a straight sets victory sending zverev home, and djokovic into the semi—finals.ds in his way. one of the hardest workers in the tour, i lost in the third set was a really thrilling match, hopefully we can have another great match, but hopefully this time of the different outcome. djokovic clearly not ready to bow outjust yet — matching roger federer‘s record of six atp finals singles titles is still possible. it is promising to be a brilliant weekend with those two semi finals coming ahead of the final on sunday. sue barker will be there for us and she's with tim henman now. the winner in straight sets, he really set the tone, walked out there at the first few points and on his a—game wasn't the? there at the first few points and on his a-game wasn't the? you want to stamp his authority on it and how they have frailties on the second serve that novak djokovic got that early break winning 12 of the first 14 early break winning 12 of the first 16 points and does really good foundation for him to get the first said under his belt and second set was closer but you ju

if you can hit 60 winners past novak djokovic, you are doing something right. 60 winners past novak djokovick djokovic, you are doing something right. i knew star in the game. the servant for arejust star in the game. the servant for are just exceptional. the backend is are just exceptional. the backend is a thing of beauty, serving on the right place at the right time. he has just had right place at the right time. he hasjust had a right place at the right time. he has just had a match against probably the best return of all time did not lose his serve. why would you not be confident? you havejust w011 you not be confident? you havejust won its first grand slam, so i am glad he is too. he has been so informed this week. he has been a i°y informed this week. he has been a joy to watch and he mentions that 110w joy to watch and he mentions that now there will be a new champion at the atp finals because tonight it is daniel med to beth against raff and adele which will be a fascinating example. tough to pick a winner. i would never bet against rafa nadal. that seems sensible. he has won 13 fre

novak djokovic has reached the last 4 of the a.t.p. finals as he tries to equal roger federer as record 6 wins at the season and then tournament. djokovic faced a tough opponent in germany's alexander, very of. but the serbian prevailed in 2 sets after taking the 1st set. $63.00. djokovic, one a tie, break in the 2nd to clinch the match faces u.s. open champion dominant team in saturday's semifinal. that's it for now, but you can keep up to date on our website. i'm talking a lot of interest i miss home many porcelains old loves us right now in the morning. climate change, a different office story basis. my plan for when film goes one week how much was going to really just what we still have time to what i'm doing.

i think novak djokovic is the favourite but it would be good to watch.-ray much and will be back tomorrow with dominic thiem. all the details on the atp sport website. british table tennis number one liam pitchford has travelled to china after becoming only the third ever brit to qualify outright for the international table tennis federation finals. he faces brazilian hugo calderano tomorrow, but before that, has had to cope with some very stringent restrictions in the country where the virus originated. i spoke to him earlier and began by asking how he's coped with not being able to play competitively during lockdown. it was definitely tough. the first few weeks of obvious that i just come off the back of one of my best tournaments, playing really well. then going straight into lockdown not be able to play for pretty much a couple of months, really. was tough. obvious and mentally and try tough. obvious and mentally and try to keep on top of it physically. i have a table at home so i could play a little bit but it's not like normal practice. but yeah, j

djokovic is looking to win the event for a record—equalling sixth time.rience this format in any other tournament throughout the season, so if you lose a match or two matches in a group, you still have an opportunity, a chance to qualify for the semifinal. so i have been playing the atp finals in this arena for many years, and i have been blessed to experience some incredible matches and atmospheres and, you know, i must say that it feels very strange to play in front of empty stands. olympic champion caeleb dressel has set a new world record in the men's 100m individual medley, becoming the first person to go under 50 seconds in the event. the american set the time of 119.88 seconds for the cali condors team in their international swimming league semifinal in budapest. and that's all the sport for now. hello. there's going to be plenty of cloud hanging about in the next few days. the one thing it won't be, though, is cold, cos coming along with all of that cloud is some very mild air from the atlantic. some very wet weather, though, courtesy of that clou

if you can hit some 60 winners or whatever it was past novak djokovic, you are doing something right.and beforehand are exceptional. the backhand is a thing of beauty. yet just exceptional. the backhand is a thing of beauty. yetjust played a 3—set match against probably the greatest return of all time and did not lose his serve, so why would a genie confident? usa open champion, he has just won his first grand slam, so i am delighted he is through, he has been so inform along with danil medvedev. a joy to watch and been so inform along with danil medvedev. ajoy to watch and now there will be a new champion in the finals because tonight it is danil medvedev against rafa nadal which will be a fascinating encounter. tough to pick a winner in that one. you pick one. because like i would never bet against rafa very wise, he has won his third french open joining roger federal 20 grand slam he is loving life, nothing to lose 110w. he is loving life, nothing to lose now. he has done everything before but he has never won this. he is probably a bit cross it has never been on clay, he would hav

novak djokovic serving at two games all in that live set.adal and danniil medvedev who meet in their semi—final tonight. it is the last time it is going to be staged in london before it moves to turin next year. and britain'sjoe salisbury plays in the doubles semi—final later with his partner rajeev ram. the pair who are australian open champions meet lukasz kubot and marcelo melo this evening. the best thing about our partnership is that we get on very well on and off the court. we are very open with each other, so that is important to kind of develop the relationship, to develop as a team and improve on the things which we are maybe not doing so things which we are maybe not doing so well. there are definitely going to be some nerves. there are some nerves here already. but that can be a good thing and bring out the best in yourself. a bit more pressure on it, and really wanting to get to the final. that is all the support for now, and your colleague can bask in the glory of his team being at the top of the league at this time in the seaso

well, very comfortable victory for novak djokovic in straight sets. thought it might be interesting when schwartzman broke early in the first set but he didn't get back into it. before the match, we were trying to painta before the match, we were trying to paint a picture how schwartzman could have a impact on the match. but it was always going to be an uphill task for schwartzman but we know the format of this event, with a round robin, although he lost easily, he still has a chance to go through to the semifinals so ominous signs that the rest of the field with jock of h signs that the rest of the field withjock of h playing so well. signs that the rest of the field with jock of h playing so well. it's not really schwartzman‘s surface. but it isjock of h's. not really schwartzman‘s surface. but it is jock of h's. yes, very much. in all indoor tournaments he is properly one of the best players of all times. no doubt, the clear favourite at this stage. in this group also, it's that tough group. that is a great matchup, a repeat of the paris masters fi

world number one novak djokovic has a fight on his hands to reach the semi finals of the atp finals inich he sealed in straight sets — guarantees his spot in the last four, whilst djokovic, who's aiming to win this event for a record—equalling sixth time, faces a straight fight against alexander zverev for the second qualifying spot. they meet on friday, with zverev having beaten diego schwartzmann earlier. england's cricketers will visit pakistan for the first time in 16 years next october, following the announcement of two t20 internationals. the tour‘s going to serve as a build—up to the twenty20 world cup in india that's scheduled to start in the same month, and comes as international cricket gradually returns to pakistan following that attack on the sri lanka team bus in 2009. england all—rounder moeen ali has welcomed the decision, and says it's a big step for international cricket. the teams that came over last year were amazing to have gone through the whole bubble, and obviously after the coronavirus pandemic, cricket was obviously on the edge and they helped massively with th

the world number one, novak djokovic, is back in action at the atp finals in london on wednesday whenelivering a masterclass to beat diego schwartzman in straight sets and his opening match, whilst medvedev made his mark on monday with a win over alexander zverev. now, after multiple delays, the nba draft finally arrives on wednesday. fans are going to start to see how their team will look when the 2021 season begins next month. the minnesota timberwolves won the nba draft lottery and have the first pick this year. it's going to comprise of two rounds and, unlike past drafts, where prospects walk across the stage to shake the commissioner's hand as they'd picked, this year as they're picked, this year it's not going to happen — it's going to be held virtually. and we end with surely one of the happiest men posting on social media as smiley ferran torres took to instagram to celebrate his own historic achievement, and spain's, following their 6—0 win over germany. "what madness," he says. "great game. a historic win for spain and my first hat—trick as a professional. unforgettable. com

the world number one novak djokovic plays his all or nothing match at the atp finals on friday, whereht sets last time out against daniil medvedev, as he chases a record equalling sixth title but standing in his way on friday is zverev who is relishing the challenge. lam i am excited for friday. it is going to be the most difficult match that you can have here, against novak, we play twice already and i'm looking forward to it. i said from the beginning of the week for every match i'm going to improve because after the small injury i had because after the small injury ihad in because after the small injury i had in paris i needed to re cover i had in paris i needed to recover and get back into the rhythm. i can play even better on friday. and finally it's always good to see a hole in one in golf — so that's what we're going to end with. this is america's lexi thompson in the opening round of the pelican women's championship in belle air in florida. one bounce, two bounce, in it goes. at the third... helping her to a level par round of 70. she's six shots behind the leader, sophia popo

novak djokovic and dominic thiem are in action in the first semifinal of the atp world tour finals in—5. the austrian is going for a first title at the event in london. djokovic is aiming for a record equalling sixth and took the second set on a tie—break with thiem squandering three match points. thiem will need to regroup after missing those three opportunities to reach the final. these live pictures over on bbc two at the moment. bbc one, i should say, at the moment. it is 1—1. whoever comes out on top will meet the winner of rafael nadal and daniil medvedev, who meet in their semi—final tonight. we will have plenty more for you later on. the chancellor, rishi sunak, is to change the way the government assesses big spending projects, to remove the longstanding bias that has affected northern england and other regions outside the south east. the reforms are due to be unveiled in parliament at next week's spending review. our business correspondent katy austin has been giving us more details. with its political commitment to so—called levelling up, spreading prosperity across the cou

djokovic, one a tie, break in the 2nd to clinch the match and faces the u.s. . open champion dominic team in saturday's 75. you're up to die. d w. news. africa is up next duck over to give us your country. people will make you rich. people will provide you with jobs. the oil will take good care of you and i suggest the big one silver took hold on the west coast of going up in 2007. the investors made promises, but years later, reality looks very different later choose the drinking water shortage unemployment. what happened? you're gonna stream of black gold oil. thomas' starts december 4th, w this is date every news africa on the program today called it 19 in africa. public health officials warn the continent is edging towards a 2nd wave as it surpasses 2000000 confirmed cases. now with the back scene on its way, is africa ready to distribute and administers the election, overshadowed by terrorism, goes to the polls on sunday, but the large parts of the country and been affected by extremist violence. some voters, one capture, cast their ballots. not them to vot

but if you thought it would be nadal against djokovic, think again.afael nadal last night in three sets at the o2 arena. he now faces dominic thiem this evening with the reigning us open champion having knocked out world number one novak djokovic. my my mind is saying dominic and daniel will be in the final, and my heart goes out to raphael and novak. it is great that manage not to beat the two biggest players in the history of sport. except roger also there. i think it is super for tennis. we have started to take our marks, dominic won his first slam, playing unbelievable tennis, so it will not be easy. you'll be able to watch medvedev v thiem live on bbc two tonight from 6pm, but that's all the sport for now. let's get more reaction now to the reports of the government's plans to replace england's national lockdown from 2nd national lockdown from 2nd december. the lockdown will be lifted but a new tougher version of the "three—tiered" system of restrictions — will replace it. and it's understood there'll be special arrangements for the festive perio

world number one novak djokovic has a fight on his hands to reach the semi finals of the atp finals inis spot in the last four, whilst djokovic, who's aiming to win this event for a record—equalling sixth time, faces a straight fight against alexander zverev for the second qualifying spot. they meet on friday, with zverev having beaten diego schwartzmann earlier. england's cricketers will visit pakistan for the first time in 16 years next 0ctober, following the announcement of two t20 internationals. the tour‘s going to serve as a build—up to the twenty20 world cup in india that's scheduled to start in the same month, and comes as international cricket gradually returns to pakistan following that attack on the sri lanka team bus in 2009. england all—rounder moeen ali has welcomed the decision and says it's a big step for international cricket. the teams that came over, west indies and pakistan, last year were amazing to have gone through the whole bubble. and obviously after the coronavirus, the pandemic and all this news that cricket was obviously on the edge, they helped massively wi

the 2900 champion also needs to beat djokovic. it's progressed to the semi. it's ok. meanwhile, players like djokovic has verify have been calling on australian authorities to allow players to compete while in quarantine ahead of the australian open. the torment is scheduled to take place in melbourne in january, but players would have to arrive mid december to complete that isolation period. australia remains closed to nonresidents because of current virus and the victoria state government is yet to sign of tennis australia plans on dealing with the rivals for the 1st grand slam of the season. i hope we do find a way to be able to play one or 2 weeks before the strain open. but in general, i just hope this year open happened because right now it's everything is so unsure that we don't know when australia is definitely one of my favorite slams. and i would love to love to go there. next year. south africa's cricket team is also dealing with a case, a coronavirus just before the start of the series with england. an unnamed player in the squad has tested positive and 2

world number one novak djokovic has made a winning start at the atp finals in london.ego schwartzmann of argentina. the victory puts djokovic top of his group as he looks to win the event for a record equalling sixth time. we don't get to experience this format in any other tournament throughout the season, so, even if you lose a match or even two matches ina group, you lose a match or even two matches in a group, you still have an opportunity to qualify for the semi finals. so, you know, i have been playing the finals in this arena for many years, and you know, i've been blessed to experience some incredible matches and atmospheres. you know, i must say that it feels very strange to play in front of the empty stands. olympic champion caeleb dressel has set a new world record in the men's 100m individual medley, becoming the first person to go under 50 seconds in the event. the american set the time of 119.88 seconds for the cali condors team in their international swimming league semi final in budapest. ireland captain johnny sexton and robbie henshaw have both been r

number one novak djokovic lost to daniel medvedev, the a.t.p. finals in london, but have won both set $63.00 meaning he will progress to the semifinals of the tournament. is serbian opponent put in an error strewn performance, making a total of $24.00 unforced errors. a joke which can still qualify for the knockout stages if he beats alexander spencer have in his next match on friday. in basketball, the n.b.a. held its 1st ever virtual draft. the event was delayed multiple times due to the current virus and demick with last season only ending in october. the minnesota timberwolves had 1st pick, selecting and sunny edwards. next up, james wiseman was chosen by the golden state warriors and then the charlotte hornets picked the metal ball. 3rd. the n.b.a. season is set to begin on december 22nd. well, many of us are concerned of course, about the coronavirus pandemic. but it's not just affecting humans, it's the lives of many animals are also being disrupted, particularly those in captivity. meat ray, a 6 year old african penguin, her home is in t

djokovic despite blowing 5 match points. but the austrian health, his nerves have beats a man who's won this tournament. 5 times sent packing and many left to wonder if this is finally a changing of the guard in men's tennis. the european space agency has just launched the latest technology into orbit to help scientists accurately measure sea levels. the sentinel 6 satellite is expected to help provide some of the most advance research to date on rising seas with the hope of protecting vulnerable communities. and communication for the satellite will come from here in germany. with the 6 1st successful launch from the vandenberg air force base in california, the space x. falcon 9 rocket is carrying a european space agency satellite. the 1st joint mission between the u.s. and europe. from here out mission control will be operated from darmstadt, germany. thankfully the launch went well, it's always suspenseful. earlier this week we had a failed launch with a different rocket. but in this case, the satellite will end up in the

and cologne, a face on early and in tennis novak djokovic blew a chance to match roger federer's record of 6. a.t.p. finals wins after he was beaten up by dominic team in the semifinal and london team took the 1st set 754 joke of each one, a tie break in the 2nd to level the match, but even won another tie break in the 3rd set to settle this fierce contest, the austrian up plays either rafael, the doll, or daniel medvedev in sunday's final. and reminder, now the top story we're following for you. saudi arabia is hosting a virtual summit of the g. 20 group of beating nations. top of the agenda is ending the pandemic and chuckling at the global recession and concerns over human rights of cast a shadow over the online gathering. but the european union has defended its decision to reject its use update us this hour, coming up next, a d.-w. documentary on the nuremberg trials of the nazis, m. k. richardson in for them, for me and the whole team here. thanks so much for joining us. in london home many poor soon old love shall certainly in the world climb a tree, a different whole story. this

with danil medvedev and thiem having knocked out djokovic and refined adele respectively, they are lookingn. you can watch it live over on bbc one at the moment. earlier, the men's doubles final was won by wesley koolhof and nikola mektic, who came through in a champions tie break by ten points to five. there was no record tenth different winner as the motogp season drew to a close in portugal. miguel oliveira made the most of home advantage to win for the second time this year. jack miller's second place saw ducati win the constructors' title. newly crowned championjoan mir failed to finish due to technical problems with his suzuki. britain's cal crutchlow finished 13th in his final race as a full—time rider. ronnie o'sullivan trailsjudd trump by five frames to three after the first session of the northern ireland open final. trump started the better but o'sullivan won the crucial final frame of the session with this total clearance of 137 to reduce the deficit to two frames. the first to nine, will win the title when they resume later this evening. and another world record to tell you ab

that's after the shock 2 of the sport's most successful players on the doll and novak djokovic in the series through his grand slam titles. rafa nadal never won the a.t.p. tour season ending tournament. things look to be going his way against an elementary def keeping the russian or if you took the 1st sex for the match at $54.00 in the 2nd search, it was broken. some love that went to town. hell, medvedev went on to take the sat on a break, and then the match, characteristically felt with the adaptable mr. dav taking full advantage. thanks seemed i decided to change some small things just because they were going for it a little bit more because i felt like i had the chance to win before some games and said maybe, but if you want. so i had to change and it worked really well, and i'm really happy to make team movie medvedev suppose since in the final eventually got passed despite blowing 5 match points. but the austrian held his nerve to be, it's a man who's won this tournament. 5 times drug addiction and sent packing and many left to wonder if this is finally a changing of the card i

and it's going well for world number one novak djokovic, who's aiming for a sixth title at the atp finals sets opening win has sent him on his way. also coming up in the programme... a perfect fit, the jacket this man has dreamt of wearing for a very long time. we speak to the coach who helped dustin johnson get that record score at the masters. hello and welcome to sportsday. welcome to the programme. it began as a joke on social media, but it looks as though wrexham football club will be owned by two hollywood film stars. ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney have been given the green light by the supporters‘ trust to takeover the welsh national league side. they plan notjust to be figureheads but to invest financially, saying the sky's the limit and that they want wrexham to be a globalforce. craig templeton had the story. another bizarre twist in the strangest of years as it was confirmed that hollywood is coming to wrexham. yes, actors ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney‘s bid to ta ke reynolds and rob mcelhenney‘s bid to take over the national league club has been nearly accepted by nearly

the world number one novak djokovic is through to the last four of the atp finals.beat alexander zverev in straight sets — 6—3, 7—6 at the o2 arena in london. he's aiming to win a record equalling sixth title at the end of season tournament and plays the us open champion dominic thiem in the semis tomorrow. that's all the sport for now. the weather as we head through the weekend is looking a little bit mixed. we will see a cold front moving south and that'll dominate things for the next few days. on saturday, eight mild and breezy sort of day. there will be some rain and initially that will be in the cold fronts across scotland and northern ireland, it will slip across england through the rest of the weekend. he will see deals developing with gusts to 60 miles an hour. billy windy in the north of scotland. breezy and mild elsewhere with temperatures holding into double figures, so much madder than last night. on saturday, this cold front will sit across northern england and into wales for a good part of the day so it will bring a line of rain there. but scotla nd br

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eventually got past novak djokovic, despite blowing 5 match points. but the austrian, how's his nerve to beat a man who's won this tournament 5 times by packing and many left. wonder if this is finally a changing of the guard in men's tennis. and before we go, we have some riff of a wild snow leopard filmed in northwestern china. you modify those animals. broad like other big cats, but clearly not their vocal chords. quite the sign, which means they voices sound a little bit different, much different. this video was captured by hidden camera in the song young, national park in northwestern china where the not to go out and you're watching news live from berlin. will stories is next and more news coming up in 45 minutes time. where i come from, we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a meeting with dictatorship, with just one t.v. shadow and a few in his face force. one official information. as a journeys i have worked on the strength of many can trust and they have problems are almost the same core to social inequality, a lack of

well, team took the 1st is that $75.00 before djokovic? one, a tie break in the 2nd to level the match, but team won another tiebreaker in the 3rd set to settle this fierce contest. the austrian plays either rafael nadal or medvedev in sunday's final and reminder of the top story we are following for you. saudi arabia is hosting, a perch world summit of the g., 20 group of the nation's top of the agenda is ending the pandemic and tackling the global recession. concerns over human rights have cast a shadow over the online gathering of the european union has defended its decision to return stuff. that's in europe at this hour, and a richardson in berlin. thanks so much for watching. in the heart of climate change for what's in store for the future. contests are going to go super bowl to insight into what's the secret to this classic case of the sun or the story behind the music? before the british and up to the tobin's nights before the world starts to tsunamis on g.w. robots that harvest fruit, drones that fight. pests house with smart coll

novak djokovic is under way in his first match at the atp tour finals in london.is one, and it is novak djokovic who leads 3—2 in that first set. he's aiming to win this title for a record—equalling sixth title, and for the first time since 2015. for schwartzmann, it's the first time he's played in this event 0lympics chief thomas bach has reiterated he's "very, very confident" spectators will be able to attend next year's tokyo 0lympics. bach, on his first trip to tokyo since the games were postponed in march, is hoping to convince athletes, japanese citizens and sponsors that the games can be held safely in 2021. we are putting a really huge tool box together in which we will put all of the different measures we can imagine, so that next year at the appropriate time we will be able to ta ke appropriate time we will be able to take the right tools out of this tool box and apply them in order to ensure a safe environment. this also makes us very confident that we can have spectators then in the olympic stadiums next year, and also the spectators will enjoy a safe

djokovic is taking on daniil medvedev at the moment with the winner guaranteed a place in the finalfourent of two t20 internationals. the tour is going to serve as a build—up to the twenty20 world cup in india that's scheduled to start in the same month, and comes as international cricket slowly returns to pakistan following that attack on the sri lanka team bus in 2009. england all—rounder moeen ali has welcomed the decision and says it's a big step for international cricket. the teams that came over last year were amazing to have gone through the whole bubble, and obviously after the coronavirus pandemic, cricket was obviously on the edge and they helped massively with that. so i think it was probably going to happen anyway, but i think it's right that we go back after such a long time to, one for the game itself, but also for pakistan, cricket and the country. some snooker to bring you before we go. and defending championjudd trump has hit a maximum 147 break at the northern ireland 0pen. the world number one made the clearance during his comfortable 4—0 victory in the second round o

the tournament won last year by novak djokovic was scheduled to start on january 18th. but now that date is in limbo. organizers are hopeful to start a date which can be agreed upon within weeks. although one grand slam tournament was played out in 2020 only, but only wimbledon was called off due to the gym always more than a year since a blaze tore through paris as notre dame cathedral and restorers have completed a vital step in the process to revive the iconic site, when the fire broke out in april 21000, the building was already under repair. existing scaffolding was molded by the heat and officials feared, taking off could collapse the building entirely. but further tragedy has been avoided as restored successfully removed $200.00 tons of scaffolding. the next phase of the restoration involves protecting the damaged spire from the rain. authorities have pledged to reopen the cathedral to the public. a 2024. so coming up next on news, asia is the government in berlin. losing patience with the king of thailand he loves to spend time in southern germany, and that's pr

djokovic, meanwhile faces daniil medvedev later with the winner guaranteed a place in the finalfour.es cricket board says the side will be playing two t20 internationals in karachi — that‘s in preparation for the t20 world cup that begins in india later that month. england all—rounder moeen ali has welcomed the decision and says it‘s a significant step for international cricket. the teams that came over last year were amazing to have gone through the whole bubble and obviously after the coronavirus pandemic, cricket was obviously on the edge and they helped massively with that, so i think it was probably going to happen anyway, but i think it‘s right that we go back after such a long time to, one for the game itself, but also for pakistan, cricket and the country. lots to look forward to for at home for england too next year. india will tourfor a five test match series. sri lanka and pakistan will also play in limited overs matches. there could be another test series against another team too — if the calander allows. england‘s women team will also face new zealand and south africa wh

djokovic plays alexander zverev, tomorrow, with the winner guaranteed to make the last four., winning in three sets, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3. now, last weekend lewis hamilton made history by equalling michael schumacher‘s record of seven formula 1 world titles. although he's yet to sign a new contract at mercedes for next season, in an exclusive interview with the bbc, he's hinted he'll remain with the team as he bids to surpass that record. but his journey to the top hasn't been easy. he's been speaking to my colleague sally nugent. i remember as a kid adults, teachers, parents of other drivers, youngsters, telling me i would not make it, not good enough, there is no way you are going to make it, go back to your country. all of these horrible things. really, i think, the message was for all of the kids who may be fearing they don't have a voice, dreaming something or wanting to dream big. what is next? i would love to stay, i still feel young, i still feel energised, hungry. it is crazy, yes, i have won the seventh title, but we have another big fight and that is for racial equality a

no one novak djokovic eased through his opening match against argentina's diego schwartzman. djokovic, jew hasn't won the event since 2015 is aiming to even hold roger federer's record of 6 a.t.p. finals titles. the finals are being played behind closed doors at london's 2 arena . you know, i've been playing a to be finals in the serena for, for many years. and, you know, been blessed to experience some incredible matches and not misses. and, you know, i must say that it feels very strange to play in front of the empty stands. but for, everyone, for all the tennis fans out there watching on the t.v., we love you guys, we're missing guys. and of course, back drew brees is likely to be out for several games after suffering multiple red, fractious, and a collapsed lung. the new orleans saints player was injured in a tackle, cheering their victory of the san francisco $49.00. as it's reported, brace already had 3 broken ribs from the saints' previous game. he's not sure exactly how long he'll be out for a mistake in one day. it's our government, this is our season. sure, it's mor

yes, and it will be fantastic to see if djokovic can do it again, or if rafael nadal can.g into turkey and all the trimmings. but with potentially smaller family gatherings, and no christmas parties, farmers are worried that their big birds will remain on the farm and not on our plates. our business correspondent katy austin has this report. it's about time of year again, when we start thinking about these creatures. they might all look similar, but there are a range of different breeds. we have superminis, we have tiny, we have roly—poly ‘s. superminis, we have tiny, we have roly-poly 's. on this farm, planning for the 2025 started as soon as last yea r‘s for the 2025 started as soon as last year's had departed, largely based on what people chose last christmas. soi on what people chose last christmas. so i would say the most common sizes around the seven kilograms mark. how many people would not do? about 12 or 14. that is quite big! many people would not do? about 12 or14. that is quite big! yes, with no leftovers. normally in the uk about 10 million turkeys gets over c

he will need to get novak djokovic on friday if you reach the last 4. that's a news update at this hour and play richardson in berlin from the whole team. thanks for watching. imagine how many push the old loves us turn out in the world? climate change is a good, awful story. this is my place. it went from just one week how much work can really get we still have time to ask. i'm going to watch this. the palace of justice in nuremberg. after the 2nd world war, nearly $200.00 defendants were brought here to be held accountable for 12 years of dictatorship, military aggression, tera and mass murder. at the heart of proceedings was the international military tribunals which tried to keep the war criminals from germany. the core victorious powers responded to the nazis once in a millennium crimes. with a once in a millennium trial, on nov 20th, 1945 20 high ranking nazi leaders were brought by elevator to the court in room $600.00. the former rice marshall hermann goering willingly took on the role of most senior nazi. he was followed by a grand admiral cogb

medvedev beat five—time champion novak djokovic and world number two rafael nadal earlier in the weekin the tie—break and made some amazing decisions to put him under pressure. i had some small control of the match, putting pressure all the time. i was trying to do everything to try to use him as much as possible and i think it worked. definitely one of my best victories in my career, not even talking about the title in the tournament but this match against dominic when he is in this shape, it is something special. monday sees southampton take on wolves in the english premier league, and the saints could move up to fourth in the table with victory at molineaux, and also secure their fourth win in a row in the premier league for the first time since may 2016. southampton will have james ward—prowse and ryan bertrand available after recent hamstring problems. some of the world's top kitesurfers took part in superkite brasil 2020, a freestyle event held on the north coast of brazil. after five days of competition, the men's event went to switzerland's maxime chabloz, with his final trick

rafael nadal and novak djokovic in the same, it's true. his grand slam titles, rafa nadal never won the a.t.p. tour season ending tournament. things look to be going his way against an elementary def keeping the russian. or if you took the 1st sex, no doubt for the match at $54.00 in the 2nd search, it was broken, some love that went downhill. medvedev went on to take the sat on a tie break, and then the match as an adult characteristically faltered with the adaptable mr. dav taking full advantage. thanks. i. i decided to change some small things just because those are going for it a little bit more because i felt like i had the chance to win before some games and said maybe, but if you want. so i had to change and it was really well and we had a dummy t.v. movie medvedev suppose since in the final eventually got pos, an exact joke of it, despite blowing 5 match points, but the austrian held his nerve to beat a man who's won this tournament 5 times packing and many left wonder if this is finally a changing of the guard in men's tennis. now

dominic thiem battled for nearly three hours to beat the world number one novak djokovic to book a placeome back from 4—0 down in the deciding set tie—break to complete the victory at the 02. he'll play either rafael nadal or daniil medvedev tomorrow. it's been a day for the history books at the finale to this year's international swimming league. several records have been broken in budapest, including two by the us superstar caeleb dressel, who became the first person to swim the 100m shortcourse butterfly in under 48 seconds. and you can watch dressel‘s record breaking swims on the bbc sport website but that's it from me. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. have a very good night. north—east england and northern ireland. in wales and the west midlands. 0n blustery winds although. you're watching bbc news with martine croxall. leaders of some of the world's richest economies have called for coronavirus vaccines to be made available to all countries, regardless of wealth. the german chancellor, angela merkel, was among those to call on

and in tennis — austria's dominic thiem beats novak djokovic to reach the atp final. have more on that and a round up of the rest of the sports news in sportsday at half past six. and coming up later this hour — mark kermode gives his unique take on the latest releases, including the volcanic action thriller — skyfire — in the film review. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the annual 620 summit has opened with a call for coronavirus vaccines to be made available to everyone. saudi arabia is hosting the annual summit which is being held virtually online because of the pandemic. borisjohnson is expected to call on them to be more ambitious in their efforts to tackle the pandemic. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet reports. a thoroughly modern moment. many families have to meet like this these days. even the powerful 620 family. the 84—year—old saudi king presiding. everyone at their own table this year. every country struggling with the impact of the deadly pandemic. it's this summit‘s top issue. shall i take the mask off? the world's wealthiest under

to the atp finals in london and daniil medvedev is through to the last four after beating novak djokovicev — the number 4 seed from russia — followed up his victory over alexander zverev on monday by beating the world number one, to make it two wins out of two. winning 6—3, 6—3 to seal his place in the semi—finals with a match to spare. it was always a dream come true to play against him. actually, he was one of the first big three are played in my career in my davis cup so it was amazing memories of matches against him. glad to beat him and serving well and saving the best for the most important moments and that is why i got the win. staying with the atp finals — thursday sees rafa nadal play his must win match against the defending champion stefanos tsitsipas. nadal was beaten here by dominic thiem on tuesday, which means he now has to beat tsitsipas or he's out. the 20 time grand slam champion's never won the atp finals but says he doesn't have anything to prove: i really don't need to show, even to myself or do no—one, that if i played my best tennis i think that if i played my best

face dominic thiem in the final after the austrian came through a three set thriller against novak djokovicter than last year after losing in the final. after my first big title in new york, i will be a bit more calm, there was a mistake, i guess. i was as nervous as before. well, it was so much on the edge, that match, like every single match, the best players in the world are facing off, soiam players in the world are facing off, so i amjust players in the world are facing off, so i am just incredibly happy to be through and just try to get ready for tomorrow. a satellite that's considered critical for understanding the effects of climate change has been launched into space. sentinel—6 took off on board a spacex rocket from a launch pad in california. it will measure oceans and lakes and become the primary means of tracking global sea level rises. data from the satellite will also reveal how huge masses of water are moving around the globe. sentinel—6 was developed jointly by the european and us space agencies. rolf densing is director of operations for the european space agency. he expla

djokovic leading 4—2 in the first set. he has break point. to you, jane. thank you, holly, we will see you in the next hour. the health secretary, matt hancock, has said the nhs will be given whatever resources it needs to roll out a mass programme of vaccinations, as soon as a covid jab is approved. the last fortnight has seen promising announcements by the scientists working on three of the potential vaccines. so how soon might the public receive the jabs — and who would be first? our health correspondent james gallagher has this assessment. vaccines are being developed at unprecedented speed — ten years of work has been condensed into around ten months. more than 200 vaccines are being researched, and the most advanced are starting to produce results. so, how do they work? well, first of all, i want to point out something on the coronavirus itself. this is known as the spike protein and that is what most vaccines are training your body to attack. now, there are broadly four different approaches being used to make coronavirus vaccines. the

novak djokovic says that sealing the year—end men's world number one tennis ranking has eased some ofederer‘s record of six titles, and starts on monday against diego schwartzmann in a group that also includes daniil medvedev and the 2018 winner alexander zverev. this is the crown of all achievements in the year and it is unreal that i managed to win its and finish as the number one six times. i am obviously super proud of it but at the same time, also mixed emotions a little bit because of what is going on in the world. and sometimes in the nfl it's not just whether you're a good player but whether you do it in primetime and the reputations of some are plagued by their performances when the nation's watching. and later on monday night football, itself such a tradition that they have their own set of statistics, kirk cousins will try and win for the first time in 10 attempts. the minnesota vikings quarterback has lost all nine times when his team takes to the field on a monday night and he'll be desperate to shake that off when they meet division rivals the chicago bears. you might ha

novak djokovic takes centre stage at london's o2 arena, as the world number one reaches tomorrow's semifinals title. there are just six weeks left before the end of the brexit transition period, which is where the uk has been following eu rules on a temporary basis, to allow for a new trade deal to be thrashed out. it's been a fraught process, and talks have stopped for a short time, because one of the eu team tested positive for covid—19. over the months, deadlines have come and gone. but now that it's crunch time, how ready are we? here's our political correspondent, alex forsyth. sunday night, six minutes past six, heading into dover for the boat to france. this is a familiarjourney for lorry driver vic. he's been moving goods to and from europe for years. he kept us a video log of a recent trip. it is relatively easy. all you do is show your passport, and i'm presuming that'll go out the window. it is all about to change. new trade rules come into play injanuary. goods moving between the uk and eu will be subject to new customs controls and checks, some phased in, but still, for drivers a

religion indonesia is home to more muslims than any country in the world and the country's president djokovic has already spoken out to condemn the comments made by president my friend he says at this time as the world faces off against the pandemic the world needs unity and not divisive comments lost in america and the caribbean are some of the most dangerous places to be a journalist that's according to a u.n. report the documents the number of journalists killed in the past 3 years between 201829156 reporters and media workers were killed around the world but that number is actually one of the lowest in recent years in the last decade it's estimated a journalist has been killed every 4 days and unesco the un's education scientific and cultural organization says no one has been held to account for the majority of cases in which members of the media were targeted get on kenya is chief of the section for freedom of expression and the safety of journalists at unesco he says that are a few things that can be done to protect journalists. what we are watching here is a failure of the fader off ad

coming up on bbc news, world number one novak djokovic looks to bounce back from defeat at the atp finals his place in the last four. more than 2 million people in west and central scotland will move to the country's toughest level of coronavirus restrictions this evening. the level four rules will apply in 11 council areas, including glasgow. nonessential shops will close, along with pubs, restaurants, hairdressers, gyms and visitor attractions, but schools will remain open. the measures remain in place until the 11th december. james shaw reports. this is one of the busiest, most high—value shopping streets in scotland and there is definitely a sense at the moment of the last—minute rush. but by six o'clock tonight, almost all of this will be shut down. shoppers i spoke to were anxious about the restrictions which are about to be imposed. to be quite honest with you, i think a lot of people are not going to take any notice of what they have been told to do because we have had nearly a whole year of this. ijust think it must be really upsetting for the shops, the small businesses, and i t

in the next half hour, world number one novak djokovic is on court for his final round—robin match att at bbc.co.uk/sport — and it's live on bbc two. more from me in an hour. jane. holly, thank you very much indeed. we will see you in the next hour. a very good afternoon, you're watching bbc news. i am jane a very good afternoon, you're watching bbc news. i amjane hill, to ta ke watching bbc news. i amjane hill, to take you through the next few hours of coronavirus news and more, but let's start with a story away from coronavirus. let's get more now on the news that the prime minister's adviser on ministerial standards, sir alex allan, has resigned, following the inquiry into allegations of bullying by the home secretary. earlier my colleage geeta guru—murthy spoke to the shadow home secretary nick thomas—symonds — who said the prime minister has shown a lack of leadership. the prime minister has said that he loathes bullying, and yet today he has comprehensively failed a test of his leadership when he has had a report on his desk precisely on that issue. sir alex allan could not have

over on the bbc sport website, there's live text commentary of the atp finals as novak djokovic beginswhen he takes on argentina's diego schwartzman. coverage is over on bbc two from 2 o'clock. and i'll have the latest in the next hour. let's return to the news that a second vaccine has shown to be highly effective in the fight against coronavirus, following interim results from testing. the vaccine made by moderna uses mrna to trigger immunity, similar to the pfizer/biontech jab that announced positive results last week. dr stephen hoge is the company's president, he spoke to our medical editor fergus walsh. obviously, we are thrilled. it's been a long year for many of us, and at our company, it's been a long, hard slog to get to the point where we now have clear evidence of the efficacy of the vaccine to prevent covid—19 disease. there was a moment of pretty intense relief. it's been a long, hard strife, as i said, but that quickly passed. after about a minute, it became a realisation that now that we know the vaccine works, we have to get busy to work manufacturing it and distributi

most likely be delayed due to a 2nd wave of covert 1000 while the tournament won last year by novak djokovic was scheduled to start on january 18th, but now a date is in limbo. organizers are hoping a start date can be agreed upon within weeks all but one grand slam tournament was played out in 2020. only women and it was called off due to a pandemic. it is more than a year now since a blaze tour through paris is not saddam cathedral and restores. have completed a vital step in the process to revive the iconic site on the fire broke out back in april $29000.00. the building was already under repair. existing scaffolding was molded by the heat and officials fear it's taking it off could cause the building to collapse. but for the tragedy was has been avoided rather as restore, successfully removed $200.00 tons of scaffolding. the next phase of the restoration includes, involves protecting the damaged spire from the rain authorities have pledged to reopen the cathedral to the public by the year 2024. you're watching the news coming up next to do we news. asia is the government in berlin. losin

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