dan roan, bbc news, at the tottenham hotspur stadium.itlis is presenting newsnight on the bbc two right now, with more on that prince andrew story. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello. you're watching sportsday on bbc news with me ben croucher. your top stories. jose mourinho promises passion and happiness at tottenham hotspur as he takes over as their new boss. not a bad way to introduce yourself in test cricket. dom sibley and england are under way against new zealand at the bay oval. and great britain are off to a winning start in the new look davis cup — with doubles delight against the dutch. thanks forjoining us. he's been the special one. the successful one. now, he's the spurs one. you're looking at tottenham hotspurs‘ new manager right there. jose mourinho is back in the premier league. 11 months after leaving manchester united, he replaces mauricio pochettino — who was sacked just over 2a hours ago. we'll analyse just what went wrong for poch shortly but let's find out just what spurs fans can expect from one

let's speak to our sports editor, dan roan, in tokyo. o the world cup. what are your thoughts? put it into context. the final will always be remembered for the power, not only of the south african pie can play about the power of the remarkable image of siya kolisi, a man born in a township, lifting the webb ellis trophy. in 1995, when south africa won the world cup for the first time memorably with the support of nelson mandela, they only had one like played in the squad i know they have applied captain and a far more representative team as a symbol of hope and reconciliation for a country still scarred by the apartheid era. it takes some beating. as for england, as they wa ke beating. as for england, as they wake up in their hotel in central tokyo this morning, they will be in a very reflective and sombre mood, no doubt, a devastating victory, the third time they have been beaten any world cup final but the first time they have failed to show up. there has been much progress under eddie jordan since the last world cup when he crashed out

dan roan, bbc news, at the tottenham hotspur stadium.ards that he felt he didn‘t deserve to. murray lost the first set but took the next two winning the decider on a tie—break. dan evans lost his singles match against robin haase, so it was all down to the doubles with jamie murray and neil skupski partnering each other. britain won in straight sets 6—4, 7—6 and they‘ll play kazakstan in their final group game tomorrow. captain leon smith heaped praise on his doubles team after the match. jamie has so much experience in big matches, and in davis cup he steps up matches, and in davis cup he steps up to the plate and allowed neil to flourish as well. it is not easy playing and deciding rubber. it is his first ever adventure into the davis cup and he excelled. before i go, a reminder the first test between new zealand and england is underway right now. just head to bbc.co.uk/cricket for ball by ball commentary through the night. that‘s all from us. have a very good night. after a cold and frosty start to the week, the weather has toned mild

dan roan live in tokyo.e programme we‘ll be reporting on wales‘ match for third place in the tournament against new zealand. the leader of the brexit party, nigel farage, has called on borisjohnson to abandon his withdrawal agreement with the eu, and form an alliance with his party, in the upcoming election. mr farage said he‘d field a candidate in every seat in britain if the prime minister didn‘t drop his brexit plans, which he described as a sellout. today mrjohnson told the bbc that doing deals with other parties would putjeremy corbyn into number10. more on that shortly, but first, here‘sjohn pienaar. the biggest grin in politics, but what has he got to smile about? nigel farage‘s party is trailing in the polls but still grabbing tory votes. so his ultimatum to borisjohnson today, drop your deal, leave the brexit party to fight labour in many leave voting areas, or we will take on tories across the country. there are around about 150 seats in this country that are labour held constituencies that the con

dan roan, bbc news, tokyo.y fever is high ahead of tomorrow's final, with many bars, pubs and rugby clubs preparing to open early for the 9am kick off, under special licensing rules. 0ur correpsondent danny savage is at a pub in leeds, where they're expecting a big turnout for the game. this is the original oak right in the centre of headingley. it is already busy this evening a lot of people here at the moment will be backin people here at the moment will be back in the morning to watch the final. beforehand, the england players will be given a message from prince harry from the queen, saying your performance during the tournament has delighted supporters and inspired many people throughout the country. that is the message from her majesty, but the message from her majesty, but the message from the fans is, of course, come on england. the time difference between here and japan means this world cup final will be a breakfast experience. someone will come up with a number for how many full english breakfast of ba

our sports editor dan roan reports from japan. wished this tournament would never end but as eddiejones and his players left their hotel for their date with destiny they knew the next few hours would define the rest of their lives. this keygen english by their lives. this keygen english rugby has been dreaming of for yea rs. rugby has been dreaming of for years. —— the journey. rugby has been dreaming of for years. —— thejourney. forthose rugby has been dreaming of for years. —— thejourney. for those who had to see it for themselves, it was a moment to cherish, the prospect of glory no less tantalising however for their opponents. this would be a repeat of the final 12 years ago, the last time england had played on such a stage. whatever was about to u nfold such a stage. whatever was about to unfold they had already restored pride in thejersey, now unfold they had already restored pride in the jersey, now they had to go to pride in the jersey, now they had to gotoa pride in the jersey, now they had to go to a place they knew one

dan roan, bbc news.ited kingdom will be voting in the general election — and, as the campaign progresses, bbc news is continuing its series looking at political priorities in different parts of the uk. tonight, my colleague clive myrie is in the north—east of england and the constituency of bishop auckland. thanks, huw. what a fascinating constituency this is. the town of bishop auckland is itself proud of its industrial past, the railways and coal mining. but the death of traditional industry hit this area hard, and there is a sense that the town has never really recovered. politically, it's also a bellwether for the rest of the north—east. the constituency is a mixture of post—industrial towns, pretty market towns and agricultural communities. historically, it's been a labour stronghold in general elections — and, barring four years in the 1930s, labour has held bishop auckland since 1918. but this majority has been slowly whittled away over the years. it's now down to just over 500 votes, and that's m

dan roan, bbc news.idge which has left two people dead. the police say it was a terrorist incident. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is at the scene. this, of course, bringing back terrible memories of that other attack just 18 months terrible memories of that other attackjust 18 months ago on the bridge. yes, clive, that's right, it was just bridge. yes, clive, that's right, it wasjust 2.5 years bridge. yes, clive, that's right, it was just 2.5 years ago that the london bridge attack took place, a few hundred yards from here, and that in the same year as the horrors of the manchester arena, the westminster bridge attack and the finsbury park attack and there was a sense we were starting to put that year of terror behind us, the threat level had been reduced from severe to substantial and things were starting to move on, people started to feel they were not being hit by attack after attack after attack and now comes another horrendous, fatal suspected terrorist attack rate in the heart of c

dan roan, bbc news, tokyo.y world cup, and they lost. wales were comprehensively beaten by new zealand in the third place play—off by a0 points to 17. the match was also warren gatland's last in charge of wales after 12 years in the role, during which time he turned the side's fortunes around. i really hope for what we have achieved in the last ten or 12 years and we felt that we have earned respect and put respect into wales as an international team. that they continue, the new coaches continue to build on that because i think what we've done and what we've achieved, it would break my heart if, you know, wales went back into the doldrums, i think. granit xhaka has been left out of the arsenal squad for tomorrow's match against wolves. he swore at fans after being substituted in their 2—2 draw with crystal palace last weekend. in a statement, he said that repeated threats to his wife and daughter had pushed him to "boiling point" and, though he knows he acted "disrespectfully", he says that he had been "hurt de

dan roan, bbc news.west england. joseph mccann, who‘s 3a, is also charged with multiple counts of kidnap and false imprisonment over a two—week period earlier this year. he denies the charges. official figures show the number of people in work fell by 58,000 in the three months to september, the biggest quarterly drop for more than four years. the office for national statistics says the reduction was partly caused by the collapse of a number of major retailers. the number of people who are unemployed also fell by 23,000 to 1.31 million. in a month‘s time, voters across the united kingdom will be voting in the general election and as the campaign progresses, bbc news is continuing its series looking at political priorities in different parts of the uk. my colleague clive myrie has spent the day in the constituency of bishop auckland in the north—east of england. what a fascinating town this is. the death of traditional industry has hit this area hard and there is a sense this town has never recovered poli

dan roan reporting. you are watching bbc news.more on all our stories, including updates on the rugby world cup final, by logging onto our website, bbc.com/news or download the news app. boris johnson has denied donald trump's claim, made in a radio interview with nigel farage, that his brexit deal with the eu could jeopardise a trade agreement between britain and america. the prime minister also insisted that the deadlock over brexit in parliament left him with no choice but to call a general election. he has been speaking to our political editor laura kuennsberg. are there any circumstances under which you might work with nigel farage? well, first of all, it is a great brexit. it's a proper brexit. it delivers exactly what we wanted, what i wanted, when i campaigned in 2016 to come out of the european union. it takes back control of our money, our borders, our laws. it enables us to do proper, all—singing, all—dancing free—trade deals. now, the difficulty about doing deals with any other party is that any other party i'm afraid

dan roan, bbc news, yokohama.d coach now, who said it wasjust a bad day at the office for them. we thought our preparation this week was good, but at the end of the day, it wasn't because we didn't play well. and you can have the most investigative debrief of your game, and you still don't know what was wrong. itjust happens sometimes. it's not a good day for it to happen, you know? we will be kicking stones now for four years. and it's hard to kick stones for four years. so we are massively disappointed, but at the same time, i've got great admiration for the players did. i can't tell you how much respect i've got for them, how hard they worked, how hard they played in this final. and we came short today. but it's not because of lack of effort, mate. england's players have taken to social media in the last few hours since their defeat. lock maro itoje quoting a proverb — "when a ram goes backwards it is not retreating, it moves back to gather more strength". very deep. prop kyle sinckler who was taken off with co

dan roan reporting. and that game is at nine o'clock in the morning british time.s been declared in delhi due to severe pollution levels. we have heard that 5 million masks are being distributed at schools in the capital, delhi, after pollution has made dso toxic officials have declared that health emergency. —— made the air so toxic. hello there. winds have already been picking up across parts of the uk. there is some stormy weather to take us there is some stormy weather to take us through saturday. gales and also heavy rain, which for some of us will cause some disruption to travel and potentially some damage as well. your bbc local radio station will keep you up to date. you can see the swelling area of cloud on our earlier satellite picture. this is an area of low pressure which has been deepening as it has been approaching the british isles. on the southern flank, you can see these isobars washing together. that shows a swathe of strong winds continuing to develop right now across parts of wales and the south—west of england. some very heavy rain to be had he

dan roan, bbc news, yokohama.in the team. today — all the rainbow nation are sharing in the victory — as andrew harding reports from johannesburg. it is always good to win. back home in south africa today ecstatic celebrations nationwide. but there's more to this rapture than just by, more to this rapture than just rugby, the sport was once monopolised by the white minority here, but not any more. congratulations to the springboks and thank you for bringing it back home. hard luck, england. we are over the moon, what a game, this is the biggest world cup in the world. and this is the sport that unites us as south africans. and then a message home from a victorious team. this is what we can do as a team when we decide on one goal, so thank you very much. cheering here in south africa, kolisi has become an iconic figure, the springboks first black captain, a symbol of hope and progress. for yea rs symbol of hope and progress. for years the news from south africa has been relentlessly bad, corruption, inequality, a c

here's our sports editor dan roan. he brings trophies but often trouble, too.t surprised many, one of football's most divisive figures is back. tottenham hotspur today unveiling the portuguese coach as their new manager. i always told about the club potential, i always told about the qualities of the players, i always told the magnificent work the club was doing. i really like this squad, and looking to the young players. mourinho's appointment came less than 12 hours after the sacking of mauricio pochettino. in his five and a half years at the club, the hugely popular argentinian had transformed spurs into genuine contenders. unforgettably propelling them to the champions league final, despite limited spending on players. but amid an alarming dip in form this year and with the club languishing in 14th place in the premier league, chairman daniel levy decided to act. it was a big shock. he's been amazing to work with for the last five years and a shame to see him go. spurs' stunned players arrived for training this afternoon with their new manager already waiti

dan roan, bbc news, at the tottenham hotspur stadium.s than three weeks since south africa beat england in the rugby world cup final in yokohama and a number of players who were involved in that match will be back in action for their clubs this weekend. two, who were in direct oppositon in the final, will be lining up on the same side for english premiership team sale. our sports correspondent andy swiss has been to meet south africa's faf de klerk and england's tom curry. let's have a chat with two men on opposite sides in world cup but back joining forces. faf de klerk and tom curry. give us a sense of what the last two weeks have been like after that incredible victory to south africa in the world cup? obviously amazing. we celebrated afterwards with friends and family and saw what it meant to the country, travelling around the country on a bus tour with the trophy and seeing the people come out was amazing. we are very blessed to get that opportunity. a disappointing result for you, tom. is opportunity. a disappointing result foryou,

our sports editor dan roan was there.uccessful olympic and paralympic sport, but months of legal argument but finally it exploded into life. at the heart of it is the former head doctor who stands accused of having ordered a batch of testosterone to the headquarters in 2011 to dope an unnamed writer to enhance their performance. their sankey ordered it for the former head coach erectile dysfunction. freemans lawyer accused him of being a serial liar and a doper. saying that she had been contacted doper. saying that she had been co nta cted by doper. saying that she had been contacted by an anonymous witness, saying that he injected himself with testosterone. when he was still a rider, he denied that clearly furious. accusing overworked of being a liarand furious. accusing overworked of being a liar and a bully. saying that freeman should look him in the iron up and a standard has been erected between the two men because freeman is being treated as a vulnerable witness. he said he would ta ke vulnerable witness. he said he

dan roan has the very latest, from tokyo. another tactical masterclass by eddiejones.head coach still found time to put some local school kids through their paces today. earlier, it was his captain taking instructions — this the squad's final training session before the biggest game of their lives. it's a good session, boys, it's good work. puts us in good stead for saturday, that. 0wen farrell's leadership‘s been crucial to his team's journey in japan. they've had much to celebrate during this campaign, but he told me the job's not yet complete. we know that, and we can'tjust expect to do the same as last week and the same to happen. we've got to figure out ways to put ourselves in the best place possible to perform. it's 16 years since one of the most cherished moments in english sporting history — jonny wilkinson's extra—time drop goal sealing victory over an australia side coached byjones to win the world cup for the first and only time. today, the hero of that triumph was helping england's kickers as they try to emulate the team of 2003, but he told me this curren

dan roan, bbc news, tokyo.hey‘re expecting a big turnout for the game. the time difference between here and japan means this world cup final will be a breakfast experience. someone will come up with a number for how many full english breakfast of bacon rolls will be consumed. the landlord here expect queues at the doorfrom 8am and hopes his beer garden will be transformed from this, to something more like this... but with a big coat on. this is a rugby club, has special will it be? good, it is busy, good humoured. the fans, some who play rugby, are warming up, but they are not all on message. cannot wait, same again as we had last weekend, it will be such a great atmosphere. been loving watching it all, been really fun. scotland was kicked out, but i am excited for tomorrow and i will be backing south africa. for england rugby fans, there is only one thing to be doing tomorrow. watch, hope and be inspired. it is amazing because it tells you what you can be when you are older. when i am watching it, i will be th

dan roan, bbc news.ng, pitted against shanice davidson in the individual tumbling finals. and not to be outdone, the men alsojoined in for the medal haul on day one. they won gold in the tumbling team final. the lastjump was from jaydon paddock, and it was enough to get ahead of both russia and the usa to seal first place. i love that moment when they have made the jump and landed their feet and they would just breathe out. they just wouldn't breathe for the whole thing. the world tumbling for mejust doesn't whole thing. the world tumbling for me just doesn't cover how impressive is. it used to be called power tumbling. what was that sound effect you made? was that me? i honestly can't remember. it might be a different noise next time. we will see what he does in the next hour? here's louise with a look at this morning's weather. the picture says it all when we're clearing the frost male windscreens, anyone who has drive today. tumbling for me means slipping on ice, i'm afraid! 20 of it around at the mom

our sports editor dan roan reports from japan.had said he wished this tournament would never end but as coach eddiejones and his players left their hotel for their date with destiny, they knew the next few hours would define the rest of their lives. this the journey english rugby has been dreaming of for years. for those who simply had to see it for themselves, it was a moment to cherish. the prospect of glory no less tantalising, however, for their opponents. this would be a repeat of the final 12 years ago, the last time england had played on such a stage. whatever was about to unfold, they had already restored pride in the jersey and now they had to go to a place only one english team had been to before. but it was clear that their rivals, led by the springbok‘s first black captain, wanted thisjust as much. a sense that they were playing for something far greater than just themselves. kyle sinckler emerged as one of the tournament's stars but his final would last just two minutes, the prop out cold after colliding with his team

our sports editor, dan roan was at the general medical council in manchester.but today, finally, it exploded into life. at the heart of it is the former head doctor and british cycling, richard freeman, who stands accused of having ordered a batch of testosterone to the sports headquarters to do an unnamed writer to enhance their performance. he denies that stinky he ordered it for the former head coach, shane sutton to treat his erectile dysfunction. no such income of the key witness in this case denies that and for the first time today, he gave evidence. but sensational exchanges, freeman's lawyer mario rourke accused him of being a serial liar and a doper. she said that she had been contacted by an anonymous witness that said that they saw sutton inject himself with testosterone at his house in the late 90s when he was still a rider. now, he denied that, clearly furious. he accused rourke of being a liar and a bully, he said that freeman should look him in the eye and man up and take down stand that's been erected between the two men because freeman is being

our sports editor dan roan is outside the general medical council in manchester. ned today? this case, that has cast a shadow over the country's most successful 0lympic over the country's most successful olympic and paralympic sport, has been bogged down for months in legal argument but today it exploded into life. at the heart of it is doctor richard freeman who is accused of having ordered a batch of testosterone to dope and unnamed writer to enhance their performance. he denies that, seeing that he ordered it for shane sutton to treat his erectile dysfunction. for the first time today is shane sutton gave evidence but freeman's lawyer accused him of being a serial liar and a doper. she said she had been contacted and a doper. she said she had been co nta cted by and a doper. she said she had been contacted by an anonymous witness who said they saw sutton inject himself with testosterone at his house in the late 90s when he was still a writer. —— rider. house in the late 90s when he was stilla writer. —— rider. he house in the late 90s when he was still a writer.

he's been speaking to our sports editor dan roan.tracted until 2021, to the end of august, 2021. we have had conversations prior to coming here, he is standing by that. he will honour the contract, clearly, we will sit down and have a conversation about where that goes going forward and take it from there. do you want him to stay longer, and into the next world cup? we need to wait for the dust to settle, we have to wait for both sides, and we will let it settle down and we will have a chat as soon as we get back. south africa's world cup winning captain francois pienaar believes the achievement of this springboks side is more significant than his historic triumph in 1995. the nation won the web ellis trophy again in 2004 but pienaar, who stood holding the trophy alongside nelson mandela on home soil 2a years ago, believes this win tops them both. in many ways it is even better, the first black captain of our team, his story, coming from a township, his father flying for the first time in his life to watch his son play by. his life t

our sports editor dan roan was at the final in yokohama.yed in new zealand here last weekend, england arrived as favourites to emulate the team of 2003 and lift the world cup forjust a second time in their history. sporting immortality was in their grasp, but in the final reckoning, it wasn't to be. it said he wished this tournament would never end. but as coach eddie jones this tournament would never end. but as coach eddiejones and his players left their hotel for their date with destiny, they knew the next few hours would define the rest of their lives. this is thejourney hours would define the rest of their lives. this is the journey england by lives. this is the journey england rugby has been dreaming of for yea rs. rugby has been dreaming of for years. for those who simply had to see it for themselves, it was a moment to cherish. the prospect of glory no less tantalising, however, for their opponents. this would be a repeat of the final 12 years ago, the last time england had played on such a stage. whatever was about to unfold, it al

united, praised the quality of spurs' squad and their "world class" stadium, as our sports editor dan roan the sidelines, but now, in a move that surprised many, one of football's most divisive figures is back. tottenham hotspur today unveiling the portuguese coach as their new manager. mourinho's appointment came less than 12 hours after the sacking of mauricio pochettino. in his five and a half years at the club, the hugely popular

i spoke to our sports editor dan roan who was with the team today.eddie jones could not eddiejones could not really measure any more. they are at full strength and they did have some injury concerns after that performance against new zealand in the semifinal last weekend in yokohama. 0wen farrell, kyle sinckler, jonny may but all have shaken off those lectures. they all went to the game ina good lectures. they all went to the game in a good place. mentally, in terms of their confidence and momentum they had built up. the same applies. they did not just they had built up. the same applies. they did notjust beat new zealand, they demolish them, quite frankly. the scoreline did not necessarily reflect that, but the nature of the performance and the aggression, the emotional intensity of the way that england address that match really did feel like a ground—breaking moment. england go into this exactly where they would want to be. if they can perform like they did against new zealand, they really should be too strong for south africa. for freddiejones to

our sports editor dan roan has this report from tokyo. another tactical masterclass by eddiejones.another tactical masterclass by eddiejones. it may be the eve of the world cup final, but england's head coach still found time to put local school kids through their paces today. earlier it was his captain taking instructions. this was the squad's final training session before the biggest game of their lives. good session, boys. good work. owen farrell's leadership has been crucial to his team's in japan. they have had much to celebrate in this campaign but he told me thejob is not yet celebrate in this campaign but he told me the job is not yet complete. we know that we can't just told me the job is not yet complete. we know that we can'tjust expect told me the job is not yet complete. we know that we can't just expect to do the same as last week and the same to happen. we've got to figure out ways to put ourselves in the best position possible to perform. it is 16 years since one of the most cherished moments in english sporting history. jonny wilkinson's extra time drop goal sealin

our sports editor, dan roan, was at the tribunal — he says it was claims put to sutton by dr freemansed his reaction. she said that she had been contacted by an anonymous witness who said that they saw such and inject himself with testosterone at his housein himself with testosterone at his house in the late 90s when he was still a writer, but he denied that. clearly furious and accused 0'rourke of being a liar and a bully. he said that freeman should look him in the eye and man up and take down a stand that has been erected between the two men because freeman is being treated as a vulnerable witness. then said he would take a lie detector test and that he never failed a drug test and in the end he stormed out of the tribunal hearing. this is 0utside source live from the bbc newsroom. our top is, there have been violent clashes in hong kong between police and students at a university campus. after months of unrest there's no sign of either side backing down. these are live pictures from chile's capital santiago where protests are in their fourth week. people have been demonstrating ag

let's get more on this now with out sports editor dan roan.ntry's most successful olympic and paralympic sport. as you say, the former chief medical and british cycling doctor richard freeman stands accused of having ordered 30 sashes of testosterone, a banned drug, in 2011 to be delivered to the national velodrome so that an unnamed rider could hope to enhance the performance. he denies this, saying he was bullied into ordering the testosterone by shane sutton to treat his erectile dysfunction. sutton, a key witness, gave evidence for the first time today and in sensational scenes he was accused of lying and of being a doper by three men's lawyer. sutton insists he knew nothing about why dr freeman ordered that testosterone but the lawyer said she had heard from a witness who said he had seen sutton injecting himself when he was a writer. he said he had never tested positive and would take a lie detector test and he had nothing to do with its 2011 delivery of testosterone, he then said that dr freeman should man up and look him in the eye and