cummins carries years off the field. cummins carries years of experience _ off the field.xperience and expertise but i of experience and expertise but bears the heavy load of a fast bowler and that is may be where smith comes in.— bowler and that is may be where smith comes in. ., , ,., , .., smith comes in. fast bowlers can get detached from _ smith comes in. fast bowlers can get detached from the _ smith comes in. fast bowlers can get detached from the action, _ smith comes in. fast bowlers can get detached from the action, when i smith comes in. fast bowlers can get detached from the action, when you i detached from the action, when you are recovering from a hard spell in hot conditions, you need that bit of time on the boundary, clear your head, getting your body back to normal and that is when smith will be invaluable because he will be at slip and will be right in the middle of the action and i think actually they will probably work really well together. they will probably work really well to . ether. ., , they will probably work really well touether. ., , ~ they wil

.�* meanwhile bowler pat cummins will captain the australian side for the series with england, whichth of december. former captain steve smith will take up the role of vice captain. cummins admits scrutiny around the role is scary — around the role is scary, but he was never going to turn down the opportunity. some parts of it are daunting but you can't stay in bed all day worrying about some of these things. concentrating on more of the... there's so much positive with this role, so much i think i can bring to it. trying not to overthink it and just trying to be me. eddie howe will be in the dugout for the first time as newcastle head coach after returning a negative covid test today. he missed what should have been his first game in charge against brenford, he watched on from home, but he has now been cleared to be with his team, when they take on arsenal at the emirates tomorrow. the task is a tough one for howe, newcastle are bottom you newcastle a re bottom you newcastle are bottom want your leader, you want�* manager you want your leader, you want your manager with you and we'v

cummins, who was vice—captain of the one—day and test squads, was named as australia's 47th test captainfast bowler to lead his country in the white—ball game. i think it's a really good dynamic. you've got a former captain and a new captain, that's always very handy. he's going to draw on that experience, he has other senior players around him so we have great confidence the players are going out on the field, amongst each other, will be able to problem solve on the go out there with the amount of critic experience out there. not so many concerns once they cross over the road. great britain's charlotte bankes finished second earlier today in the first snowboard cross world cup of the season at secret garden in china — racing on the beijing winter olympics course ahead of the games in february. speaking of the snow, causing some problems over here, barely against tottenham has been postponed because of the weather. all the rest of the fixtures taking place, all the updates on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. more now on face masks bein

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john hobbs cummins most we hear from bradford and moscow different opinions coming out of washington and in the present situation, even from the bio ministration. but those of course there have been warnings and there have been contacts. they'll be more like way more in moscow also have different opinions there. those are the diplomatic, the foreign ministry defense ministry, kind of party of war guys who believe that now is a good time to make the have a final solution of the gradient problem. and there are those in with, in the president, booking surrounding to believe that that's a bad idea that russia will very b c come under very serious economic financial sanctions. and that's not good. that's bad for internally and externally and put in is a time balance in these different opinions and he has the final solution. last spring, a really big rush and contingent. i mean, hundreds of thousands of were mobilized and the concentration of forces in the black sea and the all new premium border was much higher than today. but we didn't give the go ahead and we don't have a war in 21. we

david cummins, conservative party one power in britain after promising to deal with a problem ignored by previous governments. payment cameron decided that he was going to embrace the need to actual climate change and use back of published his strategy of detoxifying and changing people's views about the conservative party. but says rappa and becoming prime minister, come and then booked at the likely economic costs. when he saw the effect of some of the climate change levied on electricity bills. you know, said we're, we shouldn't have all this. yeah. his chin was green cracked, putting up energy prices and policy. sions have conviction concerts. as a result, a government that promised to be the greenest ever turned out to be at best lukewarm on dealing with climate change. patterns administration did face out coal fired power station and build on work a previous governments by supporting renewable energy. but late to gave the go ahead to the controversial fracking programs. as other governments around the world have found, the reality of facing down opposition from powerful vested i

he said to a female colleague back in 2017 fast ball pat cummins who's on the right that will replacements captioning with steve smith as his deputy. okay, that is high score is looking for now. second, thanks very much and a, and that was the i was there at news amr rim to miles will have more news from our london the center until and from under me and the news. our team, thanks for your time and your company ah. a war in afghanistan is now old. will non taliban figures make up a part of that american you can only for within the taliban to leave it. there will be a powerful to tell about the inside story packet. a frank assessment of the days headlines subscribe. now however you listen to podcast. if america held up a mirror to itself, what would it see in a sense, race is the story of america what's working and what's not a lot of people, we're only talking about that. it wasn't at the top of the agenda if america can handle multiple challenges on multiple fronts. we need to go back to school. the bottom line on al jazeera, on currency, the coast count japan's new prime minister taco inc

dean with the elders here in usa. cummins, you live at form, doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. europe is back at the epicenter, old upon the mc. very be were one year ago. the world health organization says europe is in the grip of a significant coven 19 resurgence. the european union coals for an immediate cease fire and negotiate.

week after an investigation into some explicit text messages he sent to a female colleague in 2017 cummins will reply soon as captain with steve smith, his deputy. ok, let's have for looking for now. let's get back to marian inland. thanks very much, andy. that wraps up the news. but i'll be back in a moment with a full bulletin for you. ah. ah. and a compelling journalism we keeping our distance because it's actually quite dangerous. ambulances continue to arrive at the scene of the explosion. inspire program making. i still don't feel like i actually know enough about what living under fascism was light. how much money did you make for your rural and deliverance? i made. fab al jazeera english proud recipient of the new york festivals broadcaster of the year award for the 5th year running the listening post cuts through the noise was so keen, competing. now, seeing wanting me to perpetuate the listening post, your guide to the media follows joe 0. the latest news, as it breaks it in the brazilian rainforest means these areas are now emitting more carbon dioxide than they're absorbed with

that's talk to adrian cummins, chief executive of the restaurant association of ireland.ons? from midnight tonight, there will be more restrictions on the hospitality industry, effectively we will have a curfew on pubs, nightclubs, restaurants from midnight. the industry has reacted with amazement that we are at a 93% of our population fully vaccinated, and now we're facing more restrictions. it is going to be difficult winter for our population, but also our industry. we have said to the government that we need extra business supports now to get us through the winter. which is always busy for hospitality the lead up to christmas, and effectively this is another blow to our sector at a time when it is critical to build up cash flow for next year. when you talk about a curfew at midnight. forthose when you talk about a curfew at midnight. for those who are eating out, is that still not arguably plenty of time? talkers through the logistics of this, how it impacts those in hospitality, this of curfew. we allowed our night—time economy, our nightclubs to reopen nearly three

this is the al jazeera, nissan cummins. you live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes. british prime minister boris johnson announces a raft of new measures to try and control the spreads of the new corona, virus variance and more countries ban flights. formed southern africa because of that you variance america's top infectious disease expert says, mary is not the time to panic. the u. s. is calling for urgent negotiations and the conflicts in ethiopia, while foreign minister abbey afterwards is on the front line.

.�* meanwhile bowler pat cummins will captain the australian side for the series with england, whichu can't stay in bed all day worrying about some of these things. concentrating on more of the, there is so much positive and so much i think i can bring to it, so try to not overthink it and just try to be me. eddie howe will be in the dugout for the first time as newcastle head coach after returning a negative covid test today. he missed what should have been his first game in charge against brenford, — he watched on from home, but he has now been cleared to be with his team, when they take on arsenal at the emirates tomorrow. the task is a tough one for howe, newcastle are bottom of the premier league with 6 points from 12 games. you want your leader, you want your manager— you want your leader, you want your manager with you. and we have missed him, manager with you. and we have missed him. it— manager with you. and we have missed him. it is— manager with you. and we have missed him. it is a _ manager with you. and we have missed him, it is a group of staff and i am sure— him, it is

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than two weeks away, australian batter tim paine is taking a break from all forms of cricket and pat cumminsm as captain. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the health secretary sajid javid has told mps there is huge international concern about a new highly mutated variant of covid—19, which could pose a substantial risk to public health. no cases have yet been detected in the uk, but flights from six southern african countries have been suspended. the world health organisation is meeting in geneva to discuss the situation. our first report is from our health correspondent katharine da costa. the correspondent katharine da costa. emergence of a complex the emergence of a new highly complex variant in southern africa has sounded alarm bells around the world. so far most cases have been identified in one province of south africa where it appears the variant may be driving a new wave of infection. may be driving a new wave of infection-— may be driving a new wave of infection. . , ., ., i, , , ., , infection. early analysis show this variant has _ infection. early analysis show

cummins admits scrutiny around the role is scary — but he was never going to turn down the opportunity. they beat one of the top ten sides in the world, greece, 78—69. so, to put this into context, the last time that happened was 37 years ago. they next face turkey on sunday, trying to reach the world cup in two years' time. it's happened again in the snooker. an amateur player has beaten one of the pros, and big names, after shaun murphy lost earlier this week to the amateur si jiahui, he said amateurs shouldn't be allowed in professional competitions. now the reigning champion, neil robertson, who agreed with murphy, has been knocked out of the uk championship by another amateur, john astley, who was able to sink shots like this. he is a former professional, who's highest ranking was 65, and he won by six frames to two in york. that's all the sport for now. we have more on president macron's reaction to the letter from boris johnson on how the french need to do more to tackle the number of migrants crossing the channel and the french are clearly angry. they've cancelled talks on the

country with regard to understanding or failing to understand histories of slavery and ending with the cummins rate of the actual impact on this country. so those are questions that i would reckon with and think about. i visited dozens of places that could've written about but i did and ultimately the book is about essentially but if you include the epilogue about the national culture and for my grandparents, so it's - i could've written about a hundred thousand because as far as the slavery in the landscape of this country's everywhere and part of what i wanted to do with what i could've written about mount vernon, george washington's and james madison homes really fascinating stuff there but ultimately i thought that the history beginning at monticello, given in the central role that jefferson played a unique role that he played in the formation of the american experiment and the way that monticello, arguably was most famous plantation in the country if not the world in some ways. >> it is on a nickel. >> indeed the only problem on the back of the u.s. print, i think, maybe the white house.

tom: at cummins, innovation has been at our core for a hundred years.loyees want to innovate and solve these problems. our view is if we do goods innovation, we give customers solutions to both their economic and sustainability problems. we will get paid to do it. if we don't come up with good solutions, we will not. it is definitely right, that is a ceo of a company, i need to figure out how we are going to earn margins. i worry about that every day. but i believe if we do a good job on this innovation and if we solve the real problems of today's customers, we will get paid and we believe these problems, how to turn from a high carbon economy to a low one, is one of those problems. we are full speed working on it. guy: do think they're going to be supply bottlenecks that will impede the path toward these targets? some are suffering at the moment because we can't get the chips we need to build the vehicles we want. do you see that as a short-term phenomenon? what is going on right now in terms of the supply chain? how will the supply chains be affected

same steam essentially then we had cummins, they make global parts they make elevated logistic expensingst they can't fet all the products out to the customers. bloomin' brands outback staik steakhouse, labor problems, we told you up 3, no 4.5. we told you commodity costs 1%, it's up 1.5% the guidance was disappointing on bloomin' brands, mosaic are down 9%. eaton is doing better. this is what we're hearing among the big industrials. demand is really strong. across the board, every industry they're having difficulty supplying products because of the supply constraints the good news, kelly, margin pressure is mostly being met with higher prices right now but the question is, how much longer be every the customers is that right pushing back? you saw it with ma sake. their customers are saying we want to lock in prices for the second quarter of next year. we've already had it that will be an issue. >> great, thank you, bob >>> let's turn to the bond market it's not just avis liquidating the shorts today what's going on with the bonds >> you notice, going into the fed meeting. not only in thi

he heard jacob telling cummins that they were going to be in separate issues and that left mr pattisonombination. the real criticism and the practical difficulty.— the practical difficulty. there will not be a by _ the practical difficulty. there will not be a by election _ the practical difficulty. there will not be a by election in _ the practical difficulty. there will not be a by election in owen - not be a by election in owen pattison plus plus seat. he has a huge majority. if there any risk that the tories can lose that seat? i think what you can say is that his majority is 23,000. over the last election. that was a pretty sizable majority. that's a very sort of solid sleep. what you have to say is that now there's going to be a by election fonts on which there is going to be a huge amount of focus and enrich these issues certainly are going to be played out. there's no question the opposition is going to focus on the question of cities or the government probing the or the standards of borisjohnson and his government that he needs and daybell feat to make an issue of fact in this

pat cummins will replace paine as captain for the ashes series, which starts on december 8th. any code of conduct. there has been a row about the way he has been treated by cricket australia. he is now taking some time out. at the ashes are less than two weeks. some time out. at the ashes are less than two weeks-— men who boxed as amateurs at an young age are at risk of developing early onset dementia and cognitive impairment. a study by cardiff university, followed thousands of men over 35 years, and found those that boxed, were at least twice as likely to have alzheimer's disease. 0ur wales correspondent, tomos morgan has the story. from grandfather to grandchild. peter flanagan is passing on a sport that's run deep in his family. my trainer said, if you get a draw against a scouser in liverpool, he is going to win. but not long ago, he started to notice little things were being forgotten in daily life. while i was driving in one day, just didn't have a clue where i was, where i was going, or anything. did those episodes scare you at all? to a certain extent, yeah. after bei