doves he went close to making it 3 nil but he inserted in every failed to be inspired refer to cambridge union keeper was clearly still hoping for a point to help him celebrate his 32nd birthday and with 5 minutes to go that looked like a possibility. sebastian poulter and the big forward role behind the spot came to one and that's how it finished that's really how marked we clearly have a knack of making things tight even in games where were comfortably the better side this is and. think about the. bike we're working on playing better and more effectively it wasn't the convincing victory fans were hoping for but by ends 5th win of the season was enough to get them back to the top of the table. and meanwhile shall go and dortmund renewed their rivalry in the latest edition of the road darby also on saturday. but despite the intense atmosphere in the stands there was no winner on the pitch. yellow and black took over 3 points home from the felton's arena last year before blue and white went to dortmund and scuppered their rivals title challenge with an away when of the o.t. 8 was shy guy who ha

cambridge was wearing and harked back too much to the duke's mother, princess diana? the frenzy of speculation and anticipation over borisjohnson‘s deal with the european union finally cameo an end this week, only to be replaced by the new uncertainty of whether that deal will get through parliament. here's assistant political editor norman smith talking to victoria derbyshire just after the breakthrough had been announced on thursday morning. we are heading for one humongous showdown on saturday. 0k, stay with us, because i'mjust getting this from the dup. they say, our earlier statement still stands in response to news that a deal has been reached. 0h! 0k. so, we're in the strong—arm territory, then. but, amid all the excitement among political journalists, some viewers felt there wasn't enough basic explanation of what exactly had been agreed to. here's what one caller, steve, had to say. every bit of talk is about northern ireland. i would really love to know what the rest of the deal actually involves, how the relationship with europe will be after this deal has been concluded. it would be really nice notjust to constantly hear about dup and irish backstop. what is

cambridge in pakistan. the metro leads with the resignation of the president of the bulgarian football union — after last night'swas marred by racism. the i carries an investigation, which suggests taxpayers are shelling out billions of pounds on wasteful legacy pfi — or private finance initiative — contracts. the daily mail leads on an official report, which says breast and cervical cancer tests should be made more convenient, to stop a collapse in screening rates. and the sun reports that tafida raqeeb, a five—year—old girl with brain damage, has arrived in italy after the high court ruled she could travel abroad to receive treatment. why would the dup signal reservations? that suggests there is something in there that they don't like. what the dup objective is the fa ct like. what the dup objective is the fact that, what we know of the new proposals made by the pm, it seems to be an arrangement whereby northern ireland would legally remain part of the rest of the united kingdom's customs union, customs partnership, customs territory, but there would be an agreement that the uk could then carry out the same ki

cambridge was wearing and harked back too much to the duke's mother, princess diana? the frenzy of speculation and anticipation over borisjohnson‘s deal with the european union finally came replaced by the new uncertainty of whether that deal will get through parliament. here's assistant political editor norman smith talking to victoria derbyshire just after the breakthrough had been announced on thursday morning. we are heading for one humongous showdown on saturday. 0k, stay with us, because i'mjust getting this from the dup. they say, our earlier statement still stands in response to news that a deal has been reached. 0h! 0k. so, we're in the strong—arm territory, then. but, amid all the excitement among political journalists, some viewers felt there wasn't enough basic explanation of what exactly had been agreed to. here's what one caller, steve, had to say. every bit of talk is about northern ireland. i would really love to know what the rest of the deal actually involves, how the relationship with europe will be after this deal has been concluded. it would be really nice notjust to constantly hear about dup and irish backstop. what is the deal? be lovely to know. 0

union. a car thief who drove over —— drove over and seriously injured a police officer. the duke and duchess of cambridgek to our top story tonight. uefa's president has called for a "war on racists" after england players were subjected to sustained racist abuse during a european qualifying match against bulgaria in sofia. the head of bulgaria's football union has already resigned. there has there's been praise for the way england players and their manager handled themselves on and off the pitch. but what do young players make of what they saw last night? our community affairs correspondent adina campbell has been speaking to youngsters at star player raheem sterling's former secondary school. he is the poster boy of his former school in northwest london in just a few weeks ago, he paid a visit to the academy. to know that he has gone to the struggles and turned out to be one of the best players in the world. it is inspiring. raheem conducted himself in a way and persevered. me so it happened yesterday. i was utterly disgusted. the level of where england is playing right now, international level and the

borisjohnson — speaking during a visit to addenbrooke‘s hospital in cambridge — said there were too many mp‘s opposed to the uk leaving the european unione nhs and crime. and, in the last hour, the queen has given royal assent for the election to take place on the 12th of december. here's our political correspondent iain watson — and a warning his report contains flash photography. jeremy corbyn launched his election campaign in the london seat of battersea. labour doggedly fought here in 2017, winning narrowly. and, despite the upbeat atmosphere now, it is a reminder that the party will have to defend as well as to gain seats if they are to take power. the next prime minister, jeremy corbyn! the labour leader got a warm welcome in the cold weather. speaking on the stump to supporters is what he likes to do best. he set out clear dividing lines for his opponents. this election is a once in a generation chance to transform our country, to take on the vested interests that are holding people back, and ensure that no community in any part of this country is ever left behind again. even if the rivers freeze over, we are going out to bring r

cambridge. he has been with the prime minister today. this was a day that boris johnson said he would have us out of the european union.quite striking. we have spent much of the last six months in conversations that you and lam months in conversations that you and i am plenty of others have had counting down to today, thursday october to 31st, written in the diary is brexit day and instead, what is it? it is campaign day numberone. the what is it? it is campaign day number one. the prime minister heading to addenbrooke's hospital in cambridge, which was mentioned back at the conservative party conference at the conservative party conference a couple of weeks ago as one of the hospitals that would be getting investment under conservative plans. and the prime minister absolutely intends to learn some of the lessons of the conservative campaign from two years ago, when there was a real focus on brexit, and labour were seen to steal a march on some of the bread—and—butter day to seen to steal a march on some of the bread—and— butter day to day seen to steal a march on some of the bread—and—butter day to day issues in the e

cambridge was wearing and harked back too much to the duke's mother, princess diana? the frenzy of speculation and anticipation over borisjohnson's deal with the european union finally camemith talking to victoria derbyshire just after the breakthrough had been announced on thursday morning. we are heading for one humongous showdown on saturday. 0k, stay with us, because i'mjust getting this from the dup. they say, our earlier statement still stands in response to news that a deal has been reached. oh! ok. so, we're in the strong—arm territory, then. but, amid all the excitement among political journalists, some viewers felt there wasn't enough basic explanation

cambridge store owner is joining us. you have had a completely different experience, also not good, and that's because you import fancy cheeses from the european union. tell us what your situation is right now. >> we are in a similar boat. for example, right now we are placing orders with europe every week and we run about three to four weeks ahead. so it's really hard to plan for this. it's really hard to stop since we don't know exactly if it's going to happen or not but if it does, it's going to increase our prices substantially and our approach is going to be -- take a hit and pass along some of the costs to the consumer. so we're not so sure why we're -- why small importers like us and the food industry is involved in baa battle between o airplane manufacturers. liz: let me clarify that. i'm glad you brought that up. it was just recently that the world trade organization ruled in favor of the united states, saying that of course, the european consortium, these are governments that run airbus, the competitor to u.s.'s boeing, had been, you know, out of control when it came to giving them unfair subsidies and therefore, that gives the u.s. the ri

cambridge was wearing and harked back too much to the duke's mother, princess diana? the frenzy of speculation and anticipation over borisjohnson's deal with the european union finally cameh talking to victoria derbyshire just after the breakthrough had been announced on thursday morning. we are heading for one humongous showdown on saturday. 0k, stay with us, because i'mjust getting this from the dup. they say, "our earlier statement still stands in response to news that a deal has been reached". 0h! 0k. so, we're in the strong—arm territory, then. but, amid all the excitement among political journalists, some viewers felt there wasn't enough basic explanation of what exactly had been agreed to. here's what one caller, steve, had to say. every bit of talk is about northern ireland. i would really love to know what the rest of the deal actually involves, how the relationship with europe will be after this deal has been concluded. it would be really nice notjust to constantly hear about dup and irish backstop. what is the deal? be lovely to know. 0k, just some feedback. thank you. well, bbc news has certainly made attempts since then to explain exactly what is in the agre

cambridge meet pakistan's prime minister imran khan, during theirfive—day visit to the country. hello, it is five o'clock. it's 5pm — our main story is that the head of bulgaria's football unionigned in the wake of racist chants from home fans directed at england players in last night's game in sofia. in a statement, the president of european football's governing body, uefa, aleksander ceferin, blamed a rise in nationalism across europe for fuelling racism at matches. the game — which england won 6—0 — was stopped twice because home fans were making monkey noises and nazi salutes. borisjohnson and the football association have demanded that uefa take tough and immediate action. our sports correspondent joe wilson reports. you could say this game began with marcus rashford's blistering finish to score the first england goal. in fact, it began before that. it began when england's players first heard the monkey chants, the racial abuse. whistling. hey, don't do that! i mean, i heard it before i even got to the other side of the pitch in the warm—up. we spoke about it, coming off the pitch, after the warm—up and then, obviously, it was happening in the game but, like i said, it's