let‘s focus on boxing for a few minutes, because it‘s a big night for heavyweight daniel dubois.he is 13 unbeaten, 12 have ended quick. but the key is and this is the crucial element, he is just 22 years of age. let me assure you, if daniel dubois came from new york and he fought out of bronx, if he came from chicago and fought out of the south side, if he came from los angeles and fought out of east side, we would be raving and praising and be desperate to catch a glimpse of him. he is a 22—year—old unbeaten londoner, in a business where most heavy weights, say this as loud as you like, reach their peak at about 30. the catastrophic bushfires continue to cause problems at sporting events in australia — the latest being the big bash. the match between the adelaide strikers and sydney thunder which had to be abandoned because of poor air quality in canberra. adeleide completed their innings, but the decision to call the game off came 4 overs into sydney‘s run—chase. in a statement the league said that "player, fan and staff safety was the number one priority". elsewhere, how about

the fighter being talked about as britain's next heavyweight star, daniel dubois, is still unbeaten afterright hook in the second round — that extends his winning streak to 14, as the hype continues to build, for a shot at one of the main heavyweight belts next year. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's ben with the papers. hello, and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are the property and personal finance commentator, anne ashworth, and features writer at the independent, james rampton. lets take a look at the front pages. the sunday times is leading on a six year old girl from south london who found a note from chinese prisoners in a box of tesco christmas cards, claiming they've been forced to work against their will. back to brexit on the front of the sunday telegraph — which reports that house of commons speaker, lindsay hoyle, will let big ben bong to mark the uk leaving the eu at the end of january. the sunday express reports that the us ambassador, woodyjohnson, has declared brexit will pave the way for the ‘roaring twenties‘ — with wealth reporte

britain's daniel dubois was on devastating form tonight — with a big second round knockout, of japan'sextends his winning streak to 1a as the hype continues to build, for a shot at one of the main heavyweight belts next year. a real story to bring you in the darts — the queen of the oche, fallon sherrock, continues her remarkable journey at pdc world championship. after beating ted evetts in round one, to become the first woman ever to win a match, she was victorious again tonight at the ally pally — beating 11th seed mensur suljovic by three sets to one. the victory puts her into the third round — and faces 22nd seed chris ‘hollywood' dobey next! that's all the sport for now. from next month, around 2000 children with severe epilepsy, will become eligible for a cannabis—based treatment, on the nhs in england. the charity ‘epilepsy action‘, said it could be life—changing as our health editor, hugh pym reports. two types of severe epilepsy will be eligible for the cannabis based medicine. they can suffer multiple seizures each day. it has been shown by clinical trials to reduce the numb

the fighter being talked about as britain's next heavyweight star, daniel dubois, is still unbeaten afterwith a powerful right hook in the second round — that extends his winning streak to 1a, as the hype continues to build, for a shot at one of the main heavyweight belts next year. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. for now, back to you. many thanks. the 12 days of christmas is being brought into the digitial age. for 12 days, the center for countering digital hate, an organisation combating hate online, will attempt to drown out the negativity on social media by flooding it with hopeful, positive stories. imran ahmed is the ceo of center for countering digital hate — the organisation behind the campaign. hejoins me now. thank you very much for being with us. thank you very much for being with us. tell us what you're trying to do with this campaign. good morning. social media can often feel like a very negative space to be in and pa rt very negative space to be in and part of that is because there are people on there that are negative but part of it is also th

the fighter being talked about as britain‘s next heavyweight star, daniel dubois, is still unbeaten after you should like them but don't. .. a bit like in the think that you should like them but don't... a bit like my mince pies and gingerbread man. with the festive season in full swing, millions of sprouts will be eaten across britain over the next few days, with supermarkets expecting a 500% increase in sales. the bitter—tasting vegetable, which often divides opinions, could be set to get even more popular due to new varieties being grown, as sam fenwick reports. as you took into your christmas dinner, it is likely that sprouts on your plate would have been on here in the scottish border. the cool north sea went make for ideal conditions. it has been a good harvest. the looking very healthy. they are standing up and looking good. sprouts are really good for you, they have four times more vitamin cthan you, they have four times more vitamin c than oranges but they are not the favourite vegetable for many. i did not like sprouts. sprouts are tasty. i have never tried sprouts. nope, not my

britain's daniel dubois has the ear of frank bruno as he moves towards a shot at a heavyweight title.ghts in london tonight. we start tonight with the death of martin peters, one of england's heroes of ‘66. he was a west ham legend, and the club say that he passed away peacfully this morning at the age of 76, after a long illness. geoff hurst stole the headlines with his hat—trick in the 1966 world cup final, but for a while it looked like martin peter's goal might win it before west germany equalised. peters also won honours at west ham and spurs in a career that spanned more than 20 years. natalie pirks looks back at his life. with all eyes on hurst, the danger from martin peters went unnoticed. it is a goal! peters! little wonder they called him the ghost. there's martin peters, the man who scored the goal which could well win the world cup for england. it didn't of course, geoff hurst claimed that accolade. many called peters‘ goal the forgotten goal. he had a different take. if i hadn‘t have scored, we would have lost 2—1. it was an important goal. his journey to world cup greatn