we will go back to bristol crown court when they connected court to talk.ion was led by someone who will tell us a start. ~ ., ,, ., someone who will tell us a start. ~ ., ~ ., , know know is is an address was attacked in the hartcliffe area of bristol and as a consequence of that attack on that address which is completely unrelated, if i'm honest, the five defendantsjumped into a car and travelled to that area to avenge the attack on the house. they took some time driving around the area, they were hunting for somebody to carry out retribution on and sadly max and mason were the first ones they came across just happen to be completely at the wrong time exiting mason's address. we have cctv of the attack, which is horrific. the attack lasted a short period, the injuries sustained to both boys were on survivable because of the size and magnitude of the weapons used against them. sadly, both boys suffered injuries that were simply not survivable. i think weapons is probably the more accurate version than knives because these weapons are in fact, one of them i

that news just coming in from the court in bristol.r—old man has beenjailed for life for a minimum term of 38 years for his murders of two teenagers. we'll bring you more as we get it here on bbc news. the deadline for countries to agree on the first global treaty on plastic pollution is approaching the end of the air. the bbc�*s correspondence for from malaysia. the air is heavy with the smell of chemicals from have elton plastic and the workers don't have protective clothing. workers don't have protective clothinu. , ., ., ., clothing. there is a lot of processes _ clothing. there is a lot of processes that _ clothing. there is a lot of processes that can - clothing. there is a lot ofj processes that can create gases, that are toxic to humans. these workers are not equipped with the proper protective equipment, it affects the workers. malaysia is now the top importer of foreign plastic waste since china closed their doors in 2018. most of the plastic is from ten rich nations including japan, the netherlands, the usa, and the uk. made

i like bristol myers. it's got a 4.2% dividend yield.stol myers became one of the great turnaround stories. from december 2022, the stock was more than cut in half. thanks to worries about big- name patent expirations, their major blood cancer drug facing generic competition while their big blood thinner eloquis and optivo both go off patent in a few years. they brought in berner with a plan. the company made a series of multi-billion dollar acquisitions to bulk up its pipeline, including the $14 billion takeover of therapeutics. the new bristol myers wants to build drugs based on oncology, immunology, and cardiology. i like this plan. which is why i've been recommending the stock repeatedly. when it pulled back in early august, i told you to pounce. since then, it's up more than 19%. we had the new ceo on the show in september right after bristol myers got approval for the first treatment for schizophrenia in 30 years. stock's almost up 10% since that interview. i think it's a game changer. schizophrenia drugs, they're a gigantic busine

they were attacked in bristol injanuary in a case of mistaken identity.ood when a group of teenagersjumped out of some food when a group of teenagers jumped out of a car and they were attacked with knives and machetes. both boys suffered fatal injuries. police at the time said they suffered on survivable injuries. a reminder that for teenagers and a 45—year—old man have been convicted at bristol crown court of murdering mason wrist who was aged 15 and max dixon who was aged 15 and max dixon who was aged 16. they were attacked in january this year. the case went into the fatal stabbing is of the boys in what appears to be a case stabbing is of the boys in what appears t( he a case stabbing is of the boys in what appears t( i wish :ase stabbing is of the boys in what appears t( i wish:as hadn't stayed in. i wish he hadn't gone out. stayed in. i wish he hadn't gone out-— stayed in. i wish he hadn't one out. , ., gone out. the boys head off down the — gone out. the boys head off down the street _ gone out. the boys head off down the street but - gone out. the

the devastating family statements, the conclusion of that case in bristol.oup of migrants coming to the uk illegally in small boats. the un says they are among the top asylum seekers in the world. with a third of the country 5 people struggling to eat, and the taliban government banning women from work and education, thousands of afghans are trying to flee the country every day. but leaving it has become harder than ever before with countries like pakistan, iran and turkey intensifying their crackdown on illegal migration from afghanistan in the past year. our south asia correspondent yogita limaye reports from afghanistan and the uk with imogen anderson and sa njay ganguly in afghanistan run by the taliban a third of the people are struggling to eat. women live under brutal restrictions and those who work for the former military fear for their safety. it's why afghans are among the biggest groups fleeing their homes, going to the uk and other parts of the world. this former military officer is risking his life to speak to us. he's tried three times to make

on the other hand, this is a big boon for bristol myers squibb.y have a drug that just got approved in september, and the thinking was that they would have a little bit of a head start and that ultimately they would face competition, but now, it looks like they will be there alone with this new type of schizophrenia drug, the first of its kind in decades. the first new innovation that we've seen in this space, so, a really big day for these two companies, melissa. >> and it really -- it value dates bristol myers' fpurchase, and throws into question some of the other acquisitions. you have this example for abbvie with this failed drug. pfizer had global therapeutics and the sickle cell drug that completely failed. and i'm sure there are others, in terms of, when this m&a wave starts, you have to think that the larger companies will start thinking about what assets they're buying and whether or not they should take a risk in something that's phase two or phase one. >> it's a really interesting point, because again, this is early. they went out and t

margaret, from edward williams in bristol, england in 1619. his name was the margaret and it was due to take off for the new world with the expedition on september the 16th. next captain would leave, had to get a crew, and he found men that were capable of building a settlement. they were carpenters, journeymen, turners, fellers, those kinds of professions that were craftsmen who knew how to build a settlement. the sturdy settlement that would last for a long time. so he chose 35 men to go across. the settlement progressed. next, he needed provision for the ship and he started to do that. he had food that included biscuits and bread, wheat, peas, bacon and horse meat in other kinds of things like that. he also had a beer, cider and aquavit, which was an alcoholic beverage during those years. now he took with him along as well tools and kitchen utensils, bibles and 6000 beads to trade with the indians. so there were a lot of things on that ship that went over. the margaret itself was a small ship for those times. it was only 35 feet long at its

laura jones reports from bristol. two beautiful boys.ay. never been in trouble in any way at all. an ordinary saturday night injanuary, and best friends max and mason are each at home playing computer games. later, they realise they are hungry and so decide to change out of their pyjamas and made up to get some food. it was just after 11:00pm and you can see 16—year—old max here on cctv calling for his 15—year—old friend. his dressing gown is on the bed and you can see where he got undressed to go out that night. and ijust so wish that he put his pyjamas back on and just stayed in. i mean, i wish he'd just... he didn't go out. the boys head off down the street but within seconds, are set upon by a group who had gotten out of a passing car with knives, machetes and a sword. the attack was brutal. it was all caught by the security cameras on mason's family home. we have cctv of the attack. it is horrific. the attack lasted a short period and the injuries sustained to both boys were unsurvivable. because of the size and magnitude of the wea

for example, while he is in bristol, he becomes friends with henry cruger, who was working in bristol at this point for emerging company. cruger is a radical whig. the talk about that's the social sorter or opponents of british policy towards america. isaac perry is another person gates is friendly with in bristol while he is they are. by the late 1760s, if you read what gates is right, he is espousing pretty standard radical whig ideas, fears about corruption, autocracy. he complains about the lack of social equality in great britain. he views that his own inability to rise through the ranks as a sign that something larger is wrong with the british system. that corruption is preventing men of merit from rising through the ranks. by 1770, some of gates's friends were openly calling him a republican and a democrat. pretty well known by 1770 that he is a political radical. in particular, hereditary provisions. he complains about the nobility in his letters. about the aristocracy. he is really blending strands of social and ideological radicalism by the late 1760s and early 1770s. class

york, was, is working in bristol point for a promotion company and he's from it. kruger, who's a radical whig, they talk about kruger and others that are a of circle are opponents of britain's towards america. isaac barry is another person that gates is friendly with in bristol while he's there there by the late 1760s. if you read what gates is writing, he's espousing pretty standard radical whig ideas fears about corruption, fears about autocar. see, he complains about the lack of social in great britain, and he views that his own inability to rise through the ranks is a sign that something larger, wrong with the british system, that corruption is preventing the preventing men of merit from rising the ranks. by 1770. there are some of gates his friends were openly calling him a republican and a democrat. so this was pretty well known by 1770 that he is he's a political radical and in particular, he chafes at privilege. you find complaints, the nobility in his letters about the aristocracy. and it's really blending strands of social and ideological radicalism. the

phil mackie, bbc news, bristol.were banned in england and wales, zombie—style knives and machetes are still available to buy online. bbc news was able to purchase four knives from online retailers with uk websites. tonight the prime minister responded to the bbc�*s report and said the availability of knives had to be reduced — and that those carrying them had to face real consequences. 0ur west of england correspondent danjohnson reports. a few days after we placed orders, look what arrived in the post. oh, that's got to be illegal. we were sold these, online, after the law changed. that is sharp as well, that is not a toy. banned weapons... there's a serrated edge on that. ..delivered to the door. we checked knife retailers�* websites... it says, we ship within the united kingdom. ..and found these. and that looks familiar. even the knife used to demonstrate what's restricted is actually the weapon pictured on the home office poster. these four knives came from three british websites. it was a zombie knife, cost £1

bristol-myers is up well at the is down.nia drugs. >> so abbvie saying it schizophrenia drugs failed face to numb drugs. they spend $8 billion to acquire the company for the experimental drug which is good for bristol-myers squibb because they have a new schizophrenia drug approved in september. they spend $14 million and that is looking like a really good investment on their end. and abbvie is looking to see if there are ways to move forward but it is looking like there are going to be anyways. >> and the mass adoption of electric vehicles seems clear. what about trucks and freight and other industries? we will have that when we come back. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. our friend sold their policy to help pay their medical bills, and that got me thinking. maybe

the crown prosecution service who said that the boys deaths had been met with horror and shock in bristolemind people who may be carrying knives and machetes and swards that those sorts of incidents will often end in tragedy. of the last couple of years we're seeing more cases where younger and younger people are carrying increasingly deadly weapons we know that legislation is been introduced to bare their sale but it does sometimes feel that it is too late and the genie is already out of the bottle. around the world and across the uk, this is the world today on bbc news. the taliban government bailing the government, thousands of 1527

in bristol at this poinfor a merchant company. he is friends with krueger who is a radical wig. they talk about, krueger and others in the social circle are opponents of britain's policy towards america. isaac barry is another person. if you read what gates is writing, pretty standard radical wig ideas. fears about corruption. he complains about the lack of social equality in great britain and views his own inability to rise through the ranks is a sign that something is wrong in the british system and preventing men of merit from rising through the ranks. by 1770 some of gates' friends were openly calling him a democrat. he had complaints about nobillity in his letters and blending strands of social radicalism by the 1760s and early 1770s, class privilege, class hierarchy, fierce of concentration of power, corruption, he is very much immersed in the radical wig world by the late 1760s. his views on the crisis in america evolved over the years. initially he is not sympathetic to the colonies complaining about taxes. he is pretty fr

bristol-myers soaring to the top of the s&p 500 while rival pharmaceutical sinks to the very bottom bristol-myers gaining on disappointing results from schizophrenia drug trial phase and phase two of the once daily oral monitor for adults with a mental disorder did not unfortunately show improvement over those placed in the placebo group this comes after bristol-myers to treat schizophrenia in adults called combat if i was approved by the fda in september. mental health not just a priority for the drugmakers the tech world is disrupting the space in a stunning way banking of the new headsets to quail veterans ptsd cannot translate to diseases like schizophrenia and autism what are the possibilities, the ceo is coming up next. you could call two-time super bowl winner bill parcells lucille the new york giants, as a kid growing up in the shadow of the meadowlands home of the giants he dreamed of coaching the one day, wait until you hear what landed him the dream job and why first time around he turned it down. in a rare interview he joins me for the latest episode of my everyone talks to lose podca

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and aaron was that every 25 year player the family is well known in bristol that his dad was a high school star athlete when aaron and his brother came along he basically tried to live his athletic career through them. he pushed them to be good athletes and that was his dream. and they followed along that path. they adored their father. you know, they were the kinds of kids who did whatever he told them to do. >> aaron's dad was always at the game. somebody you knew and he would like you know, put his arm around me and, you know, give me advice and everything. >> not only did dennis want them to be good athletes, but they wanted he wanted them to do well in school. as aaron and d.j. both did, he wanted to be, you know, well respected people out, probably the best of the hernandez clan and the fact that he was so big yet he could still was like faster than everybody. >> and just agile. it was just ridiculous. he didn't spend his time you know, messing around. he was working hard every day. >> he was one of the best players that connecticut has ever seen as a senior, the connecticut state pl

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a new exhibition in bristol, called fashion of flight, has been exploring the many changes over the yearskee went along to have a look. the evolution of the cabin crew dress reflects a journey through a very different cultural age, when air travel was exciting and cabin crew its brand icons. when the british airlines start using jumbo jets next may, the glamour girls who fly in them will charm their 340 passengers with a complete new wardrobe designed by london couturier clive. i guess you can see, sort of starting in the 1950s, itjust looks like a sort i mean, they literally were military uniforms when they first started. um, and you can see, i mean, this is a slightly later version of the original design from the 50s, and it's starting to soften, get a little bit less military. you're starting to lose the belt and the tie, but you've still got a very military hat, obviously. so this one has got my favourite item as part of the uniform, which is this fantastic red coat. yeah, it's amazing. so this is the red riding hood uniform. i can see why. peak 1960s. and it's got this lovely hooded

phil mackie reports from bristol. just the typical teenager messing around.e nursery school. injanuary, they went out for a late—night pizza just as another group of teenagers were hunting the streets looking for someone to attack. these boys were cut downj in the prime of their lives, and that's a horrible word to use, but they were - attacked with swords - for no reason whatsoever. as it goes on longer, i know that it's real and it's my reality. and i know that max is not coming home. if they said to me tomorrow... sorry. you need to go, nikki, to bring him back, iwould happily go. earlier that night in a completely separate incident, a woman was hurt when a gang of youths attacked this house. a group from the area set out to gain revenge in the area where the boys lived. they were completely innocent. they were simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. police recovered two weapons. they were both nearly 1.5 feet long. five people were charged with murder. the only adult was antony snook who drove the gang to and from. the other was riley tolliver, who w

his international retirement earlier this month, marler announced on wednesday that this match with bristol— 48 points for 40 for. saracens were beaten by newcastle who move off the bottom of the table with that result. salaries set forth. the bonus point when take some seven points clear of the top of the table. also remain seven. parents gored the pick of the leinster tries in the second half on the hour mark. glasgow warrior one and a tight match that proves scarlet when it was two minutes remaining for the penalty attempt drifted agonizingly wide for the post—side scored wide for that the difference as the warriors states second. the difference as the warriors states second. lando norris is on pole for tomorrow's sprint race in qatar, the penultimate weekend of the f1 season, as mclaren look to secure the constructors�* championship. norris went quickest, narrowly beating fellow briton george russell to first place. norris' mclaren team mate oscar piastri was third — they lead ferrari by 24 points after the last race in las vegas where max verstappen ecured the world championship — he e

but for now the board here says that services are still cancelled to places like bristol, south walesy do say that they hope to have those up and running before 12 o'clock this afternoon. it is notjust here, there are other parts of the train network that have also been affected. in northampton we have seen pictures earlier of the train station there that was completely flooded overnight. services there are also still disrupted and expected to be closed throughout much of today. london and northwestern have also cancelled services to prox just an stansted airport, which could affect lots of people hoping to get away from there this afternoon. 300 flights have been cancelled across a number of airports today, so it is notjust the rail network, but roads and the airports as well. the advice certainly from great western rail, who operate most of the intercity train services out of paddington to the south—west and to wales is to check before you travel. if you can avoid travelling completely, the advice is to stay at home. many thanks for— advice is to stay at home. many thanks for bringi

his last professional match will be quins' premiership game against bristol bears at the stoop on fridayll the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website. that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. there are still plenty of flood warnings in force, especially across central and southern england, but thankfully there is now a window of dry weather, at least through thursday. colder conditions, too. storm connell that brought yesterday's rain is well out towards the east now. we've got another weather system you can see on the satellite image approaching from the west, but we're between systems at the moment and under those clear skies, it's meant a chilly start to thursday. some early frost and some fog patches, but it is looking like a much drier day for many of us — not everywhere. so fog thursday morning is going to be particularly extensive across parts of northern ireland, also wales, western britain. some low cloud, mist and murk across east anglia, too. through the morning that should gradually clear away fo

here — in bristol, a group of teenagers, and a man have been found guilty — of murdering two best friendsup its bombardment in lebanon — we'll get the latest from our correspondent in beirut. and — dozens of volunteers enter an abandoned gold mine in south africa — to help thousands of illegal miners — trapped there for a month. let's start in the us — and the latest reaction to donald trump's decision — to nominate some of the most controversial figures in american politics — to topjobs in his administration. among the latest names, is robert f kennedyjunior, for health secretary — a prominent vaccine sceptic and conspiracy theorist. donald trump said — rfkjr has a "great mind" and will make america healthy again. the backlash has been significant — the executive director of the american public health association says, he and his organisation will "absolutely oppose" the president—elect�*s appointment, of rfkjr, as health secretary. rowan bridge reports.

listening to our colleagues on the bbc local radio stations in wiltshire, gloucestershire and in bristoley were all talking about the flood waters and how people were having to clear up. you mention some of the other places that have had to clear up this morning. there are still those alerts enforce. you also mentioned the trains. great western railways are the main intercity provider that runs from london paddington down here into south wales and also into the south—west of england come into devon and cornwall police. they are advising people not to travel today because they really don't have any services running and they say if they do manage to get some of them running they could have to stop them because a number of lines are flooded. down in devon the line between exeter and plymouth regularly gets flooded and that has happened again, meaning they can't get any trains done that way. some of the smaller branch lines in devon and cornwall police are also having problems, for example the one that runs from exmouth down to barnstable. the line from crediton to okehampton is not running

we have a problem, bristo bristol-myers. >> they have an fda approved drug to treat schizophrenia andtting a nice boost today because their rival has a similar drug and it failed to phase two trials one goes up to present one goes down 12%, salesforce the biggest gain or up nearly 5%, jeffries came out and raise their price target to $400, i know you're saying 338 right now but bloomberg is reporting that salesforce will we hire 1000 workers to boost their a.i. product sales, this is a lot of manpower to boost the computing power, the a.i. of the customer relations data. thank you, trump's tough on china trade policy just beginning to take shape, edward lawrence at the white house, what is trump proposing. >> the president-elect is starting to work with congress on some of these things, the president wants to force china into a free-trade agreement with the united states and level the trade playing field with the u.s. and the former president-elect says he wants to impose up to 60% tariffs on china in the combination to that the house ways and means chair jason smith and china select

burnley got their promotion hopes back on track by beating bristol city 1—0 thanks to jaidon anthony.o the play—off positions and its two months since they last won at home. elsewhere, luton�*s 1—0 win over hull takes them up to 16th, while middlesbrough climb to 5th after hammering oxford united 6—2. blackburn's game at home to portsmouth was postponded due to a waterlogged pitch. storm bert has caused problems in scotland with all the matches scheduled to start at 3pm delayed in one way or another. kick off was delayed by dundee and hibernian due to misty conditions, but when the game did get under way, hibernian got off to the perfect start. they lead after two minutes but had a man sent off and dundee do not make the extra man count. , ., ., ., ., count. they are now leading to- one, if count. they are now leading to- one. if you _ count. they are now leading to- one. if you can _ count. they are now leading to- one, if you can see _ count. they are now leading to- one, if you can see it _ count. they are now leading to- one, if you can see it there, - one, if you can see it there

norwich city's year—long and 21—game unbeaten home record came to an and against bristol city.the days other sport stories and... sri lanka have beaten new zealand by 4 wickets in the first of two t—20 internationals. the hosts bowled new zealand out for just 135 with dunith wellalage taking three wickets. and it was left to him to hit the winnings runs in style, as sri lanka reached their target with just six balls to spare. ding junhui has beaten xu si 9—6 to reach snookers international championship final. the 37—year—old has not won a ranking title since 2019 and will take on england's chris wakelin tomorrow. connor scutt�*s beaten the fifth seed dave chisnall on day one of the grand slam of darts in wolverhampton. this 120 finish sealed his 5—0 win in the biggest shock of the afternoon session. luke littler and michael van gerwen both play theirfirst games this evening. and a surprising but popular winner of wincanton's famous badger beer chase today. the veteran grey al dancer led nearly from start to finish under the top weight at 25—1. it was also particularly special f

been hit, i go down from london this morning and our other areas in and around gloucestershire and bristol you have to go out in weather like this, then don't. the residents here are having to come out to try and clear the rubbish out of their homes which has been affected by the floodwater. irate which has been affected by the floodwater.— which has been affected by the floodwater. we will be with you throughout _ floodwater. we will be with you throughout the _ floodwater. we will be with you throughout the day. _ floodwater. we will be with you throughout the day. thank - floodwater. we will be with you throughout the day. thank you | throughout the day. thank you for joining throughout the day. thank you forjoining us from pontypridd. young backpackers in laos have spoken of their fears after six tourists died from suspected methanol poisoning in the town of vang vieng. three of them, including briton simone white, died last week. the laos government has now confirmed that three others, an american man and two danish women, who died the previous week — were all staying at the same host

warehouse before and it is about improving productivity and whatever stories this week we talked about bristol-myers how they're already discovering new drugs using the a.i. chips that they bought in improving efficiency of the clinical trials, there's real use cases for the stuff and companies only on the cusp of fearing how to monetize. >> were not. the trough of disillusionment. it's a scary place. nvidia had a lousy week but is up 7.5% on the month and nearly doubled this year. investors have a lot of confidence. they do have a lot of confidence in a credible competitive mode there ahead of amd and intel, there could be reporting this week this coming week and will learn a lot more than and i will know and temper their expectation it could be a noisy quarter. then the midst of transitioning from the first a.i. chip to the second a.i. chip called blackwell, the company said there sold out for the next 12 months. i don't think this is a question of demand right now. we will be wondering what the ramp-up of supply is. >> is amazing when you hear from jensen huang about this economy. as a videogame

. >> you remind me of one voter in bucks county, bristol, puerto rican family, business community, wealked about some of the disparaging comments at the msg rally, said is that to hurt the puerto rican community and make a difference. they said you know there's going to be bluster, but it's about our community, family, faith and pocket book. we believe trump is going to be better on the economy and help us get where we're trying to go. all these families have a dream they feel has been stagnant post covid and they want a dramatic shift. that's where they're falling and where they fall today. >> there's a lot of talk about how latino voters are going to have to be studied a little more. what would you say republicans did right, democrats maybe did wrong this cycle? especially with the fact that it looks like former president trump won latino men overall. >> and some of the counties in south texas that haven't been r years. >> more than, since the 1890s. >> yes. he's been building on that. this isn't a one-term shift. looking at the data, democrat latinos, particularly men, 30% of them

bristol city made it eight league matches without defeat, beating preston 3—1.the 31 ties this afternoon went to penalties with six more matches to come across the next two days. let's take you to live pictures of the game on bbc two right now — league one northampton, taking on seventh tier kettering... at sixfields — a northamptonshire derby 1—0 the score watch it on bbc two, the iplayer on the bbc sport website. it's a bumper day of football, which also includes celtic taking on aberdeen in the scottish league cup semifinal at hampden park. both sides are undefeated domestically. and after a is—minute delay to kick off due to poor visibilty caused by pyrotechnics, it was celtic who started the best — cameron carter—vickers put them in front before kyogo made it 2—0 to brendan rodgers side. it remains 3—0 they are just about to get under way in the second half in that one. just two games in the scottish premiership — hearts moved off the bottom, after victory over stjohnstone in perth. it ends a run of seven domestic away games without a victory this season...

i will talk to the lawyer and i know the trip potential, i'm going to offer you the resources and bristol, to live up basically like, let's hope those prophecies come to thank you for guiding us through that connect so it's a bigger and in governor of ok. let's take a look at some of the stories that making headlines around the world. at least 12 people have been killed off deposit of a roof collapse of the main train station in the southern city of november. so as long as the site 3 people have been taking the hospital, it serious injuries. interior minister says more policies are trumped in so you can find funds is protesting about that. employment conditions have plastic police outside, but the great compliments in athens. officials, se 14 people were injured, firefighters demanding full time employment. does that cover contracts only run from may to october? it's a grease needs a year round 555. think capability. do you have any has advice, it's nationals in iraq to leave the country or risk? the field trip now is design building that's long how to travel, wanting in place for the cou

that's that's bristol, no, that's edinburgh first, then bristol. okay. i went to nottingham.no problems there. no no no. >> yeah yeah yeah nottingham is this is had some fun. >> it's interesting because i would argue that class plays a much greater role in this country than other issues that have traditionally been pushed in this angle. >> well, if they were such a classy place, they wouldn't tell people. it's kind of rude to tell people, don't act so posh. that's true. and number one, number two, my ex—wife went to edinburgh and she was like, she wasn't. she wasn't that posh though. >> she no, she wasn't very choosy, acted posh . choosy, acted posh. >> the truth is, is that this country has like this tier system of universities. if you're not an oxford or cambridge , you're not anywhere. cambridge, you're not anywhere. >> well, no. but then the posh people have to go somewhere else. yeah. which they tend to go to edinburgh or durham and everybody knows they went to a second grade school even though it's a very. >> you think that because of that they should be allowed to be p

his last professional match will be quins�* premiership game against bristol bears at the stoop on fridayy at the uk championship snooker with both matches going down to a final frame decider. in the last half hour, 2008 champion shaun murphy has booked his place in the quarterfinals, fending off a late come back from ding junhui. the magician held his nerve with a break of 65 in the decider. and it's been a thrilling day at the uk championship snooker and he'll meet barry hawkins in the last eight after he came through 6—5 against david gilbert. hawkins, who knocked out reigning champion ronnie o'sullivan in round one, took the final two frames of the match to boost his chances of reaching the masters injanuary. we will keep you updated throughout the evening. see you soon. thanks very much, gavin. a public inquiry into the murders of seven babies at the countess of chester hospital has heard that the former chief executive once told the nurse who killed them, lucy letby, "i have your back". tony chambers said his language had been "clumsy" during a meeting in which he told her she would

here, in bristol, a group of teenagers, and a man have been found guilty of murdering two best friends in a case of mistaken identity. fight or fiasco — all eyes on mike tyson as the former heayweight champion takes on the youtuber jake paul. we will hear a reaction. and the fourth and final supermoon of the year lights up the night sky. we will see the pictures and talk to an astronomer. all of that in a moment or two. i'm going to take you live to north well is because the uk prime ministers sir keir starmer is that an aerospace facility during a 0&a that an aerospace facility during a q&a session with workers there. let's put a microphone up and hear it. what investors see — microphone up and hear it. what investors see is _ microphone up and hear it. what investors see is the _ microphone up and hear it. wiat investors see is the certainty that it investors see is the certainty thatitis investors see is the certainty that it is safe to put my money and in that is the most important thing in the jobs of the future. it is notjust the jobs but also the technology. you know you have to

bristol city made it eight league matches without defeat, beating preston 3—1.nd there's no replays at this stage now. nine of the 31 ties this afternoon went to penalties with six more matches to come across the next two days. kettering are leading northampton at the moment. they have taken the lead with a headed goalfrom nile ranger. let's take you to live pictures of the game on bbc two right now — league one northampton, taking on seventh tier kettering... at sixfields — a northamptonshire derby 2—1 to kettering at the moment. watch it on bbc two, the iplayer on the bbc sport website. celtic are emphatically through to the final of the scottish league cup, after breezing past fellow scottish premiership frontrunners aberdeen at hampden.. in the first of semis. the match was delayed due to poor visibility. brendan rodgers side made all the moves. celtic are undefeated domestically. celtic were keen to make up for lost time. it was less than half an hour before they open the scoring. but things got worse for aberdeen. meijerthen but things got worse for aberde

and a men have been found guilty of murdering two best friends in a case of mistaken identity in bristol. a spectacle for skygazers — the fourth and final supermoon of the year lights up the night sky. shares in european vaccine—makers have fallen after donald trump nominated the leading vaccine—sceptic robert kenneder to be his health secretary. biontech, the german drug—maker behind a landmark covid vaccine, was trading down 7%. the head of a leading american health foundation has said the appointment would pose incredible risks to the health of the united states. the kennedy scion still needs to be confirmed by the senate. bbc verify�*s merlyn thomas looks now at the controversial claims he has made in the past. as donald trump prepares to enter the white house, those he chooses to bring with him will have an impact on millions of americans. robert f kenneder has been nominated as donald trump's health secretary in his second presidential term. this is what trump said about rfkjr in his victory speech. robert f kenneder, he came in. and he's going to help make america healthy again. c

norwich city's year—long and 21—game unbeaten home record came to an and against bristol city.e bottom of the championship table. details of all today's matches on the bbc sport website. next to rugby union's autumn internationals and a thriller at the alianz stadium twickenham where the visitors snatched a rare victory in the very last second. england beaten 10—37 — that's their fourth defeat in a row — and sixth loss in ten this year. patrick geary reports. expectation hung over england, which they could treat as a fuel or a burden. they had beaten australia ten times out of 11, so in the stands they would have wanted to show something perhaps like this. the gladiatorial chandler cunningham scored twice, you not entertained? but this is becoming too eventful. the wallabies are suddenly charged over, and then broke through again, hauling themselves through the half—time lead. they moved further ahead in the second half. england's parade became a desperate chase. so too did australia, and that england had to rely on their weakness, finishing strong. when they smashed through co