so, if deontay wilder is that man, then god bless him.confident, and often in the build—up to fight people will do things to try and sell the fight, but i don't think is the type. i think it is genuine animosity between both men. it will be interesting to see what they do when they meet each other for the final time before the fight on friday, that is for the way in, whether they will keep them apart or whether they will keep them apart or whether they will have security to ensure that nothing goes wrong for so ensure that nothing goes wrong for so clearly a lot is riding on this for both men. tyson fury, he feels he is the champion. it is almost three years to the day since he defeated that klitschko. he will try and regain his title on saturday. as for deontay wilder, he says he is the best on the planet. he is angling for a showdown against anthonyjoshua next year angling for a showdown against anthony joshua next year and angling for a showdown against anthonyjoshua next year and to do that he needs to win on saturday and win emphatic

and fighting fit — the british boxer tyson fury weighs in for his world title clash against deontay wilderlos angeles. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news: a win for cardiff would be a happy 70th birthday present for neil warnock, but wolves could spoil the party. good evening. theresa may has joined world leaders at a summit of the 620 group of industrialised nations in argentina. this evening, she met the crown prince of saudi arabia, mohammed bin salman, who's been accused of ordering the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi. she told him those responsible "must be held to account", and she called for "full tra nsparency" in the investigation into the killing. the crown prince had a mixed reception at the summit, with donald trump saying he'd had "no discussion" with the saudi leader, but he received a high—five from the russian president vladimir putin. the kashoggi affair, trade, and global warming, are among the issues on the agenda, at a gathering where there are plenty of disagreements. 0ur north america editorjon sopel reports now, from buenos aires. in his brief time on th

standing in his way, america's best heavyweight, deontay wilder boasts more experience, he is also undefeatedd remarkably has won all but one of his a0 fights by knockout. no wonder he's confident. i want england to know he's scared, and he should be! all of them are scared of me for a reason! because of my mindset. because of what i possess. he says you're a fraud. are you going to remember those words? i'm going to remember everything he said to me. and with the winner here potentially in line to face britain's anthonyjoshua, who holds three belts, this is the fight heavyweight boxing's been craving in what's becoming a golden era for the division. tyson fury must try to do what very few british heavyweight boxers have managed to achieve. win, and he'd becomejust the third to secure a world title fight on us soil. but he must do so against a man seeking to restore america's rich heritage as the home of heavyweight champions. dan roan, bbc news, los angeles. newsnight is coming up on bbc two, here's kirsty. emarkable tonight, president trump's former lawyers admitted lying to congress about

she believed deontay wilder would be too powerfulfor tyson fury. compared to las vegas when everything is concentrated on the las vegas strip. the arenas on the las vegas strip. the arenas on the ship there. —— the hyperion is different. a massive city here in la. a lot of things happening. the la kers la. a lot of things happening. the lakers will play on friday night. in the la kings will play. as our the american football team. a lot of things happening care. among sports fans, there is an awful lot of excitement ahead. the huge and significant fight for both men. for tyson fury, huge and significant fight for both men. fortyson fury, an huge and significant fight for both men. for tyson fury, an opportunity to regain his heavyweight title, deontay wilder, he's been looking for anthonyjoshua, his first paper event and an opportunity to be watched by millions around the world, he will want to make a huge statement and hopefully show the dauda database anthony statement and hopefully show the dauda data base anthony joshua statement and hopefully

when he said that even i got scared, that are so intimidating deontay wilder is. place and the weigh inafew fight will take place and the weigh in a few hours' time. there will be under the fight is one other on stage because we do not want a repeat of the melee at the press conference. it will be interesting to see if either man tries to score a psychological advantage but it is shaping up to be a terrific contest. that fight to be about 4:30am on sunday. well, the second round of the fa cup gets underway injust over an hourfrom now, with solihull moors of the national league hosting league one's blackpool — the match is live on bbc2 later and we can cross live to olly foster, whos at damson park for us... olly. many thanks. hearing about the big fight, surely the most famous knockout competition of the mole is the fa cup. we have 20 times in the second round over the next few days and all starts here. we're a little bit of the south of birmingham, birmingham international airport about a mile away and the planes are taking off over us. this is to be a driving ra

and coming up on bbc news: tyson fury says deontay wilder's "rattled" as the pair had to be separated—fight press conference ahead of saturday's world heavyweight bout. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. a review of the case of a man who killed his wife and daughter after years of psychologically abusing his family has recommended a national campaign to raise awareness of the issue of coercive control. lance hart killed his wife claire and their 19—year—old daughter charlotte in spalding in lincolnshire in 2016 before turning the gun on himself. coercive control became a criminal offence three years ago, but the family were unaware of it. days before the murder, lance hart's sons luke and ryan moved their mother and sister out of the family home. our home affairs correspondentjune kelly has been speaking to them. claire and charlotte hart were a very close mother and daughter. and they were together when they were shot dead. just days before, they had finally escaped from the family home after years of psychological abuse. lance hart lay in wait for his wife and daught

and a face—off that got physical — deontay wilder and tyson fury prepare for their heavyweight titlerday. and coming up on bbc news — we look back on history for england — a0 years since viv anderson became the first black player to appear for the senior men's team. good evening. an nhs trust in shropshire has been rated inadequate in a damning review by health inspectors. the shrewsbury and telford hospital trust — which is already in special measures over claims of poor care — has significant problems in its maternity and emergency departments, according to the care quality commission. regulators also said staffing levels were unsafe, and raised questions about the trust's leadership. staff reported a culture of bullying and harassment, according to the review. it also highlighted a culture of defensiveness from the executive team. and it said staff were sometimes fearful to raise concerns. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports on the troubled nhs trust struggling to provide the service its patients deserve. this is a trust incomplete crisis, this is a failing o

so, if deontay wilder is that man, then god bless him.t of the sport team, that's your thursday sport briefing. your business briefing is next. i will see you in a moment. the atlantic is set to prove relentless. on wednesday, the cloud that marks out that area. this is what is waiting for us though for thursday. if anything perhpas a deeper low feature than we saw on wednesday, if anything perhaps a deeper low feature than we saw on wednesday, which could mean stronger winds. plenty of heavy rain around once again for sure. 0n the plus side, hopefully the system will move through quite quickly. but it will mena a lot of wet weather for first thing and the morning rush hour and also strong winds which are likely to cause disruption. bbc local radio a great place to get up to date with the detail where you are. it will be a mild start. temperatures in many areas in double figures but a covering of cloud, and some heavy rain around, and the winds pretty much strong across the board. but the gusts, i think, will be critical thing in terms of

as tyson fury and deontay wilder come face to face ahead of saturday's wbc world heavyweight title boutd welcome to sportsday. welcome along. so a dramatic night of european football for the two english teams looking to reach the knockout stages of the champions league. tottenham needed a win to keep their hope alive — and they got it — 1—0 winners over inter milan at wembley — christian eriksen off the bench to score that vital goal. liverpool though lost 2—1 at paris st—germain. so to discuss it all and the implications for qualification — our reporter adam wild is here. you could see the way those spurs players and pochettino celebrated that goal how important that was. it was absolutely vital. that was the only way they could keep alive their hopes of going through the knockout they had to beat malan at wembley this evening and even a myna be enough they'll have to go to barcelona next time out but they did just enough. these of the first half into defending whales and the effort came from harry and hitting that crossbar. in the second half the substitute erikson who had only been o

at 9pm gmt, deontay wilder in 4.5 hours? at 9pm 6mt, 1pm local time, deontay wilder in 4.5 hours? before tomorrow‘s fight at the staples centre. it‘ll be a fascinating clash of styles on sunday morning, fury 27 and zero, wilder 40 and zero, 39 by knockout...but which way is it going to go? ? ? here are the thoughts of former heavyweight champion frank bruno. if wilder catches tyson fury he will be doing some break dancing bert tyson fury can use his size and his reach and his jabs, and i hope all of the anger that deontay wilder has been showing, especially at the weigh—in, tyson fury kept his cool, deontay wilder was angry and letting out a lot of energy. if he can get frustrated, he can do very well. mr mccoy, set your alarm at four o‘clock on sunday morning. listen to myself, mike costello and adderley, from los angeles. iu going out there? no, just pretending! -- are you going out there? let‘s move on. alexis sanchez has picked up a nasty injury? manchester united forward alexis sanchez is facing a lengthy spell out with a hamstring injury according to his managerjose mourinho

but deontay wilder looking to find his footing as a loved champion it will be his biggest pay day it his net worth tyson fury will earn about $10 million for the fight. he said he will donate it to charity. he's going to build homes for the homeless back in the uk, having a massive change of attitude he lost about 150 pounds in just over a year in terms of coming back to boxing 400 pounds he weighed this time last year. he did win the world championship against wladimir klitschko three years ago this week this is what happened in the final news conference leading up to this fight. tyson fury getting under the skin maybe of deontay wilder tyson fury ending up with his shirt off. >> as you should always. >> boxers do that. after they regained their composure this is what they had to say >> it's just -- it's the emotion that's come out of it. he always talking about how he comes from his mother's womb, no man can beat him all the things he has done if i'm so less of you, why haven't you accomplished what i accomplished >> three years since i went to germany and kicked wladimir klitschko

the countdown continues to deontay wilder against tyson fury.he irish in the hockey world cup. cameroon and mali will contest friday's third place play—off at the women's africa cup of nations with a world cup place on offerfor the winners. mali had already made history by advancing to the semi—finals for the first time thanks to a 3—2 victory over algeria. south africa's women's national football team will challenge nigeria's super falcons for the 2018 african women's title. also on friday, tyson fury and deontay wilder weigh in ahead of their world heavyweight fight in la. now, it's set to be the biggest bout of the year, and has already had its fair share of drama after wednesday's press conference descended into chaos when the two fighters posed head to head. both men have been warned about their behaviour. on saturday, wbc champion wilder will be putting his title on the line and look to defend a perfect a0 fight record, while fury is also undefeated in 27 contests. following that violence ahead of the original fixture on saturday, the seco

you can expect fireworks in las vegas later, when deontay wilder and tyson fury square up in front ofc world heavyweight fight on saturday is the biggest bout of the year. if he wins, a unification fight between him and anthonyjoshua could be next. wilder's got to get past fury first, though, who we know can pull off a shock. both neymar and kylian mbappe trained for paris saint germain ahead of their champions league match against liverpool later. the pair were injured during the international break playing for their respective countries, and although their club has dominated domestically this season they've struggled in europe. so here's here's the math that's involved — if liverpool beat them and napoli win at home against red star belgrade then psg will be eliminated. little mistakes can make the decision, can be decisive, that is how it is. i am not worried. and my team, they have been together for three years and one and a half months a roundabout, and in this time they were always psychologically ready. —— round about. in case you missed it, holders real madrid have progressed

i want them to be because when i step in the ring, it is no more deontay wilder, it is the bronze bomberhe sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. with a little over ten days until the crucial vote in parliament on theresa may's brexit deal, the prime minister is urging mps to get behind the agreement. she's asking members to think about the consequences for constitutents if they vote against the deal. the pm, who's in argentina for the g20 summit, has been speaking to our political editor, laura kuenssberg and wouldn't be drawn on the likelihood of her agreement being voted down in the commons on december 11th. iam i am focusing on the clear message that i will be giving to members of parliament. first of all, i think mps should recognise that we have negotiated a good deal. the european union has been very clear that this is the deal on the table, it is a good dealfor the is the deal on the table, it is a good deal for the uk. is the deal on the table, it is a good dealfor the uk. it delivers on the vote of the referendum but it protects people's

standing in his way, america‘s best heavyweight, deontay wilder boasts more experience, he is also undefeated

and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, all the build—up to the big fight as tyson fury and deontay wilder to go head—to—head with the wbc world title in los angeles. —— for the wc world title. good evening. the bank of england is warning of an immediate economic crash if the uk leaves the european union without a deal. the bank's forecast is of a shock to growth more damaging than the financial crisis of 2008, with the economy shrinking by 8%. the governor, mark carney, says interest rates would rise, house prices would fall, and unemployment would increase. the warning comes as the government publishes its own economic analysis, suggesting britain will be poorer under all brexit scenarios than if it remained in the european union. in a moment the view from westminster, but first here's our business editor, simonjack. enter brexit centrestage. a man with a warning. leaving the eu without a deal could trigger an economic crash worse than the one that followed the financial crisis. we have constructed a worst case no deal, no transition brexit scenario with a series of events including fric

leave it for the ring — after ugly scenes at their press conference — tyson fury and deontay wilder areon't be paid if their weigh—in boils over tonight. good morning — and welcome to the bbc news at 9. a liquid—only diet ofjust 800 calories a day will be prescribed to thousands of patients with type 2 diabetes. the nhs in england is piloting the treatment, after a trial helped more than half of those involved to reverse the condition. in the uk, more than three million people are living with type 2 diabetes — a condition that's strongly linked to diet and lifestyle. treating people with type 2 diabetes costs the nhs 8.8 billion pounds a year. and according to public health england, the number of diabetics will rise by one million by 2035. here's our health correspondent dominic hughes. it's about cutting down. you know, small steps... at a community centre in leeds, the battle against diabetes is under way. reducing portion sizes and how frequent you have these naughty foods and all that... all the people here were on the cusp of developing type 2 diabetes. now they've been helped to l

he challenges deontay wilder for the wbc heavyweight title in los angeles this weekend, and fury saysen to see both fighters. it's an unusual setting for the start of fight week, not the grand arrival is we sometimes see in las vegas, instead the fighters took the opportunity to pay tribute to some of the firefighters front line dealing with the fires which damaged hundreds of homes here in la and resulted in the death of over 84 people. tyson fury has been through his own personal problems and plans to donate some of the money from this boat to charity. there are a lot of homeless people on the street here, more than i have seen in my life. i stay in downtown la and if you go five minutes down the road there are thousands of homeless people, you would think you could be in world country. it's a crisis situation and something needs to be done about it. i am just an outsider with an opinion but it's a situation happening all over the world, in the uk as well. tyson fury was relaxed all weekend as was deontay wilder, some 300 tickets will be donated to families of the firefighters to wh

could be a film about this, tyson to do and deontay wilder.pollo creed films —— tyson fury. they are certainly dramatic, aren't they? he's a bit of an actor, tyson fury, with taking his shirt off at the last press conference before the big fight but they've been warned about the conduct with the traditional face—off with the weigh—in. they've already had a face of. if it gets fruity again they could lose their money —— face—off. they've been warned. isn't that what the industry likes? they're selling it, but yesterday, it felt like it was more genuine. yes you're going to have a bit of bravado to solve the fight, but this felt more genuine yesterday. we will wait to see what happens later! tyson fury and deontay wilder have been warned that any repeat of the scenes at their press conference when it comes to tonight's weigh—in and they won't be paid. fury says face—offs should be stopped, as they can get out of hand. celtic did what they needed to do in the europa league, beating rosenberg 1—0, so they only need a draw in their last game to qua

if deontay wilder catches tyson fury he will do some break dancing. break dancing in the ring.nk bruno doing so well. that's all from sportsday. we'll have lots more squirt for you throughout the weekend. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are tim stanley , leader writer for the telegraph and susie boniface , columnist for the daily mirror. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. let's start with the guardian — which has the headline ‘the outsiders' — and shows saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman and russian president vladimir putin — who met at the g20 summit. and the times shows the two leaders' enthusiastic embrace — the high five between the two leaders — with donald trump in the background. the ft claims theresa may is planning to sack the chairman of the hs2 rail programme — terry morgan — after only four months in the job. rail fares rise 37% in a decade writes the i — saying there is fury over the increase in prices after cancellations and timetable chaos. ‘christmas bonanza if brexit is agreed' — p

tyson fury speaking ahead of his boat with deontay wilder on saturday.y and 12 consecutive draws, the final is now being decided by a series of fast—paced tie—breakers. american fabiano caruana and norwiegan magnus carlsen are both grandmasters. they're currently facing off in four shortened games and if no winner is crowned, the games are shortened still — until one final game of armageddon chess. the winner will take home nearly £900,000. if that didn't make much sense, hopefully our guest can explain it a bit better. sarah hegarty is a chess player and former uk under 18 champion. we arejust we are just looking at these pictures. can you explain who is winning at the moment? yes, so they have played 12 classical games and a great one has been a drop which is unprecedented, but they have actually been really exciting games and now it has gone to the rapid place. the first match kicked off at three p:m.. i was watching it before icame into three p:m.. i was watching it before i came into the studio and it looked like magnus was on top. the action is pro

because when i step in the it is no more deontay wilder, it is the bronze bomber, can't you see?p to 100 children. it happened in stanley earlier this month, but the force has just released body cam footage of the incident. we are asking people mostly to move away. you can see what is going on. —— asking people nicely. bleep in a social media message filmed by durham police themselves, local sergeant emma kay had this to say. over the last few weeks, we have faced outbreaks of out—of—control children in the town centre. a hard—core group of around 20 people who threw bricks, fireworks, and attacked my officers. 0ne pcso was punched in the face by a young person. disorder of this kind is unacceptable. violence against our officers will not be tolerated. action will be taken against all individuals involved in the incident that night. whilst there is a hard—core group of individuals involved in this incident, there are many people stood on the sidelines. young people who are going to affect their life chances by continuing to engage in this type of behaviour. we are asking parents

well we're starting to think that tyson fury‘s heavyweight title clash against the wbd champion deontay wildering less than that, a bit wild and a bit furious. tempers flared between the two at the final press conference yesterday. could there another heated exchange at the weigh in. ade adedoyin is in los angeles for us. ade is there extra security in place? yes, we are waiting to hear what they're going to do as far as the waiting is concerned, you canjoin me in the auditorium where the press conference staged by me, they are getting ready for their press conference and we are still time to catch our breaths of what was a very fiery press conference alongside the former world champion who is related to tyson fury, they are cousins and training, what did you make of it all? i believe it's always likely to happen and it has, these guys have been preparing for this fight for a long time, thinking about each other every minute of every day and then you face—to—face only two days away from the fight. emotions are bound to run overand from the fight. emotions are bound to run over and i think tyso

so, if deontay wilder is that man, then god bless him.g absolutely gorgeous? and finally, the england manager, gareth southgate, is used to getting a tough time at press conferences — but probably not quite like this. you tell young players to be fearless, but i'm a bit scared of spiders. are you afraid of anything? well, i'm a little bit afraid of heights. i am. are you? our pe teacher, mr smedley, is a football coach. can you give me any advice that i can tell them? is he a good football coach? no, he shouts at people. he does, sometimes. there you go, that is what you said, because he is nice to people. so i would say, mr smedley, keep doing what you are doing, because you are obviously doing a good job. i feel we should meet mr smedley. i feel we should meet mr smedleylj feel a bit sorry for him because i feel a bit sorry for him because i feel like the kids are letting it all out of the bag. that was gareth southgate talking about launching a new coaching manual. it may feel a world away now, looking out of the window, but we had an

but the last news conference between heavyweights tyson fury and deontay wilder became an ugly brawl.s what startedrbal abuse became physical and the fighters had to be separated. the fight itself will take place in los angeles on saturday with the book is making -- the bookies making wilder the narrow favorite. you are watching "bbc world news america." t still to come ight's program, caravans and crackdown. we will speak to former homeland security chief janet napolitano about the president's immigration policies three police officers in theph ippines have been found guilty of the murder-y of a r-old student during an anti-drug operation in manila last year. a judge sentenced them to up to 40 years in prison ersh. it is the conviction for next to judicial killi carried out as part of president duterte's war on drugs. the bbc's howard johnson has the details fr manila. howard: this was a controversial case because the nig-y when the 17ear-old high-school student was killed, police officers said he fought back and shot at them during a drug war operation and they fired back and killed

issues withoutjust being here feels like a victory, but can because another upset by beating deontay wilderhe press conference will incur a fine. we don‘t want to see the ugliness that we sought a few days ago. this is the less i believe they will see each other. —— last time they will see each other. cameroon has been stripped of the cup of nations. the schedule was to start injune, cup of nations. the schedule was to start in june, cameron cup of nations. the schedule was to start injune, cameron had been under increasing pressure that they will be ready, and the decision was announced today after a meeting in 6hana. announced today after a meeting in 6ha na. manchester united announced today after a meeting in 6hana. manchester united forward alexis sanchez is facing a lengthy speu alexis sanchez is facing a lengthy spell out what they injury. the chilean suffered an injury in training yesterday and will have a scan to determine the extent of the damage, but mourinho says the series. —— looks serious. damage, but mourinho says the series. -- looks serious. there might experience, i know

he challenges deontay wilder for the wbc heavyweight title in los angeles this weekend.fight they both took time out of their training schedule to meet the la county fire teams who've been dealing with those horrendous wild fires. and fury took the opportunity to draw attention to another big problem in los angeles. there is a lot of homeless people on the streets here, more than i have ever seen ever in my life. i'm in downtown la, but if you go five minutes down the road, there are thousands of homeless people. you think you might be in a third world country. it is a crisis situation, something needs to be done about it. i know it's just an outsider opinion, but it is a situation that is happening all over the world, in the uk here as well. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. chinese authorities are investigating claims by a chinese scientist that he's helped to create the world's first gene—edited babies. professor he jiankui appeared at a conference in hong kong to defend his work, saying healthy twin sisters

coming up on bbc news: and tyson fury meets la firefighters ahead of his heayweight showdown with deontay wilderountry could face major transport disruption, if britain leaves the eu without a deal. the public accounts committee says government plans are "worryingly under—developed", and companies haven't been able to prepare, because ministers are keeping parts of their strategy secret. however the department for transport has dismissed the criticism, calling it inaccurate. here's tom burridge. currently goods flow on and off boats arriving at british ports from the eu without being checked. but what will happen in four months if britain leaves the european union without a deal? mps on the public accounts committee today warned there is a risk of major disruption in places like portsmouth. they fear the department for transport will not be properly prepared. we are concerned it is quite late in the day, that businesses are not really aware enough of what is going on, and should have been engaged with much sooner. and one of the biggest challenges is still around dover, plans for a lorry park on

so if deontay wilder is that man, then god bless him. i cannot wait. at the time is clicking. in the world, right here, to a stable near you. y'all should be excited. that is all your sport for me. goodnight. hello. the atlantic is set to prove fairly relentless at steering spells of wet and windy weather our way in the coming days. we saw one on wednesday, that is the cloud that marks out that area. this is what is waiting for us, though, for thursday. if anything, waiting for us, though, for thursday. ifanything, perhaps waiting for us, though, for thursday. if anything, perhaps a deeper low feature then we saw on wednesday, which could mean stronger winds. there will be plenty of heavy rain around once again, for sure. 0n the plus side, hopefully the system will move through quite quickly, but it will mean a lot of wet weather thirsting for the morning rush hour, and also strong winds, which are likely to cause disruption. bbc local radio a great place to get up—to—date with the detail where you are. it will be a mild start, temperatures in double figures in many areas but

coming up on bbc news: tyson fury and deontay wilder have been warned any repeat of this at their weigh—inose their purse ahead of sunday mornings heavyweight showdown in la. there are less than two weeks to go before the crucial vote on the prime minister's brexit deal in parliament. for many coastal communities one of the most important issues is fishing rights. one key reason some voted leave in the referendum was the eu's common fisheries policy — which restricts how much british fishermen can catch and allows boats from other eu countries to fish in british waters. john maguire has been to western cornwall to find out what people there make of theresa may's plans for brexit. what these boats can and, crucially, can't catch has been controlled by europe for almost 50 years. and the chance for british trawler men to leave the common fisheries policy has been seized upon here in newlyn. it may not be the biggest industry in terms of economy and money but it's certainly right up there in terms of iconic status, a real litmus test of brexit. can we really take back control? let's see with

tyson fury says he has achieved one of the "best comebacks of all time" as he prepares to face deontay wilder and for the briton, the fight comes less than six months after his return from a 30—month lay—off, during which he battled depression, drink and drugs. so what kind of bout can we expect, former undipsuted champion of the division, evander holyfield gave us his assesment. if tyson fury makes this fight so ugly. if tyson fury makes this fight so if tyson fury makes this fight so ugly, i think what's going to happen? certain people get under your skin happen? certain people get under yourskin andi happen? certain people get under your skin and i think that tyson fury would get under your skin a little bit. as an up—and—down fight, because when you're a good fighter, you know how to agitate people and i think the only way —— the only way you can beat them is agitated. cardiff manager neil warnock‘s 70th birthday celebrations may have started early after his side came from behind to beat wolves 2—1. junior hoilett produced a stunning second half winner to move the welsh team out of the pr

he challenges deontay wilder for the wbc heavyweight title in los angeles.g schedule to meet the la county fire teams, who've been dealing with those horrendous wild fires. and fury took the opportunity to draw attention to another big problem in la. a lot of homeless people on the streets, more than i've ever seen in my life. i am sitting in downtown, but if you go five minutes down the road, there are like a thousand homeless people. you'd think you'd be in homeless people. you'd think you'd beina homeless people. you'd think you'd be in a third world country, but it isa be in a third world country, but it is a crisis situation and someone needs to be done about it. it is a situation that is happening all over world, especially. 20 minutes gone there, and full details later on sports day at half past ten. harry leslie smith, the veteran campaigner for the poor and for refugees, has died. he was 95. he grew up in poverty in yorkshire — living through the great depression, and serving as a pilot in the second world war. but it's his work championing human ri

radio 5 live, with build—up to saturday's world heavyweight title fight between tyson fury and deontay wilderd this video on his twitterfeed — showing him tied up by none other than will smith, who told him he needed to let someone else win for a change. you already won! save it for other people! let's go! your black and i am black and nobody is going to know the difference! seriously! needless to say, hamilton somehow broke free! that's all for now. don't forget sportsday at 6:30pm on bbc news. more from the bbc sports centre throughout the day. thank you. it's been ten years since the climate change act was signed and the uk became the first country to introduce legislation to cut carbon emissions. a decade on, leading scientists are warning that we still need to do more to protect the future of our planet. john maguire reports. this would have been a big pile of coal seven years ago, getting ready for winter. make ring this is the biggest power station in the uk, providing providing around 7% of our power. in recent years, there has been a fundamental change in the fuel used to fire the bo

and a face—off that got physical — deontay wilder and tyson fury prepare for their heavyweight

he challenges deontay wilder for the wbc heavyweight title in los angeles this weekend.wild fires. and fury took the opportunity to draw attention to another big problem in los angeles. there is a lot of homeless people on the streets here, more than i have ever seen ever in my the streets here, more than i have ever seen ever in my life. if you go five minutes down the road, there are thousands of homeless people. you think you might be in a third world country. it is a crisis situation, something needs to be done about it. i don't know if it is outside our opinion, but it is a situation that is happening all over the world, in the uk here as well. before i go, how about this in a feat of concentration? to chess players have been locked in a stalemate for all of november. 12 games and 12 draws over the month. this afternoon they are going into a fast paced tiebrea ker to this afternoon they are going into a fast paced tiebreaker to see you becomes world champion. vermilion gets one —— of the winner gets 1 million euros. a whole month of stalemate. looking at that board,

he challenges deontay wilder for the wbc heavyweight title in los angeles this weekend.her big problem in los angeles. there is a lot of homeless people on the streets here, more than i have ever seen ever in my life. i‘m in downtown la, but if you go five minutes down the road, there are thousands of homeless people. you think you might be in a third world country. it is a crisis situation, something needs to be done about it. i know it‘s just an outsider opinion, but it is a situation that is happening all over the world, in the uk here as well. that‘s all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. martial law has come into effect in parts of ukraine following a maritime clash with russia on sunday. the move, which is unprecedented in ukraine, gives military authorities the right to ban protests and strikes. the tension has prompted president trump to say he might pull out of a meeting with the russian president later this week. on tuesday, a court in crimea ordered the first 12 ukrainian sailors captured by russia on sunday to

the pre—fight news conference ahead of tyson fury‘s heavyweight title fight with deontay wilder wentdon't really have to say anything, do i? the pictures do all the talking. tyson fury has been absent for two and half years. and we liked this from social media. england manager gareth southgate is used to getting a tough time at press conferences,b ut probably not quite like this. at press conferences, but probably not quite like this. you tell young players to be fearless, but i'm a bit scared of spiders. are you afraid of anything? well, i'm a little bit afraid of heights. iam too. are you? our pe teacher, mr smedley, is a football coach. can you give me any advice that i can tell them? is he a good football coach? he never shouts at people. he does, sometimes. there you go, that's what you said, because he's nice to people. so i would say, mr smedley, keep doing what you're doing, because you're obviously doing a very good job. that's gareth southgate taking questions from school children at the launch of a new training guide. that's all the sport for now, more in the next hour. th

in the telegraph, an interview with deontay wilder, who fights tyson fury at the weekend.he said if they ever invent a way for a man to carry his own baby i would like to experience that. kindergarten cop! no, what is the other one? arnold schwarzenegger. junior! junior! go through them all. predator! i read an interview with him yesterday, he said anyone who wa nts to him yesterday, he said anyone who wants to date his eldest daughter has to do three rounds sparring with him and only after that.” has to do three rounds sparring with him and only after that. i think his daughter will be having words. he's going for dad of the century. he fights tyson fury on saturday. have you seen fights tyson fury on saturday. have you seen nole edmonds at the age of 69? you're both watching i'm a celebrity, aren't you? —— noel edmonds. he is 70 this year. incredible nick. the biceps i am amazed by. immaculate barnett! thank you very much, sally! you're welcome. —— immaculate barnet. you may not have heard of deke duncan, but he's been the voice of radio 77 for more than 40 years. have y