rugby union premiership champions exeter are back at the top of the table after snatching a win againstyjust two points. 18—20 the final score. patrick gearey has the details. two of the best teams in the country, one of the biggest games, not all the top players. with many of their stars on international duty, this was a test of strength in depth, a day for saracens to be thankful england are not calling for the talents of alex goode. it is not the saracens way to focus on individuals, they say the strength of the wolf is the back and the strength of the pack is the wolf. this was apparently brits try, but exeter chiefs are one of the few teams in england to know how to beat saracens. they did it on bush to the title last season and ian whitten lead them back into this. eight minutes remaining as saracens tried to hold them up somewhere in there low went lower. wait for the whistle. try. and the conversion was simple. this to win it, and almost effortless enter our relentless match. in the other premiership match today, wasps came from behind to beat london irish i7—i3. in the three ga

exeter are two points clear of saracens who lost at gloucester yesterday.w for leicester tigers, who beat sale 35—27 for the bonus point victory. it's seven defeats in a row for london irish, beaten 22—18 by bath at the madejski. england's women could still draw their ashes series — after beating australia in the penultimate t20 match. henry moeran reports from canberra. although england have lost the war of this women's ashes series, there are at least battled back to victory today in the second t20, this second phase of this multiformat winning series. at first, 152—6 was much more like it from the england batting line—ups. a destructive 32 and not out for katherine brunt, pa rt and not out for katherine brunt, part of redemptive performance after a difficult light night on friday. with the ball, england were on top throughout. regular wickets for jenny gunn and katherine brunt, and arrested the bowling unit. they go into the final game on tuesday with the potential of finishing level on points, though australia will be retaining that ashes trophy. we cam

half of the ban referee after his side‘s match with exeter last rr buti. of those stories on the website at www. bbc.co.uk/sport. on the website at www.bbc.co.uk/sport. more on the website at www. bbc.co.uk/sport. more in on the website at www.bbc.co.uk/sport. more in the next hour. as we‘ve been hearing the president of the european council, donald tusk, is expected to tell theresa may that there is no guarantee that talks on a future trade deal between britain and the eu will begin next month as the government hopes. meanwhile the brexit secretary david davis, urged other eu countries to do more to help the divorce negotiations move ahead. you want the other side to compromise. i want them to compromise. surprise, surprise, nothing comes for nothing in this world. but so far, in this negotiation, we have made quite a lot of compromises on the citizens right front, we have made all the running. we have made the running in terms of things like the right to vote, weather the european union doesn‘t seem to be able to agree that everybody involved, the 3 mill

even three degrees in the centre of london, which is pretty nippy and for exeter at eight o'clock in right across the uk. quite a wind blowing across scotland and particularly the far north, even touching gale force at times. showers moving in. some of the showers will be wintry, particularly across the hills. a polar air mass from the northern climes. temperatures will get up to only about eight degrees for most of us. that is briefly. earlier in the day it will be lower than that. it looks like we are in for another clear and cold friday night. that will not last for very long. there is some cloud and light rain heading our way. saturday morning looks like it will be cloudy across many parts of england and wales, particularly in the south. by the time we get to about lunchtime those clouds will start to break up and there will be some sunshine on the way. saturday, admittedly, is looking a little bit mixed. sunday we are between weather systems. 0ne weather system in the baltic and one in the atlantic. we are in a weak area of high pressure. there will be some sunshine around, part

even three degrees in the centre of london, which is pretty nippy and for exeter at eight o'clock in blowing across scotland and particularly the far north, even touching gale force at times. showers moving in. some of the showers will be wintry, particularly across the hills. a polar air mass from the northern climes. temperatures will get up to only about eight degrees for most of us. that is briefly. earlier in the day it will be lower than that. it looks like we are in for another clear and cold friday night. that will not last for very long. there is some cloud and light rain heading our way. saturday morning looks like it will be cloudy across many parts of england and wales, particularly in the south. by the time we get to about lunchtime those clouds will start to break up and there will be some sunshine on the way. saturday, admittedly, is looking a little bit mixed. sunday we are between weather systems. one weather system in the baltic and one in the atlantic. we are in a weak area of high pressure. there will be some sunshine around, particularly in eastern areas. there i

the south east at this stage, still cloudy down here but in bristol and areas further south—west, exeter start. temperatures around freezing, some mist and fog around carlisle, and a beautiful but chilly start in northern ireland and scotland. the next area of rain is approaching the western isles and later in the morning it will be wet and windy again in stornoway and most of the western isles and in the afternoon that rain will be in place across the north—west but it will remain sunny plymouth, cardiff, birmingham and newcastle with a beautiful afternoon on wednesday. temperatures about nine or 10 degrees. 0n wednesday night into thursday, more weather fronts moving across the country which means that when states will not be frosty because there is too much cloud and win and rain —— wednesday night. thursday should be a bright day, not perfect but decent enough with temperatures up to 14th in some areas and at the end of the week it will get a bit unsettled. certainly on thursday and friday we can see the weather fronts moving out of the atlantic with the thinking is that by the time

is a hopeless kishen one day so i spoke with one experts here in the hague and obviously he was a exeter he was not pleased with my questions and at some point he told me well don't you understand that it is all a ball the information that came alexander do you think you will hear me alexander i believe. i think alexander is lost on him at this point unfortunately just have to wrap up our interview that was always on the show representative. many thanks about when you step down. greetings and salutation. an important milestone has passed us this week arc watchers can you can you guess what it is like i can give you a hint it was three hundred sixty five days in the making it will be considered one of the biggest turning points and events in modern world history if you're still haven't guessed what i'm referring to so take a look at my final here. which republican candidate has the best chance of winning the general. declared bunker right now and donald trump. america is. america but a very very significant portion. of democracy. feels like the end of the world that your voice analysis. w

and exeter number eight sam simmonds makes a starting debut.nd boss eddie jones england boss eddiejones always said 2017 was a year for building depth in his squad. this selection really supports that. i host of changes from the side that overwhelmed australia with the likes of ellis dench, charlie ewels or getting rest out. after 22 tests as hooker and captain, dylan hartley drops to the bench meaning jamie george wears the number two shirt for the first time. it's a good opportunity to give jamie the opportunity to start. we wa nt to jamie the opportunity to start. we want to see howjamie goes as jamie the opportunity to start. we want to see how jamie goes as the starting hooker. dylan hartley has been reconditioned this week so hasn't trained with the team, as we have done with a number of the players. again looking towards the six nations and the world cup. hypothetically, if you are playing new zealand this saturday, would we see a very different team with dylan hartley as captain? 10096. is with samoa in mind, this selection?m the third

exeter are two points clear of saracens who lost at gloucester yesterday.defeats in a row for london irish, beaten 22—18 by bath at the madejski. england's women could still draw their ashes series, after beating australia in the penultimate t20 match. henry moeran reports from canberra. although england have lost the war of this ashes series they battled back for victory today in the second t20, the final phase of this multiformat winning series. batting first, 152—6 is more like it from the england batting line—up. a destructive 32 and not out for katherine brunt, part of a redemptive performance after a difficult night in sydney. with the new ball england were on top throughout. regular wickets, four forjenny gunn and two katherine brunt. it means they go into the final game of the series on tuesday with the potential of finishing level on points, though australia will be retaining the ashes trophy. we came out here to win the ashes and we haven't been able to do that. we have to hold our hands up and say australia played some better cricketer than as up

even three degrees in the centre of london, which is pretty nippy and for exeter at eight o'clock in scotland and particularly the far north, even touching gale force at times. showers moving in. some of the showers will be wintry, particularly across the hills. a polar air mass from the northern climes. temperatures will get up to only about eight degrees for most of us. that is briedfly. earlier in the day it will be lower than that. it looks like we are in for another clear and cold friday night. that will not last for very long. there is some cloud and light rain heading our way. saturday morning looks like it will be cloudy across many parts of england and wales, particularly in the south. by the time we get to about lunchtime those clouds will start to break up and there will be some sunshine on the way. saturday, sdmittedly, is looking a little bit mixed. sunday we are between weather systems. 0ne weather system in the baltic and one in the atlantic. we are in a weak area of high pressure. there will be some sunshine around, particularly in eastern areas. there is a low in the

the law of thejungle and the rule of the maul,, but exeter chiefs and one of the few teams who know how remaining as saracens try to hold them up. somewhere in there, murray lowe went lower. wait for the whistle. try. the position meant a simple conversion, and almost effortless end to a relentless match. in the other premiership match today, wasps came from behind to beat london irish 17—13. and in the three games in the pro14 today there were wins for glasgow, scarlets and munster. european number one tommy fleetwood finished two shots off the lead — tying for 6th place at the hong kong open the race to dubai winner hit a closing round of 69, managing just this solitary birdie on the 17th. australia‘s wade ormsby won his first european tour title at the 264th attempt. in netball, england have won the second match of the vitality netball international series against malawi. the roses led 31—25 after half—time and continued that dominance to win 61—53 at the copper box arena in london. they go 2—0 up in the 3 match series. british olympic pilot lamin deen secured the first major medal o

even three degrees in the centre of london, which is pretty nippy and fog exeter at eight o'clock in wind blowing across scotland and particularly the far north, even touching gale force at times. showers moving in. some of the showers will be wintry, particularly across the hills. a polarair particularly across the hills. a polar air mass from the northern climes. temperatures will get up to only about degrees for most of us. that is briefly. earlier in the day it will be lower than that. it looks like we are in for another clear and cold friday night. that will not last for very long. there is some cloud and light rain heading our way. saturday morning looks like it will be cloudy across many parts of england and wales, particularly in the south. by the time we get to about lunchtime those clouds will start to break up and there will be some sunshine on the way. saturday, particularly, is looking a little bit mixed. sunday we are between weather systems. one weather system in the baltic and one in the atlantic. we are in a weak area of high pressure. there will be some sunshine aro

the asean summits, all of the delegates on the state including aung san suu kyi, president trump, exeteresting group of people. tell us about the summit itself. and what is expected from that. it's interesting, to the us president now pivoting away from the focus being on china and north korea on to other issues of the region. this is the fifth —— 50th anniversary of the regional gathering. as you say on the agenda, lots of big issues. 0bviously donald trump would be using this summit to try and leaning on regional leaders to try to come down heavily on north korea and its missile threats but also the race theissue missile threats but also the race the issue of the south china sea and maybe what you're alluding to their is donald trump's u policy of the indo pacific, moving away from china but bringing in india into the fold into a wider group with australia andjapan to into a wider group with australia and japan to put influence back into the region for a america. they would be keen to make sure that the south china sea is open to a military ships and also betrayed ships, this is $1 tri

even three degrees in the centre of london, which is pretty nippy and for exeter at eight o'clock inite a wind blowing across scotland and particularly the far north, even touching gale force at times. showers moving in. some of the showers will be wintry, particularly across the hills. a polar air mass from the northern climes. temperatures will get up to only about eight degrees for most of us. that is briefly. earlier in the day it will be lower than that. it looks like we are in for another clear and cold friday night. that will not last for very long. there is some cloud and light rain heading our way. saturday morning looks like it will be cloudy across many parts of england and wales, particularly in the south. by the time we get to about lunchtime those clouds will start to break up and there will be some sunshine on the way. saturday, admittedly, is looking a little bit mixed. sunday we are between weather systems. 0ne weather system in the baltic and one in the atlantic. we are in a weak area of high pressure. there will be some sunshine around, particularly in eastern area

exeter has gone back to the top of english premier league's championship that made to work for it byeicester. that is the sport for now. you will find you the details on the bbc sport website. a british sailor has died after being swept overboard during an international yacht race. 60—year—old simon speirs, from bristol, was sailing between south africa and australia, as part of the clipper round the world race. he was rescued from the water, but never regained consciousness. the broadcaster aled jones won't be appearing on the bbc while an allegation of inappropriate behaviour is investigated. a spokesperson said he accepted the way he acted more than a decade ago was "occasionally juvenile", but he never intended to harass or distress and he strongly denied any inappropriate contact. fifteen people have been killed in morocco in a stampede as food aid was being handed out. officials in the rural town of sidi boulaalam, in the western province of essaouira, said at least five others were injured. the crush occurred during an annual food aid distribution by a local charity. morocco h

the university of birmingham and via skype from london is lisa a soft europe and milly's chair of exeter and the former deputy general counsel for the f.b.i. great to have your with us thanks for joining us on inside story scott we've got trump believing putin and he believes his intelligence agencies what do we believe . well what we believe is that between his saturday statement where he said he believed putin and when he called the three former heads of u.s. intelligence agencies political hacks his advisors got a hold of trump and said look you've got to stop trashing the intelligence agencies so he gave this statement which on the one hand said oh yes yes yes as they are currently constituted our intelligence agencies are fine but then you'll notice he reaffirmed the belief in proof and the fact of the matter is is that trump's line as it has been for months is twofold one he's a great admirer of a lot of our putin but to more importantly he wants to get rid of the trump russia investigation he's done that through various methods in recent months up to the point of firing personnel

. —— exeter. a chilly start in northern ireland and scotland., and most of the western isles by the time we get to the afternoon. that rain will be in place across the north—west. it remains sunny in plymouth, cardiff, earning and newcastle. a beautiful afternoon on the way on wednesday. temperatures will be around about nine or 10 degrees. wednesday night into thursday, more weather fronts degrees. wednesday night into thursday, more weatherfronts moving across the uk. that means that wednesday night will not be frosty because there will be too much cloud, wind and rain. thursday itself should be a bright day. not a perfect day but a decent enough day. temperatures getting to 14 degrees in some areas. towards the end of the week it starts to get unsettled. certainly through the rest of thursday and into friday with the weather fronts, a daisy thursday and into friday with the weatherfronts, a daisy chain thursday and into friday with the weather fronts, a daisy chain of weather fronts, a daisy chain of weather fronts, a daisy chain of weather f

in the day's domestic rugby union action, exeter have the chance to go to the top of the aviva premiershipandy park. going into the final 20 minutes. as for elsewhere, sale sharks and bath are ahead. england's women have already failed to regain the ashes but they've won their penultimate t20 of the series in australia to restore some pride. england set the australia a total of 153 to win in canberra and then bowled the hosts out for 112 to win by a0 runs, withjenny gunn taking four wickets. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. let's return now to our top story. president mugabe has been dismissed as the leader of zimbabwe's ruling zanu—pf party, a day after tens of thousands marched on the streets calling for him to go. he's been replaced by the former vice president emmerson mnangagwa, whose sacking by mr mugabe sparked this political crisis and military intervention. let's get more insight into this story with peter godwin, the author of the fear: the last days of robert mugabe. hejoins us now via skype. thank you forjoining us this afternoon on what is

elsewhere in the anglo—welsh cup, there were wins for exeter, bath and newcastle. lead at the turkish 0pen, with one round to play. he's 12 under par — and thinks he could even be playing better than last weekend, when he won the wgc championship in shanghai. ireland's shane lowry and kiradech aphibarnrat from thailand share the lead. despite a joint best round of 66 england's georgia hall finished runner up at the abu dhabi 0pen for the second year in a row. she was beaten by a single shot by the indian teenager aditi ashok — hall said her poor putting let her down. felipe massa says this season will definitely be his last in formual 0ne. the brazilian intended to retire at the end of last year, but returned to williams after va ltteri bottas moved to mercedes following the retirement of world champion nico rosberg. massa won 11 races over his 15—year career and says this police are ramping up security for tomorrow's new york city marathon in the wake of the deadly terror attack that took place on tuesday. this year's race is expected to draw millions of spectator

exeter number eight sam simmonds makes a starting debut.hanges from the team beaten by australia for saturday's test against new zealand in cardiff. hallam amos comes in for the injured liam williams, with scott williams at outside centre in the place of the injured jonathan davies. veteran jamie roberts named on the bench. england hockey captain alex danson says it will be a special occasion when they face hosts new zealand in the semi finals of the women's hockey world league final. england beat the usa 2—1 in auckland, it's their second win of the tournament. eight of the england squad won olympic gold with team gb last summer, and it was one of them, sophie bray, who scored both the goals. they'll now play the hosts, new zealand, for a place in the final — that's tomorrow morning. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport and i'll have more for you in the next hour. we will see you then. thank you very much. the prime minister has insisted that philip hammond'sj

investigation. 14—year—old kate was attacked as she walked her neighbour ‘s dog near her home in exeter killer may have been wearing bright orange work overalls after discovering fivers on her body and her clothing. from today, some nhs palette, patients will be able to access gp consultations via video calls on their smartphone 2a hours a day. the royal colleges warning that some patients could be left behind and complex conditions may be misdiagnosed. but the team behind the project say will bring health consultation with and as up—to—date into the 21st century. if you were watching sigley last night you may be sort of kind of aware that was a shock result. aston mary was voted off the show. it was a favourite of the bookmakers but he and his partner failed to impress the judges. they were given just a four by onejudge. their judges. they were given just a four by one judge. their fans... judges. they were given just a four by onejudge. theirfans... i think the fans are angry because it put them to the bottom two.|j the fans are angry because it put them to the bottom two. i had frien

reigning champions exeter chiefs are five points clear at the top of the premiership after beating seconday. the chiefs scored two tries in the second half to come from behind against sarries. both teams were missing a number of players to international duty. the autumn internationals, which finished this weekend as well. in the other premiership match today, wasps came from behind to beat london irish 17—13. and in the three games in the pro 14 today there were wins for scarlets, glasgow and munster. valtteri bottas held off team—mate lewis hamilton as mercedes cruised to a dominant one—two in the season—ending abu dhabi grand prix. the finn completed the hat—trick of pole position, fastest lap and race win as he claimed his third victory of the year. sebastian vettel finished third which was enough to secure the german the runners up spot in the drivers‘ championship, which hamilton had already won. in netball, england have won the second match of the vitality netball international series against malawi. the roses led 31—25 after half—time and continued that dominance to win 61—53 at th

even three degrees in the centre of london, which is pretty nippy and for exeter at eight o'clock inind blowing across scotland and particularly the far north, even touching gale force at times. showers moving in. some of the showers will be wintry, particularly across the hills. a polar air mass from the northern climes. temperatures will get up to only about eight degrees for most of us. that is briefly. earlier in the day it will be lower than that. it looks like we are in for another clear and cold friday night. that will not last for very long. there is some cloud and light rain heading our way. saturday morning looks like it will be cloudy across many parts of england and wales, particularly in the south. by the time we get to about lunchtime those clouds will start to break up and there will be some sunshine on the way. saturday, admittedly, is looking a little bit mixed. sunday we are between weather systems. 0ne weather system in the baltic and one in the atlantic. we are in a weak area of high pressure. there will be some sunshine around, particularly in eastern areas. ther

reigning champions exeter chiefs are five points clear at the top of the premiership after beating secondin the second half to come from behind against sarries. both teams were missing a number of players to international duty. england boss eddiejones has been named coach of the year at the world rugby awards in monaco. the australian guided england to a second successive six nations title earlier this year. mercedes chris 0'donnell1—2 in the season ending grand prix. —— had a season—ending. sebastian vettel finished third. it was enough to secure him the runners—up spot in the drivers championship, which lewis hamilton already won. in netball, england have won the second match of the fatality international series against malawi. they led 31— 25 after half—time. they continued that dominance to win at the copper box arena in london. they go 2—0 up in the three match series. that is the series. it is back to you. thank you very much. owners of drones could have to register and take safety awareness tests as part of proposed new legislation. police will also be given new powers to crack dow

it's second against first in the premiership this afternoon as saracens take on exeter chiefs at allianzrnational duty, but sarries have coped better so far, alex goode scored the first of their two tries against the reigning champions. it's 15-6. in this afternoon's other game london irish are leading wasps 3—0. in netball england have won the second match of the vitality netball international series against malawi. the roses led 31—25 after half—time and continued that dominance to win 61—53 at the copper box arena in london. they go 2—0 up in the 4 match series. that is all the sport for the moment, plenty more later on. the archbishop of york, john sentamu, has put his clerical dog collar back on, ten years after saying he wouldn't wear one until zimbabwe's president robert mugabe resigned. in 2007, the archbishop dramatically cut up his old dog collar during a bbc interview. he's now put on a new one, saying mugabe should apologise for taking a prosperous country to the brink of ruin. do you know, andrew, i could attempt to put this one back, or, i could try to put them all together

exeter number eight sam simmonds makes a starting debut.2—1 in auckland, it's their second win of the tournament. eight of the england squad won olympic gold with team gb last summer, and it was one of them, sophie bray, who scored both the goals. they'll now play the hosts, new zealand, for a place in the final — that's tomorrow morning. that's all the sport for now. you can find all the reaction to the cricket on the website, bbc sport. i'll have more for you in the next hour. welcome to bbc ask this, where we're taking your questions on the budget. joining me to answer them, is business presenter, jamie robertson and personalfinance journalist, sarah pennells. welcome to you both. before we start, let's get a reminder of what the chancellor said this budget was all about. in this budget, i've set out the vision for britain's future and a plan for delivering it. but by getting our debt down, by supporting british families and businesses, by investing in the technologies and the skills of the future, by creating the homes and the infrastru

from glasgowessesour into exeter, and we see that is a huge virtue.don at the moment, but it is not huge. one thing we did not hear, are you planning for a time when it doesn't exist anymore? peter: we always have done that since it started. i was operating in housing in the same business at the time of the last crisis, and i saw the impacts on the u.s. housing industry. we always assumed the worst on that, so we were always slightly cautious. any industry heavily dependent on government support needs to question itself. anna: thank you so much. redfern. baer ceo, julius resigns. what it means for the bank. and bitcoin continues to soar. are difficult for bullish analysts and investors. details next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ to understand velocity is to understand the ticket. it is called xbt. from friday night until today, you have bitcoin up by another 17%. but to put it in perspective for you, this is the year to date performance on bitcoin. 5%.is up 8555 does it have bullet and can this trajectory continue -- does it have validity and can this traje

but one couple in exeter are selling off some whitegoods they bought more than 50 years ago, and theyunders and his wife, rachel, have a tumble—dryer, water boiler, cooker, and washing machine. they bought some of them when they got married in 1956, and have been using most of them ever since. we would be interested to hear from you if you have any appliances as old, or even older, than those. so, if you have got anything, get in touch with your stories and pictures via e—mail or on social media. iam sure i am sure my parents have some knocking around somewhere. we returned to our main story this morning, news coming in from zimbabwe where robert mugabe made a speech in which he was expected to stand down. he said he will stay on for at least a few weeks while zanu pf, the ruling party, hold a series of meetings. let's go to zimbabwe's capital, harare. what is the latest that we no? well, the latest, really, is that that deadline for robert mugabe still stands. from his ruling party, zanu pf, who fired him as their leader yesterday, they set him a deadline of resigning by mid— day to

i suppose e we have come to exet that. the real troubling thing is the senior leadership and his own political party, does we expect better of, are saying the same thing. under obama for eight years they were saying the breaches for why we needed to keep guantanamo open at all, that somehow it is the means of making people travel so we can try at home. amy: let's talk about the significance of guantanamo. people may not realize even how many men are there. people whoppens to are tried in u.s. courts? already charges have been filed against sayfullo saipov. people like zorn avenue -- ts arnev. >> where you have a video somebody carrying out the attack , the conviction rate is going to be higher, even in the 99.2% rate that we have got for people who go to trial in the federal system. so they get convicted. the sentencing is extremely harsh because we have guidelines that at a massive enhancement for terrorism crimes. mininimums that a lot of cases n the federal system, not necessarily here, but the sentences available are v

government and the story builds i can't stop thinking about my life when people need to be heard exeter's hundreds of thousands of. ethnic cleansing in bangladesh al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you more award winning documentaries and live news on air and online. i'm back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera yemen's main international airport has not reopened this by the saudi led coalition saying that it would the military alliance had announced it would allow humanitarian aid into sana airport and the seaport of data fears are growing for forty four crewmembers on board a missing arjen time submarine argentina's navy says what could have been an explosion was heard near the last known location of the a r a some one. and the u.n. is urging hostile australia to protect refugees at a detention center it used to run in papua new guinea police on malice island have tried to evict hundreds of refugees who are refusing to leave. zimbabwe's former president robert mugabe has been granted immunity from prosecution under a deal brokered as part of his resignation securi

talking about on the waze app and police confirm 422 eastbound an accident near lincoln drive in exeterour with that new accident. 31 degrees in bethlehem, 33 in warminster, 36 in center city. a little low level moisture we saw a touch of fog but if there's moisture on your windshield and you could get slick spots on the roads. 31 in glassboro, 33 in smyrna. it's cold out there and a handful of accidents, matt. >> thank you, karen. >>> the search continues for a woman who intentionally drove into a 7-eleven and took off. investigators just released this video of the attack back on october 18th in the hopes of catching the driver. she is seen according to police inside the store here at fifth and oak lane road minutes earlier. detectives say after she left that first time, she drove back into the parking lot where she struck the worker and then hit the side of the building. >> alabama senate candidate roy moore says the newest accusation of sexual misconduct against him is absolutely false. a fifth woman beverly young nelson came forward with claims yesterday. she says she was 16 and wai

exeter number eight sam simmonds makes a starting debut for the match at twickenham.i've asked the squad to contribute and whatever role you have within that, you give that to the team. the guys that train ona that to the team. the guys that train on a monday, tuesday, going home, having disappointment in not being involved and then supporting the starting team. so it is my turn to support the team. and the football, everton are still a goal down to atalanta. they can't make it through to the last 32. much more for you in sportsday at 10.30pm. the chancellor says he will address his problems with productivity. but low productivity is behind the biggest factor on the lookout for growth. joining me now is geraintjohnes, research director at the work foundation and professor of economics at lancaster university management school. this has been coming for a long time. since the great financial crash we have had a problem with productivity. it comes in at 2% per year but it has stag narted in the period since 2008 and 2010. this is something that the office for budget resp

and in the battle of rugby union's premiership top two, exeter chiefs ran out winners.st rivals saracens by just two points yesterday. please don't laugh at my voice! we're not laughing! it's all gone a bit gravel like? it has, i will sort it! let's catch up on the weather with matt. good morning from on top of the roof at broadcasting house in london, the likes of regent street twinkling behind and the ground is a bit damp. a bit of rain here and we'll see that through this morning in southern areas, but looking at the week, get ready, if you got a bargain this weekend with a warm jacket or a scarf, you will need it, a cold week. a mixture of sunny spells and showers with the showers turning wintry and we will see them today in the north of scotland. let's start in the south, it is the mildest morning of the week for many. temperatures to start the morning without breaks of rain in southern counties around 11 or 12, that's the highest they will get all day and a strong wind blowing across the south through the morning before the south through the morning before the rai

investors to exeter investments.for up to 120 days, which will make it very difficult for early-stage startup deals to close. this bill and may not be voted on for several months, but it is expected that a version of this ill will close as it does have significant bipartisan support. right, ahead on bloomberg markets, david will take up the reins and update us on the big stories of the day. david: some very interesting calls into year end, essentially staying don't sell long positions, but get dollar-yen hedges and that sort of thing. i will also be asking what the story means in europe. you get a feeling we have not really seen the acts on the euro until london opens up. there is also a story in the next hour on how china is itsting treatment of antipollution measures that are infecting -- affecting inflation and how people do business there in the industrial space on the chinese mainland. that is coming up. ♪ is this a phone? or a little internet machine? it makes you wonder: shouldn't we get our phones and interne

as the exeter the church, a local resident grabbed his rifle and engage that suspect.d the suspect at that time. a short time later, as law enforcement responded, that suspect right after the wilson guadalupe county line ran off the road and crashed out and was found deceased in his vehicle. at that time, we do not know if it was a self—inflicted gunshot wound or if he was shot by a local resident and engaged in gunfire. we know he is deceased in the vehicle. the suspect has not been completely identified, we believe he is a young white male maybe in his early. he was dressed in all black, tactical type gear, and was wearing a ballistic vest. one man has told how he chased the gunman after seeing "two men exchanging gunfire" outside the church. one man has told how he chased the gunman after seeing "two men exchanging gunfire" outside the church. speaking to an american reporter, johnnie langendorff described his reaction. ijust did what i thought i needed to do, which was, they said that there was a shooting, i pursued, and ijust did what i thought was the right thing

the first shrouds were laid out in exeter and bristol last autumn.ied at the somme and whose bodies were never recovered. when you understand or you try to think what these men suffered, how they died, they didn't die easy, they died hard and i think, how can i say this is hard work when you're dealing with that? it gives me a great sense of perspective. when you think about all the lights that were lost, it brings it into focus... this man's great uncle died on that first day. 19—year—old ronald was neverfound. my grandfather never spoke about it and when i spoke to my father he said it was a conversation they never had and i can only assume it was too tough to talk about. it's important that we remember these things, that these faces are not just forgotten, what they did for us and for the future. and there's interest from a new generation 100 years on. these a—level students, the same age as some who fought in the great war, are studying rob's work. the shrouds from the somme will be laid out in london to mark the centenary of the first world war‘

been given a six—week stadium ban for comments made about the referee after his side‘s match with exeterf diamond‘s behaviour continues. tyrrell hatton shot a fantastic 2nd round of 63 to take the clubhouse lead at golf‘s end of season event in dubai. hatton hit an eagle and eight birdies, but bogied the last to miss out on a share of the course record. meanwhile tommy fleetwood also landed eight birdies in a sublime second round of 65 to keep himself in with a shout of the prize. it marked a huge turnaround from fleetwood, who shot a disappointing round of 1—over par yesterday. he now lies just three shots off hatton‘s lead. i fired ifired a shot i fired a shot at level par when i was leading wine under today. then everything is out of my hands. i have to play my best and see what eve ryo ne have to play my best and see what everyone else does. but at least with that score i have kept myself in with their chance at the turn it, i had to make sure i was still around today. anything like that today was much needed, so there was pressure on that side of it. that‘s all the sport for now. i‘

investigation. 14—year—old kate bushell was attacked as she walked her neighbour's dog near her home in exeterr may have been wearing bright orange work overalls, after discovering fibres on her body and clothing. starting today, some nhs patients will be able to access gp consultations via video calls on their smartphone 2a hours a day. the royal college of gps is warning that some patients could be left behind and complex conditions may be misdiagnosed. but the team behind the project say it will bring health consultations into the 21st century. it's high time that nhs patients we re it's high time that nhs patients were giving the opportunity to benefit from technology to improve access to health care. we have benefited from this kind of technology in so many different aspects of our lives, whether be shopping or banking, and it's time we we re shopping or banking, and it's time we were able to do that in health for nhs patients. it's been described as one of the biggest shocks in strictly‘s history as aston merrygold was voted off the show last night. aston was one of the bookies‘ favourit

exeter ‘s henry slate starts for england against argentina on saturday, the first of their autumn internationalsrested. northern ireland prepare for the first leg of their world cup play—off against switzerland, their play at windsor park tonight before the second leg in basel on sunday. a full update in the next 15 minutes. reports from hollywood say kevin spacey is to be edited out of a new film six weeks before its release — following the recent allegations of sexual assault. spacey, who plastean paul getty in the thriller, "all the money in the world", will be replaced by the oscar—winning canadian actor, christopher plummer. the release of the film will still go ahead as planned on december the 22nd. we can speak now to the actress valentina violo, who stars in all the money in the world — alongside kevin spacey, mark wahlberg and michelle williams. thank you forjoining us. you met kevin spacey recently, in connection with the filming of the movie we we re with the filming of the movie we were just with the filming of the movie we werejust mentioning. how with the filming of the movie we we

we can speak now to drjon bennie, lecturer in physical geography from the university of exeter who waslosing connection with nature, losing connection with the environment, our a ncestors, connection with the environment, our ancestors, people are concerned. astronomers are concerned, they are unable to see the night sky but it's quite likely this increase in artificial light up night is impacting our health because our circadian clocks, the internal clocks which regulate sleep and wake cycles a nd clocks which regulate sleep and wake cycles and regulate recovery and cell recovery and health and the sort of rhythm of melatonin production in our bodies is disrupted by quite low levels of light and as we eliminate our nocturnal environment and try and make it more like they had has the potential for quite serious health effects. we don't sleep as well and thatis effects. we don't sleep as well and that is bad for us? absolutely. certainly sleep is a big thing but it's more than just sleep, it's the physiology, the biochemical physiology, the biochemical physiology required, the 24—hour c

in the exeter area. widespread frost and of course be wary of showers through the night.wales, but there will be some towards the extreme west coast. showers continue to come and go across northern ireland. maybe rain will stop over the hills there might be sweet mixed in. through the day most of you will stay dry, cold and sunny, but we continue to have showers in eastern parts of england. they will come well and truly inland. as far as the midlands. a few showers to the north of scotla nd midlands. a few showers to the north of scotland as well top temperatures down on yesterday. the air has been getting colder each day of the week. into the night, it looks like there will be a shift in the wind direction. showers in the east go back to the coast. if you are in pembrokeshire and across cornwall showers become more abundant. like last night we could have snow mixed in as well. the night there will be a widespread frost. where we've seen showers it will be a slippery start to tomorrow. another crisp and bright one for many. windy tomorrow in eastern areas and while it wil

the first shrouds were laid out in exeter and bristol last autumn.lastic and flexiblejoints covered these figurines with plastic and flexible joints to allow a natural form and flexible joints to allow a naturalform in and flexible joints to allow a natural form in the tiny handstitched shrouds. he is working 12 hours a day, self—funded, and now has a new goal, 72,396, one for every man who died at the somme and whose bodies were never recovered. when you understand or you try to think what these men suffered, how they died, they didn't die easy, they died, they didn't die easy, they died, they didn't die easy, they died hard and i think, how can i say this is hard work when you are dealing with that? it gives me a great sense of perspective. when you think about all the lights that were lost, it brings it into focus. nor young's great uncle died on that first day. 19—year—old ronald was never found. my grandfather never spoke about it and when i spoke to my father he said it was a conversation in never had and i can only assume it was too tough to t

jamie george gets his first start while chris robshaw and george ford are named co—captains, the exeterliams with scott williams at outside centre in the place of the injured jonathan davies. jamie roberts has been named on the bench. that is on the sport. i will be back with more. thank you. satellite images of the earth at night have revealed that artificial light is getting brighter and brighter every year. light pollution is expanding across the planet by more than 2% a year thanks to more and more lights going on in south america, africa and asia. scientists say the increase in light pollution will have negative consequences for human health and the environment — as our science reporter, victoria gill, explains. as the sun goes down on towns and cities, the lights go on. and those lights are getting brighter all the time. these images, gathered by a sensor on a nasa satellite, show that more and more of our planet is now artificially lit. i can remember back to the time when i was a grad student and first saw the pictures of earth at night. i was really astounded by how beautiful t