive was chris smith, the former labour cabinet minister backin the former labour cabinet minister back in 2005, and knowing you your status can be all—important because medical advances mean it is no longer a death sentence. it is a manageable condition with a near normal life expectancy and effective d

well, an annual season ticket from brighton to london will go up by nearly £150.g £100 more, while tweedbank to edinburgh will be £88 more expensive from january 2nd next year. the hike didn‘t go down well with customers on the buxton—to—manchester line. they left notes for northern rail, saying overcrowding and cancellations meant services aren‘t worth the prices they‘re paying at the moment — let alone more. but the organisation that represents the train companies says the revenue will be invested in the railways. no—one wants to pay extra for their fares, but what do these fare increases cover? the day—to—day running of the railways, which allows billions of extra money to be focused on investment. new stations, new carriages and extra services. so, how‘s that going down with passengers? i think it‘s already very expensive, so, i‘m already trying to control how much i use it. the trains are normally late. the trains are usually dead busy, i never get a seat. it's too much money, isn't it? for a very bad service? if the fares don‘t go up, you won‘t get the inves

the friends were sexually assaulted and strangled in brighton in 1986.continues. a labour mp who's accused of lying to avoid a speeding charge is facing a retrial after a jury failed to reach a verdict. fiona onasanya, the mp for peterborough, is alleged to have colluded with her brother to escape prosecution. she denies perverting the course of justice. an inquest into the death of the former welsh government minister carl sargeant has opened in north wales. mr sargeant, who'd been sacked last november following accusations of sexual misconduct, was found dead four days later at his home. our wales correspondent sian lloyd reports. carl sargeant was a well—known figure in the welsh assembly. his death last year left his family grief—stricken and sent shock waves through the welsh political establishment in cardiff bay. his body was found at his family home, four days after he'd been sacked from his post and suspended from the welsh labour party amid allegations of sexual misconduct, which he denied. walking arm in arm, mr sargeant‘s wife bernie and sonj

brighton university students can expect to do well.and business did better than the creative arts, and that worries university leaders. creative industries are a real contribution to society and the economy. many graduates in areas such as humanities and arts go on to do really great things in society, and it's not always measured by the level of salary so i would worry that this may have a negative impact. not all degrees have the same effect on earnings. for men, even more than women, choosing carefully can make all the difference. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. tributes have been paid to the conservative peer lady trumpington, who has died at the age of 96. she worked as a code breaker during the second world war and went on to spend nearly four decades in the house of lords. colleagues have described the peer as one of a kind and an utter joy. 0ur deputy political editor, john pienaar, looks back at her life. laughter always in her place in the house of lords, always the same. so lucky to be here. as david cameron said, theyjust doesn

reusable items are scavenged by a woman known as the brighton resource goddess.e says it actually saves money, and she insists that all councils could do this.” money, and she insists that all councils could do this. i think the government can set an agenda where there is a framework and an attitude within the waste management industry, and also for local authorities and business, where it is ideal and normal for us authorities and business, where it is ideal and normalfor us to reuse things, and not to always be focusing on recycling. the brighton would store salvages timber that would store salvages timber that would otherwise be destined for landfill. they take up the nails and they saw the wood to regular lengths. some might consider this enterprise a bit hippie —ish. lengths. some might consider this enterprise a bit hippie -ish. we are doing something that is very, very simple and straightforward and profitable. we are making the most out of a waste product that would ordinarily go into a landfill. we are making money, there is nothing sort of hippie —ish a

convicted paedophile has told a court he had nothing to do with the deaths of two nine—year—olds in brightonllows and karen hadaway in 1986. the girls went missing while playing near their home. daniela relph reports. russell bishop arrived at court in a prison van. he's been injailfor 28 years for the sexual assault and attempted murder of a seven—year—old girl. but today, he faced questions about a different crime, the murder of karen hadaway and nicola fellows in 1986. this is the second time he's faced trial on these charges. karen hadaway‘s mother sat a few metres away as russell bishop repeatedly denied murdering her daughter and her neighbour, nicola. he told the court he had helped the police search for the nine—year—olds when they went missing and had been amongst the first people to find their bodies hidden in undergrowth. describing the moment the girls were found, he told jurors... realising they were dead, he said... russell bishop also told the court his police statements were sometimes contradictory because officers bullied him during interviews. he described them as downright