cyprus were inches away from an equaliser but scotland held on, a rare away win and they can now builde playoffs. craig templeton, bbc news. so, as we said, wales are approaching full—time in their game with azerbaijan. about 15 to go in baku and it's 2—0 wales. kieffer moore headed in wales‘ first. harry wilson grabbed the second. northern ireland realistically need to beat the netherlands tonight to keep alive their hopes of qualifying automatically — although they and scotland will still be able to reach euro 2020 via the nations league playoffs. jordan henderson and joe gomez will both miss england's final euro 2020 qualifier in kosovo tomorrow. gomez has a knee injury, while henderson is suffering with a viral infection. the rest of the squad trained today at st george's park before heading out to prishtina knowing qualification is already secure. england beat kosovo 5—3 in southampton in september and kosovo‘s charismatic manager has been impressed by england's attacking qualities. nobody is because some much. the incredible potential offensive potential of this team. 6—0, 5—0, 5

that didn't deter them in cyprus though. to 3rd in their group with a 2—1 win thanks in part perhaps due to a lack of goalline technology. craig templeton has more. nicosea in november, this meant some autumn sun for the tartan army and for the team a chance to restore some pride. because it has been a poor qualification campaign for scotland and they were lucky not to go behind early on. former dundee player did everything right but with no goal—line technology, there was no goal. scotland made the most out of that good fortune. ryan christie was allowed time to run and then strike. not a bad way to score your first international goal. cyprus started the second half in the same fashion as the first the difference being it resulted in goal. efrem again and this time, there was no room for debate. but once more, the scottish response was swift. john mcginn is making a habit out of scoring for his country. his fifth in the last five games. cyprus were inches away from an equaliser but scotland held on, a rare away win and they

football, and scotland have held on for a morale—boosting euro 2020 qualifying win over cyprus.ts have missed out on automatic qualification for next summer's tournament and are relying on the nations league play—offs. in rugby, the champions cup has seen international rugby stars back in action for their clubs. there were wins for glasgow and exeter, and things went down to the wire as bath hosted ulster. patrick gearey reports. the life of an international rugby player is relentless. you barely get time to do your world cup laundry, then you are back to work. six of those who started in bath were injapan. ulster‘s john cooney wished he had been. he was left out of ireland's world cup squad, but perhaps this try proves his luck is changing. bath kicked their way back. at the break, these two were separated by little, but lyttle is important. out on the ulster wing, rob lyttle playing his first european game for the club he'd always supported. a try he'll never forget. bath had their own new boy, his name gabriel hamer—webb, and two minutes after coming on england's jonathan jos

that you're not there just talking about for example in eastern mediterranean today is related to cyprus if you remember what happened in 2004 with the underfed on the. for the unification of the island the turkish side said yes to greeks said no and what happened afterwards in fact it's only what you want this is what turkey shares or us that you talked so much about is this part of the anti turkish chorus that you often talk about i'm talking about what are you what are you saying here failure can see you saying the e.u. is biased. in the in the e.u. after the referendum what they did instead of actually. challenging the greek side on this issue they accepted the greek side as a full member and that violated another key principle you don't bring in a bilateral territorial dispute into the e.u. they did exactly that and now for the last 1415 years we've been dealing with these issues but my point is that it's either cyprus or human rights issues or security or turkish but it's one thing after another that is presented as a as an excuse or an obstacle for turkey a membership ok so you kn

but cyprus responded with a brilliant goal of their own, former dundee and rangers player georgios efremotland weren't behind for long, though, john mcginn scoring the winner. 2—1 the final score. well england have of course already qualified for euro 2020 but they face kosovo in pristina this afternoon in their final group game. kosovo manager bernard challandes is calling england ‘the best side in europe right now‘. and gareth southgate says that's all because of an abundance of attacking options. we have got a lot of good attacking players. that is the beauty of this team, that we can... it's difficult for defences to focus on one person to try and stop them because three, four other players can step forward, score goals, create goals. the movements are good and the individual ability is good, so i think we are quite difficult at the moment for the opposition to plan for. well, southgate‘s side won 5—3 when the two sides met last month in southampton — and kosovo‘s manager is expecting his defence to be in for another busy night this evening. nobody has called so much. the incredible

cyprus responded with a brunette goal of their own, northern ireland current playing the 11 ohms.automatic qualification. just over half an hour gone at windsor park. it is goalless although northern ireland havejust missed a penalty. england are already assured of a spot at euro 2020. they have their final qualifier against kosovo tomorrow. the liverpool duo missing over a knee injury and a viral infection. the rest of the squad trained today before heading out to pristina. it comes before heading out to pristina. it co m es two before heading out to pristina. it comes two days after gomez was booed at wembley following his clash with raheem sterling. i think now is a good moment for him just to go home for a couple of days, clear his head. the pleasing thing for me is that we got him back on the pitch. i think the fact that raheem put out the tweet that he did the other note was real closure on that whole incident. we get him back on the pitch tomorrow. we won the match on thursday and we can nowjust look forward. tennis now, stefanos tsitsipas described beating roger federer in

now for the last 1415 years we've been dealing with this issue what my point is that it's either cyprus or human rights issues or security or turkish but it's one thing after another that is presented as a as an excuse or an obstacle for turkey's ear membership ok so you know what you know what the conditions are where you are going to be said we're not calling a day then we never were they call it a day you want to do it they can they are welcome to do it we are still committed to joining the e.u. as a full member nothing short of a full member mr cowen let's just look briefly in the time we have left at the purges the people who were after the coup attempt in 26 i think i would answer the people who were fired from their jobs many thousands of them had to be cleared later on. because the charges against them were nonsense weren't they thousands of people who were falsely implicated in the coup attempt had to be installed because the allegations against the were false not that they had the chance to defend themselves before they were fired this is lie from the your a.k.p. in the are we

victory for scotland over cyprus has not been given for a long time.ree meetings since then have been decided by a solitary goal including a match at hampden injune with a last—minute winner. but find a way to win tomorrow scotland must if steve clarke is to finally build some positivity ahead of the euro 2020 play—offs next spring. northern ireland's chances of qualifying are also hanging by a thread, third in the ‘group of death‘ behind germany and leaders the netherlands who they‘re playing tomorrow. the match in belfast could also be michael o‘neill‘s last home game in charge after he was appointed the stoke manager, although he would still manage them if they reach the play—offs which is probably their best hope of qualification. after the last match between the two sides, netherlands coach ronald koeman said northern ireland were "terrible to watch". i think the pressure was of us from the start. we weren‘t expecting to qualify from this group with the to big names in it, but we still had the chance mathematically, so we have to go out there and

so he will miss qualifying against cyprus and kazakhstan. his clu b against cyprus and kazakhstan. for steve clarke because ryan fraser and scott mctominay have also pulled out with injury so theyjoin andy robertson on the injury bench. scotland are fourth in theirgroup, on the injury bench. scotland are fourth in their group, no chance of qualifying by the traditional method but they have a place in the play—offs, so still and outside slight chance. but still not great news for them. some significant injury news from wales rugby. jonathan davies is out for six months. he has had surgery after picking up a knee injury at the world cup. he will definitely mix the next six nations champion chip. rhys patchell could also miss the tournament with a shoulder injury. the atp finals continue in london today, novak djokovic playing dominic team tonight. right now it is roger fedor. these are live pictures from the 02 is roger fedor. these are live pictures from the o2 arena in london. berrettini lost pretty badly to rafa nadal on sunday, things not getting much easier for him today — feder

he'll miss the trip to cyprus and the home game against kazakhstan next week.n davies is out for six months. he's had surgery after picking up a knee injury at the rugby world cup. he'll definitely miss the next six nations championship and fly—half rhys patchell is a doubt for the tournament. he has a serious shoulder injury dom sibley and zak crawley have impressed the england selectors ahead of the first test against new zealand next week. both scored centuries as england reached 285 for1 against a kiwi xi roger federer has kept himself alive in the year ending atp finals. he was facing the italian matteo berrettini, both had lost their opening group games, so a lot was riding on the match at the o2 arena and it was the swiss that came through. austin halewood. the swiss that came through. a the swiss that came through. last walk before a po exit, a last walk before a possible early exit, day three of the world tour finals but already the winner takes all. unfortunately for material that are teeny, roger federer stood on his way. the 20 time grand slam champ

the liverpool defender will miss the trip to cyprus— and the home game against kazakhstan next week.'s had surgery after picking up a knee injury at the rugby world cup. he'll definitely miss the next six nations championship, and fly—half rhys patchell is a doubt for the tournament. he has a serious shoulder injury. dom sibley and zak crawley have impressed the england selectors. ahead of the first test against new zealand next week. both scored centuries, as england reached 285 for one against a kiwi xi. novak djokovic is playing dominic thiem at the atp world tour finals, at london's o2 arena. it's gone to a deciding set in that onein the same group earlier, roger federer recovered from his first match loss — to defeat matteo berretini in straight sets. austin halewood was watching. before a possible early exit, day three of the world tour finals but already a winner takes all. although u nfortu nately, already a winner takes all. although unfortunately, roger federer stood in his way. the 20 time grand slam champion was comfortably beaten in his first match. but he was leaving it

and kazakhstan. 0n cyprus and kazakhstan. now. i will have more on those stories just after half past. the uk economy recovered in the third quarter of the year, growing by 0.3% to reverse a contraction earlier in the year. but the growth was modest and the figures showed economy has slowed to its lowest rate in almost a decade. here's our economics correspondent andy verity. in peterborough, this is the biggest tyre distribution centre in the country. it is the sort of service business which does well when consumers are not ready to invest in a new car but are ready to buy new tires to keep the old motor going. in the third quarter of the year, that pattern was repeated across the economy. services business picking up but weak investment not helped by brexit uncertainty. it makes it difficult to plan for the future in terms of our cost base and what sell out price we need to make the money that the company needs to return. but also in terms of planning investment for the future, it makes it harder to put that plan in place i

but cyprus responded with a brilliant goal of their own.it is difficult for defences to focus on one person to try and stop them because three, four other players can step forward, score goals, create goals. the movements are good and the individual ability is good, so i think we are quite difficult at the moment for the opposition to plan for. stefanos tsitsipas will face dominic thiem in the final of tennis's world tour finals in london this afternoon. it's the first time tsitsipas has qualified for the tournament and he caused a big upset in the semi—finals, beating roger federer. the greek player — who's 17 years younger than federer — took an early lead and eventually the first set. federer was flawless in beating novak djokovic earlier in the competition but was well below par as tsitsipas eventually took the match in straight sets... i grew up watching roger as a kid, watching him at the finals, watching him in the wimbledon, plenty of finals. wished i can step out on the court one day and face him and today i am here, living the dre

still ahead sandsting times that is the electric vehicle make his own break opposed to cyprus that felt about. and that's often the way. well i do object now and then i will continue objecting to people and republicans serbska never one agrees those in power and their position but he must not become a nato member under any circumstances our reason is clear nater people because nothing will be bombed using depleted uranium munitions. that still is killing our children today. if we decided to become a nato member to be what we would give it a moral right to believe that it did the right thing this way we would betray the memory of those who died as a result of the bombing operation it was called the angel of mercy can you imagine that. welcome back to our car bombs going off outside a police station in southwest colombia killing 3 officers and injuring a further 10 it happened in the town of to kill a chalo cased about 500 kilometers from the capital it's a known hot spot for violence local newspapers reported that the explosion caused a major blackout was basic not yet spoken on who was

in cyprus i'm sorry cyprus thank you clarification i know you 2 for united have even missed consent mr and that doesn't involve you this time. it's 3 articles of new york times article 2004 campaign the advisers kerry foreign policy crew as a clintonian i'm of the gentleman has expired you have post-hole broke 2 older kids god 2000 i won that i'll be recognized later and brought beats with when you come and time has expired organization i'd like to have that it was quickly recognized and. squarely recognized thank you madam ambassador it's like a hallmark movie you ended up at georgetown this is all ok. but it wasn't your preference 78 months ago correct now was not wasn't your preference to be the victim of a smear campaign was it now wasn't your preference to be defamed by the present a united states including today was it now. wasn't your preference to be ousted at.

netherlands while scotland knew they couldn't qualify automatically regardless of their results against cyprusutomatic qualification hopes it was baku a bust. so in the world's lois lane capital city they chose to aim high. it is six foot five kieffer moore who may have retired earlier this year with a fractured skull. much like this need courage. bravery takes different forms. sometimes it is the decision to have a go. danieljames did, harry wilson and wales benefited. 2-0. that harry wilson and wales benefited. 2—0. that sucked the nerves out of the azeri air. the job was done, or at least past one — my part one. hungary on tuesday will be decisive. northern ireland know their manager will be leaving them but first he has something he wants to finish. like wales, northern ireland are guaranteed a spot in the play—offs, so why not have a go against the netherlands. you never know your luck. the referee spotted a dutch handball in there, penalty. stephen davis, the captain and owner of 116 caps. anyone can miss them. it felt as crucial as it did cruel as the netherlands pushed on a second—half

france seeking self-serving behavior could be found within the court ear itself in countries like cyprus or italy do you think you're of the old to europe has itself leaned up to the standards of the europeanization that it tries to hold others to you could also have mentioned the paul or the core of hungary right over the past several years right the problem with the origin of the problem is that the european union these not able to solve this problem we've been utopian you know with these comes because hungary czech republic poland are the members of the european union right now and you. capture there are you also. the theater nation of other very important create the area to have established member they're not able to solve this there of course then they are not able to solve this in the western balkans when this is running much much larger scale. in these countries it's always been a good. many observers that former soviet satellites like bulgaria romania poland became members of the european union. for the constituent parts of former and on the line yugoslavia having looked at how t

of france seeking and self-serving behavior could be found within the ear itself in countries like cyprus or italy do you think you're of the old to europe has itself lived up to the standards of the europeanization that it tries to hold out.

scotland edged a morale—boosting 2—1win over cyprus.'ll also have to try to qualify via the nations league play—offs in march. england's women's rugby union side have beaten france for the second time in a week. world player of the year — emily scarratt passed the 500—point mark for england but they still needed a dramatic late try from lydia thompson to seal the 17—15 victory. it's the opening weekend of rugby's european champions cup. the defending champions saracens play tomorrow. out of today's matches — exeter were the best of the british sides — comfortably beating la rochelle 31—12. there were also wins for glasgow who beat sale and ulster narrowly overcame bath. the biggest age gap in the history of the world tour finals resulted in roger federer being knocked—out by stefanos tsitsipas. the six time champion federer, who's 38 years old — was beaten in straight sets in the semi—finals by the 21 year old greek debutant. tsitsipas will now face dominic thiem in the final tomorrow. the great britain rugby league side's first tour fo

the liverpool full—back will stay with the squad for the next few days but won't play away against cyprus will miss the home game against kazakhstan next week. bournmouth‘s ryan fraser and manchester united's scott mctominary have also pulled out of the squad with injury. some significant injury news from wales rugby too. centre jonathan davies is out for six months. he's had surgery after picking up a knee injury at the world cup. he'll definitely miss the next six nations championship. fly—half rhys patchell could also miss the tournament with a shoulder injury — it will be three to four months before he can play again. rafael nadal‘s hopes of finishing the year as world number one have suffered a blow after he lost his opening group match at the atp finals in london. he lost in straight sets to reigning champion alexander zverev, saying he simply wasn't good enough. it was also the german's first win over nadal. dom sibley and zak crawley took their chance to impress the england selectors ahead of next week's first test against new zealand. both players made centuries as england reache

scotland play cyprus and kazakhstan but they're facing a play—off next spring.he players are ready, they are looking forward to the game and are excited. it is a challenge. it is not an easy game. azerbaijan had a good result last time at home, drawing with croatia, so it is not an easy game but the lads are ready for it. to rugby league — and the great britain lions will be heading home without a win on their southern hemisphere tour, after losing to papua new guinea in theirfinal match in port moresby. it started well for great britain — they opened the scoring after 14 minutes — a swift move gave blake austin a clear run into the corner, for his first international try. they went 10—0 ahead but that was the end of their scoring — and a spectacular try from edwin ipape set off the papua new guinea fightback. they won by 28 points to 10. england lost the series 4—0. when you come away and play for your country it is the proudest thing you can do in your career. when you don't perform and let everyone down it is disappointing. we are all proud men but that is th

turkey as we go on through each is tuesday and wilson west of weather that's also some showers for cyprus say here's that i think a cloud that we have around the gulf just pushing down swells consummate see a spot or 2 of light rain here 26 celsius as we go through monday will clear through as you go on into chased and i think it will be largely dry and followed a bit of cloud to just around the gulf of aden again southern parts of yemen could catch a shower or 2 plenty of showers there in place into central and northern parts of mozambique those showers they do extend up into tanzania and beyond no sign of the rain clearing for kenya in the coming days. whether sponsored by cattle or in this. league stories generate fountains of headlines these protests are saying down with the system and down with all of the parts with different angles from different perspectives just because we came to prison there's a main right stopped at the gate separate the spin from the facts the western media jumps on stories without taking down the misinformation from the journalism it's about telling the stori

scotland already knew they were consigned to the play—offs, so their win over cyprus was just a morale—boostinghstan on tuesday. it's being billed as women's football weekend, with six matches today in the super league this afternoon. manchester city look to be heading back to the top of the table. they're beating west ham 4—0 at half time. georgia stanway has scored twice. ellen white and lauren hemp have also scored. saracens begin their european champions cup title defence today when they take on racing 92 in paris. but still the pre—match headlines are all about their pending domestic points deduction and huge fine for breaching the premiership's salary—cap regulations. saracens are not challenging a story in a newspaper today which claims they won't be contesting the sanctions. the deadline is midnight tomorrow. so that saracen's game kicks off at 3:15 in paris. in today's other fixtures, northampton are playing lyon. currently 6—0 to northampton. joss butler hit a century in england's final warm—up game — ahead of their two—test series in new zealand. but the game ended in a draw in whang

that states on the front line or at the use external border if you will like greece italy multan or cyprus do often face a disproportionate burden that reform has been stuck at the european council for years however i would say there is a small glimmer of hope because some smaller measures of adhoc responsibility sharing have started to gain a little bit more traction in the past few months so there is room for hope but certainly it's an urgent situation and member states really do need to step up and alleviate the pressures on greece and an asylum seeker some reason particular ok livia so joining us there from brussels thanks very much indeed thank you for having me. 41 people are confirmed dead following jesus powerful earthquake in albania rescue workers are trying to find survivors in several countries have sent teams to help and this was the most powerful earthquake to hit the country in decades john psaropoulos is at one of the worst hit cities of duress he says most people there have fled for fear of aftershocks. i'm standing among a group of apartment buildings and hotel buildings

we go on through each is tuesday and will cities and wetter weather that's also some showers for cyprus say here's that i think a cloud that we have around the gulf just pushing down swells consummate see a spot or 2 of light rain here 26 celsius as we go through monday will clear through as you go on into chased and i think it will be largely dry and followed a bit of cloud to just around the gulf of aden again southern parts of yemen could catch a shower or 2 plenty of showers there in place into central and northern parts of mozambique those showers they do extend up into tanzania and beyond no sign of the rain to even for kenya in the coming days. in china cancer drugs can be pretty beautifully expensive some desperate patients travel to india to buy cheap generic versions but what cost $1.00 a when a's to follow those dollars smuggling to survive on out 0. 0 such. as. this is a reminder of the headlines this hour results so far from hong kong's district council elections show pro-democracy candidates have taken almost 90 percent of the seats on combs pro-democracy leader carried. l

in afghanistan received quite a lot in the central military and is that front on its way through cyprus and turkey that will increase the cloud ahead of it still quite warm at 28 in beirut but the showers will break out most likely i think on friday in the levant across in iraq and maybe just across the border even into saudi arabia more significant rain seems likely around this iranian coast of the something caspian that green is forecast rain i suspect thunderstorms were flash flooding even this time of year is a possibility. no showers much further south and that is cooled down by a day now way below 30 for the most part it is warmer in mekere obviously chilly diets particularly around the gulf states otherwise it's just sunshine in the sky waiting for a few showers but they won't be many maybe a hint near riyadh as jumped down to active weather southern africa particularly south africa where you see some pretty deep depressions run from the western cape all the way to cause and that's how this is the result on thursday masses of potential rain some storms already seen one told data

scotland face cyprus later — they can't qualify automatically, but they're hoping to build some momentumo the play—offs next spring. i think it would be good to get two positive results to take into it. we won the last game against san marino, w. scott a few goals and looked as though we could score more. that was great. if we can take that into these two games, everyone would feel a little bit better. rugby league — the great britain lions will head home without a win on their south hemisphere tour... they were outplayed by papua new guinea earlier, in theirfinal match in port moresby. it started well for great britain — they opened the scoring after 1a minutes — a swift move gave blake austin a clear run into the corner, for his first international try. they went 10—nil ahead but that was the end of their scoring — and a spectacular try from edwin ipape set off the papua new guinea fightback. they won by 28 points to 10. england lost the series a—nil. when you play for your country it is the proudest thing you can do in your career and when you don't perform, you have let everyone down

scotland already knew they were consigned to the play—offs, so their win over cyprus was just a morale—boostingakhstan on tuesday. it's being billed as women's football weekend. later today, there's a merseyside derby at anfield and a north london derby at the tottenham hotspur stadium. but what does it actualy mean to get to step out in a massive stadium against your local rivals? tottenham ladies captain jenna schillaci has been speaking to football focus. playing in one of the best stadiums in the world against arsenal, it is just incredible and if i look back toa just incredible and if i look back to a younger day, if i had the opportunity to come down here and watch tottenham ladies play, how amazing that they can dream and now be professional footballers and one day hopefully they can live my dream as well. day hopefully they can live my dream as well. saracens begin their european champions cup title defence today when they take on racing 92 in paris. but still the pre—match headlines are all about their pending domestic points deduction and huge fine for breaching the premiership's sala

scotland face cyprus and kazakhstan but they're facing a play—off next spring.t. this is the start of an incredibly difficult double—header, which, whilst we have an outside chance of qualification, we'll do everything possible to try and take it to the final game and if the case is such that we don't qualify through that route, then we have hopefully a play—off to look forward to in march. the great britain lions will be heading home without a win on their southern hemisphere tour, after losing to papua new guinea in their final match in port moresby. it started well for great britain — they opened the scoring after 14 minutes — a swift move gave blake austin a clear run into the corner, for his first international try. they went 10—0 ahead but that was the end of their scoring and a spectacular try from edwin ipape set off the papua new guinea fightback. they won by 28 points to 10. england's women agonisingly lost the curtain—raiser this morning — a last—minute shirleyjoe try gave the papua new guinea 0rchids their first test win against england — they won by

scotland already knew they were consigned to the play—offs, so their win over cyprus was just a morale—boostingazakhstan on tuesday. saracens begin their european champions cup title defence today when they take on racing 92 in paris. but still the pre—match headlines are all about their pending domestic points deduction and huge fine for breaching the premiership's salary—cap regulations. saracens are not challenging a story in a newspaper today which claims they won't be contesting the sanctions. the deadline is midnight tomorrow. joss butler hit a century in england's final warm—up game ahead of their two—test series in new zealand. but the game ended in a draw in whangarei. butler's 110 runs helped england make 405 in reply to the new zealand a side's 302—6 declared. and despite three wickets each forjofra archer and sam curran, england couldn't bowl them out in time, so it was drawn. the first test is on wednesday in tauranga. stefanos tsitsipas will face dominic thiem in the final of tennis's world tour finals in london this afternoon. it's the first time tsitsipas has qualified for the t

scotland face cyprus later — they can't qualify automatically, but they're hoping to build some momentumt two positive results to take into it. we won the last game against san marino, w. scott a few goals and looked as though we could score more. that was great. if we can take that into these two games, everyone would feel a little bit

have not been sanctioned for the sanction for the invasion it's not been applied to the west and cyprusestern city has been able to do more i mean or than they have mentioned in regard to kind of the un has talked about the contours of crimea it's not israel islams many cases there is one other case that does not make it is already a big one and just on the subject of this idea of stolen palestinian land john respond to that point the idea of this is that we haven't used the old word yet that the whole point about settlements flows from the idea that this is an occupation what's your response to that. you can only occupy the territory of another country that's what russia did and they did what everyone regarded was ukrainian territory in 1067 when israel retake the west bank it was not drew dainian territory jordan was not the sovereign it was not there was no palestinian state it's not occupation as for the idea that all of this land belongs to private palestinians it's ridiculous that's because international organizations refuse to recognize the validity of sales to private jews jews

qualify via the nations league play—offs despite getting their first away win under steve clarke in cyprusve to play kosovo this afternoon in theirfinal do still have to play kosovo this afternoon in their final group game. the kosovan manager is: end of the best side in europe right now, anti—england manager says that is because of an abundance of attacking options. we have got a lot of good attacking players. that is the beauty of this team, that we can... it's difficult for defences to focus on one person to try and stop them because three, four other players can step forward, score goals, create goals. the movements are good and the individual ability is good, so i think we are quite difficult at the moment for the opposition to plan for. joss buttler hit a century in england's final warm—up game ahead of their two test series in new zealand. but the game ended in a draw in whangarei. buttler‘s 110 runs helped england make 405 in reply to the new zealand a side's 302—6 declared. and despite three wickets each forjofra archer and sam curran, england couldn't bowl them out in time so it

little more cloud just toppling across the eastern side of the but it's rainy and you can see there in cyprus for example italy's its way back across syria maybe you'll see getting into 11 in as well a little bit of cloud super she got it was a caspian it should be largely dry cold enough 7 or 8 celsius to terror and also into couples a little more cloud here but it should not see the snow at least easing away meanwhile across the raven peninsula we have got some bits and pieces of plowed into central parts of saudi arabia over towards the reds say so again a possibility of a special sea of lot right or drizzle for the race but the law's the clear and dry and sunny little cloud just pushing into the gulf as we go on into monday never seen a fair bit of cloud to the east the side of south africa recently with some lava shabbas here that making their way in some they sent the. new talk an alaskan village rapidly losing ground roshan and falling permafrost its inhabitants forced to move to safer ground below the west 1st the. one that reads planets as it winds finds people struggling to cope wit

out of the eastern med rolls the cloud of the now it's been quite sparky quite sundry increase in cyprus bits of turkey significant rain but he's turning to weaken now on his way across the levant are the focus for thursday takes it across to northern iraq to. maybe and iran then the sunshine follows it's in this direction this is all travelling to start really developing in the stock. terence back up to 40 in baghdad at 24 by the time we get to friday as no significant breeze there's nothing really happening in the east and that are the truce periodic rain south of this we've seen the change in seasons you know and the north east once is quite strong as a cloud is building on the coast of amman yemen occasional showers show themselves in the mountains to the west to otherwise quiet no significant breeze doha's warmed up riyadh has warmed up but dusty maybe in saudi but not so i don't think around the gulf states in southern africa now if you watch the seasonal rains they're coming down into northern zimbabwe tanzania but across to angola south of that we've has an awful lot of trouble c

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in scotland is leading cyprus. that is the sport, more in an hour. figures are meeting in central london today to decide which policies will be included in the party's election manifesto. labour has already announced a number of policies, including a pa rt—nationalisation of bt to make broadband free for everyone, and extra spending on infrastructure. earlier i spoke to our political correspondent iain watson. well, what happened straightaway when the senior labourfigures were going into this meeting behind me was there was a demonstration here by people on the free movement issue. this is a conference policy, something which labour delegates had agreed in the autumn, notjust to maintain but extend the free movement of workers, irrespective of brexit. the decision that has to be taken today is whether that becomes a firm manifesto commitment. some people are incredibly concerned. the message it may send out to voters about immigration. 0ne union delegate said to me the word "extend" free movement is unacceptable and will not be in the final manifesto