h to walking out in a semi final at eden park?— to walking out in a semi final at eden park?me in the last couple of— eden park? i think it's hit me in the last couple of days, - eden park? i think it's hit me in the last couple of days, just - eden park? i think it's hit me inj the last couple of days, just the magnitude of it. i played there first weekend, and it's incredible then, _ first weekend, and it's incredible then, so— first weekend, and it's incredible then, so i— first weekend, and it's incredible then, so i can only imagine it will be simiian — then, so i can only imagine it will be similar. it doesn't get much higgen — be similar. it doesn't get much bigger. it's going to be an incredible experience. time where you are, it's a 7:a8am here, so we're already into game day. eden park is going to be absolutely rocking. england and canada is that 3:30 a:m.. that's followed by new zealand and france at 6:30am uk time. i know it's very early, both will be live on radio five live, but these are world cup spinal spots up for grabs.- five live, but these are world cup sp

it's a sell—out at eden park in auckland.k ferns four times in world cup finalsm four times in world cup finals, including the last, in 2017. captain hunter was on the losing side in belfast, but she did lift the trophy in the previous world cup. that inside was very special for very many different reasons, and always will be, but i guess the journey we have been on has a squad over these two years, to think about the things we've been through, it would have to be up there, but we know it won't come easy for us. it'll be one hell of a challenge at eden park, sold out in front of a home crowd. we're going to have to be on our a game is to get the trophy. to get the trophy. it's a formula one weekend, they are in brazil and pole for sunday's sao paulo grand prix will be decided by a sprint race on saturday. surpisingly, rhe haas driver kevin magnussen is on pole for that. one of the shocks of the season. world champion max verstappen is on the front row besides him, he's not a big fan of this format for the occasional race. yes

the match at eden park was watched by a record crowd of 42 and a half thousand.ho were leading at half time but at the final whistle the score was 34—31 to the defending champions. england saw out much of the match with 1a players after losing wing lydia thompson for a high tackle in the 18th minute. we have got her. we are with her. i've told her to stop saying sorry. definitely not the reason we didn't win this game and she needs to know that. she is the most amazing person, a brilliant player, and she doesn't need to have that guilt associated with her. knowing her, she will do, but we are with her and we will pick her up make sure she is all right. we will pick her up make sure she is all riuht. ~ . ., ., we will pick her up make sure she is allriuht. ~ . ., ., ,, the autumn internationals continue this weekend — and in dublin ireland are hoping to make it five wins from five over fiji this afternoon. head coach andy farrell made nine changes from the team that beat world champions south africa last weekend — prop tadhg furlong is wearing the captain's armban

the women's rugby world cup for a sixth time after a dramatic victory over england at auckland's eden parknine minutes to go, putting them ahead by three points. let's speak to maria crowfoot, who's the coach for the bath rugby women's team and an england fan. 0f of course you are an england fan! maria, where you were up early to watch the match? yes, of course, and definitely still an england fan. my first emotion was devastation, but thenit first emotion was devastation, but then it quickly turned to dust well done to new zealand, what an amazing tournament they have put on, and hopefully what it does for their country in terms of rugby and that will help us out a little bit with finishing second. we will help us out a little bit with finishing second.— will help us out a little bit with finishing second. we had all the attention focused _ finishing second. we had all the attention focused on _ finishing second. we had all the attention focused on the - finishing second. we had all the - attention focused on the lionesses, the women's soccer team for the early part of the year and i wome

it's a sell—out at eden park in auckland. will be, but i guess the journey we have been on has a squad over these two years, to think about the things we've been through, it would have to be up there, but we know it won't come easy for us. “ asa —— as a squad of. —— as a squad. it'll be one hell of a challenge at eden park, sold out in front of a home crowd. we're going to have to be on our a game to get the trophy. it's a formula one weekend, they are in brazil and pole for sunday's sao paulo grand prix will be decided by a sprint race on saturday. surprisingly, the haas driver kevin magnussen is on pole for that. one of the shocks of the season. world champion max verstappen is on the front row besides him. he's not a big fan of this format for the occasional race. yes, honestly, i'mjust not a big fan of it because i feel like - we don't really race, because, ok, there are a few points you get right, - but you can't really risk it because the main races. is where you really get the points. you don't do a pit stop, i so you

there is full commentary live from eden park on 5live this saturday. dawid malan and mark wood before their t20 world cup semifinal against india tomorrow. both players went through fitness tests during this morning's training session, with mark wood seeming more likely to be available. malan, who was injured in saturday's win over sri lanka, looks less likely to be fit in time. if england win, they'll face pakistan in sunday's final. yeah, it is, but that is exciting as well. everyone... selection has been really tough throughout the whole tournament and the guys who have not played so far are all desperate to play and want to be involved in all of the big games, depth in the squad. so, we back everyone to do theirjob when required and what better occasion to come into if someone is required to do that? veteranjimmy white has qualified for the uk snooker championship at the age of 60. white beat dominic dale in the final round of qualifying to secure his place in tomorrow's draw. the event begins in york on saturday. white won the tournament some 30 y

the match at eden park was watched by a record crowd of 42,500 where the red roses made a strong startore was 34—31 to the defending champions. england saw out much of the match with ia players after losing wing lydia thompson for a high tackle in the 18th minute and new zealand used their advantage to win their sixth world cup. the ball came out, we knew ourjob butjust for the ball came out, we knew ourjob but just for belief the ball came out, we knew ourjob butjust for belief in us, they did amazing. when the final whistle bloke, i think ijust cried a little bit, looked at the crowd, ran to a few of the girls, gave some hikes, eight of a surreal feeling to be able to do that at home, to be able to do that for the whole team, for the black ferns, and for the nations. plenty of men's rugby union today, with five autumn internationals. and there was a real shock as italy beat australia for the first time. ange capoozo scored two tries in a memorable 28—27 win. world number ones ireland beat fiji 35—17. england recovered from losing to argentina last week by beating japan 52—13. wales b

eden park is sold out for the clash, with more than 40,000 fans expected.ful thing, being a new zealander when rugby is your national sport. it is special. england and new zealand have been the standout teams at this tournament but the hope is other nations will invest further in their women's sides to close the gap on the field. what we will find in three years' time, there will be far more competition, i think, within the tournament itself. the winning margins for teams has got less. and so, ithink, you know, the future is very bright indeed. england will host the next world cup in 2025. what happens tomorrow will dictate whether they spend the next three years as world champions or with more heartache. england captain sarah hunter has described this final as the biggest game of women's rugby we have ever seen. but if her side are to go on to lift the trophy later, they will have to do something they have never done before and that is beat new zealand in a world cup final, four times previously, the two have met in the final and four times, the red roses

women, as new zealand won the rugby world cup for a sixth time after a dramatic final at auckland's eden parks led for much of the game, until the black ferns scored a late try with nine minutes to go, putting them ahead by three points. 0ur sports correspondent jo currie was watching. it is an all black night in auckland. battered and bruised, the unbeatables beaten. for some of these players the too familiar tiers of world cup heartache. fans were turning up to see the world number one, england, unbeaten in over 30 games... england! face a team who broke their hearts five years ago. we landed yesterday and the final is today and we fly home tomorrow. being held on the other side of the world, there is not many who would have been able to make the trip across. it could feel like they are not taking on just 15 players on the pitch, but an entire stadium. if england had nerves, they did not show, a dream start, which continued as england quickly built up a healthy lead before a moment which would change the game. oh, my goodness. lydia thomson's reckless tackle and she was shown a red card. th

women, as new zealand won the rugby world cup for a sixth time after a dramatic final at auckland's eden parkmuch of the game until the black ferns scored a late try with nine minutes to go, putting them ahead by three points. 0ur sports correspondent jo currie was watching. it jo currie was watching. is an all black night in auckland. it is an all black night in auckland. battered and bruised, the unbeatable is beaten. for some of these players are too familiar tiers of world cup heartache. fans were turning up to see the world number one, england, unbeaten in over 30 games... one, england, unbeaten in over 30 names... . one, england, unbeaten in over 30 games- - -- face _ one, england, unbeaten in over 30 games. . .- face a - one, england, unbeaten in over 30 games. . .- face a team . one, england, unbeaten in over 30. games. . .- face a team who games... england! face a team who broke their — games... england! face a team who broke their hearts _ games... england! face a team who broke their hearts five _ games... england! face a team who broke their hearts five years - games... england! f

eden park is sold out for the clash with more than 40,000 fans expected.will be right behind their black ferns.- behind their black ferns. we feel rivileued behind their black ferns. we feel privileged to _ behind their black ferns. we feel privileged to be _ behind their black ferns. we feel privileged to be able _ behind their black ferns. we feel privileged to be able to - behind their black ferns. we feel privileged to be able to be - behind their black ferns. we feel privileged to be able to be on - behind their black ferns. we feell privileged to be able to be on that field _ privileged to be able to be on that field it_ privileged to be able to be on that field it is— privileged to be able to be on that field. it is a beautiful thing. being — field. it is a beautiful thing. being a _ field. it is a beautiful thing. being a new zealander way rugby is the national sport and everybody is singing _ the national sport and everybody is singing back to you, that's special. england and new zealand have been the standout teams at this tournament, but the hop

the women's rugby world cup for a sixth time, after a dramatic victory over england at auckland's eden parkutes to go, putting them ahead by three points. celebrating and commiserating. steviejackson is captain of the wasps women amateurs team. she's an england fan, and deborah etheredge and christine wilson are new zealand fans. we started by asking stevie how she was feeling, after it looked like england were going to break through at one point. yeah, and it was a devastating end for england today them. yeah, and it was a devastating end for england today. finally their world record run of victories has come to an end but what a way to do it with m players for most of the match, they took it right down to the last minute. we thought they were going to manage it for a minute there and i am devastated for them with all the hard work they have put in, but it has been a fantastic few weeks of rugby. we have got to see it out there on the international stage. stevie, what did you make of the new zealand performance as a fan of england? they were outstanding and for me it brings me such joy to

there is full commentary live from eden park on 5live this saturday.ured in saturday�*s win over sri lanka, looks less likely to be fit in time. if england win, they�*ll face pakistan in sunday�*s final. yeah, it is, but that�*s exciting as well. everyone... selection has been really tough throughout the whole tournament and the guys who have not played so far are all desperate to play and all want to be involved in the big games, and i see it as an exciting opportunity to come in and that�*s why we have good depth in the squad and we back everyone to do theirjob when required and what better occasion to come into if someone is required to do that? veteranjimmy white has qualified for the uk snooker championship at the age of 60. white beat dominic dale in the final round of qualifying to secure his place in tomorrow�*s draw. the event begins in york on saturday. white won the tournament some 30 years ago. you'll have to ask me after i win it because i'm not here to make the numbers up. if i bring my a game, i can win the competition. yeah, let�*s see

we played at eden park the first weekend and it was incredible.th manu tuilagi at centre. farrell is back after being passed fit following a fortnight off for a concussion. on to the football world cup which starts later this month, and there's been more fall out from fifa's letter asking players to focus on football and not be dragged into what they describe as "every ideological or political battle that exists". human rights watch say the letter was "nothing short of appalling." and amnesty pointed out qatar's treatment of migrant workers. the world cup has been mired in controversy over the hosts' human rights record and stance on same sex relationships. england's harry kane and nine other captains of european teams will be wearing one love armbands. the tournament organisers have said everyone is welcome. well, aside from the controversy surrounding the tournament being hosted in qatar, the timing of it has also been widely criticised. the last round of premier league fixtures takes place on the 13th november, with the world cup starting just

here we are on world cup final eve, this time tomorrow this place, eden park, will be absolutely rockingd of over 40,000 fans, someone who knows exactly what it's like to win and lose a world cup final is former england wing, the night before a final, for some of these players, the biggest game of their careers so far, where are the heads at? the? far, where are the heads at? they 'ust have far, where are the heads at? they just have to _ far, where are the heads at? they just have to take _ far, where are the heads at? they just have to take control- far, where are the heads at? tue: just have to take control of far, where are the heads at? ti31 just have to take control of their excitement, because otherwise you won't sleep, i remember thinking it's so late, i am not sleeping... it's just so exciting, you want to play. people always talk about playing like in the final, this is now for them. i think hopefully they will be trying to chill, taking it easy, chatting to some loved ones at home or out here and then hopefully an early night. it’s home or out here and then hopefully an early

i played at eden park first week in and that was incredible then.gland debut against argentina on sunday, as eddiejones's side begin their autumn nations series. owen farrell will captain england. he's been paired with manu tuilagi at centre. farrell is back after being passed fit following a fortnight off for a concussion. and wales were comprehensively beaten by france as they began their wheelchair rugby league world cup in sheffield. they were beaten by 158—6 by the defending champions, with the french scoring 16 first—half tries. afterwards wales' captain stuart williams said he was "a bit low but proud." and there was also defeat for scotland in their tournament opener. they were beaten 62—41 by the united states, who are playing in the world cup for the very first time. that's all the sport for now. olly foster is here with a full round—up in sportsday at 6:30pm. now a nowa gap now a gap in gp care between the richest and poorest parts of england yet they have fewer gps and a worse experience. yet they have fewer gps and a worse experience-—

have to be up there, but we know it won't come easy for us, it will be one hell of a challenge at eden parkve heard from the new southampton manager nathanjones today. the former luton town boss has replaced ralph hasenhuttl who was sacked on monday. it's a tough first game for him, they play liverpool at anfield tomorrow, but then we have the 6 week break for the world cup, which he's now looking forward to. a week or two ago i was lambasted in the world cup because... piles massive pressures on clubs and it was unfair on players, from what i label some people in fifa, now they are actually genesis, it was brilliant, so i am so happy that someone has put a world cup in qatar in november will stop as i said,. will bayley is champion in table tennis again. he beat his opponent in straight sets. he tennis again. he beat his opponent in straight sets.— in straight sets. he claimed gold in the class seven _ in straight sets. he claimed gold in the class seven men's _ in straight sets. he claimed gold in the class seven men's singles. - in straight sets. he claimed gold ml the class seven men's

the women's rugby world cup for a sixth time after a dramatic victory over england at auckland's eden parkwho are celebrating and someone who's commiserating this morning —— steviejackson is captain of the wasps women amateurs team —— she's also an england fan. alsojoining me is new zealand fans deborah etheredge and christine wilson. thank you all very much for being with us, i suppose i should start with us, i suppose i should start with you guys in new zealand, forgive me, you are in london, i was given a funny stare, everyone is in london. quick reaction from both of you to new zealand's performance this morning. you to new zealand's performance this morning-— this morning. outstanding, outstanding, _ this morning. outstanding, outstanding, we _ this morning. outstanding, outstanding, we are - this morning. outstanding, outstanding, we are so - this morning. outstanding, l outstanding, we are so proud this morning. outstanding, - outstanding, we are so proud of this morning. outstanding, _ outstanding, we are so proud of them as a team, we are so proud to be new zealanders in london, i

the women's rugby world cup for a sixth time after a dramatic victory over england at auckland's eden parkam , she's an england fan, and deborah etheredge and christine wilson are new zealand fans. i started by asking stevie how she was feeling, after it looked like england were going to break through at one point. it was a devastating end for england today, _ it was a devastating end for england today, they— it was a devastating end for england today. they have _ it was a devastating end for england today, they have finally— it was a devastating end for england today, they have finally their - it was a devastating end for england today, they have finally their world. today, they have finally their world record _ today, they have finally their world record run — today, they have finally their world record run of— today, they have finally their world record run of victories _ today, they have finally their world record run of victories has - today, they have finally their world record run of victories has come i today, they have finally their world record run of victories has come toj recor

at their impregnable eden park fortress.ke about the event on last night's episode. let's speak to our political correspondentjonathan blake. good morning. a lot of people will be wondering why we are talking about this. it is a reality tv show, but what was discussed last night is interesting from a news point of view, politics point of view because it relates to his handling of the pandemic. it relates to his handling of the pandemic-— it relates to his handling of the andemic. ., , ~ , pandemic. that is right. as matt hancock said _ pandemic. that is right. as matt hancock said himself, _ pandemic. that is right. as matt hancock said himself, as i pandemic. that is right. as matt i hancock said himself, as encampments in thejungle are hancock said himself, as encampments in the jungle are asking a lot of the questions the public will have as well. when matt hancock announced he was going to appear on i'm a celebrity, he wanted to show politicians had a human side i wanted to try to reach people that didn't necessarily pay

the red roses face the black ferns at a sold out eden park.for england, in 201a, and she has this advice for her less—experienced team—mates: the whole journey itself is one you have to enjoy and relish. it's tough, we've been away from home for a long time but kind of, don't wish it away and stay really present with it all. i've been lucky to do four, but for many people this is their first and it could be the last and you don't know how it will pan out, so you have to enjoy the journey, give it everything and then hopefully whatever the result, you can reflect and not have regrets on being the ones lifting you can reflect and not have regrets on it. it's notjust the rugby union world cup for england this weekend — on sunday it's the final of the men's t20 cricket world cup against pakistan in melbourne but bowler mark wood is struggling to be fit. the 32—year—old missed yesterday's semifinal win over india because of a hip injury. he's been the fastest bowler at the tournament and took nine wickets in four matches in the group stages. dawid

the final i think it's hit me the last couple of days, the magnitude of it and we have played at eden parkield. farrell has completed the return to play concussion protocol after suffering an injury in saracens' win over exeter two weeks ago. wales were comprehensively beaten by france, as they began their wheelchair rugby league world cup in sheffield. they were beaten by 158—6 by the defending champions, with the french scoring 16 first half tries. arnau vargas with this one. afterwards wales captain stuart williams said he was "a bit low but i'm so proud," it was defeat for scotland though in their tournament opener, they were beaten 62—41 by the united states in sheffield. that's all the sport for the moment. thank you very much. i promised sarah would feel exactly the right amount of time needed to bring you an update on the real story and we give it to you that the rmt has said that it will now enter into a period of talks with network rail and the train operating companies who provide services and as a result of that it provide services and as a result of thatitis provide services a

manor of russia a free park of culture and recreation of the beginning of the 19th century nikolai yusupov was a hospitable and friendly person and with pleasure let his garden of edenyone, making a daily exercise on his own estate. every now and then he ran into a crowd of tourists who considered him as another outlandish exhibit of this park of wonders. yusupov was not upset at all. he is happy. he greeted everyone who turned out to be familiar to him after the walk, the prince. yusupov usually liked to sit down and admire wonderful view that opened from the palace on the moskva river. now the river is not visible in the thirty -fourth year, soviet military architects built two sanatorium buildings on the site of the greenhouse. maybe they are, of course, suitable for the defense of the park from the side of the river. but from an architectural point of view, they do not fit into the palace ensemble very well. he flew to his peasants to farm all the bread. for them, he bought the neighbors and the tillers turned. in gardeners zoo keepers maids scene workers change social status. true, nothing it did not lead to good when, after the departure of the napoleonic troo

park that saw it, nearly 80 inches of snow. over in hamburg, they saw nearly 71 inches of snow. over in eden 50 inches of snowfall. for some parts of western new york, this is what they see in an entire season. to see it all within 48 to 72-hour period is absolutely mess mesmerizing. look at the wind, is sustained at 21 miles an hour. when you factor in the wind with the temperature it feel as though it is 24 degrees outside. we'll continue to see the winds gusting at 48 miles an hour. that means the folks in western new york, all of the snow that fell on the ground there it will be blowing. it will be a miserable day up in buffalo. but the good news here overnight we'll finally start to see the winds here taper off here. we still have wind advisories in effect not only buffalo, extending into rochester, even watertown, in are places where some of those winds are gusting up to 50 miles an hour. 40 degrees for high temperature in the buffalo area tonight, going down to 24 degrees. when you factor in the wind that means it will likely, david, feel as though it is in the teens. brrr. david: oh,

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