a derby to decide the big prize of rugby‘s super league season.ok ahead to the final between wigan and the reigning champions st helens in hull. england are set 180 to when the first to 20 international in cape town. we will tell you how that chaseis town. we will tell you how that chase is going. maradona is laid to rest as thousands of fans line the streets of buenos aires to pay their respects to one of football's greats. also also coming up in the programme... and a with a combined age of 105, we look ahead to the fight everyone's talking about as mike tyson returns to the ring to face royjones junior. welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. plenty to come tonight, but we're going to start with rugby league because two fierce rivals st helens and wigan warriors are about to face each other in the superleague grand final injust underan hour and a half from now. the game marks the end of a turbulent season after the sport, like so many, has struggled to cope with the effects of the pandemic. tonight's final has been switched from old tra

derby with superb refrigeration centres orfacilities. one has to be kept at —75 degrees and people will come in large numbers, like the way they do now, test centres when they were working, and be vaccinated by nhs workers and what we hear is an army of volunteers, so let‘s see how they roll out lse with the demand is for people because according to the latest polls earlier, around 30% of people say they will not take his vaccine. i hope that is not the case but we have to wait and see what happens when it rolls out a people csa. the daily express as well talking about also featuring the queen. i‘ve noted a certain picture behind you, lord digbyjones, we will talk about a moment i‘m sure. i think that is you being knighted by her majesty the queen there. 2005. just popped up there. so lovely to see. we will get onto that and a moment. we will talk about the 73rd anniversary of the queen and prince philip delicious keep focusing on the coronavirus christmas, digby, this battle, this board is backfilling to save our christmas. no prime min

how would you feel about moving to derby?away, no less than ten miles away from the ground so maybe we can go there. you have givena maybe we can go there. you have given a lot of thought of this, i can tell. whatever i was with the thrill you today can be got an answer for each and every one so it's great to see. we have a lot of high—profile candidates sol it's great to see. we have a lot of high—profile candidates so i think i'm asleep we're going to consider some of those as well. but you should be proud that you've got this far to be so quickly into the process. once again really want to say thank you for finding the time for us and police to say thank you to your mother and father as that was incredible for the pr side. and see you when you stay with your grandmother and granddad in the near future when you get fans in the stadium as well. thank you for coming on this call to see me. a bright future ahead of that boy cannot remember the name toby hall. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. a

putin, bbc news, derby.e were 21,350 new coronavirus infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period. that means that the average number of new cases reported per day in the last week is now 22,786. 1,487 people have been admitted to hospital on average each day over the week to last thursday. and 194 deaths were reported, that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test. it means on average in the past week, 341 deaths were announced every day. it takes the total number of deaths so far across the uk to 49,238. in wales the 17—day lockdown has ended but experts say it will be another fortnight before the full impact of the restrictions is known. the lockdown has given way to a new regime of restrictions throughout wales allowing nonessential shops to reopen and giving permission to up to four people from different households to meet both indoors and outdoors. 0ur wales correspondent hywel griffith has spent the day in merthyr tydfil, which still has one of the highest rates of infection in

hugh pym, bbc news, derby.urnaround coronavirus tests are being dispatched by the government to local authorities and the devolved nations — in a further move towards a strategy of mass testing. it was in liverpool where the first ten—day pilot scheme began last friday. today, the government has indicated a similar mass testing capacity would next be established in universities. 0ur health correspondent sophie hutchinson reports. a rapid coronavirus testing centre in liverpool today, none of the key is here. local officials have tested around 23,000 people across the city in this mass testing pilot. we got out in this mass testing pilot. we got our results within about 15 minutes. mine came back negative. 0urs came backis mine came back negative. 0urs came back is unclear. so we just popped back is unclear. so we just popped back down again and he has had another one now. but it is straightforward. i think they have done a good job here doing it in different places so everyone can go. if i'm honest, i think the

there was another derby this afternoon — aston villa lost to birmingham, in the first ‘second—city‘ derby1 between everton and reading. everton miss the chance to go 2nd. and the clash between the two bottom sides just kicked off. it is currently 1—1 there. that's all from sportsday. enjoy the rest of your evening. hello. the wind in the rain which has characterised the start of the weekend isn't finished with us again. there will be some further heavy rain at times and quite strong winds, not a wash—out everywhere, some of us have had a little sunshine occasionally today and will again tomorrow, but very clearly low pressure in charge. around that these weather fronts coming in with spells of rain or indeed just heavy showers. that continues overnight and into the morning, and most of the downpours as the night goes on will be through western parts of scotland, northern ireland, wales and western areas of england, and we could well see some further rain, coming a little bit more widespread into south—east england as we start the day tomorrow. overnight temperatures, very mild for some of

we were playing at the west london derby, a big game, tempers we re london derby, a big game, temperse high. words were exchanged, that was it. the referee gave off the free kick. jt jogging that was it. the referee gave off the free kick. jtjogging back to his position shouting stuff towards him, and after whatever i shouted to him, and after whatever i shouted to him, that is all i remember of the game. the aftermath was there for eve ryo ne game. the aftermath was there for everyone to see. within hours of it happening, i actually started to see floods and floods of racial abuse coming my way. iwas floods and floods of racial abuse coming my way. i was in disbelief that an incident could raise people to abuse me on social media like i had done anything wrong. that is how it made me feel. it became daunting and scary because i couldn't get away from it. when family members are involved in it and they start receiving abuse and seeing things and things are getting said to them walking down the street or in school oi’ walking down the street or in school or my mum's house being targete

i wanted to be the derby county manager because i like football a lot.rmations and i think lot. i like designing formations and ithink i'm lot. i like designing formations and i think i'm quite good at it. hello, and welcome to sportsday. there's been cautious optimism following the government's announcement that grassroots sport will be allowed to resume across all tiers in england from the 2nd of december. gyms and leisure centres will also be able to reopen across all tiers, benefiting the health and well—being of people across the whole of england. earlier, i spoke to former paralympic champion baroness tanni grey thompson, who's the chair of grassroots body uk active and asked her about the decision. it's usually positive and it's a real shift to government policy. this is about people opossum mental health and well—being as well as their physical health. we know him in first lockdown that people's physical activity dropped by about 70% and that was only had a fairly decent sprinkles upgrades are people out walking on their bikes who would never bee

derby are rock bottom of the table with just one win from their first 11 games.w on bbc news, here's the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be to what the the papers. joining me is david wooding, the political editor of the sun on sunday and the journalist and author, shyama perera. a dream team, as ever. welcome to both and thank you for being wet this sunday morning. let's run through what the front pages are showing us. ..the telegraph, which leads on the political upheaval of the past two days. it says downing street has slammed "vicious and cowardly‘" attacks on the prime minister's fiance, carrie symonds. events leading up to the departure of domonic cummings is also the focus of the sunday mirror, which carries this headline — believed to be used by some in downing street to describe ms symonds. the pm is urged to "hold his nerve" by the sunday express, as it claims brexiteers continue to back mrjohnson. the sunday times says one of britain's most influential lobbyists secretly served as an adviser to a health ministerf

the manchester derby is under way.ty. 1—0 city approaching half time, in the early kick off. chloe kelly with early goal for city. that match one of four taking place today — with a midlands derby, between aston villa and birmingham, up next at 2.30. there are two more games in the wsl tomorrow. chelsea will be in action, and they are a side with a couple in their team. uefa women's player of the year pernille harder is in a relationship with magdalena eriksson who she followed to the club in september. they've been speaking exclusively to bbc radio 5 live about life together and why they believe a culture problem in football means there won't be openly gay couples in the men's game anytime soon. i hope that we are going in a future where there will be one male football player who will come out, one 01’ football player who will come out, one or two or football player who will come out, one 01’ two 01’ more, football player who will come out, one or two or more, butjust the first one to do it is the most important thing

derby are rock bottom of the table with just one win from their first 11 games.on the bbc sport website including all the build up to today's nations league matches. england, scotland, wales and northern ireland are all in action. more on now on the news that one of the best known entertainers, des 0'connor has died at the age of 88. during a career spanning almost 70 years, he was known for hosting prime time shows and for his friendship with the comedy duo morecambe and wise. earlier i spoke to the tv presenter gyles brandreth who was regularly in dictionary corner on the quiz programme countdown which was presented by 0'connor for a number of years. he really was a very, very nice man, the best company. i knew him for over a0 yea rs the best company. i knew him for over a0 years and back in the 70s and 80s, used to slightly resent... allow you enter along with it, the morecambe and wise joke because it might more famous and he was very lova ble might more famous and he was very lovable about it, but it worries him in some ways because he thought maybe people d

y ayudar a expandirlo es ayudar a dar visibilidad al fútbol femenil >> el sábado derby de manchester, es todo en deportes, nos vemos. >> desde este lugar les contaremos cuáles son los retos para almacenar y distribuir la vacuna de covid-19. >> los camiones postales se vuelven puntos de robos en área de la bahía ♪ tenemos el poder de aprovechar la abundancia de energía solar y eólica de california. pero no está disponible todo el día. usa menos energía de 4 de la tarde a 9 de la noche para una california más limpia. >> nos muestra casos recientes para televidentes >> juntos los equipos han recobrado casi cinco millones de dólares para área de la bahía telemundo responde recibió el caso de bernardino, que nos dijo que la oficina del aguacil cobraba 43 mil dólares y fracción por una multa pero el señor napole aseguro que era un error. investigamos, corroboramos que se habían equivocado porque se trato de otro número de seguro social, bueno el señor nápole pudo recupera su dinero. >> ahora entre ambas estaciones hemos recuperado casi 5 millones de dólares el total desde 2016 4 861 992 dól

he staged the kentucky derby in austria. he relaxed in the luxurious resorts of europe.t nightclubing in the islands of the pacific. in england, he learned about rugby. somewhere in the mediterranean he discovered an old egyptian game called three card monte. he kept his stride. he didn't lose his sense of decency. there were times he went hungry so that the kids would not. he was an ambassador to the children of the world. let those who worry about his painful readjustment to civilian life, remember his adjustment to war. now, he returns, the average soldier. has he been brutalized by war? listen to a very angry army chaplain. >> brutalized? that means -- is this war going to breed a generation of hoodlums? and gangsters who hold life cheaply? i've seen killing, but i've never met an american soldier who liked it. i've seen men under combat achieve humanity such as i've never seen before. i've seen them comfort'm other wen home sickness shattered their spirits. i've seen them laugh together over common discomforts, cry unashamedly when their comrades die. and offer the

hugh pym, bbc news, derby.d coronavirus tests are being dispatched by the government to local authorities and the devolved nations in a further move towards a strategy of mass testing. it was in liverpool where the first ten—day pilot scheme began last friday, and today, the government has indicated a similar mass testing capacity would next be established in universities. 0ur health correspondent sophie hutchinson reports. a rapid coronavirus testing centre in liverpool today. none of the queues of the weekend here. since friday, local officials say they've tested around 23,000 people across the city in this mass—testing pilot. we got our results within about 15 minutes. mine came back negative. 0urs came back as unclear. unclear, so... so, we just popped back down again, so he'sjust had his other one now. but you know what? it's straightforward. i think that they've done a good job here, and doing it in different places, so everyone can go. if i'm honest, i think they're a little bit too late doing this. i th

the championship, brentford are up to fourth after beating queens park rangers in their west london derbyhe season to make it 2—1 to the bees. and in the fa cup, tranmere are through to the thrid round after beating brackley one nil thanks to kaiyne woolery‘s second half winner. northern ireland have edged closer to a play—off to win a place at the european championships in 2022 with a 3—2 home win over belarus. it was kirsty mcguinness who scored the crucial goal in belfast, her second of the night and her teams third. the result means that a win over the faroe islands on tuesday, a team they beat 6—0 earlier on in qualifying, will confirm their place in the play—offs. not such good news for scotland, though. they were beaten 1—0 in portugal. it means they stay in third for now, behind the portuguese who are second. they do still have three matches to go in that group though, so still a long way to go. golf's two biggest professional tours have announced a new "strategic alliance". the us—based pga tour isjoining together with the european tour. european events have struggled to attract

out two league one sides in wigan and peterborough, get to pit their wits against wayne rooney and derbyham. but it's marine against mourinho that's got everyone talking: we just wejust plain as we just plain as best as we can. usually with his teams, he puts up a pretty strong out in every competition. it is a great high for us. competition. it is a great high for us. it didn't get much more difficult but as i said, a remarkable achievement to win seven cup games and this is the reward for the football club. two more non—league sides were in action tonight, fighting for a place in the third round. and it's boreham wood who go through after a 3—0 win at canvey island. their reward is a home tie against millwall of the championship. and a few more of the picks here. the fa cup holders arsenal begin the defence of their trophy at home to newcastle. league one bristol rovers will play the premier league's bottom side sheffield united. the league champions liverpool go to aston villa where they lost 7—2 earlier this season. morecambe of league two will travel to stamford bridge to play chels

telly and playing football at the highest possible level, and who were drawn against chorley, a local derbyhe clu bs. and a lot of history against the clubs. and to get back to the three haveit clubs. and to get back to the three have it he was a magnificent achievement and should a lot of commitment and drive and energy to be able to get it over the line, so i'm a very proud man at the moment. we so you still bring on the pitch they are, it would just watch your players celebrating in the changing rooms now. what a special moment. and he hopes that you can do this again depending who you are drawn against the next half hour or so? you with the highest placed team or the lowest placed team, if we win the lowest placed team, if we win the next game got to get through the next game, and match a city or the report of the big clubs coming in. that's what you have your fingers crossed for. the next televised game will be sensational for us. as for his deep literary matches are concerned. some fans were allowed in. of seen no fans in the stadium to see that one. that's the big disappointment, bec

she sorely missed by her father loved to play roller derby, even. he said, you know, i mean, she is with her entire team despite his grief and anger agreed to talk with me more who contacted him a year and a half ago because he was trying to meet his son's victim's family, was to explain himself. and i ask for their forgiveness and curiously enough, so i could help him understand what has happened to him. i wanted to share in a sorrow and explain to him that we're not at all a family of terrorists, not a terrorist. i also feel like a victim, and even so, i mean as a victim of a sort. as dina, i mean more suggested they write a book together, one in which the fathers tell their stories in new rest or we still have words highlights the things they have in common. and what if you could, i'm very interested in the threats against terrorism. the terrorists, accomplices, i don't want innocent people to be attacked in the name of this fight. seems counterproductive to me. but you can even talk with the parents of a terrorist. now 5 years after the attack,

she sorely missed by her father josh loved to play roller derby or even to see him. you know, i mean, she is with her entire team despite his grief and anger agreed to talk with me more who contacted him a year and a half ago to meet me. because he was trying to meet his son's victims' families to explain himself. and i ask for their forgiveness and curiously enough, so i could help him understand what has happened to him. i wanted to share in a sorrow and explain to him that we're not at all a family of terrorists, not a terrorist. i also feel like a victim and even saw me as a victim of a sort. as dina me more suggested, they write a book together, one in which the fathers tell their stories in a new rest. or we still have words highlights the things they have in common. and what if you could, i'm very interested in the fight against terrorism and the terrorist accomplices. i don't want innocent people to be attacked in the name of this fight. seems counterproductive to me. so i wanted to show that you can even talk with the parents of a terrorist now, 5 years afte

this is one with a nose piercing and a dildo growing out of its forehead and tickets to the roller derby you would understand that the got the god of the ruling elite is very different than the god of the poor unwashed masses their god has a lot more fun besides nestle has caused 0 harm to the land and water just as. nastily yes the state has always relied soley on nestle generated data to claim there has been no harm to local streams and lakes say see it as a good proof who better 'd to keep tabs on actually that nationally just like if you want to find out how donald trump has done dealing with the pandemic the best person to ask donald trump and it turns out donald trump has done bigly on the pandemic. also much wonderful and super perfect. which is why i'm shocked. won the election but the fight is not over perhaps naslund can still be forced to return the water rights to the people well since this is a good news episode let's move on to a few more corporations being held accountable purdue pharma just a couple weeks ago the puppet masters behind the opioid epidemic that is kill hund

finish america's most important election an exercise in democracy that feels like watching the kentucky derby i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day.

we can't prepare for that because you have to imagine from this central production near frankfurt, derby bones $10.00 to $15.00 trucks per day going out to the country. so this is not a major transport undertaking. it's very much prepared and time for work and then to do central distribution like with the centers in berlin, for example. and the doctors, this will be done very small, positive, very small units. and they don't have to be kept at these low temperatures. because for the last 24 hours, you can keep the vaccine at a minus 2 degrees right, professor at mit. thank you very much for time. thank you. a turkish court has handed down dozens of life sentences for some of the nearly 500 defendants accused of carrying out an attempted coup in 26, tame. many of those sentenced for mommy commanders and pilots, they were convicted of crimes including murder and attempting to overthrow the constitution. the massive trial is one of 2 cases against suspected members of a network, allegedly allegedly operated by a u.s. base cleric fetter legoland, who orchestrated the failed. here are some of

returned to stamford bridge and left with a point as tottenham drew 0—0 with chelsea in the london derby as it stands spurs are clear of liverpool on goal difference. we even in the race, so we are not a horse, you know? i don't know the word in english but the small, the young horses. what? a pony. yes, it'sjust a pony. what? a pony. yes, it'sjust a pony, you know. the 2016 champions leicester city canjoin tottenham and liverpool at the top of the premier league on monday, if they beat fulham at the king power stadium.. jamie vardy scored his 8th league goal of the season last time leicester were at home, in a 1—0 win over wolves. folllowing that result they were beaten at liverpool before vardy scored again, in leicester's 3 all draw at braga last week which sent them into the last 32 of the europa league. monday sees the third round draw for the oldest football competition in the world the fa cup, which first came into being in 1871. the english premier league sides go into the hat at this stage, with clubs lower down the pyramid desperate to play one of the big boys. no side will be

there will be a site in derby, they have of us silk the where they can store it —— they have a facilityertainly the paper carries the idea that a lot of people are being called back into medical profession when they're retired. and it'll be —— and from then, it'll go out. we hope in months, five or six months' time, it will just be months, five or six months' time, it willjust be the norm. get your coronavirus job, that is where we'd love to be. the article talks about ina love to be. the article talks about in a logistical way, and that something we should all be aware of. there are pitfalls on this and it's not a government governing issue, it's more an administrative issue behind government, and that's been a challenge throughout this pandemic. it's been a huge challenge on the front line. behind the front line, it's not the nhs‘s finest moment in procurement. the reason i said all,... public procurement. the reason i said all, . .. public health procurement. the reason i said all,... public health england civil service themselves, i don't think they are to blame. a lot of it is sadl

in 2012, six children died in a fire at this house in derby.blic to appeal for witnesses, but were later convicted of setting the fire themselves. mick philpott was sentenced to life for manslaughter. mairead got 17 years. today, it's been revealed that at her first parole hearing, she has been released to a halfway house and given a new identity. 0ne local mp is incensed. those children are dead and they will never come back, but she will be walking, a free woman. just think about those children. the ministry ofjustice say they will not comment on individual cases. carol hinds, bbc east midlands today. senior sources at the arcadia group have told the bbc they do not expect any last0minute rescue of the clothing empire built up by sir philip green. around 13,000 people are employed by the group, which owns uk high street brands such as topshop, dorothy perkins and burton. speaking to the bbc, an insider dismissed talk of any possible rescue. administrators could be appointed as early as monday. our business correspondent katy austin has more a

that match is one of four taking place today, the midlands derby between aston villa and birmingham onend bottom side bristol city host second bottom tottenham at 6:30pm. there are two more games in the wsl tomorrow. chelsea will be in action and they are a side with a couple in their team. uefa women's player of the year pernille harder is in a relationship with magdalena eriksson who she followed to the club in september. they've been speaking exclusive to bbc radio 5 live about life together and why they believe a culture problem in football means there won't be openly gay couples in the men's game anytime soon. hope that we are future i hope that we are going in the future where there will be one of male football player that will come out, one or two or more, butjust that the first will not do it, i think that is the most important thing —— that the first will do it. the big thing is about creating a safe space around for someone to be able to be brave enough to come out andl able to be brave enough to come out and i think we are not there yet in and i think we are not there yet in

there was a london derby at stamford bridge.des had good chances late on but a goaless draw was enough for spurs to return to the summit, on goal difference from liverpool. finally, before we move away from football, the former senegal international papa bouba diop has died at the age of 42 after a long illness. he starred for his country at the 2002 world cup, scoring the winner against france in the opening game. they would go on to reach the quarterfinals. he played for west ham, birmingham city and fulham and won the fa cup with portsmouth in 2008. they say they are devasted by the news. referencing his nickname, the wardrobe, becasue of his imposing 6 foot 5 frame. england's cricketers have won their t20 series against south africa with a game to spare. south africa had already lost the first t20 and batted first setting england 147 which they reached — but with just a ball to spare. dawid malan top scored for them with 55 but was disappointed he wasn't there at the end after losing his wicket. was the one that matters in t

the championship, brentford are up to fourth after beating queens park rangers in their west london derbymcguinness who scored the crucial goal in belfast, her second of the night and her teams third. the result means that a win over the faroe islands on tuesday, a team they beat 6—0 earlier on in qualifying, will confirm their place in the play—offs. not such good news for scotland, though. they were beaten 1—0 in portugal. it means they stay in third for now, behind the portuguese who are second. they do still have three matches to go in that group though, so still a long way to go. and that‘s all the sport for now. more on the bbc sport website. but for now, goodbye. hello there. friday was a decidedly chilly day, particularly in those places where fog lingered. the weekend promises something just a little bit milder, but it will often be quite cloudy, that cloud at times will produce the odd spot of rain and some quite murky conditions as well. low pressure to the southwest, high pressure to the east of us, that is driving a fairly gentle southerly flow across the british isles. you c

and coming up in sport on bbc news, a derby to decide the big prize of rugby's super league season — to the final between wigan and the reigning champions, st helens. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. sir philip green's retail empire arcadia, which owns big name high street stores like topshop, burton and dorothy perkins, is on the brink of collapse, putting 13,000 jobs at risk. the business owns more than 500 stores and has been run by sir philip green for almost 20 years. the group had been in talks with potential lenders about borrowing £30 million to help it through the christmas period. but negotiations have failed and it's understood administrators could be appointed as early as monday. in a statement today, arcadia said the coronavirus pandemic had had a "material impact on trading" across its businesses. our business correspondent emma simpson reports. they emma simpson reports. are some of the most wel brands they are some of the most well—known brands on high streets across the country, including topshop, the jewel in the crown. thousands of jobs have already

surely it knocked out whigham get to pit their wits against the wayne rooney and derby next stop countinge just play on his best we can. it usually with those teams you every competition through chelsea to tottenham or wherever it‘s been manchester united. it‘s a great time for us. it doesn‘t get that much more difficult but as i said, it‘s a remarkable achievement to win seven cup games to get here. this is a reward for the football club. meanwhile tomorrow non—league sides of an accident tonight fighting for a place in the third round. would go through after a three nail win at academy island. they are rewarded home tie against the championship. a few more pics here at the fa cup holders arsenal began defence of their trophy home to newcastle week eight lee one bristol rovers will play bottom side chef sheffield united. liverpool got aston villa where they lost seven —— two early the season. markham travelled to sta mford the season. markham travelled to stamford bridge to play chelsea. and another lead to side in newport that is primarily a position they are at home to brighten. next t

rugby league season, which has been disrupted by the pandemic, was decided in hull this evening in a derbyild was watching. after a season of turbulence and turmoil, this grand final could be nothing but extraordinary. in a year where almost everything changed, here was a rugby league rivalry that endures — st helens and wigan, nearest neighbours and here, they could scarcely be closer. wigan's zak hardaker over the line but unable to score. but what the game lacked in points, it made up for in passion and in pressure and finally, st helens were the first to crack. wigan offered just the smallest of gaps — it was alljake bibby needed. two points the lead, it wouldn't last. a saints penalty and the scores were tied, but what came next will go down in rugby league legend. the very last play of the match, a drop goal that hit the post. incredibly, st helens' jack welsby the quickest to react. he's touched it down! it's welsby! a st helens winner in the last second of the match — the most astonishing end to a most incredible season. st helens are super league champions. adam wild, bbc news. pa

. >> i want to do that and i wanted to be in a derby like smashed up cars. that was a big deal. like evel knievel. i wanted to be evel knievel. >> you kind of are verbally. greg: do you know who wrote me an angry lever -- angry letter? >> that's where you got the letters from coming evel knievel. greg: that thing where you review a product and is a product for muscle soreness or arthritis and he would be the spokesperson. i had written the article saying it probably didn't work and he wrote me like a two-page letter front and back with shaky lines because you could tell he had broken every bone in his body. i still have that letter. >> and he is one of your idols. i lucked out. i as a kid i remember doing rants because we were broke so i would tell everybody i was going to play foot tall or be a wrestler and actor. i didn't put in the "fox news" country but her thing. it was part of the tv thing. the only thing i did wrong was i didn't specify longevity. i'm going to do all these things and of course you can and ironically i have. you can't do them all at the same time. i did no

she sorely missed by her father josh loved to play roller derby, even. he said, you know, i mean, she is with her entire team. despite his grief and anger agreed to talk with me more who contacted him a year and a half ago to meet me because he was trying to meet his son's victims' families to explain himself. and i ask for their forgiveness. and curiously enough, so i could help him understand what has happened to him. i wanted to share in a sorrow and explain to him that we're not at all a family of terrorists, not a terrorist. i also feel like a victim and even saw me as a victim of a sort. as dina me more suggested, they write a book together, one in which the fathers tell their stories in a new rest. or we still have words highlights the things they have in common. i'm very interested in the threats against terrorism and the terrorist accomplices . i don't want innocent people to be attacked in the name of this fight. seems counterproductive to me. so i wanted to show that you can even talk with the parents of a terrorist now, 5 years after the atta

i also wanted to be in a smash-up derby. like smash-up cars. remember that was a big deal?vil questio kenevil. >> you kind of are, verbally. greg: wrote me a scathing letter. when i worked at men's health, we he did this thing called does is work where you review you a product and it was a product for muscle soreness or arthritis. he was the spokesperson and i had written the article saying that it probably didn't work. and he wrote me a two-page letter, front and back, with shaky, scribbling lines. you could tell he had broken every bone in his body. >> i'm sure it was hard for him to write. greg: i don't have that letter. >> and he's one of your idols. i lucked out, as a kid, i remember doing rants because we were broke so i would always tell everybody i was going to play football, play professional wrestling, be an actor. the only thing i did wrong is i didn't specify longevity. you know what i'm saying? i'm going d to do all these things, of course you can and ironically i have, just you can't do them all at the same time. i didn't anticipating the firings and down time

she sorely missed by her father josh loved to play roller derby even saying, you know, i mean, she is with her entire team despite his grief and anger agreed to talk with me more who contacted him a year and a half ago because he was trying to meet his son's victims' families to explain himself and i ask for their forgiveness. and curiously enough, so i could help him understand what has happened to him. i wanted to share in a sorrow and explain to him that we're not at all a family of terrorists. not a terrorist. i also feel like a victim. and even so, i mean as a victim of a sort. as dina, i mean more suggested they write a book together, one in which the fathers tell their stories in new west, or we still have words highlights the things they have in common. and what if you could, i'm very interested in the fight against terrorism and the terrorists, accomplices, i don't want innocent people to be attacked in the name of this fight. seems counterproductive to me. so i wanted to show that you can even talk with the parents of a terrorist now, 5 years after the attack just said lean

kentucky derby! >> but it's also a city with a lot of issues as well. >> we have a drug epidemic here. >> 140 homicides. more than 500 shootings. >> one of the problems that you see right now is racial injustice and relationships between citizens and its police department. >> there's this identity crisis that louisville has. while there were abolitionists fighting for emancipation in louisville, you also had slave auctions sometimes right across the street. >> louisville is segregated. the west end of louisville is primarily black. has been oppressed a lot in terms of economics, vacant and abandoned properties. >> you're in this black and white world, and there is underlining issues of inequality. the struggles are real. they shouldn't be dismissed. >> emblematic of the tensions about race and policing, the name breonna taylor. >> look at breonna. >> this is junior. >> no, that was senior prom. the junior prom she had the blue dress. that's the junior prom. she looked so good. >> to know her is to lo

america's most important election and exercise in democracy that feels like watching the kentucky derby i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. the presidency has literally placed in the ballots this is a race that we've been ahead of the expected all lines these are 159 elections directors employees who are here to do the job of protecting democracy as we look at the data that's outstanding we see a number of democratic counties that are yet to report we want to be able to make sure that accounting that occurs and that the results that proper could be respected by everywhere it can voter across this where. these people are not involved in voter fraud these people are not involved in voter suppression. also coming up the u.s. presidential election has become a global test of patience and nerves america's allies are hoping for a quick and peaceful resolution america's rivals are showing their shot in florida and devilishly. and because kate that out of the a shortcomings in the american electoral system and science which international observers and pundits have pointed out many times th

in 2012, six children died in a fire at this house in derby.ck philpott, appeared in public to appeal for witnesses, but were later convicted of setting the fire themselves. mick philpott was sentenced to life for manslaughter. mairead got 17 years. today, it's been revealed that at her first parole hearing, she's been released to a halfway house and given a new identity. 0ne local mp is incensed. those children are dead and they will never come back, but she will be walking a free woman. just think about those children. the ministry ofjustice say they won't comment on individual cases. carol hinds, bbc east midlands today. young people in east london are stepping up as volunteers to help prepare graves to ease the pressure on cemeteries which have become busier due to the coronavirus pandemic. some of those volunteering say they're doing it after having attended the funerals of covid victims themselves. shabnam mahmood reports. row upon row of muslim graves. 22 people have been buried in woodgrange park cemetery in just the last four weeks. ac

a place, derby, which may have been white 20, 25 years ago is now largely black in their voting democratthere's a set of economic policies that have push them there. trump at one point would have hoped, i will lose philadelphia, liz pittsburgh, but i will get everything in the middle of the state and i will get the suburbs .ome right outside but that is no longer the case. feel economic -- policies have push people out. suburb. was a now is the other places that are suburbs and they're not serving trump's interest. trump's problem is people in philadelphia, pittsburgh, they know, places like cleveland rc economic policies that have not benefited them. they're dying from covid and their friends and family members are. they don't have access to living wage jobs. i'm pennsylvania, you're going to see an interesting conversation in the middle of the state around fracking. trump is coming back, why biden is coming back, trying to walk the tightrope on environmental issues because he understands the mdle of the state may have a very different political disposition then in philadelphia. because

hartmann; and fellow board member and woman singing all the words to "golddigger" at the kentucky derby'sht, monica palmer. turns out, the public was not shy about letting them have it personally, especially this guy: >> i just want to let you know that the trump stink, the stain of racism that you, william hartman and monica palmer, have just covered yourself in is going to follow you throughout history. monica palmer and william hartman will forever be known in southeastern michigan as two racists. the law isn't on your side, history won't be on your side. your conscience will not be on your side. and, lord knows, when you go to meet your maker, your soul is going to be very, very warm. >> thank you. >> stephen: "well, thank you for telling me i'll be spending eternity burning on a lake of fire. i'll pack something light. oh, you also say i can go pleasure myself? again, thank you. it would be consensual." after three hours of being pelted with rocks and garbage, the meeting went on mute for five minutes, and when it came back on, hartman informed the crowd that they had just voted unan

she loved to play roller derby even to do all of the same. you know, i mean, she is with her entire team despite his grief and anger agreed to talk with me more who contacted him a year and a half ago. you know, he wanted to meet me because he was trying to meet his son's victims' families. you know, to explain himself and ask for their forgiveness. and curiously enough, so i could help him understand what has happened to him. i want to share in his sorrow and explain to him that we're not at all a family of terrorists. not a terrorist. while i also feel like a victim, and even so, i mean as a victim of a sort. as deena, i mean, more suggested they write a book together, one in which the fathers tell their stories in a new vest. or we still have words highlights the things they have in common. i'm very interested in the threats against terrorism and the terrorist accomplices . i don't want innocent people to be attacked in the name of this fight. seems counterproductive to me. that issue. but you can even talk with the parents of a terrorist

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america it was won by authentic you should come just the full force in history to claim the kentucky derby and the classic in the same season $6000000.00 for the win is ok thank you mr richardson and we're back in just a couple of minutes time the latest news and updates on the presidential election in about. the latest news as it breaks it was never my found out loud which choice chileans would make but now it's official the chileans will be writing a new constitution details coverage through 14 and 15 year old students amongst those facing charges for prosecutors call complicity in a terrorist assassination in-depth reports from around the world and while it was the biggest gathering in months the numbers are not what they used to be last year . in part 2 of especially best a geisha one o one east visits western australia's only youth detention center and travels to the remote outback towns when many of the indigenous inmates come from. 0. 1 counting the cost the end of austerity the ideology decimation of the weakest of society for the economic mismanagement of the rich and powerful to

and there was a new york derby in major league soccer on sunday as city took on the red bulls and yankee stadium new york city a.f.c. ran out comfortable wins by 5 goals to 2 although they were actually 21 down at one stage valentyn cus the analysts helping himself to have trickle in the night he contributed an assist as well as that he remain in contention for a home playoff game with just one regular season game left to play this was the most goals they have ever scored against their local rivals. cycling's tour down under may have been cancelled in 2021 because of coronavirus fears but the tour de france will go ahead with organizers unveiling next year's route the 2 has moved forward by a week to avoid a clash with the delayed tokyo olympics and that meant the danish capital of copenhagen wasn't able to host the opening stage and it will because it will be holding your a football matches at the same time instead next year's race will begin in the port city of brace in north west fronts that's where we'll leave it now more sports news for me again later in the 5 thanks. but that is al