dubois, maybe elite| assessment. dubois, maybe elite hloomer— assessment.ont _ maturity. you have to come to the forefront and show your strength and that is— forefront and show your strength and that is his _ forefront and show your strength and that is his way of saying, i am here and i_ that is his way of saying, i am here and i mean — that is his way of saying, i am here and i mean business, and he is done well. _ and i mean business, and he is done well. to— and i mean business, and he is done well. to his — and i mean business, and he is done well, to his credit, to hold his nerve — well, to his credit, to hold his nerve in — well, to his credit, to hold his nerve in the verbal action for sicko with anthonyjoshua, who is honestly vastly— with anthonyjoshua, who is honestly vastly more _ with anthonyjoshua, who is honestly vastly more experienced —— verbal back— vastly more experienced —— verbal back and _ vastly more experienced —— verbal back and forth. you vastly more experienced -- verbal back and forth.— back and forth. you have boxed at wendy sta

why when daniel dubois l fights out there. you have sold i out.ng to him? ~ . ., ' why were people not listening tohim? . . ' , to him? we have had 12 years in the uk of _ to him? we have had 12 years in the uk of anthony _ to him? we have had 12 years in the uk of anthony joshua - to him? we have had 12 years in the uk of anthony joshua stop l the uk of anthonyjoshua stop he won at gold medal in london. he has had 2120 three main events, sold—out manchester arena. he had outdoors, he had seven fights and he had been viewed by half a billion people. 490,000 people have paid to watch him. some people might argue that he raise the profile of boxing worldwide. daniel dubois, even though he is dangerous and younger and a terrific fighter, he felt that he was going in there to slay the king and he did slay the king, trust me.— the king and he did slay the king, trust me. listen, steve, if there is— king, trust me. listen, steve, if there is a — king, trust me. listen, steve, if there is a rematch _ king, trust me. listen, steve, if there is a rematch t

dubois. _ champion. 's been really good on that, dubois, he— champion.n. 's been really good on that, dubois, he says of course i | that, dubois, he says of course i wanted — that, dubois, he says of course i wanted to— that, dubois, he says of course i wanted to win the belt in the ring. dubois _ wanted to win the belt in the ring. dubois is — wanted to win the belt in the ring. dubois is not stupid or delusional. he knows— dubois is not stupid or delusional. he knows he's got to prove himself. the perfect — he knows he's got to prove himself. the perfect night to do it and the perfect _ the perfect night to do it and the perfect opponent to do it against. they have — perfect opponent to do it against. they have anthonyjosh wrapped up favourites, this will be his state rs __ favourites, this will be his state �*s —— six stadium fight. how do you see this fight going? he 's -- six stadium fight. how do you see this fight going?— see this fight going? he has now fou~ht in see this fight going? he has now fought in front _ see this fight going? he has now

we might see aj and daniel dubois again. that is the business.o norris has put in one of the best performances of his career to win the singapore grand prix. the mcclaren driver led from start to finish to close the gap with championship leader max verstappen. joe lynskey was watching. lando norris left his car to elation and exhaustion. the singapore grand prix is one of f1's most gruelling. by night on the track, it gets to 37 celsius. norris got close to the world from the front. but behind him, each driver had to dig deep to get close. 0vertaking was not easy, even for the champion. max verstappen finished second but still leads in the standings. this was no landmark race, but at the end it would be lando's. race, but at the end it would be lando's-_ race, but at the end it would be undue-— be lando's. lando norris wednesday _ be lando's. lando norris wednesday singapore i be lando's. lando norris- wednesday singapore grand prix. daniel ricardo, it could be his last one. his final lap was the fastest in the race and it took a point of norris.

when daniel dubois was saying he was a king slayer, why were people not listening?e had 12 ears in not listening? we have had 12 years in the — not listening? we have had 12 years in the uk _ not listening? we have had 12 years in the uk of— not listening? we have had 12 years in the uk of anthony . years in the uk of anthony joshua, he won a gold medal in the olympics in 2012 in london. he has had 22,23 main events, sold—out manchester arena and this is a staggering statistic. 0utdoor we have had seven fights and he has been viewed by close to half a billion people. 490,000 people have paid to watch him in stadium fights. he has notjust carried british boxing but raised the profile of boxing worldwide. daniel dubois, even though he was the champion and younger and dangerous, he felt even going in there, he would slay the king and he did slay the king, trust me.— the king and he did slay the king, trust me. our thanks to steve barnes _ king, trust me. our thanks to steve barnes there. - stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. if you've been caught in some of the

likejoshua, dubois also had to rebuild his career after a tough loss to usyk last year.hampion following usyk�*s decision to relinquish the belt. i'll show you guys on the night, i prepared forthis, i know it's in me, and i need to bring out. just do what we've always done, but this time, a bit sharper and better. those bankrolling this competition have added a bit of glitz and glamour to the event by staging the media activities at iconic landmarks in london, with anthonyjoshua hoping to use this as a landmark win in his career. this win would cement his time with other boxers who have won three times. you will do as you're walking with giants, as they say, your walking with the likes of... muhammad ali, the greatest, even brilliant fighters like evander holyfield — that's the club you join. they're notjust heavyweights, they are the greatest heavyweights in the history of our sport. and that's wherejoshua is aiming for, that's what he wants to do in front of 96,000 people at wembley at 10pm on saturday night. this is arguably the biggest domestic heavyweight fight on b

daniel dubois was a big underdog.se it's normally the other way round. but he really showed his mettle and his youth and his vim and his vigour, and he hurtjoshua in that first round. joshua was slow and listless and dubois was very sharp, very quick, quicker to the punch in the first round and it was a tactical error from joshua. he was caught by a coruscating right hand in that first round, saved by the bell, and spent three rounds really surviving and trying to recover. um, he did, uh, pull out some punches in the fifth round and told his cornerman that he was going to roll the dice and these were the moments that he was born for. but unfortunately he did hurt dubois. but wasn't the full packet himself at the time was probably 30% of himself and was caught by a huge right hand counter and was left like clothes crumpling into a suitcase, unfortunately. and it was all over. so let's look at what's next for each of them. let's start off with dubois as he won. where is the world at his feet now? 0h, absolutely. at his

anthonyjoshua and daniel dubois faced—off whilst meeting the press in london on thursday.—british ibf world heavyweight title fight at wembley stadium on saturday. dubois won the interim ibf title injune and was elevated to world champion status when oleksandr usyk vacated. the pair will clash in front of a reported post—war british record crowd of 96,000. it is a blessing to be back again and be able to perform, prove to myself, prove to my team that have listened to their instructions and training camp and i am ready to rock and roll. and i am in supreme condition, physically and also mentally. yeah, it's good to be back and i've been watching some of the old fights as well. just adding fuel to the fire and i made a rumble and reminding myself that i can do this and incapable of it. i am tough, so is he and we have similarities and may the best man win, really. the world title, i need to maintain it and it's a great thing to have and i need to legitimise myself by winning this fight and i am ready to go to war amd i am ready for a fight. it's the resurrection story of my

thrash england in the first one—dayer at trent bridge, and anthonyjoshua faces off against daniel duboishead of their ibf world title fight at wembley on saturday. you're very welcome along to the programme, wherever you are watching around the world. let's start then, with the busy evening of champions league football around europe and a surprising loss for the five—time winners of the competition. barcelona have won their first five la liga games of the season, however, they were beaten 2—1 by monaco. hansi flick�*s side were forced to play most of the match with ten men after defender eric garcia was sent off. george elnikecina scored the winner for the french side, who are back in europe's top competition for the first time in five years. they bring a lot of players in with the youth speed and it was not easy to to defend and after 10 minutes or 12 minutes with a red card, the game changed totally. but what i can see is really the positive things we tried, first, we tried to really to to defend as a team and also attack as a team. and we have chances. but today they deserve the 2—1 s

anthony joshua versus daniel dubois.is was before the fight. they always have the press conference beforehand. there's usually loads of them beforehand. so this was before the fight because they have fought before although sparring. so will that have any effect on what we're going to see tomorrow night? this is what they said. >> can we clear that up now? obviously we know you guys are going to fight for the real thing on saturday, but can we clear up this sparring story? the sparring rumours aj you cracked me with a great shot and it's my chance to get him back on saturday. >> i'm looking forward to it. >> i'm looking forward to it. >> there you go. >> there you go. >> we sparred hundreds of rounds in it. >> you cracked him , daniel. so >> you cracked him, daniel. so you know you can hurt him in sparring. >> now we're fighting. it's different, you know. it's different. let it go. let's move on. now we can move on now. on move on. move on. >> move on. >> okay. >> okay. >> it's all a little bit uncomfortable, isn't it, re

because people say daniel dubois thought the greatest fight. that was his greatest fight.e worst version of aj. last night, it was daniel dubois wanted redemption. whenever it is, they will find a narrative. there are other fights out there. we have had 12 years in there. we have had 12 years in the uk of anthonyjoshua. he won a gold medal at the olympics london 2012. he has had about 22, 23 main events, sold—out london arenas, manchester arena, and this is a staggering statistic for you. he has had seven fights and he has been viewed by close to half a billion people, 490,000 people have paid to watch him stop notjust british boxing, some people would argue that he has pushed the profile of boxing worldwide. daniel dubois, even though he is the champion and dangerous, a terrific fighter, he felt going in there to slay the king, and he did say the king.— he did say the king. steve burns. he did say the king. steve burns- if _ he did say the king. steve burns. if you _ he did say the king. steve burns. if you want - he did say the king. steve burns. if you want to - he did

daniel dubois, _ blow, incredible. thank you. daniel dubois, not— blow, incredible. thank you.built to be a fighter, last night was all of that coming to fruition. dropped joshua _ that coming to fruition. dropped joshua a — that coming to fruition. dropped joshua a few times and in the face finally— joshua a few times and in the face finally oven — joshua a few times and in the face finally over. dubois, new stratosphere, questions over what is next for— stratosphere, questions over what is next for anthonyjoshua, in front of 96,000 _ next for anthonyjoshua, in front of 96,000 in — next for anthonyjoshua, in front of 96,000 in wembley, liam gallagher performed before, just his second world _ performed before, just his second world title — performed before, just his second world title fight appearance, joshua's _ world title fight appearance, joshua's dream of becoming a champion— joshua's dream of becoming a champion ending. a bit of a counter from joshua but then two more big hits from dubois knocking him down for a fourth and final time. a defining night for both these men.

what a performance and win by daniel dubois, hissed on the boxing world with his brilliant upset whenif there any nerves, he showed no signs, predominating proceedings from the opening bout and had anthonyjoshua down in the opening round and thenit down in the opening round and then it was i—way traffic. joshua showed a tremendous amount of courage to stand the contest for as long as he did. he looked out on his feet but somehow he went into the fifth round and just when it looked like he was getting a foot on, it was now by a thunderous right count which put him down and out. a brilliant win for daniel dubois who in 2020 suffered a career ending injury and he was stopped in a bout and he was stopped in a bout and that raise questions about whether i had the temperament to fight at this level body as a question is denied in his victory and it opens the door for a potential bout against tyson fury or 0leksandr usyk and as for anthonyjoshua, it's back to the drawing board. veterans, the princess royal and uk armed forces in the netherlands today, as commemorations continue to mark the 8

dubois, because what happened is they were contemporary but dubois was taken as more serious or whatever. and he, in his view of education, etc., was accepted. booker t washington can you speak to why that might have happened? well all i can tell you is he didn't set up a series of schools like booker t washington and right booker t washington set a legacy of schools fundamentals in underserved areas along with julian, rosa, julius rosenwald of the founder of sears. they set up these schools that not only when i went to tuskegee to do the special, the guy that i interviewed was from niger and he said, i go, i go, where? how did you get here? he said, it was my dream of going to teaching at tuskegee, since i always had a rosenwald school in africa. i'm like, oh my goodness, this guy affected almost every continent. so w.e.b. dubois, an unbelievable intellectual, i believe the first african-american ph.d. i read i read his books. i read his biography when he was in his seventies. he wrote it. so he outlived booker t wayne hsieh by 25 years. so he had a different life. but i think the legac

dubois had question marks around him.ow, he dived out quite early against, joe joyce a few years ago . i never accused a boxer of ago. i never accused a boxer of getting into the ring and bottling it. i hate that phrase because boxers just don't do that. but there have been questions, question marks around his his pedigree, even his talent or his staying power. last night he busted those into into oblivion yesterday because anthony joshua looked very well. he looked well. he was obviously rattled. well it was it was an early it was an early punch with the right hand that did it. and anthony joshua has kind of evolved his style in the last few years. and it hasn't really worked. he tried to he was he was a bruiser. then he became a boxer because he wasn't he was getting found out. and when it came to the elite level fights, but that's four defeats now in the last ten, ten fights, always accused of being a bit too much of a bodybuilder, wasn't he? >> that's what that's what a fighter that was. >> always tyson fury's accusat

dubois, because what happened is they were contemporary but dubois was taken as more serious or whatever. and he, in his view of education, etc., was accepted. booker t washington can you speak to why that might have happened? well all i can tell you is he didn't set up a series of schools like booker t washington and right booker t washington set a legacy of schools fundamentals in underserved areas along with julian, rosa, julius rosenwald of the founder of sears. they set up these schools that not only when i went to tuskegee to do the special, the guy that i interviewed was from niger and he said, i go, i go, where? how did you get here? he said, it was my dream of going to teaching at tuskegee, since i always had a rosenwald school in africa. i'm like, oh my goodness, this guy affected almost every continent. so w.e.b. dubois, an unbelievable intellectual, i believe the first african-american ph.d. i read i read his books. i read his biography when he was in his seventies. he wrote it. so he outlived booker t wayne hsieh by 25 years. so he had a different life. but i think the legac

while in the coming hours, wembley stadium will be rocking as 96,000 watchjoshua v dubois for the ibfnship. hello, and thanks forjoining us on a day in the premier league that has seen chelsea 3—0 winners over west ham at london stadium in the early kick—off. nicolas jackson was on a hatrick inside 20 minutes, and he added an asist to cole palmer for the third just after half—time, as enzo maresca's project starts to take shape. for the hammers, it was a third straight league defeat at home, which leaves them just above the relegation zone. joe lynskey has more. five games into this premier league season — for chelsea, there are signs from the star it's come together. £200 million spent in the summer, at a stockpile of options in every position — but west ham made it simple. position - but west ham made it simle. �* ., ., position - but west ham made it simle. �* . ., , ., ., simple. and what a start that is for chelsea. _ simple. and what a start that is for chelsea. nicholas - is for chelsea. nicholas jackson _ is for chelsea. nicholas jackson showed - is for chelsea. nicholas jacks

unfortunately, he did it hurt dubois but wasn't the full packet himself— dubois but wasn't the full ackett by a huge right hand counter l by a huge right hand counter and was left by clothes crumbling into a suitcase, unfortunately.— crumbling into a suitcase, unfortunately. let's look at what's next _ unfortunately. let's look at what's next for _ unfortunately. let's look at what's next for each - unfortunately. let's look at what's next for each of - unfortunately. let's look at i what's next for each of them, starting with dubois. is the world at his feet? absolutely at his hands _ world at his feet? absolutely at his hands and _ world at his feet? absolutely at his hands and feet. - world at his feet? absolutely at his hands and feet. he - world at his feet? absolutely. at his hands and feet. he took at his hands and feet. he took a knee with the orbital socket, lost to alexander in poland. 0ver lost to alexander in poland. over the last 13 months, he's really learned his man strengths emotionally and physically. he's 27 and in the prime of his life, and that scalp is in or missed. —

a brilliant win for daniel dubois, a man who back in 2020, suffered a career ending eye injury.phatic style this evening, and this victory will open the doorfor a potential unification bout against either tyson fury or 0leksandr usyk next year. as for anthonyjoshua, well, it's back to the drawing board. before we let you go we will recap the breaking news. a mass shooting in alabama that left at least four people dead and dozens wounded. this is what we know. police say multiple shooters fired on a group of people in a district of birmingham just after 11pm local time. in terms of the figures, we know two men and woman were found dead at the scene. a fourth victim died at a local hospital. with us. hello, again. we've seen some pretty intense thunderstorms over the last 24 hours. in fact, throughout saturday into sunday morning, there was about 13,000 lightning strikes across the uk. and throughout this afternoon, we are still looking at something thundery downpours, particularly across parts of wales, midlands and southern areas of england. just look at the brighter colours the

three—time world heavyweight boxing champion have been dashed — after he was knocked out by daniel duboise fifth round. hello, i'm kasia madera. we start in the middle east, where israel says hezbollah fired over 150 missiles into the country — in the latest excalation of cross—border strikes between the two sides. in turn, israel has launched extensive airstrikes on targets in southern lebanon. prime minister, benjamin netanyaju said his country had inflicted a series of heavy blows on hezbollah in recent days, saying "if they haven't understood the message yet, they will". residents in the northern israeli port city of haifa, nearly 30km from the border with lebanon, have been told to restrict gatherings and stay near shelters, after it — and a nearby airbase — were targeted by hezollah rockets. and lebanon's health ministry now says 45 people, including women and children, were killed in friday's israeli attack on beirut. from jerusalem, paul adams reports. northern israel under attack this morning. houses hit far from the lebanese border. hezbollah are seeking revenge after days of de

anthony joshua takes on daniel dubois.powerful knockout punches in the ring ? britain's youngest ring? britain's youngest promoter, ben shalom, will be here with us for the ringside gossip . gossip. >> married at first sight uk is back on our screens this week. is there such a thing as love at first sight? can couples still be matched blindly? while former married at first sight star april banbury will be here to reveal . reveal. all. so do you think you can fall in love at first sight? >> no. i think you can fancy someone on first sight. maybe. perhaps even lust. dare i say it? but i don't think you can fall in love from first sight. >> no, i totally agree with you. actually yes. i don't think you can fall in love at first sight, but let us know if you have. if you've got a story, perhaps you're married now for 60 years after falling in love at first sight. love those. >> i love your stories. >> i love your stories. >> yeah, send those in. i think love develops over time because you become. you know, love is incumbency of

a big blow for anthonyjoshua — after suffering a fifth round knockout to daniel dubois in their heavyweightt wembley hello. israel has been carrying out widespread attacks on southern lebanon with fighter jets, as the us warns the risk of an escalation in fighting between israel and hezbollah |s "acute" a nd "real" these are the latest pictures we've received, showing explosions lighting up the night sky in southern lebanon. saturday has seen cross—border fire between israel and the iranian—backed lebanese group, hezbollah throughout the day. and those attacks have continued into the night. the israeli army says its using dozens of fighterjets and �*striking extensively�* after it learnt that hezbollah was preparing to launch a large—scale launch against israel. lebanon's health ministry now says 37 people, including women and children, were killed in friday's israeli attack on beirut. rescue workers have been searching through the rubble of a high—rise building that was targeted in the attack. hezbollah has confirmed two of its senior commanders were killed in the strike. the cross—border

but it was dubois who came out firing from the off.und. a solid right hand to the chin then ended the bout in a ko solid right hand to the chin then ended the bout in a k0 in round five. in other news, sir keir starmer has promised to protect public services from extreme cuts as he made a bid to move on from rows over donations and strife at number 10 after arriving at the labour party conference earlier today. speaking to the sunday mirror newspaper on the eve of the conference, the prime minister said his government was not going down the road of austerity like that pursued by david cameron's administration. he's intent on shifting that attention away from rows over those donations and the internal number 10 infighting. upon arrival, sir keir starmer said the conference would show how labour are fixing the foundations and rebuilding our country. >> change is starting and today we're going to set out and over the next coming days how we're fixing the foundations and rebuilding our country. so enjoy conference. very, very good to be he

desire.— blanche dubois in streetcar named desire.- it i blanche dubois in streetcarj named desire.- role i wanted to _ named desire. why? it was a role i wanted to play - named desire. why? it was a role i wanted to play since i l role i wanted to play since i was in high school, and finally did it 30 years later, and probably one of the most challenging to mount and also to play consistently, which we did here and in new york. streetcar named desire, then transfer— streetcar named desire, then transfer to one... streetcar named desire, then transfer to one. . ._ transfer to one... she slowly noes transfer to one... she slowly goes mad — transfer to one... she slowly goes mad and _ transfer to one... she slowly goes mad and is _ transfer to one... she slowly goes mad and is taken i transfer to one... she slowly goes mad and is taken off i transfer to one... she slowly goes mad and is taken off to| transfer to one... she slowly i goes mad and is taken off to an insane asylum, and one sees that as an audience, you see that as an audience, you see that this integration happening. i tha

i'm maurice dubois in for norah o'donnell.re will be no debate rematch between kamala harris and donald trump. the former president sold himself as a winning boxer in today's announcement, writing, "when a prizefighter loses a fight, the first words out of his mouth are "i want a rematch."" essentially calling harris the debate's loser. but there will be several more battleground campaign stops over the next 54 days. harris made two stops in north carolina, and then she is onto pennsylvania tomorrow. the former president is in the west, speaking in arizona today and las vegas tomorrow. cbs's nancy cordes is in charlotte, north carolina, where harris was riding high after her debate performance. >> are we going to do this, north carolina? >> reporter: vice president harris threw down the gauntlet here in charlotte this afternoon. >> two nights ago, donald trump and i had our first debate. [cheers and applause] and i believe we owe it to the voters to have another debate. >> reporter: but just minutes earlier, former president t

he is the draw, the big star, but dubois,...prove he is a worthy champion. he guess, he will want to prove he is a worthy champion.— is a worthy champion. he has been really — is a worthy champion. he has been really good _ is a worthy champion. he has been really good on - is a worthy champion. he has been really good on that - is a worthy champion. he has been really good on that the | been really good on that the whole — been really good on that the whole time. he has said, of course, _ whole time. he has said, of course, i_ whole time. he has said, of course, i wanted to when the belt — course, i wanted to when the belt in — course, i wanted to when the belt in the ring. not to be gifted _ belt in the ring. not to be gifted a _ belt in the ring. not to be gifted a belt by a telegram, so to speak _ gifted a belt by a telegram, so to speak. he has said that all atom} — to speak. he has said that all atom} he _ to speak. he has said that all along. he knows exactly what he has got — along. he knows exactly what he has got to —

dubois by knockout.nk it will get a decent fight out of it, or will it be all over in, around? >> it could be over in a couple of rounds, but that's not always the worst thing. i think certainly it will be exciting whilst it lasts. and the important thing is you've got a bumper undercard full of great british domestic fights, you've got the two best middleweights in hamzah sheeraz and tyler denny, and in the co—main, and then if you like a bit of entertainment as well, you've also got liam gallagher performing, so there's a bit of everyone and it'll be enough to keep you engaged and going until about midnight or half midnight when it's done right. >> okay, that's a treat all round, ben . alan, thank you very round, ben. alan, thank you very much. talking about the big fight tonight, i've still got my lovely panel with me , kai and lovely panel with me, kai and charlie going to be watching the boxing tonight. charlie >> well, the first thing i'll be doing is going straight up the betting shop. by the soun

but it was dubois who came out firing from the off. a big dubois right hand dropped joshua in the opening round. a solid right hand to the chin then ended the bout in a ko solid right hand to the chin then ended the bout in a k0 in round five. in other news, sir keir starmer has promised to protect public services from extreme cuts as he made a bid to move on from rows over donations and strife at number 10 after arriving at the labour party conference earlier today. speaking to the sunday mirror newspaper on the eve of the conference, the prime minister said his government was not going down the road of austerity like that pursued by david cameron's administration. he's intent on shifting that attention away from rows over those donations and the internal number 10 infighting. upon arrival, sir keir starmer said the conference would show how labour are fixing the foundations and rebuilding our country. >> change is starting and today we're going to set out and over the next coming days how we're fixing the foundations and rebuilding o

dubois won the interim ibf title injune and was elevated to world champion when oleksandr usyk vacatedincluding seven birdies, saw him end friday 13 under par at the top of the leaderboard, equalling the mark set in 2008 by ireland's paul mcginley. rory mcilroy is four shots further back on 9 under after a birdie at the end of his round. i'm happy with where i'm at. i could have been a little bit better but i think also it could have been a little worse as well. so, yeah, four behind going into the weekend. not too many people between me in the lead. it's a good position to be in. british driver lando norris was fastest after second practice at the singapore grand prix. the mclaren driver leapfrogged ferrari's charles leclerc by six one—hundredths of a second, with team—mate carlos sainz six tenths off the pace in third. red bull's championship leader, max verstappen, has dropped way down the list and was 15th fastest. norris is looking to eat into verstappen's lead in the driver standings. a thrilling encounter and reached a first rugby union victory in seven attempts. the game ended

but it was dubois who came out firing from the off.hand to the chin then ended the bout in a ko solid right hand to the chin then ended the bout in a k0 in round five. in other news, sir keir starmer has promised to protect public services from extreme cuts as he made a bid to move on from rows over donations and strife at number 10 after arriving at the labour party conference earlier today. speaking to the sunday mirror newspaper on the eve of the conference, the prime minister said his government was not going down the road of austerity like that pursued by david cameron's administration. he's intent on shifting that attention away from rows over those donations and the internal number 10 infighting. upon arrival, sir keir starmer said the conference would show how labour are fixing the foundations and rebuilding our country. >> change is starting and today we're going to set out and over the next coming days how we're fixing the foundations and rebuilding our country. so enjoy conference. very, very good to be here. >> today was da

but it was dubois who came out firing from the off.nd to the chin then ended the bout in a ko solid right hand to the chin then ended the bout in a k0 in round five. in other news, sir keir starmer has promised to protect public services from extreme

or dubois.7 >> now, is it dubois or dubois.7 >> dubois.7 it is. mean, i know that's french, but the americans would say dubois, wouldn't they? >> don't probably. don't make this. he's british, but. but don't make the mistake of gabby agbonlahor, the footballer who i think came late to the party in terms of boxing and spent all week calling him dubois. oh, yeah. >> slightly embarrassing . >> slightly embarrassing. >> slightly embarrassing. >> exactly. but yeah. huge fight tonight. yeah. >> now i know you've been talking about this before in the week, but about sir keir starmer's boxing arsenal, what do you think i mean, could he still go in the stands with his son because that's his argument. >> look he should be able to go to football. yeah, on the face of it, i don't have a problem with that whatsoever. john major david miller always sat in the director's box at chelsea back in the 90s. they were fixtures there of course, for probably. well, throughout his time as prime minister so seven years when you consider now it's slightly different. i do t

dubois won the interim ibf title injune and was elevated to world champion when 0leksandr usyk vacatedatjoshua to be recognised as the world champion. a. they welter title, i need to retain it and hold onto it so, it a great thing to have but i need to legitimise myself by winning this fight so i am ready to go, i am ready for a fight. as a resurrection story for my career and i'm just trying to roll right now so, you know, ijust want the biggest challenges and make a name for myself and a history. it's a blessing to be back again. _ it's a blessing to be back again, to be able to perform, prove — again, to be able to perform, prove to— again, to be able to perform, prove to myself, prove to my team — prove to myself, prove to my team that _ prove to myself, prove to my team that i have listened to a structured training, and we are ready— structured training, and we are ready to — structured training, and we are ready to rock and roll. i'm in sumemely_ ready to rock and roll. i'm in supremely condition, physically and also — supremely condition, physically and also mentally so yeah, it

dubois -- john pulsar called it a legal lynching and w.e.b. dubois wrote a poem about it.s part of it. bloodstained nation, stretch out your hands. cover them with your gory gowns. come, lawyers, in your sheets of shame proud partners of thugs and thieves. was there a tinge of anti-semitism in your parents' execution, do you think? >> i do. i don't think they were arrested because they were jews. they were arrested because they were communists in my father was arrested because he had committed espionage, but i think two things happened. there was no way that a jewish judge was not going to sentence them to death. this is not me talking. this is the editors of a whole bunch of jewish newspapers, who, believing my parents were guilty, felt the judge had been guilty himself of what they called a jewish complex in sentencing them to death, but even more important, it gave the anti-semites a field day, because they can -- could say, jews are dangerous because they are likely to be communists and communist are likely to be spies and spies are likely to be traders. but i don't th

he's taking on londoner daniel dubois, the champion, in this all british heavyweight title, fight.ional face—off. this was in trafalgar square. joshua weighed in at 18 stone, with dubois, a few pounds less at 17.10 that's still the heaviest he's been. a post war record crowd, of 96,000 fans, are expected to pack out wembley stadium later. the london roars, went up forjoshua, and he had a message for his fans, ahead of the fight. it's a blessing to be back again, to be able to perform, prove to myself, prove to my team that i have listened to a go home and make a player for after a much more positive 2024 and hoping to return to the world's top 50 there's now, another injury blow for emma radacanu. it's been a disappointing morning for her, on the other side of the world, as she was forced to retirejust half an hour, into her korea open, quarter—final against daria kasatkina, herfirst tournament since her opening round elimination, at the us open. the 2021 us open champion, was trailing 4—1 in the opening set, when she had a medical time out, because of a problem with her left ankle

joshua weighed in at 18 stone, with dubois, a few pounds less at 17 stone 10 pounds, that's still thexpected to pack out wembley stadium later. the london roars, went up forjoshua, and he had a message for his fans, ahead of the fight. ijust wanna i just wanna say ijust wanna say a massive thank— ijust wanna say a massive thank you... thank you for sticking _ thank you... thank you for sticking with me... i'm gonna ask— sticking with me... i'm gonna ask you — sticking with me... i'm gonna ask you one favour... go home tonight— ask you one favour... go home tonight and _ ask you one favour... go home tonight and pray for me for success_ tonight and pray for me for success tomorrow. plenty of cricket going on today, with australia right one going for their 14th one day win in a row, it would be their 7th straight win over england in 0.d eyes that is underway at headingley in leeds you can go to our website. that's bbc.com.sport. i'm just going to take you to the live picture that we are monitoring. 0n the lebanese israel border. we have information from the israel defense force which ha

i'm maurice dubois in for norah.begin tonight with the danger from helene, now over the midsouth after roaring onto land over the big bend portion of florida as a major category 4 hurricane, with winds up to 140 miles per hour. tonight, flooding is the main concern across north carolina, georgia, and tennessee, where we just learned dozens of people had to be rescued after being stranded on the roof of a hospital. they are among the hundreds who had to be saved from rising waters. the devastation stretches for hundreds of miles across the storm zone, homes destroyed, trees splintered, lives upended. at least 43 people have died. power knocked out to more than 4.5 million homes and businesses, from florida to ohio. and in north carolina, they have seen nearly 30 inches of rain, and it is still falling. we have a team of correspondents across the disaster zone, beginning with dave malkoff in a swamped atlanta. >> reporter: a desperate scene in erwin, tennessee, as floodwaters surrounded this hospital, trapping more tha

joshua weighed in at 18 stone, with dubois, a few pounds less at 17 stone 10 pounds, that's still the crowd, of 96,000 fans, are expected to pack out wembley stadium later. britain's lando norris is on pole position for the singapore grand prix. it's the mclaren driver's fourth pole in six races. he's currently 59 points behind championship leader max verstappen who'll start second on the grid for red bull with lewis hamilton's mercedes third. but carlos sainz�* car will need plenty of work to be ready to race on sunday after he made a mess of a bend and crashed his ferrari during qualifying — the session had to be paused for the car to be removed. azadeh, i can tell you there was also a liver that had to be removed from the practical session early this morning, let's hope for none of that during the main race. yes, thank you. president zelensky says ukraine still does not have permission from the united states or the uk to use long—range western—supplied missiles, on targets in russia. fears are growing in the west about the war escalating. 0vernight, there were explosions at a russi

dubois, who retained the ibf heavyweight championship, dropped joshua multiple times before the refereeld not stop him from rebuilding but did admit he and his team came up short. our sports reporter, ade adedoyin, watched the fight at wembley. what a performance and a win by daniel, who stunned the boxing world with the upset win against anthonyjoshua. he came in as the underdog despite being the champion and if there were any nerves, he showed no signs, dominating from the opening bell. you had joshua down in opening round and it was one—way traffic. joshua showed courage to stay on as long as he did, he looked out on his feet but somehow rallied. in the fifth round, when it looked like he was getting a foothold, he was nailed by a thunderous hand which put him down turn down. every win for daniel, who suffered a near career ending injury. it raises questions if he had the tethering to compete at this level. he answered his critics and this victory will open the door for critics and this victory will open the doorfor a critics and this victory will open the door for a potential unific

dubois holds the ibf belt after the former unified champion, 0leksandr usyk, gave up the title.orget about it. so i've worked hard, i'm due for a lot of pain, and i've worked hard to get better. so hopefully those experiences don't happen again, because as you saw that night, i don't like losing. hagar that night, i don't like losing. how lona did it that night, i don't like losing. how long did it take _ that night, i don't like losing. how long did it take for _ that night, i don't like losing. how long did it take for you to get that belief yourself? 0r long did it take for you to get that belief yourself? or did you always haveit? belief yourself? or did you always have it? �* :, , ., �* have it? i've always had it, i'm nifted have it? i've always had it, i'm gifted with _ have it? i've always had it, i'm gifted with an _ have it? i've always had it, i'm gifted with an ability _ have it? i've always had it, i'm gifted with an ability to - have it? i've always had it, i'm gifted with an ability to fight i have it? i've always had it, i'm i gifted with an ability to fight and

anthonyjoshua says he won't give up after being defeated by daniel dubois — who retained his ibf worldnce on saturday night. dubois dominated the all—british fight in front of 96,000 spectators at wembley stadium and ultimately knocked joshua down for a fourth and final time in the fifth round. he could not keep me down. he was going to have to nail me to that canvas. i was unstoppable tonight. it was a good fight. i just enjoyed it. enjoy the whole moment, winning and coming through that and fulfilling my potential tonight anyway so on we go. of course i want to continue fighting. that is why i said, we took a shot at success and we came up short. what does that mean now? we're going to run away or live to fight another day? that is what i am, i am a warrior and also before i finish we have to give credit to our opponent as well, daniel. even though when i set up to fight opponents i don't really like them in my head any more, but now that it is done, i take my hat off to him as say well done to him and his team. next four anthony joshua? the champions manchester city or arsenal will

joshua weighed in at 18 stone, with dubois, a few pounds less at 17 stone 10 pounds, that's still theum later. and that's all the sport for now. ididn't give i didn't give this weather, i did the sport, but i am pretty sure it is going to be nice and dry that that later on. you did a fantastic — dry that that later on. you did a fantastic job, _ dry that that later on. you did a fantastic job, thank- dry that that later on. you did a fantasticjob, thank you i dry that that later on. you did a fantastic job, thank you for | a fantasticjob, thank you for that. all right, let's go back to news now. us presidentjoe biden will shortly meet japanese prime minster fumio kishida, as part of the indo—pacific quad summit. mr biden is hosting his counterparts from the group, which also includes australia and india, with plans to announce new strategic security initiatives in the indian ocean. for more on this, let's speak to tomohiko taniguchi, special advisor at the think tank fujitsu future studies. he was also previously a special advisor to the cabinet of former prime minister shinzo abe. th

joshua is taking on english compatriot daniel dubois, the ibf champion, in this all british heavyweighthe heaviest he�*s been. a post—war record crowd of 96,000 fans are expected to pack out wembley stadium later. and that�*s all the sport for now. us presidential hopeful kamala harris has challenged donald trump to a second debate. in a statement, the harris campaign says the vice president has accepted an invitation from cnn for a debate on the 23rd of october. the nominees met for the first time at a debate earlier this month, and kamala harris says they "owe it to the voters" to have another. these are live pictures from wilmington in north carolina, donald trump is addressing his supporters at a rally. and in the past hour, he appeared to rule out having another debate. this is a live shot from wilmington, north carolina, not wilmington, north carolina, not wilmington, delaware wherejoe biden is right now, and what she has been sent is he does not think he needs another debate with kamala harris, we will wait to see what happens. i�*v e i�*ve already done too. one with crooked joe

like joshua, dubois also had to _ like losing.d a bit of glitz and glamour to the event by stating the media activities in iconic locations in london. perhaps fitting with anthonyjoshua attempting to achieve a landmark moment in his career. a win, and he willjoin and select group of boxers who have won the heavyweight title three times. you walkin: heavyweight title three times. you walking with _ heavyweight title three times. y’m. walking with giants, alongside lennox lewis, riegle. muhammad ali, the greatest. even brilliant fighters like evander holyfield. that's the club you join. they are not just that's the club you join. they are notjust heavyweights, they are the greatest heavyweights in the history of our sport. and that is where joshuais of our sport. and that is where joshua is aiming for. that's what he wants to do in front of 96,000 people at wembley in about 10pm on saturday night. this people at wembley in about 10pm on saturday night-— saturday night. this is arguably the bi est saturday night. this is arguably the