deontay wilder _ later tonight? interesting aspect. deontay wilder said _ later tonight?ntay wilder said he _ later tonight? interesting aspect. deontay wilder said he has - later tonight? interesting aspect. | deontay wilder said he has bulked later tonight? interesting aspect. - deontay wilder said he has bulked up because when they get into clinches he doesn't want to be pushed around by tyson fury. the flip side is that its equivalent of carrying four bags of sugar on your back, potentially for 36 minutes. will it make him tired? wilder �*s main strength is his speed, of his punch, but carrying the extra weight, cut it slow him? to [and the big right hand he needs speed and is that going to be a big disadvantage? interesting dynamic to an interesting fight, so much bad blood, accusations that tyson fury cheated last time. i caught up with fury yesterday and he said the talking is over and they can settle their differences in the ring. it can settle their differences in the rim. . . can settle their differences in the rim, , ., can settle their differences in the rim.

as for deontay wilder, it is a defeat for the - wilder, it is a defeat for the american and he left thes head held high after a courageous effort. this will go down as one of the great nights in heavyweight boxing history and it brings an emphatic end to this brilliant rivalry between tyson fury and deontay wilder. it also keeps alive the hopes of tyson fury winning all the major belts in the division. from one era—defining rivalry to potentially another as max verstappen leapfrogged lewis hamilton in the formula one drivers standings following a soggy turkish grand prix. hamilton could only finish fifth as valtteri bottas won the race from pole. verstappen�*s second place gives him a six—point lead with six races remaining. here's more from our correspondent andy swiss. for lewis hamilton, a day of rare frustration. a grid penalty meant he started down in 11th... lights out and away we go. ..so his team—mate valtteri bottas charged away, closely followed by his title rival max verstappen. he already had his work cut out. in slippery conditions, driving was not easy, as fernando alonso

but wilder is done, no more deontay— partner. but wilder is done, no more deontay wilder. wilder is done, no more deontay wilder-— deontay wilder. a deserved rest for t son fu deontay wilder. a deserved rest for tarson fury but _ deontay wilder. a deserved rest for tyson fury but the _ deontay wilder. a deserved rest for tyson fury but the long-term - deontay wilder. a deserved rest for tyson fury but the long-term goal. tyson fury but the long—term goal will be to win all the belts in the heavyweight division. anthonyjoshua heavyweight division. anthony joshua will heavyweight division. anthonyjoshua will have a rematch next year. tyson fury�*s promoter said at the end goal will be to challenge the winner of that bout sometime in the autumn next year. they both have to get. _ in the autumn next year. they both have to get. as _ in the autumn next year. they both have to get, as you _ in the autumn next year. they both have to get, as you say, _ in the autumn next year. they both have to get, as you say, the - in the autumn next year. they both i have to get, as you say, t

deontay wilder. -- wilder is done. deontay wilder should _ wilder. -- wilder is done.that despite pressure to lift the cap, it was here to stay despite spiralling costs. megan paterson reports. the cost of switching on is mounting up. the business secretary, kwasi kwarteng, says the government's priority is protecting customers, and describes the price cap as a non—negotiable safety net, shielding people from worrying increases over christmas. it comes after suppliers criticised the price cap system as being not fit for purpose. energy experts say that while it does provide reassurance for customers worried about paying their household bills, the protection won't last forever. the price cap actually won't move until the beginning of april. so that period, i think, it is helpful, it gives people peace of mind, and we need to, you know, we need to lock that in. i think then it does create uncertainty going into april. all of the forecasts suggest there will be quite a significant increase to the price cap at that time. so we need to be very mindful of that, and need to b

one way, deontay wilder hits the floor in las vegas. i wilder hits the floor in las vegas.las vegas. tyson fury— wilder hits the floor in las vegas. tyson fury certainly in his usual confident form. it's got the makings of another las vegas classic fight. you've been there all week. what's the atmosphere been like building towards the big one? yeah the atmosphere been like building towards the big one?— towards the big one? yeah the atmosphere — towards the big one? yeah the atmosphere has i towards the big one? yeah the atmosphere has been i towards the big one? yeah the atmosphere has been building| towards the big one? yeah the i atmosphere has been building in the days leading up to the fight with people travelling in. one aspect of this is that there are no british fans because of the pandemic travel restrictions. when they fought in la in february last year there were thousands. going into the restaurant you would see them, and at the weigh—in and on the fight night he had most of the support. that won't be the case tonight but tyson fury is a massive draw. he has bee

deontay wilder has barely engage _ decisions. deontay wilder has barely engage with _ decisions.ely engage with the media | barely engage with the media all week, contrasted tyson fury who has taken a centre stage. he is the heavy favourite for the third and final what has been a fascinating rivalry. fury flawed twice in the first boutin fury flawed twice in the first bout in 2018, down but not out in the drawer. that it was theory�*s turn to play aggressor, handing deontay wilder his first loss, but the american claimed that tyson fury cheated his way to victory, and it has created ill feeling between the two men who were once firm rivals. i believe tyson fury will win if the fight goes the distance. if the fight goes the distance. if the fight goes the distance. if the fight doesn't go the distance, deontay wilder will win. �* ., . , distance, deontay wilder will win. �* ., ., ., win. after the theatrics and hi . h win. after the theatrics and high octane _ win. after the theatrics and high octane performance i win. after the theatrics and | high octane performance on stage, th

that do if deontay wilder wins the heavyweight division?nged, hasn't _ take then? the landscape has changed, hasn't taken? - take then? the landscape has changed, hasn't taken? sicki changed, hasn't taken? sick statements ago we were talking anthonyjoshua and tyson fury having this unification bout. they are going to have a rematch for the preliminaries. but if deontay wilder were to win this fight, there is no rematch, that's it. so it will certainly open things up spectacularly and who knows what it will end up being deontay wilder and you sick fighting for that unification bout, but deontay wilder faces a big task to be to tyson fury. he completely dominated in, shatter that aura of invincibility when they face each other in february of last year. after two fighters, it's deontay wilder who has to make the biggest adjustment to win on saturday night. has to make the biggest ad'ustment to win on saturday night._ to win on saturday night. should be a aood to win on saturday night. should be a good one. — to win on saturday night. should be

i don't want to hurt deontay wilder, ijust want to beat him in i wilder, ijust want to beat him in the— your eyes don't lie what you see. people can believe what they want. we believe what we want, but the eyes don't — we believe what we want, but the eyes don't lie. you only may be better— eyes don't lie. you only may be better as — eyes don't lie. you only may be better as a _ eyes don't lie. you only may be better as a fighter. the eyes don't lie. you only may be better as a fighter.— eyes don't lie. you only may be better as a fighter. the pair have traded insults _ better as a fighter. the pair have traded insults on _ better as a fighter. the pair have traded insults on social- better as a fighter. the pair have traded insults on social media i traded insults on social media recently. traded insults on social media recentl . ., �* traded insults on social media recentl. ., �* ., traded insults on social media recentl . ., �* ., ., traded insults on social media recentl. ., �* ., ., , traded insults on social media recentl . ., �* ., ., , , recently. you've got to be prepared, ou'

tyson fury has knocked out deontay wilder to retain his title as wbc heavy weight champion of the worldfury knocked out wilder in the 11th round of the trilogy fight in las vegas. fury has now extended his undefeated professional record to 32 fights. well, our sport correspondent ade adedoyin was watching the fight in las vegas and gave us this assessment. it was a brilliant fight, this will go down as one of the great nights in heavyweight boxing history. and the rivalry between deontay wilder and tyson fury will go down as one of the greatest in history as well. there have been some great fights, the likes of muhammad ali and joe fraser, they had three bouts, three good bouts. the second, though, was not anything really to write about, but as far as deontay wilder and tyson fury are concerned, every bout they have had has been better than the previous. there was so much hype in the build up to this fight because of the rivalry between the pair. there is no love lost between them. not particularly respectful of each other, there was a lot of abuse sent either way from both fighters, bu

i don't want to hurt deontay wilder, 'ust don't want to hurt deontay wilder, just want_ don't want toe's going to lose the third time. guess what you will be back working in that fast food chain you were working at earlier in your career. men line, women lie about your eyes don't _ men line, women lie about your eyes don't lie _ men line, women lie about your eyes don't lie what — men line, women lie about your eyes don't lie what you _ men line, women lie about your eyes don't lie what you see. _ men line, women lie about your eyes don't lie what you see. so _ men line, women lie about your eyes don't lie what you see. so many- don't lie what you see. so many people — don't lie what you see. so many pe0ple can _ don't lie what you see. so many people can believe _ don't lie what you see. so many people can believe what - don't lie what you see. so many people can believe what they. don't lie what you see. so many. people can believe what they want, we're _ people can believe what they want, we're all_ people can believe what they want, we're all human, _ people can believe what they

wilder is done, there is no more deontay wilder.e long—term goal will be to win all the belts in the heavyweight division. 0leksandr usyk has the other belt after dethroning anthonyjoshua. they will have a rematch next year. tyson fury�*s promoter, frank warren, says the end goal will be to perhaps challenge the winner of that bout sometime in the autumn next year. they both have to get, as you say, the rematch with usyk and joshua, so that will take place and whoever wins wins and they will have the bout and then maybe we can make the winner of that fight. and as you say, regarding dillian whyte, i don't know what the wbc, which is the belt titleholders, are going to do, but i think dillian whyte is fighting wallin first and that is no easyjob, so that will be interesting. so there will be some options and we will look at them, but there is no rush. he needs some time out now and whatever he wants to do is what we will do. in terms of a unification bout, realistically, when do you think that will happen? it could not happen, i don'

if the fight doesn't go the distance, deontay wilder will win.y out of the arena, but he remains confident that will be only one outcome. this fight will go one way, he meets the floor las vegas. peace out. will it be his hand raised, orwillwilder�*s punching power decide the outcome, we will find out this evening. we will find out later this evening. the winner of the 2021 world porridge making championships has been announced. the winner was from the netherlands and the winning dish was arruncini balls. it isa it is a far cry from traditional porridge made from oats and water. the competition was named after the wooden label traditionally used to stir the porridge, and it was run online for the second year running, and organisers hope to haveit running, and organisers hope to have it back in the scottish highlands next year. i spoke to the runner—up earlier. it was quite unusual about the way had to operate because the pandemic. we had to submit a video of us cooking our recipe and also write the recipe and send it in. you didn't get to taste i

we wish to see how the — deontay wilder will win.eontay wilder will win. we wish to see how the final fade _ deontay wilder will win. we wish to see how the final fade in _ deontay wilder will win. we wish to see how the final fade in the - see how the final fade in the trilogy will play out this weekend. that is all from me for now, back to victoria. —— the final fight. more now and the prime minister's speech at the conservative party conference today. you promised to the country towards what he called a high wage high school high productivity economy, emphasising his commitment to levelling up. she was in high skill. but he said to someone responsible to raise taxes to fund health care. ian watson has been talking to conservative mps to get their reaction to the speech. the prime minister in that speech saying we are one of the most imbalanced society amongst richer nations, he was saying it was a disgrace that some of our transport of the structure was not good enough. i am joined first of all by the mp for bishop auckland in the

as for deontay wilder, it is a defeat for the american but he left the arena with his head held highs will go down as one of the great nights in heavyweight boxing victory and the victory brings an emphatic end to the brilliant rivalry between tyson fury and deontay wilder and also keeps alive the hopes of tyson fury winning all the hopes of tyson fury winning all the major belts in the division. from one era—defining rivalry to potentially another as max verstappen overtook lewis hamilton in the formula i drivers championship on a inclement afternoon in istanbul. valtteri bottas won the turkish grand prix, ahead of verstappen, whilst hamilton could only finish fifth. andy swiss has the story. for lewis hamilton, a day of rare frustration. a grid penalty meant he started down in 11th... lights out and away we go. ..so his team—mate valtteri bottas charged away, closely followed by his title rival max verstappen. he already had his work cut out. in slippery conditions, driving was not easy, as fernando alonso soon discovered, but hamilton was in his element, surging through the field.

suchis such is the intense rivalry between tyson fury and deontay wilder that they were kept apart infight, but i didn't stop both men trading verbal blows. furey fiery throughout, wilder was much milder throughout. fiery throughout, wilder was much milderthroughout. i fiery throughout, wilder was much milder throughout.— fiery throughout, wilder was much milder throughout. i know that when i'm not milder throughout. i know that when i'm not calm. _ milder throughout. i know that when i'm not calm. my — milder throughout. i know that when i'm not calm, my mind _ milder throughout. i know that when i'm not calm, my mind is— milder throughout. i know that when i'm not calm, my mind is cloudy. - i'm not calm, my mind is cloudy. when your mind is cloudy, it allows you to make bad decisions. deontay wilder has barely _ you to make bad decisions. deontay wilder has barely engaged - you to make bad decisions. deontay wilder has barely engaged with - you to make bad decisions. deontay wilder has barely engaged with the | wilder has barely engaged with the media all week, unlike tyson fury who

tyson fury versus deontay wilder, it change. tyson fury versus deontay wilder. round — it change.d three on saturday night. paralympics ellie robinson has announced her retirement from the sport aged just 20. she won gold in the rio games when she was just 15 -- in the rio games when she was just 15 —— paralympic swimmer ellie robinson. after her race at tokyo she talked about her struggle just to reach the games this summer due to reach the games this summer due to an ongoing hip problem, you might remember that greater interview she gave to channel [i remember that greater interview she gave to channel 11 after that struggle, she has announced her retirement at the age of 20. that is all the sport, back to you, anita. survivors of institutions for unmarried mothers in northern ireland will find out what form of inquiry will be held into the abuse the experience. the independent investigation will examine mother and baby homes and work houses known as "magdalene laundries" which were run by religious orders. here's our ireland correspondent, chris page. the secrets of these insti

it's a knockout — britain's tyson fury defeats the american deontay wilder in the 11th round in las vegasd scientists warn that the loss of biodiversity risks tipping the world into "ecological meltdown." coming up in half an hour, the media shall. —— the media show. good afternoon. the business secretary says rising gas prices have created a critical situation for many industries but he's defended the government's handling of the energy crisis. kwasi kwarteng said he is continuing to hold talks with energy suppliers and the treasury about possible support. however the treasury denies any talks have taken place. our business correspondent katie prescott has the latest. rising energy prices are a top talking point in this cafe in leeds. not least for the owner, as making coffee gets more expensive. i mainly worry that the prices won't change, because we have dealt with them in the current situation, the idea that keeping those prices the same is ok will be normalised. the business secretary this morning would not commit to lower energy bills for companies like this one. i think it is a cri

such is the intense rivalry between tyson fury and deontay wilder they were kept apart during yesterday'strading verbal blows. he can't do nothing about it. fury fiery throughout, wilder much milder, as he has been throughout the whole week. when you are calm you can make better decisions. your decision—making as a whole lot better. deontay wilder has barely engage with the media all week, contrasted tyson fury who has taken a centre stage. he is the heavy favourite for the third and final in what has been a fascinating rivalry. fury floored twice in the first bout in 2018, down but not out in the draw. thai it was fury�*s turn to play aggressor, handing deontay wilder his first loss, but the american claimed that tyson fury cheated his way to victory, and it has created ill feeling between the two men who were once respectful rivals. i believe tyson fury will win if the fight goes the distance. if the fight doesn't go the distance, deontay wilder will win. after the theatrics and high octane performance on stage, fury was in a much calmer mood as he made his way out of the arena, but he

there's no love lost between tyson fury and deontay wilder. and you're getting knocked out. and then you're going to retire... you don't know nothing about that. do yourself a favour and retire, your legacy�*s in bits. and the ill feeling all stems from this. their second bout in february last year. fury, dominant, wilder dethroned, though the american claims that fury cheated his way to victory... tyson fury! ..by tampering with his gloves to gain an unfair advantage. i don't want to hurt deontay wilder, ijust want to beat him in a fight. and he knows what he's saying is lies and, deep down in his soul, he knows that he lost. men lie, women lie, but your eyes don't lie what you see, you know? so, people can believe what they want, we're all human, we believe what we want. but the eyes don't lie. and it only made me better as a man, as a fighter. the pair have traded insults on social media in recent weeks. this fight right here, you better be preparing, you better train your butt off. you've only fought one good man in your career and that's

it's a knockout britain's tyson fury defeats the american deontay wilder in the 11th round to retainis heavyweight title in las vegas. in the last few minutes... it's been announced that the uk's third largest steel maker, liberty, has announced plans to re open its rotherham steel plant. the company says the large majority of its one thousand workers who have been on furlough, will return when operations restart later this month. our business correspondent is here. this sounds like excellent news. it is really good news for the workers in rotherham who have been waiting a long time for this, but it might be confusing for viewers because we have been talking for weeks now about what difficulties the steel industry is in with gas prices four times what they were at the start of the year. speaking to liberty today, they said there is no doubt, it is a difficult time for the industry, gas prices are very high, but they say demand for steel is still very strong and they believe that if they can keep going through this really difficult time that they will emerge stronger. there is an adde

deontay wilder has barely _ you to make bad decisions.ou to make bad decisions. deontay wilder has barely engaged with the | wilder has barely engaged with the media we can contest a tyson fury who has taken centre stage. the odds masters have him as the favourite to win the final bout of what has been a fascinating rivalry. if other was floored twice in the first fight in 2018. down but not how it ended in a draw. then it was fairly�*s to underplay the us in the rematch. perfect performance and in while to his first love but america which claimed that the retreat, cheated his way to victory. between the two revivals. i his way to victory. between the two revivals-— two revivals. i think it is going to be really exciting _ two revivals. i think it is going to be really exciting and _ two revivals. i think it is going to be really exciting and i _ two revivals. i think it is going to be really exciting and i can't - two revivals. i think it is going to be really exciting and i can't waitj be really exciting and i can't wait to see _ be rea

sport now, and tyson fury has knocked out deontay wilder to retain his title as wbc heavyweight championvegas. fury has now extended his undefeated professional record to 32 fights. let“s speak to the boxing trainer and former british, commonwealth and european championjaime moore. how much did you enjoy the fight? absolutely loved it. it is one of those fights were sometimes on the big stage, sometimes it can be an anti—climax, the actual fight itself, but it more than lived up to expectations. itself, but it more than lived up to exoeetations-_ itself, but it more than lived up to exectations. , . . ., , ., , expectations. hyclate eventually was it reall ? expectations. hyclate eventually was it really? for— expectations. hyclate eventually was it really? for it _ expectations. hyclate eventually was it really? for it to _ expectations. hyclate eventually was it really? for it to go _ expectations. hyclate eventually was it really? for it to go above - expectations. hyclate eventually was it really? for it to go above them - it really? for it to go above them —— to have gone 11 rounds?

britain passed �*s tyson shady bids deontay wilder and the 11th round in las vegas.st moore that the loss of biodiversity risks tipping the world into ecological meltdown. and coming up in the latest edition of the discloser, emily brown investigates the effects of social media companies are having on children's lives. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the business secretary says rising gas prices have created a critical situation for many industries, but he's defended the government's handling of the energy crisis. kwasi kwarteng said he is continuing to hold talks with energy suppliers and the treasury about possible support. however, the treasury denies any talks have taken place. our business correspondent katie prescott has the latest. catching up over sunday brunch. on the run up to it once, rising energy bills work by top talking point in this cafe. not least for the owner, as making coffee gets more expensive. i mainly worry that the prices won't change, because we have dealt with them in the current situation, the idea that in those places the same as

victory and the victory brings an emphatic end to the brilliant rivalry between tyson fury and deontay wilder and also keeps alive the hopes of tyson fury winning all the hopes of tyson fury winning all the major belts in the division. from one era—defining rivalry to potentially another as max verstappen overtook lewis hamilton in the formula 1 drivers championship on a inclement afternoon in istanbul. valtteri bottas won the turkish grand prix, ahead of verstappen, whilst hamilton could only finish fifth. andy swiss has the story. for lewis hamilton, a day of rare frustration. a grid penalty meant he started down in 11th... lights out and away we go. ..so his team—mate valtteri bottas charged away, closely followed by his title rival max verstappen. he already had his work cut out. in slippery conditions, driving was not easy, as fernando alonso soon discovered, but hamilton was in his element, surging through the field. he battled from 11th up to third, but then his team called him in for a tyre change and it did not pay off. it dropped him down to fifth. hamilton had wanted to stay out an

what is your prediction, if you will share that with us, for this fight against deontay wilder?y will it go? tyson will win, unless wilder lands one of those bonds. you cannot write him off, because he is one of the biggest punches in history. i think he will use his range and boxes head off for a bit. i think they will get to the second half of the fight, seven or eight. he to the second half of the fight, seven or eight.— seven or eight. he has not had the easiest build-up _ seven or eight. he has not had the easiest build-up to _ seven or eight. he has not had the easiest build-up to this _ seven or eight. he has not had the easiest build-up to this match, - seven or eight. he has not had the | easiest build-up to this match, has easiest build—up to this match, has he? easiest build-up to this match, has he? ., , ., ., , , easiest build-up to this match, has he? ., , ., , ., he? no, his daughter was very ill at one state he? no, his daughter was very ill at one stage when _ he? no, his daughter was very ill at one stage when she _ he? no, his daughter was very ill at one stag

there is no more deontay wilder.the character _ look at that performance, the character of the man, the bravery of him _ character of the man, the bravery of him he _ character of the man, the bravery of him he is _ character of the man, the bravery of him he is a — character of the man, the bravery of him. he is a true warrior who gives everything. — him. he is a true warrior who gives everything, and when you think he's come _ everything, and when you think he's come from. — everything, and when you think he's come from, all the problems that he had, it— come from, all the problems that he had, it is— come from, all the problems that he had, it is such a marvellous story. fury was seen partying late in the night afterwards. he tweeted. don't ever doubt me, when the chips are down i always deliver! the plaudits kept on coming. lennox lewis said... after concerns that some england cricketers may not travel to australia to play in the forthcoming ashes series, they've named a pretty much full strength squad. injuries

and: tyson fury floors deontay wilder to retain his world heavyweight title. good afternoon.hancellor on possible support, but the treasury said no talks have taken place. here�*s our business correspondent katie prescott. cooking up a classic sunday brunch for hungry punters, but plating up in this leeds cafe is getting more expensive. as energy bills rise, they can�*t just turn expensive. as energy bills rise, they can�*tjust turn off expensive. as energy bills rise, they can�*t just turn off the expensive. as energy bills rise, they can�*tjust turn off the coffee machine. i they can't 'ust turn off the coffee machine. . , they can't 'ust turn off the coffee machine. ., , ., , ., machine. i mainly worry that in the lona term machine. i mainly worry that in the long term the _ machine. i mainly worry that in the long term the prices _ machine. i mainly worry that in the long term the prices won't - machine. i mainly worry that in the long term the prices won't change | long term the prices won�*t change and there will be that this idea that because we dealt with the current

sport now, and tyson fury has knocked out deontay wilder to retain his title as wbc heavyweight championak to the daily telegraph�*s boxing correspondent gareth a davies, who saw the fight live in las vegas how did you see the fight? it was an amazing encounter. we always believed that tyson fury was a favourite going into this, but we could not have anticipated the spectacle, the drama, the thrills that they had. heavyweight boxing has always been about markets, because these are the big guys. but as the chill effect, it will go down as the chill effect, it will go down as an epic encounter. wilder down and the third round, fury down twice in the fourth round, wilder fighting back, fury fighting back. it went back, fury fighting back. it went back and forth. wilder depleting all his resources as fury took over in that later round, down in the tense, and still back. it was unbelievable, and still back. it was unbelievable, and to think that there wasn�*t a huge british code, becausejoe biden doesn�*t open the borders for general british travellers until november the 1st. it was an extrao

deontay wilder will go down as the beta man but he should leave with his head held high, he took a lothe said it was one of the greatest nights of his life, he acknowledged he was hurt a few times and he said when he went down in the fourth round, it was a struggle to get up, but he always finds a way to win, that is what he said. he says he always finds a way to come back and he did that. this will go down as one of the greatest trilogies in heavyweight boxing history and for tyson fury, his quest to become the unified heavyweight champion of the world, to hold all the major belts, this keeps him on course to challenge for all of them and from the way he performed, you will struggle to see a better man, a truly brilliant performance and it puts an emphatic end to what was a brilliant rivalry between him and deontay wilder. to cricket, the england head coach says he is delighted to have the commitment from his strongest available players after naming the 17 man squad he is planning to take to australia for the ashes series later that in the year. injuries have ruled outjofra archer and

now, we're just over 2a hours to go until tyson fury and deontay wilder do battle in the ring for the on saturday night, 20 months on from knocking the american out in their last fight. the fighters have met for the last time at the way and in vegas while deontay wilder came in at 17st and tyson fury was much heavier at 19. the former champion lennox lewis as this might be much closer than the last one. , , ., ., , ., last one. this is going to be a different fight, _ last one. this is going to be a different fight, this _ last one. this is going to be a different fight, this one. - last one. this is going to be a different fight, this one. it. last one. this is going to be a | different fight, this one. it will not be like the second fight where tyson fury came and basically mowed him over. i think they are prepared for that and have worked on different things, especially with his new trainer, malika scott, bringing out different things. whether the untaken do that, do these new things and put them into effect, he after member he's doing it against the best anyway in the world. so is

at the end of the day, i like deontay wilder, his family are fascinating.ple who suffer from mental health. he has said thousands of messages. there is always a fascination with human beings pitting their physicality in an age—old fight and that is why i'm here. age-old fight and that is why i'm here. ~ ., , ., age-old fight and that is why i'm here. ~ ., i. ., ., here. we are delighted you are and that ou here. we are delighted you are and that you can _ here. we are delighted you are and that you can talk to _ here. we are delighted you are and that you can talk to us _ here. we are delighted you are and that you can talk to us about - here. we are delighted you are and that you can talk to us about it. - that you can talk to us about it. thank you very much, and enjoy the fight. thank you very much, and en'oy the fiuht. ., ~ i. china's president xijinping has said that reunification with taiwan must be fulfilled. his comments come at a time of heightened military tension in the region. it also comes a day before taiwan which china views as a breakaway pr

britain's tyson fury defends his heavyweight title against american deontay wilder, with an 11th round knockout in las vegas. pay up to stop illegal migrants the french government tells the uk to keep to its side of a deal to police the channel. taiwan's president uses the island's national day to issue a strong response to a speech by china's leader, who warned the two would have to unify. and scientists warn that the loss of biodiversity risks tipping the world into �*ecological meltdown�*. we arejust we are just getting breaking news about the czech president reportedly being taken to hospital. we are hearing that the president has been taken to hospital, these reports in the czech media, it has not been confirmed officially, but the report is that milos zeman has been taken to the central military hospital in an ambulance. it comes shortly after an ambulance. it comes shortly after a meeting at his country retreat with the prime minister andrej babis. photographers assembled for the meeting apparently took photographs of what they say was an ambulance and a column of official vehic

tyson fury has sensationally himself the wbc world heavyweight title by knocking out american deontay wildertheir third fight in las vegas. fury made a strong start putting wilder down in the third round but he came roaring back and put fury down twice. in the seventh, fury looked relentless and wilder exhausted. he lasted a few more rounds, before going down in the tenth and, in the eleventh, it was all over. so, the gypsy king retains the wbc belt, with two wins from three fights against wilder. without sounding too sharp and clever i place myself right on top of the pile. i believe i can beat anyone in history. any man born, i believe i have a good chance of beating him. there is always a way of beating tyson fury, you just have to knock me spark out and if you don't do that, i will win. i can say i am the best of my era. to football now, and scotland and england both moved closer to qualifying for the world cup after wins. one was more dramatic than the other as scotland scored in injury time to beat israel, while gareth southgate�*s side eased past andorra 5—0. but northern ireland's ho

britain's tyson fury has defeated the american deontay wilder wild it with a knockout in the 11th roundlas vegas in the wbc championship. and scientists warn that a loss of biodiversity risks tipping the world into ecological meltdown. well, those are our headlines. seventy five years after the nuremberg military tribunals convicted some of the most senior nazis of war crimes and crimes against humanity, hardtalk repeats its 2017 interview with the last surviving prosecutor from the trials, ben ferencz. welcome to hardtalk, with me, zeinab badawi, here in florida, where my guest is 98—year—old ben ferencz. he is the last surviving prosecutor at the nuremberg nazi trials. he also helped liberate the death camps of europe while serving in the us army. so does he believe that the nuremberg trials have made genocide and other crimes against humanity less likely to be committed in the world today? ben ferencz, welcome to hardtalk. you were born in 1920 in transylvania in central europe. you moved to the united states with your family when you were a little baby. you really epitomise the amer

britain's tyson fury defends his heavyweight title against american deontay wilder, with an 11th roundckout in las vegas. the irish foreign minister says the uk's new demands on the northern ireland protocol could cause �*a breakdown in relations�* with the eu. pay up to stop illegal migrants the french government tells the uk to keep to its side of a deal to police the channel. iraqis vote in a parliamentary election called in response to months of anti government protests. ben brown will be with you from two o'clock. now on bbc news it's time for the travel show. from michelin starred street food to the world's biggest underwater restaurant, and a once—in—a—generation swiss food festival. the sun is blazing, it's so hot! i'm melting. totally worth it. this week, our favourite foodie trips from the past few years. hello, and welcome to the show. well, slowly, slowly it does feel as though we might be able to start planning our next trip sometime soon. unfortunately, it's still too early for us to really get back to normal here on the travel show, so this week we're going to sit back,

he retained his wbc title, beating american deontay wilder, in a fight that has been described as oneins the king of the ring. it could be all over. the self—styled gypsy king conquering his fierce rival deontay wilder in a gruelling seesaw battle which would go down in boxing folklore. fury entered the arena dressed as a roman centurion, perhaps fittingly for what became a gladiatorial clash. the champion struck first. a round later, it was fury�*s turn to be sent sprawling twice in quick succession and that set the tone for the fight. wilder looked out on his feet for much of it but his fearsome punching power kept him in contention. but it was fury who closed the show, punch perfect with decisive blows in the 11th round. there were some shaky moments there, but i never lost faith and i continued on and persevered, and i got that single punch knockout. as soon as i landed it, ijumped on the ropes, i knew it was over, he wasn't getting back up from that. you talked about shaky moments. he put you down in the fourth round, how did you get up? determination, god's will and god's plan.

iith generation after knocking out the american deontay wilder 11th round in las vegas. now in bbc news, emily brown investigates the effect social media companies are having on children's lives. disclosure — he was looking after the kids? disclosure — who's looking after the kids? one in three internet users is a child. pizza! children's attention is worth billions. it's an industry fuelled by personal data. ad tech and big tech sometimes know more about a young person than their parents do. where young users don't always understand what they're sharing. they've got messages stored here from when i was... must have been 13, 14. should more be done to control this massive market? are they kind of influencing children's life's choices? absolutely. tonight, who's watching the kids? i love social media. i've had a digital life since i was about 13. facebook, instagram, youtube, tiktok. now, these days, i almost feel like my digital life is indistinguishable from my real one. i mean, if i didn't instagrammed it, did it even really happen? i know that advertising is a part of

i don't want to hurt deontay wilder, i don't want to hurt deontay wilder, ijust want to i don't wantis lies. deep in his soul, he knows that he is lost and he is going to lose again. he lost the first time, he lost the second time, he is going to lose the third time, and guess what, after this fight, he will be back working on that fast food chain. to tennis, where there's been disappointment for the british number two heather watson at indian wells in california. she's been knocked out in the opening round by american sloane stephens. watson did win the first set but lost the next two in a match that lasted nearly three hours. and so more on the andy murray story, he is in a bit of bother this morning in indian wells, where he is competing, a nightmare to lose your wedding ring. his was tied to his tennis shoes, he leaves them there when he is playing, and issues were left under his car to air out, because it had been rather hard. the shoes went missing, so he has taken to social media to explain the predicament and ask for help. my my physio said to me, where is your wedding ring?

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on saturday with the british debbie bbc heavyweight champion tyson fury taking on the american deontay wilderw and tyson fury the second. what it tells me is a week level mental person who i will knock out on saturday night. i begin the first time after three years out of the ring. quite comfortable actually and 12 rounds of his well rounded and obliterated and in the rematch and he did not even when any of the rounds. and then this third fight i just see much more the same. everything is been good for some of that we _ everything is been good for some of that we timed everything out privately. we have done all the right— privately. we have done all the right things and come saturday night it's going _ right things and come saturday night it's going to be definitely a different fight for all the fans. it should _ different fight for all the fans. it should be exciting, not rare that we -et should be exciting, not rare that we get trilogies like this and i think it's going — get trilogies like this and i think it's going to go down in history. the england and wales cricket board will decide on

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declares �*ty am the greatest�* showing the moment tyson fury secures his stunning victory over deontay wilderwith a typically measured and reasoned warning of bad weather. let�*s begin with fuel of course where we are going to begin and we have been with henry because he has got a lead on the times front page. ministers clashed over help for factories and making things up, take it away as it�*s your story. fix, factories and making things up, take it away as it's your story.— it away as it's your story. a very stranue it away as it's your story. a very strange story — it away as it's your story. a very strange story as _ it away as it's your story. a very strange story as well _ it away as it's your story. a very strange story as well because i it away as it's your story. a very strange story as well because it | it away as it's your story. a very l strange story as well because it is notjust he and rishi sunak clashing over what to do about the consequences of these dramatic energy price rises for certain industries, it is then clashing about whether they have even talked about whether they h

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