more veal emerick we spoke last weekend we saw some very hefty images a lot of violence on the streets a lot of unrest a lot of unhappiness do you see this going further. yes with all this violence that they deployed when you see all this large armored vehicles it was not. it was for the first time in paris it was used in two thousand and five but it only in the suburbs was the first time in paris to use these tanks i must say eighty eight thousand truck and policemen were deployed next week it was only five thousand and in the whole country it's eighty nine thousand policemen and. it's for its side one policeman for one won't throw demonstrators if it's not like creating posturing a civil war i don't see wanted to use and you can see that there was an m.p. who accused the minister of the interior of creating provocations of having created these provocations among the arctic trip due to your the minister under your student here but but when you see you saw the ben and it was like creating a presidential militia compared to a republican you you have a famous researcher all over the worl

pierre—emerick aubameyang looking for magic. 0nly pierre—emerick aubameyang looking for magic. but with 12 goals already this season, but with 12 goals already this season, you cannot but with 12 goals already this season, you cannot get into many chances. just three minutes later, he had already made amends. but for all of their attacking prowess, this arsenal side had issues at the back. arsenal side had issues at the back. asimple arsenal side had issues at the back. a simple long ball all it unlock their defence. an equaliser all too simple, all too easy. and from then on to me was a different game. right in the team on the front foot, looking more likely to score. arsenal have been the premier league's comeback kings this season but after starting with a bang, in the end, the gunners will count themselves lucky to come back with a point. austin halewood, bbc news. elsewhere, everton put five past burnley — who remain in the relegation zone. no goals for crystal palce and cardiff. fulham are off the bottom after a 1—1 draw with wolves. 0le gunnar solskjaer‘s first home game

pierre—emerick aubameyang scored twice as arsenal replaced spurs in fourth place. says the mix of new and experienced players are creating a strong team spirit. every player is like me, when it is their first derby, we every player is like me, when it is theirfirst derby, we need other players to give us his experience. our finishing players to give us his experience. ourfinishing today, also players to give us his experience. our finishing today, also with a very good speech in one minutes or two minutes that allowed today for the win. meanwhile, a tottenham supporter has been arrested after a banana skin was thrown onto the pitch after pierre emerick aubameyang had put arsenal ahead. there were also six other arrests for public order offences at the emirates stadium. the day's other game saw chelsea beat fulham 2—0 to leapfrog spurs into third. pedro and ruben loftus cheek with chelsea's goals. celtic have won their 7th successive domestic trophy, beating aberdeen 1—0 in the scottish league cup final at hampden park. ryan christie scored the only goal of the game

a pierre emerick aubamayang double helped arsenal extend their unbeaten run to 19 matches, after theyeat tottenham hotspur 4—2 at the emirates. the gunners coming from 2—1 down to leapfrog their archrivals into 4th place. goals from harry kane and eric dier had put the visitors 2—1 up at the break after aubamayangs early opener, but a second from the gabon striker and goals from alexandre lacazatte and lucas toreira giving arsenal manager unai emery a win in his very first north london derby. we are at the moment good in a scoring moment with some different players. also, we want to keep continuing improving and not consider the lot of chances, options to score. we were managing the game very well so lucky how we consider, and of course, it was tougher us in that moment. you realise, that you start, in the last few games, i think then we consider it quick. chelsea bounced back from their defeat to tottenham last week. mauricio sarri's side beat bottom club fulham 2—nil with goals from pedro and reuben loftus cheek. today was difficult. we were tense, for sure. we started very well. th

pierre—emerick aubameyang looking for a little magic.ps of matt ryan enough to keep him out. but with 12 goals already this season, you cannot give him too many chances. just three minutes later, he had already made amends. but for all of their attacking prowess, this arsenal side has issues at the back. a simple long ball all it unlock their defence. an equaliser all too simple, all too easy. and from then on, it was a different game. brighton, the team on the front foot looking more likely to score. arsenal have been the premier league's comeback kings this season, but after starting with a bang, in the end, the gunners will count themselves lucky to come back with a point. austin halewood, bbc news. chelsea started the day level with the gunners but are now two points clear after beating watford 2—1. eden hazard's 100th premier league goal gave them the lead before roberto peryrera equalised a couple of minutes later — a bit reminiscant of paul scholes that strike. watford had a strong penalty shout denied in the second half before ha

arsenal and tottenham arsenal came from two one down to win four two at the emirates stadium pier emerick obama yang got two of the goals there now nineteen games unbeaten in all competitions so liverpool keep manchester city in their sights at the top chelsea in third they beat west london neighbors full of earlier on sunday arsenal and tottenham are level on points behind them that's champions p s v i didn't hovan were feeling unfairly treated after their game at feyenoord on saturday steven berg ran clear on goal looking for an equaliser late in the game his shot was saved but then another ball came on to the pitch it threw that p.s.v. attackers into confusion and the referee halted the game protests fell on deaf ears though they lost two one their first defeat of the season. when we now know who will play who to qualify for the two thousand and twenty euros the draw took place a little earlier there are ten groups of five teams each but here's just a few of them champions portugal face ukraine and serbia the dutch and germans continue their neighborly rivalry in group c. and world cha

and victory for arsenal against tottenham in a fiery north london derby, after pierre—emerick aubameyangcores twice. a woman returns to her hometown for her father's funeral but her arrival with candles a forbidden love affair in disobedience. we will hear what he thinks of that and the rest of this week's releases in the film review. good afternoon. the environment secretary michael gove has said the government can win the crucial commons vote on theresa may's brexit deal in nine days time. dozens of conservative mps have said they won't support the agreement. mr gove, one of the original leaders of the leave campign, in the 2016 referendum, said the deal was not perfect, but warned that the alternative would be "no deal or no brexit". labour has confirmed that it will call for a vote of no confidence in the government — if the prime minister fails to win the backing of mps. i reflected long and hard about this deal but i concluded like lots of people, that while it is imperfect is the right thing to do and i think it is because, it is because i understand and appreciate and feel uncomf

remember the banana skin which was thrown towards pierre—emerick aubameyang during arsenal's recent gameotball and society. new protests are expected across france by the so—called ‘yellow vests‘ despite concessions being offered by president macron. the protests are now not confined to france, with similar demonstrations being seen in countries like belgium, greece, the netherlands, and the uk. bart cammaerts, professor of politics at the london school of economics, discusses this new trend — its motivations and possible future. a lot of people feel the liberal democratic system is failing them. anger comes from far more than taxes. i listen to what people say, some ask for a more horizontal society direct democracy. it was nothing to do with fuel in the beginning, it has moved on to something else. protests resembling friends‘s yellow vest movement have spread across europe. from belgium germany. sweden, the netherlands, and the uk. the concerns that are at the heart of this movement are also concerns in many other countries. it is an easy identifiable single, a little bit like guy faw

move arsenal beat burnley in the day's early kick off at the emirates stadium, two goals from pierre emerickthem to a 3—1 win, but it wasn't as straight—forward as the scoreline suggests, as jo currie reports. arsenal looking to put a bleak week behind them and close the gap on the top four back in the team as captain for burnley, debra trade a pick up some much—needed points before heading into christmas and there afternoon got up to action—packed start as firstjoe had to be alert to deny them before going up on the other end. but it wasn't long before pa are without a breakthrough, putting home to the burnley. he was at it againjust putting home to the burnley. he was at it again just after the half—time break, the striker shooting this rocket pastjoe break, the striker shooting this rocket past joe hart, break, the striker shooting this rocket pastjoe hart, and bring them to the top of the goal score table, but burnley was not done yet, ashley scoring their first away goal since the start of november, to give the this it is some hope. but i was extinguished, arsenal countered and scored f

remember the banana skin which was thrown towards pierre—emerick aubameyang during arsenal‘s recent gameome to mind is its iconic skyline. a city of concrete, glass and steel lit up like a christmas tree. but despite being no stranger to spectacular illuminations, new york has never played host to a chinese lantern festival — that is, until now. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. in this particular part of new york, the command went forth — let there be light. a 2000—year—old tradition brought halfway around the world. usually we celebrate the chinese new year during january or february, this year we are bringing the lantern festival from china to new york city, to give the best wishes to all of the new yorkers here. # oh, you look so beautiful tonight...# it took 200 chinese artisans more than a month to create the 3,000 or so handmade lanterns. #..of blinding lights...# this festival will also see cultural performances including a spot of lion dancing and some martial arts. it really lights up the evening and it makes you feel kind of warm inside. it is absolutely amazing, the lighting, th

remember the banana skin which was thrown towards pierre—emerick aubameyang during arsenal's recent gamer football and society. a british yachtswoman whose boat capsized in a storm in the south pacific two thousand miles offshore has finally set foot on dry land in chile. it's a week since susie goodall was rescued by a chinese cargo ship, while competing in the solo golden globe round the world race. this evening she said she would do it all again. duncan kennedy has more. this is what relief looks like. when you step ashore after surviving the drama, the mid—ocean crisis. a hug from mum, brigitte, and brother, tim, means susie goodall‘s ordeal is finally over. then it was on to a medical check—up before she gave her first insight to the trauma she faced 2,000 miles from land. if you ask me if i'd do this again, now knowing what it's like, i would say yes in a heartbeat. but as i said to the chilean navy captain who brought me ashore from tian fu, i created so much work for everyone involved in the rescue, to which he responded, of course you must do it again. you may ask why. some peop

pierre—emerick aubameyang looking for a little magic.t with 12 goals already this season, you cannot give him too many chances. just three minutes later, he had already made amends. but for all of their attacking prowess, this arsenal side has issues at the back. a simple long ball all it unlock their defence. an equaliser all too simple, all too easy. and from then on, it was a different game. brighton, the team on the front foot looking more likely to score. arsenal have been the premier league's comeback kings this season, but after starting with a bang, in the end, the gunners will count themselves lucky to come back with a point. austin halewood, bbc news. chelsea started the day level with the gunners but are now two points clear after beating watford 2—1. eden hazard's 100th premier league goal gave them the lead before roberto peryrera equalised a couple of minutes later — a bit reminiscent of paul scholes that strike. watford had a strong penalty shout denied in the second half before hazard won it from the spot. four other game

last weekend, a banana skin was thrown by a spectator after pierre—emerick aubameyang scored for arsenalwe've gone back to a stage that we thought years ago it had been eradicated, when clearly it hasn't, and it's sad. and now sterling's treatment, and comments, have only intensified the focus. one of english football's most sparkling and scrutinised talents hoping for a fair and level playing field. andy swiss, bbc news. now, how do you give fossils a future? well, you put them online, and that's exactly what london's natural history museum and washington's smithsonian institution in the us have set out to do. they're digitally recording millions of fossils in their collections, many of which have been hidden away in drawers for decades. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill has the story. so we're in our brachiopod collection. tucked into thousands of drawers, the entire history of life on earth. there's dozens of things in every box in every drawer. wow! yes, yes. there are a0 million fossils stored here at the smithsonian museum, and a team is carrying out the mammoth task of digit

and victory for arsenal against tottenham in a fiery north london derby after pierre emerick scores twice. we'll have more on the latest in today's sport news on sportsday at 6:30pm. one of the leading brexit supporters within the government michael gove has insisted that theresa may can win the crucial commons vote on her eu deal in nine days' time. with dozens of conservative mps publicly saying they cannot support the deal the environment secretary, who helped lead the leave campaign, admitted it wasn't perfect. but he's warned mps that the alternative is "no deal or no brexit". labour has said that if mrs may's plan is defeated, it will table a no confidence vote to try and force a general election. here's our political correspondent, ben wright. from a global summit theresa may returns to the heart of political realities of westminster, where she has nine days to sell her brexit deal to a deeply sceptical parliament. the area which i have the greatest concern about... ministers accept the agreement on the table is a compromise, but today it received a sales pitch from a key member of

tottenham supporter has been arrested, after a banana skin was thrown onto the pitch after pierre emerickests for public order offences at the emirates stadium. celtic have won their 7th successive domestic trophy — beating aberdeen 1—0 in the scottish league cup final at hampden park. ryan christie scored the only goal of the game in the first half, before scott sinclair saw his penalty saved by the aberdeen goalkeeper. the result means celtic have won every trophy on offer in scotland since brendan rodgers took over as managerjust over 2 years ago... while celtic were busy celebrating, rangers fans were happy to see their side go top of the scottish premiership. a 2—1win away at hearts has taken steven gerrard's side a point clear of their glasgow rivals. tyson fury says the the world knows who the real wbc champion is and believes the decision was a gift for deontay wilder, after the ringsidejudges scored their heavyweight title fight as a controversial draw. fury was ahead on two of the judges' scorecards before he was dropped by wilder with a big right hand in the 12th, and final rou

averof panteli admitted to throwing the fruit at the arsenal striker, pierre—emerick aubameyang, but number of lorries toppled over during a stormy ferry crossing between northern ireland and scotland this morning after what one witness said was a "big dip”'in rough seas. no—one was badly injured, but several people were trapped in their cars. the government has set out plans to recycle more household waste in england and to make the system less confusing. under the plans, companies will have to pay the costs of disposing or recycling the packaging they use and every home in england will have weekly food waste collections. jeremy cooke reports. the throwaway society, in full effect. mountains of waste, millions of tonnes of household rubbish, sent to landfill every year in england. now the government's launching a new plan to tackle a festering national problem, planning how to extend the lives of electrical items like dishwashers, recycle plastics like bottles, deal with methane—producing food waste, and old batteries. part of the picture is about managing our own household waste. i

averof panteli admitted to throwing the fruit at the arsenal striker, pierre—emerick aubameyang, but. a number of lorries toppled over during a stormy ferry crossing between northern ireland and scotland this morning after what one witness said was a big dip in rough seas. no—one was badly injured but several people were trapped in their cars. the government has set out plans to recycle more household waste in england and to make the system less confusing. under the plans, companies will have to pay the costs of disposing or recycling the packaging they use. and every home in england will have weekly food waste collections. jeremy cooke reports. the throwaway society, in full effect. mountains of waste, millions of tonnes of household rubbish, sent to landfill every year in england. now the government's launching a new plan to tackle a festering national problem. planning how to extend the lives of electrical items like dishwashers, recycle plastics like bottles, deal with methane producing food waste, and old batteries. part of the picture is about managing our own household waste.

but arsenal's comeback began with this equaliser from pierre—emerick aubameyang — that was his seconde first ten minutes. alexandre lacazette then scored a deflected shot to make it 3—2, and lucas torreira sealed the deal with the final goal of the game, bringing the final score to 4—2. with five minutes to go jan vertonghen was sent off for a lunge on lacazette. cheslea are up to third place after a 2—0 win over fulham. pedro scored afterjust four minutes to give chelsea the lead at stamford bridge, their second came from ruben loftus—cheek giving chelsea three points. manager maurizio sarri was partocularly pleased with the clean sheet but for the new fulham boss, claudio ranieri, the defeat means they remain bottom of hte table. just kicking off is the merseyside derby between livepool and everton. liverpool are hoping to reduce manchester city's lead at the top of the table back down to two points. commentary on 5live. rangers beat hearts 2—1 to move to the top of the scottish premiership for the first time under steven gerrard. hearts started stronger and deservedly went ahead be

only last weekend, a banana skin was thrown on the pitch after pierre—emerick aubameyang scored for arsenalle racism, reports of discriminatory abuse in the game have increased in each of the last six years. raheem sterling is arguably the highest profile english player of his generation, a star for both both club and country. and he's now spoken out in a way few footballers do. by suggesting the way that he and other black players are portrayed by the media is partly to blame for recent abuse at matches at a time when the problem appears to be getting worse, he's raised some comfortable questions for both football and the media. it's not a case of a deliberate action, but there is definitely a need for newsrooms to take a step back, have a look and ask themselves, "well, is there any truth and credence in this, that raheem sterling is putting forward and others? " and say, "yes, i think there is. so how did we get to this position and what can we do about it in the future?" but this isn't confined to the top of the game. west riding fa is investigating alleged racist abuse injuniorfootball

pierre—emerick aubameyang scored twice as the gunners came from 2—1 down to beat spurs 11—2 to replace's team seeing off fulham 2—0 with goals from pedro and ruben loftus—cheek. over in italy, roma and inter milan played out an entertaining 2—2 draw at the stadio olimpico on sunday, the home side twice having to come from behind. with the score at 1—1, inter restored their advantage when captain mauro icardi headed home from a corner. and then var was needed in the 72nd minute, the ball striking inter‘s marcelo brozovic on the arm. roma's aleksandar kolarov converted the spot kick to earn his side a share of the spoils. jon rahm continued his fabulous form in the bahamas to win the hero world challenge by four strokes and pick up the million—dollar pay day. the spaniard dropping just two shots over the final three rounds. in fact, he carded seven birdies on sunday, his bogey—free round seeing him finish on 20 under. well, the dust may have settled on the ring after tyson fury and deontay wilder's amazing bout that ended in a draw. a rematch is on the cards. but social media is still al

last weekend, a banana skin was thrown by a spectator after pierre—emerick aubameyang scored for arsenal that we thought years ago it had been eradicated, when clearly it hasn't, and it's sad. and now, sterling's treatment and comments have only intensified the focus. one of english football's most sparkling and scrutinised talents hoping forafairand level playing field. andy swiss, bbc news. just one game in the premier league this afternoon, and the problems at newcastle continue as they were defeated 2—1 by wolves. the winner from matt doherty coming deep into added time after newcastle were reduced to ten men. that is now their seventh defeat in nine home games this season. rangers drew 1—1 at dundee. former rangers striker kenny miller gave the home side the lead in just the ninth minute. the match turned in the visitors' favour when nathan ralph was sent off, and andy halliday equalised from the resulting freekick. dundee hung on with ten men to get a point and get off the bottom of the table. rangers are second. and river plate have won the copa libertadores. they beat boca junior

arsenal waiting for the car to drop, pierre emerick aubameyang with, putting them ahead.ut then the linesman saved. in our best moment, the moment of oui’ in our best moment, the moment of our control, the moment when everybody was expecting 2—1. the moment we were feeling the one step ahead, is the moment we concede a second goal. is the moment, let's say, we score the second goal. is really difficult. again, the feeling in the dressing room is of course, frustration because we want to win the match, we don't want to draw. but the feeling is that everybody is tired and when everybody is tied it is because everybody gives everything. chelsea have lost ground on the leaders manchester city. they have dropped down to fourth on the table after losing 2—1 at wolves. they did go ahead early on, but will rue several missed chances to extend their lead. rauljimenez levelled things up for wolves, before diogojota secured a first win in 7 league games for the home side. liverpool though kept up the pressure on leaders city. the gap back to 2 points, after their 3—1 win away at bur

remember the banana skin that was thrown towards pierre—emerick aubameyang during arsenal's game against, butjust part of big issues for football and society. joe wilson, bbc news, west london. the christmas market in strasbourg has reopened three days after an attack by an islamist gunman in which three people were killed and another 13 were injured — including one with severe brain injuries. heavily armed french police and soldiers are manning checkpoints. the attacker, cherif chekatt, was killed in a shootout with police in the city on thursday night. france's interior minister said the market was re—opening, as the country wouldn't give in to fear. a british yachtswoman whose boat capsized in a storm in the south pacific has finally arrived in chile, a week after being rescued by a chinese cargo ship. susie goodall, who's 29, had been competing in the solo golden globe round the world race. duncan kennedy is at her yacht club on the isle of wight. yes, the news has come through that susie has just reached yes, the news has come through that susie hasjust reached land in chile after s

aubameyang had a ba na na pierre—emerick aubameyang had a banana thrown at him, and they were incidentsling and some anti—semitic chants. spurs may be through to the semi—finals of the league cup, but their 2—0 win at north london rivals arsenal was overshadowed when the scorer of their second, dele alli, was later hit by a water bottle thrown by a fan. arsenal say they are looking at cctv footage to find out who threw it. spurs will face chelsea in the last four after they beat bournemouth at stamford bridge, eden hazard with the only goal of the game. the other semi—final will see burton albion of league one facing holders manchester city. celtic are back on top of the scottish premiership, after a 3—0 win over motherwell. elsewhere, rangers were held to a goalless draw by hibernian. and olympic champion adam peaty has dared swimming's governing body to ban him after hejoined some of the world's top swimmers in backing a breakaway international swimming league. this has been a bit of a hot potato for a while now. first of all that happened with the football, they wa nted happened with

the guardian shows pierre—emerick aubameyang looking towards the crowd in disgust after a banana skiny he will be banned. the mirror have a different shot and the headline "outrage", belowjurgen klopp and his pitch invasion, which they dub "outrageous". and the express also have the aubameyang shot, as well as tyson fury saying the judge that scored his fight with deontay wilder in the american‘s favour should be sacked. tyson fury says the world knows who the real champion is, after his controversial draw with deontay wilder. a host of former boxers believed fury had won the fight, and his camp have demanded an investigation and a rematch. thejudges were split, one going for fury, one making it a tie, and one scoring it overwhelmingly in wilder's favour. i've never seen a worse decision in my life. i don't know what fight them judges are watching, the guy who gave it 115—111, he had me losing the first six rounds and i don't know what he was watching. but it is boxing, this is not the first time that has happened. i think that is as bad a decision as the first lennox lewis—holyfield

but it wasn't long before pierre—emerick aubameyang found a breakthrough, prodding home to put burnleyey weren't done yet. ashley barnes scoring their first away goal in the league since the start of november, to give the visitors some hope, with this low finish. however that was extinguished in injury time. as they pushed for an equaliser, arsenal countered, and alex iwobi scored from close range to give his manager an early christmas present. we love our work. today we can enjoy. tomorrow is for the players also. and then on monday continue working, for brighton. so arsenal maintained their push for a champions league spot. burnley‘s difficult season, though, continues. jo currie, bbc news. 0ne resident of a norfolk village got a surprise, with an unexpected visitor in the back garden — a baby seal. the pup was four miles inland when it was discovered in terrington st clement. it's believed the three—week—old male somehow ended up in the drainage system looking for food. a rescue centre is feeding and monitoring him, before he's released back into the wash estuary. that's it. i'll be

arsenal in tottenham arsenal came from two one down to win four two at the emirates stadium here emerick obama got two of the goals there now nineteen games unbeaten in all competitions and the merseyside derby finished one nil to liverpool as everton conceded an injury time goal at anfield that means the reds keep manchester city and their sights at the top chelsea in third arsenal and tottenham just behind bottom on thirty points the dutch champions p.s.v. eindhoven were feeling unfairly treated after their game at feyenoord on saturday stephen grant we're on goal looking for an equaliser late in the game his shot was saved the bin another ball came on to the pitch it through the p.s.p. attackers into confusion and the referee halted the game imo vince protest fell on deaf ears though they lost two one their first defeat of the season. we now know who will play who to qualify for the twenty twenty euros the draw took place a little earlier there are ten groups of five teams each but here's just a few of the champions portugal face ukraine and serbia the dutch and the germans continue t

arsenal and tottenham arsenal came from two one down to win four two at the emirates stadium pier emerick obama yang got two of the goals there now nineteen games unbeaten in all competitions so liverpool keep manchester city in their sights at the top chelsea in third they beat west london neighbors full of earlier on sunday arsenal in tottenham are level on points behind them. that's champions pia's hovan were feeling unfairly treated after their game at feyenoord on saturday stephen berg ran clear on goal looking for an equaliser late in the game his shot was saved but then another ball came on to the pitch it threw that p.s.v. attackers into confusion and the referee halted the game protests fell on deaf ears though they lost two one their first defeat of the season. when we now know who will play who to qualify for the two thousand and twenty euros the draw took place a little earlier there are ten groups of five teams each but here's just a few of them champions portugal face ukraine and serbia the dutch and germans continue their neighborly rivalry in group c. and world champions f

a tottenham fan has been arrested after a banana skin was thrown towards pierre emerick aubameyang duringger. that's seven in just over two years. they added the scottish league cup to their tally with a 1—0 victory over aberdeen in the final at hampden park. ryan christie with the goal that won it for them. i take great pride and it feels great, but of course my happiness is more for the players and supporters. it was a really satisfying day for us it was a really satisfying day for us and like i say, for the players, they deserve a huge amount of credit. well, in celtic‘s absence, rangers have moved to the top of the scottish premiership, for the first time under steven gerrard, thanks to a 2—1victory at hearts. alfred morelos with the winner, and that after they'd been reduced to 10 men. who doesn't love an fa cup shock? aside from the losing side's fans, obviously. woking, from the sixth tier in england, knocked out swindon town of league two. jake hyde, the hero. the draw for the third round is live on bbc one tonight from 7 o'clock. that is the joy of the fa cup. u nless that is the