one of them was exeter and their director rob baxter for some was exeter and their director rob baxterfors exeter and their director rob baxter for some he was was exeter and their director rob baxterfor some he was not was exeter and their director rob baxter for some he was not too impressed with the way saracens responded to the investigation announced yesterday. he thought they could be more conciliatory particular in the way they responded to the accusations. and then there was chris raab sure, the former england captain, he is with harlequins aside from ten years ago we re harlequins aside from ten years ago were hoochie affected by the bloodgate scandal and now he is sure about the damage this saracens can do the game stop to i feel in roby we can only feel our grasses grew than others. we looked down at football, and others in athletics for cheating and stuff like this. but we are exactly the same now. we are in that position. rugby is now ina tough are in that position. rugby is now in a tough place which as a union and a collective, we're going to have to fight hard to get out o

tom o'flaherty scored the second of two tries in the first half as exeter led 14—0. exeter eased to victory. glasgow have also started with a win after a low—scoring match against sale. glasgow won 13—7. dth van der merwe scoring their only try in the win, while adam hastings kicked a crucial six points. elsewhere, leinster beat benetton 33—19. clermont auvergne against harlequins was a 5.30 kick off. latest score there 25—7. ospreys against munster in pool four is also into the second half. munster leading 13—6. ireland hooker rory best has brought the curtain down on a 1a—year international career by captaining the barbarians at fiji at twickenham this afternoon. he couldn't prevent them slipping to a 33—31 defeat though. the fijians were flying, opening up a 15—point lead with less than ten minutes to go afterjohn dyer went over for his second try of the match. but the ba bas fought back with former south africa fly half morne steyn cutting the deficit to just two points, but they ran out of time to find a winner. the barbarians will take on brazil next before fac

winger tom o'flaherty scored the pick of the tries to put exeter top of pool 2 after the first two roundsnt victory for northampton against benetton. saints scored 17 second—half points with tries by ollie sleightholme and a second for tom collins. northampton winning by 35 points to 32. northampton are still behind leinster in pooli after the irish side also got their second win of the season. max deegan with the only try leinster the french league leaders lyon, max deegan with the only try of the match for leinster. details of all the other days results on the bbc sport website. let's bring you up to date with the rest of today's football news outside of the premier league, gavin. let's start in scotland, where celtic are now three points ahead of rangers at the top of the premiership. odsonne eduarde and captain scott brown both on the scoresheet, whistjames forrest got 2 in a 4—0 win over livingstone. hibs, kilmarnock and st mirren also won today. west brom remain top of the championship. thanks to a 2—1 win over sheffield wedesday. but leeds are breathing down their necks. they beat

exeter built on their opening weekend win with a 34—18 victory over glasgow.cond half — that secured exeter the bonus point for getting four tries. england's women scored 10 tries as they crushed italy 60—3 in bedford to complete a clean sweep of victories from their autumn internationals. world player of the year emily scarratt was on the scoresheet. england finish the year with 12 wins from 13 games and extend their run of victories on home soil up to 17. england's cricketers take to the field in a couple of hours for day four of the first test against new zealand. new zealand have a first innings lead by 41 runs. that's all the sport for now. a fight invoving more than 100 people some reportedly armed with machetes has been broken up by police in birmingham this evening. west midlands police say that a dispersal order has ben issued and a number of arrests have been made. they were called to the star city cinema complex at twenty five to six. the force says several of its officers were assualted during the disturbance. choleigh mcguire was at the cinema ton

he was a graduate of exeter high school and attended the university of new hampshire. was active in community affairs and served as a coach of the exeter league, which he helped to found. we also lost wayne lavoie, who graduated from spaulding high school where he played varsity football and basketball and served as president of his school student activity association. throughout his nine years of service in the navy, wayne was awarded the navy's good conduct medal, the national defense service medal, and the china service medal. franklin palmer, who graduated from dover high school. throughout his high school years, he was a member of the local boy scout troop and along with several of his friends, he formed ac scout ship that often sailed around the waters of durham. franklin served in the navy for three years before he returned to the shipyard to work as a machinist, which is what brought him to the thresher. the loss of these men, the contributions that they made and their shipmates made that loss led to the creation and implementation of the most comprehensive nav

barry teaches photography in exeter in southwestern england. but he's more interested in the process than. in the franchise themselves. so he builds his own cameras with all possible and impossible materials. today a camera made of cheese. one thing i like to do. is kind of play with people's preconceptions an understanding of what cameras and what it can do. when you make a camera of a block of cheese or something that people don't usually expect then they respond. to the camera so focus lee in a different way but also the pictures that you take whether. it's trying to easy to build the camera like this but it's not so easy on the net is. a frame for the light sensitive paper is screwed to one side of the hunted out block of cheese and twisted into the have assigned and one of. the light passes through the lens and hits the photographic paper which can then be defended . go it works it's just out. after just 2 hours of slicing and putting the cheese cameras ready for a time to session brendan barry uses old polaroid film that develops itself $

one of them was exeter and their director rob baxter for some he was not too impressed with the way saracensey could be more conciliatory particular in the way they responded to the accusations. and then there was chris raab sure, the former england captain, he is with harlequins aside from ten years ago were hoochie affected years ago were hugely affected by the bloodgate scandal and now he is sure about the damage this saracens can do the game stop to i feel in roby we can only feel our grasses greener than others. we looked down at football, and others in athletics for cheating and stuff like this. but we are exactly the same now. we are in that position. rugby is now in a tough place which as a union and a collective, we're going to have to fight hard to get out of. we are no longer greener than everyone else. we are as guilty. saracens have announced they will appeal this decision. there be many months of legal wrangling the last thing they want is continued disruption during the business and of the domestic season. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello, an

of exeter to ukraine, you can find the entire released transcript online at c-span .org. "after words" house intelligence committee chair adam schiff spoke to reporters in the capital about the impeachment inquiry and he told reporters of those who failed to appear would be considered further evidence of the white house obstructing congress and its impeachment probe. >> good morning. today we had additional scheduled depositions with the top lawyer for the national security council as well as mr. blair from the office of management budget and i will work closely with mick mulvaney. both of them defied congressional subpoenas and refused to appear for their scheduled depositions. as has been the case with other witnesses who have done the same thing. this will be further evidence of an effort by the administration to obstruct the level and constitutional duties of congress. i would also say we expect the witnesses who had been subpoenaed to come in this afternoon at the white house instruction to be no-shows. this will only further add to the body of evidence on a potentia

exeter chiefs overcame 3111 point deficit to beat worcester warriors by 2a points to 20.s a brilliant performance from kenya's joyciline jepkosgei at the new york marathon. she won the women's event, in what was her first ever competitive race at that distance. she almost broke the course record as well. one to watch for sure. it's been a great day for british hoickey. both the men's and the women's teams have qualified for next year's olympic games in tokyo. they did it by winning the second legs of their qualifying matches today, and katie shanahan was watching at lee valley in london. confidence was high amongst these home fans as great britain started to be day with a three—goal lead and a fit on the plane to tokyo. gb may be the reigning olympic champions, but there are few familiar faces from the side that won in rio. a bright start was needed and they got it through tessa howard. the 20—year—old's neat finish settling any early nerves. these players need to make their own legacy is only seven golden girls remain. one of them is laura unsworth, whose touch of magic

exeter and st. paul's, were completely unambitious and that went out teaching and learning. the elite was made by the first round the kids who got in got into harvard and princeton in the 60s and early 70s, by being really good at school, well done like their forebears, this new elite knows how to train better than the knows anything. and has an appetite and ambition for training. the numeric chronic elite has rebuilt its family life as domestic life. in a way that emphasizes the training of his children. college-educated people now marry each brother. much more than they did 50 years ago and monday times more often. they stay married in the ways that non- it college-educated people generally don't. they bear children within marriage. and if you don't have a college education is the woman in this country, have a greater than 50 percent chance of bringing children outside wedlock. in the 5 percent of richest and best educated women in the country don't despair but fully raise into adulthood, 90 percent of the children in intact marriages. the rush then segregate themselves ge

no problems for exeter in their opening match. they beat la rochelle 31—12 in france.jumps race the betvictor gold cup at cheltenham. the 16—1 priced happy diva held—off a late challenge to become the first mare to win it for nearly 20 years. happy diva is trained by kerrie lee who's only the third female trainer to win the race. qualifying for tomorrow's brazilian grand prix starts in around half an hour, but earlier lewis hamilton was fastest in final practise. the newly crowned world champion for a sixth time must be enjoying having the pressure taken off and clocked the best lap 200ths of a second quicker than red bull's max verstappen in sao paolo. whales are still 1—0 up in that euro 2020 game. and just some news about cardiff city in this afternoon. neil harris is their new manager. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. hello, and welcome to this look back at some of our recent adventures here on the travel show. it's been a busy few months, so here's a taste of what's coming up. it's so hot! i'm melting. totally worth it.

elsewhere exeter built on their opening weekend win with a 3a—18 victory over glasgow.at secured exeter the bonus point for getting four tries. they are top of pool two on ten points after the first two rounds. dan biggar kicked a penalty in the 85th minute to seal a bonus—point victory for northampton against benetton after a second—half fightback. saints scored 17 second—half points with tries by ollie sleightholme and a second for tom collins before biggar‘s decisive penalty. england's women scored ten tries as they crushed italy 60—3 in bedford to complete a clean sweep of victories from their autumn internationals. the red roses' driving maul and scrum were imperious throughout. world player of the year emily scarratt was on the scoresheet. england finish the year with 12 wins from 13 games and extend their run of victories on home soil up to 17. to ascot next and surname beat favourite altior to win the christy 1965 chase in what was one of the most hotly anticipated head to head showdowns in recent years. surname was the 5—2 second favourite, ridden by harry cobd

exeter lost the last two premiership finals to saracens.that it's kind of out in the public. i think most people who have been involved with building squads and doing contracts and trying to keep players, trying to recruit players, especially over a number of years, you see the changes in the market and the way things work, probably have known for quite some while that squad has not been put together and kept together and improved and added on in a way that has been possible purely within what the salary cap regulations layout. liverpool managerjurgen klopp says he doesn't yet know how they will play two games in two days next month. he side face aston villa in the carabao cup quarterfinal on the 17th of december before playing the club world cup semifinal in qatar the next day. it's within a 37 day period where they play 12 games across four competitions. we cannot carry on like this. so, come on, that's why i ask for a solution. these solutions so far, they sound to me like another problem and that's not... yeah, not a solution. that's al

more rain around, especially on saturday, this picture taken in exeter a little bit earlier on.west of england and south wales with a could be ongoing flooding issues. lots of lying surface water, travel disruption possible. so, here is the rainfall we have across parts of wales, northern england as well, pushing northwards through the day. further heavy showers down to is the channel, heading in across parts of the south east of england, the isle of wight to see more of the showers through the afternoon. there will be a little bit of sunshine, drier weather working in at times, glimpses of blue sky but generally it is cloudy and drizzly. we will see lying surface water on the road across the north—east of england and pushing into south—east scotland. northern ireland and western and northern parts of scotland getting away with a drier day but into the evening hours that rain pushes across eastern scotland and there is across eastern scotland and there is a yellow warning with some flooding problems. elsewhere, it looks like a largely dry, cloudy murky sort of night. frost—free.

for the full experience up on exeter the traditional boats of the danube fisherman. but it still is given good work and once upon a time rowing was the only option but no one does that anymore now we have a motor but we often turn it off to give people the full experience of rooms you can hear the silence it's very special. well you know when you hear nothing you can see a lot. for example you can see the rock formation the 3 warring brothers. alternatively you could hike. like haiti and have money money for them hiking is not recreation it's work because all runs the small restaurant i know you'd like your style or little hermitage which you can only reach by foot it's worth the journey the building complex used to be a franciscan monastery founded by a hermit the unique church has no proper ruth only the cliff which curves overhead . the frescoes with biblical scenes are from the 16th century. canon lehman found out by chance that the historic hermitage was for sale and turned it into a heritage site. there's a window one of his enclosure this is a beautiful rockwe

russia china france exeter i mean they're trying to the rounds of pretty much everybody. so i mean what my role is here is the is the provide them with the best information they possibly can get is also to suggest ways to in which you know the security council or be in the states can you know can can move or they ask me i mean what do you think what we should what should we should we don't know but ultimately the decision on where countries what countries say what they do was very much up to the countries themselves just finally i know there are quite a few 5 star hotels picking up in chuba what about the dangers of it becoming a proxy for superpowers president care earlier this month he was applauding the chinese communist party at juba's largest hospital having a putin's russia signing geological survey agreement is this a battle between on the one side the world bank the i.m.f. britain the u.s. and china on the other because can china save south sudan where might bump in the trump administration current when it comes to food security and issues of violence against wome

out of today's matches — exeter were the best of the british sides — comfortably beating la rochellelster narrowly overcame bath. the biggest age gap in the history of the world tour finals resulted in roger federer being knocked—out by stefanos tsitsipas. the six time champion federer, who's 38 years old — was beaten in straight sets in the semi—finals by the 21 year old greek debutant. tsitsipas will now face dominic thiem in the final tomorrow. the great britain rugby league side's first tour for more than a decade has ended in a series whitewash. the lions were beaten 28—10 by papua new guinea in the final match of their southern hemisphere tour. it follows two defeats by new zealand and one against tonga. max verstappen is on pole for tomorrow's brazilian grand prix — there's much more on the bbc sport website. but from me.... back to you, ben. that's all from me. hello. this is bbc news. as we've been hearing, prince andrew has answered questions for the first time about his links with the convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein and allegations that he had sexual relations with v

exeter chiefs put some distance between themselves and their rivals at the top of their pool this afternoon the pick of the tries with this surging run in the second half. they are top of pool two on ten points after the first two rounds. dan biggar kicked a penalty in the 85th minute to seal a bonus—point victory for northampton against benetton after a second—half fightback. saints scored 17 second—half points with tries by ollie sleightholme and a second for tom collins before biggar‘s decisive penalty. northampton are still behind leinster in pool one, after the irish side also got their second win of the season. the beat the french league leaders lyon. max deegan with the only try of the match for leinster. details of all the other days results on the bbc sport website. let's bring you up to date with the rest of today's football news outside of the premier league, gavin. let's start in scotland, where celtic are now three points ahead of rangers at the top of the premiership. odsonne eduarde and captain scott brown both on the scoresheet, whistjames forrest got 2 in a 4—0 win over liv

more rain around, particularly on saturday, this picture taken by one of our weather watchers in exeter outbreaks of rain, heavy rain across parts of the south—west of england, south wales too, but there could be some ongoing flooding issues through the day. lots of lying surface water meaning travel disruption possible across the south—west of england, south wales and also later in the day, across north—east england and eastern scotland as well. so, here's the rainfall we have across wales and parts of northern england as well, pushing northwards through the day. we also see further heavy showers down towards the channel, heading across parts of the south—east of england. the isle of wight for instance seeing more of those showers through the afternoon. working in at times, glimpses of blue skies, but it is generally cloudy, drizzly. we will see lots of lying surface water on the roads across the north—east of england and this rain this afternoon then pushes into the south of scotland too. northern ireland and western and northern parts of scotland getting away with a drier day here. b

leinster and glasgow enjoyed home wins, while exeter ran in four tries beating la rochelle 31—12.unster beat 0spreys in an all—pro 1a clash in pool 4. max verstappen will start on pole position for tomorrow's brazilian grand prix. he was already on provisional pole before bettering his time with his final run in qualifying. he'll start alongisde sebastian vettel with lewis hamilton in third. just before we go, england are playing theirfinal warm up match for their test series against new zealand. you can listen to commentary with test match special right now on bbc radio 5 live sports extra. you're up to date from the bbc sport centre. counting is under way in sri lanka after people cast their ballots in a presidential election with a high turnout of around 80%. the main contest is between the former defence secretary and the housing minister. the election comes just seven months after a terrorist attack killed more than 250 people. buses carrying muslim minority voters, attacked by unidentified gunmen in sri lanka's north—west. no—one was injured, but it meant the election starte

the sharks move up to second in pool two, five points behind leaders exeter chiefs.a—man montpellier. matt banahan and joe simpson both crossed late on but the french side held on. defeat for the cherry and whites means they stay bottom of pool five, in tennis, the hosts spain have won the davis cup. after their late night victory over great britain, the spanish team won the first singles match with roberto bautista agut getting past canada's felix auger aliassime. rafael nadal here then beat dennis shapovalov in straight sets to seal their first title since 2011. adam peaty put on a great performance as he won a thrilling 100m race in the international swimming league. it's a new team—based competition for 2019, with fast—paced race sessions between eight teams of both men and women. peaty, who's the 100m world record holder, is captain of the london roar team and was in blistering form here. peaty also inspired his team to a win in the mixed ax100 relay at a sold—out london aquatics centre. the series consists of seven meets which take place in different cities aro

sandy park, as bristol came back from a 17 point defecit at half time to claim a late victory against exeterfrog northampton to go top of the table. novak djokovic has made an impressive start to the season ending atp world tour finals. he won his first match with ease beating italy's matteo berrettini in straight sets, djokovic winning the first 6—2. and he won the second 6—1, with the match lasting just over an hour. roger federer is playing his first match tonight — he's up against dominic thiem. after golds for hannah cockroft and maria lyle at the world pa ra—athletics championships in dubai this morning, there was another for great britain in the evening's session. aled davies took the title in the f63 shot put. it was a fourth consecutive world gold for the paralympic champion from wales. great britain now have ten medals in total. that's all the sport for now. gavin, thank you very much. officials say at least 20 people have died in a cyclone near the border between india and bangladesh. it's brought winds of up to a 135 kilometres an hour — and heavy rain. tim allman reports. in the

well, kick—off is less than 12 hours away now, and two exeter chief players, henry slade and luke cowan—dickieools in cornwall teamed up with local musicians to release a song to celebrate their links to this historic day. andy birkett reports. # swing low, sweet chariot... the song synonymous with rugby and sung at any match. but this isn'tjust but this isn't just any england match, and this isn'tjust any group singing it. these school pupils are singing it. these school pupils are singing it. these school pupils are singing it to celebrate not one but two former pupils who are in the england world cup squad. it is just incredible knowing that that could be one of us and it is really inspirational. maybe some of us will play for england. that's the plan, is it? yeah! they had a dream like us and they have made that dream. # coming forward to carry me home... the great thing about cornwall as a community is everyone does get involved in these projects so it is fairly simple. cornwall is a rugby county and we are very proud of our cornish lads that have gone to the england team from humble back

well, kick—off is less than 12 hours away now, and two exeter chief players, henry slade and luke cowan—dickie schools in cornwall teamed up with local musicians to release a song to celebrate their links to this historic day. andy birkett reports. # swing low, sweet chariot... the song synonymous with rugby and sung at any match. this is notjust any song or any group singing it. this group are singing it to celebrate not one, but two former pupils who are in the england world cup squad. it is just incredible knowing that that could be one of us and it is really inspirational. maybe some of us will play for england. that's the plan, is it? they had a dream like us and they have made that dream. # coming for to carry me home... the great thing about cornwall as a community is everyone does get involved in these projects so it is fairly simple. cornwall is a rugby county and we are very proud of our cornish lads that have gone to the england team from humble backgrounds. so inspiring for the youth and all of cornwall is behind them. while some of the family have headed out to japan, luke's broth

exeter lost the last two premiership finals to saracens and their ceo tony rowe said relegation woulddirector of rugby rob baxter stopped short of that but has welcomed the findings. probably pleased that it is kind of out in public. i think most people who have been in involved with building squads and contracts in trying to recruit players over a number of years you see the change in the market and the way things works while that squad has not quite been put together and kept together and changed in a way it has been possible purely within what salary caps are laid out. manchester city and spurs are in champions league action later. they'll do well to match the drama at stamford bridge last night with eight goals, two red cards, late var drama and nothing to separate chelsea and ajax. after going 4—1 down, chelsea fought back to draw 4—1; after the dutch side had two players sent off. teenager reece james — who was playing for wigan last season — scored the equaliser. manager frank lampard described it as madness. a little calmer at anfield where reigning champions liverpool beat ge

no problems for exeter in their opening match — they beat la rochelle 31—12 in france.uins were hammered by claremont. the championship was decided a couple of weeks ago but still two more races in the f1 season to go. it‘s the brazilian grand prix this weekend and max verstappen will start on pole position with his red bull wasjust a tenth of a second faster than sebastian vettel‘s ferrari. new world champion lewis hamilton slipped into third place right at the end of the session. that‘s all the sport for now. michelle 0‘neill has been re—elected as sinn fein‘s vice—president, seeing off a challenge from the former stormont education ministerjohn 0‘dowd. the vote took place at the party‘s annual conference in londonderry. michelle 0‘neill will continue in the position which, in effect, means she is leader of sinn fein in northern ireland. she said the contest had been conducted in a "comradely way". more than 60 flood warnings are still in place across england and wales as water levels begin to subside after large parts of the country were water—logged. south yorkshire

yesterday exeter were the best of the british sides with a convincing win against la rochelle.in. ulster have also begun with a victory but onlyjust. they beat bath 17—16 — robert little with the second of their two tries. there were also wins for leinster and glasgow. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's shaun with the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are katherine forster, journalist at the sunday times and the business commentator, josie cox. welcome to both of you. good to have you both with us at this time in the morning. let's take a look at the front pages. like many of the papers, the observer leads on the bbc‘s interview with prince andrew, and his comments that he couldn't have had sex with an underage teenager because he was ‘at home after a pizza party with his daughter'. the mirror focuses on the prince's denial of a claim from virginia roberts that he was ‘sweating profusely‘, saying this couldn't be true because he ‘didn‘t sweat‘ during that period in his life. the mail on sunday also leads with that story, sa

exeter, northampton and harlequins also won.ories from their autumn internationals. world player of the year, emily scarratt, was on the scoresheet. england finish the year with 12 wins from 13 games and extend their run of victories on home soil up to 17. that's all the sport for now. thank you very much. the us state department has released documents setting out contacts between president trump's personal lawyer rudy giuliani and the secretary of state mike pompeo at a key point in the administration's attempts to put pressure on ukraine. the papers were obtained by the group american 0versight, which claims they show a clear paper trail in the drive to smear the american ambassador in kiev. 0ur washington correspondent chris buckler explains the significance of these newly released documents. i'm very aware always with this impeachment inquiry there are so many names, so many allegations, but very, very simply, here's the whole issue. we are seen over the last few days the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, being dragged int

the sharks move up to second in pool two, five points behind leaders exeter chiefs.pellier in france. defeat for the cherry and whites means they stay bottom of pool five. england's cricketers are in a battle to save the first test against new zealand, after bj watling scored a double century on day four in mount maunganui. the hosts declared on 615 for nine. england will have to bat for the whole of the final day with just seven wickets in hand if they're to force a draw. i am concerned. no doubt about it, because i have seen england in this position before and it is a mindset and it is a case of application and discipline. not something that a lot of the modern day players enjoy. don sibley and rory burns, that is their natural game to play in that fashion but a lot of the other england players want to be aggressive and positive so it will be a real challenge for them to show the necessary discipline, and basically take a leaf out of bj watling's book of denial, and backing their defence, leaving the ball well. of course it is important that they rotate the strike

although if there's a place in exeter that could be harder. i digress.e next few days was at the scottish national party to keep an ion. the bexar party say they will publish a contract with they will publish a contract with the people of britain. keeping an eye out for that. -- depressive party. and on this site on friday we find out what the european commission want to do next about not being givena commission want to do next about not being given a uk commissioner name. and also next week we will find out whether she starts her new commission. and the question time leader specials with fiona bruce in sheffield. nicola sturgeon, jo swinson, jamie corbyn, boris johnson and the public asking the questions was a friday night is the place to be for portable debate and we have decided to schedule that against... goodbye you guys, see you soon. by. hello again. our weather is going to stay in a rather unsettled mood over the next few days and that means more rain is on the way i'm afraid. now looking at the satellite picture, we've still got an area of low p

.- exeter, no question? >> you must be, like, shaking. [laughter] there is a lot of dynamism in the new hampshire and iowa votes, of course. i have been looking at south carolina. a lot of african-american voters there support joe biden because they think he is the most electable to go after donald trump. if, say, elizabeth warren were to defeat him in iowa and new hampshire and win the nevada caucus, do you think there would be a pretty large section of african-american voters in south carolina who would you her -- w ould view her as more electable? >> i do. >> there is a precedent which is not perfect, which was 2008, when african-american voters thought hillary was the person. it is not a perfect analogy, but yes, i agree with mike. >> much of the way we talk about new hampshire trying to correct there is a tendency to correct some of this stuff. i think elizabeth warren will have to go a long way to prove she can connect with african-american voters. while you are winning iowa and new hampshire and raising millions of dollars every da

two extra cheap players have been into the england to face actra —— to exeter chiefs players have beenren from primary schools, i think notjust to celebrate one but two former pupils who are in the england world cup squads. two former pupils who are in the england world cup squadsm two former pupils who are in the england world cup squads. it is incredible now that could be one of us incredible now that could be one of us and it is really inspirational. maybe someday i might play for england. they had a dream like ours and they have of estimate that stream. # swing low sweet chariot the great thing about here is that —— about cornwall is that everyone comes together. it is inspiring for the youth and all of cornwall is behind them. while some of jack's family have headed to japan, luka‘s brother tom still has his job to go for the cornish pirates. brother tom still has his job to go for the cornish pirateslj brother tom still has his job to go for the cornish pirates. i would love to be there and watch him in the final. if he comes back from japan asa the final. if he comes back from j

kick—off, as bristol came back from a 17 point deficit at half time to claim a late victory against exeteruper—over, just like they did against the same opponents to win july‘s world cup final. adam wild has more. they say lightning never strikes twice, but in auckland, the conditions were an ominous sign. when the rain finally stopped, and cricket got started, the thunderous blows soon followed. new zealand with a lightening fast start. the black caps batting‘ lighting up the skies. jonny bairstow soon took charge of the reply, part of england‘s one—day world cup winning side that so narrowly beat new zealand in the summer, surely it couldn‘t get so close this time? yet here was chrisjordan, four needed off the final ball to tie the scores. a boundary did just that. few could believe it had happened again. and so to the super over, and bairstow once more going up and over. the target set. new zealand couldn‘t quite get there. and when eoin morgan did, the series was one. and when eoin morgan did, the series was won. england once more winners in the most dramatic way. adam wild, bbc news.

the chief executive of their big rivals exeter, says they should be relegated.things according to the rules. but i think it's more of a technicality than cheating the system, and that's what seems to be very unfair with these fines. and in the last hour or so nicola adams has announced her retirement from boxing. she is of course a double—0lympic champion having won gold in london in 2012 and again in rio four years later. she's 37 now, and says the risk of going blind in one of her eyes in the main reason that she's calling it a day. and on the subject of retirements from boxing, we can say a very good morning to anthony crolla — who fought for the last time in manchester at the weekend. first of all anthony, a word on nicola adams and what she's done for the sport of boxing in this country? unbelievable what she's done for women's boxing. the first ever 0lympic female boxing gold medallist and as for decision, it is the right decision, when your eye sight‘s in danger, she's achieved everything and more that she set out to do. and she was a world champion as a

exeter chiefs overcame a 14 point deficit to beat worcester warriors by 24 points to 20.e new york marathon. she won the women's event, in what was her first ever competitive race at that distance. she almost broke the course record as well. one to watch for sure. it's been a great day for british hoickey. both the men's and the women's teams have qualified for next year's olympic games in tokyo. they did it by winning the second legs of their qualifying matches today, and katie shanahan was watching at lee valley in london. confidence was high amongst these home fans as great britain started to be day with a three—goal lead and a fit on the plane to tokyo. gb may be the reigning 0lympic champions, but there are few familiar faces from the side that won in rio. a bright start was needed and they got it through tessa howard. the 20—year—old's need an edge settling any 20—year—old's need an edge settling a ny early 20—year—old's need an edge settling any early nerves. —— need finish settling any early nerves. these players need to make their own legacy is only seven golden

kick—off, as bristol came back from a 17—point deficit at half time to claim a late victory against exeteragainst dominic thiem. ahead of bmx freestyle making its 0lympic debut next year, one british rider has shown what she can do. charlotte worthington has won bronze at the urban cycling world championships — finishing behind american champion hannah roberts and chile‘s valentina perez grasset. it is surreal, it is ridiculous. i don‘t think it has sunk in yet. i set out today, everyone is going for gold. 0f set out today, everyone is going for gold. of course i was going for gold, but i will take a podium finish for sure. what does it mean to you to be riding for great britain? does it make you proud?m makes me ridiculously proud. when i won the european championship and they played the national anthem, there was definitely a tear in my eye. i love the country. england‘s tyrrell hatton has won the turkish 0pen, at the fourth extra hole, following a six—man play—off. the 28—year—old ryder cup player claimed the title after austria‘s matthias schwab missed a short par putt. they finished u

i'm aware that exeter knows he has provided information. >> well, he was in the parliament at the time. this is the 2016 campaign. he provided, widely known as the "black ledger," have you heard of that? >> i have. >> the black letter is seen as couple information? >> yes. >> the black ledger is credible? >> yes. >> bob mueller did not find it credible. do you dispute what bob mueller's findings were? that they didn't use it in the prosecution of the report. >> are not aware that he did not find it credible. i think it was evidence and other criminal proceedings. its credibility was not a question those proceedings. >> so the motivation for lutsenko was reported -- was to go after a trump campaign official, and undermine trump's candidacy. are you aware of that? >> if you mean by the release of the black ledger, i think lutsenko's motivation was the same motivation he has always expressed, which is to expose corruption in ukraine. >> right, but he has admitted motivation was to, partly, at least, undermine the trump candidacy he did not support. >> he did not say that to me. if he said

let's go to ed, a former new exeter, to talk about meat and dairy. how are you doing? good morning.d meat and dairy tax would be? we are proposing a carbon tax right across the economy. for agriculture what we are doing is ring fencing the proceeds from that tax and putting it back into agriculture to support farmers in order to make the transition. we know that we are going to have to change agriculture. and we want to protect farmers as much as possible in that a change that we are going to make. what we are being very, very clear. there would be an increase, an improvement in the quality of meat, for example, but there would be an increase in the price of meat. a cheeseburger is 99p now. what would it be? we don't know exactly how much those costs would be absorbed by the supermarkets, for example, so it's very hard. we are talking p rather than pounds. a big mac might go to 1.20 else something? i can't tell you. it depends how much the supermarkets can absorb in terms of price. we want to make sure farmers are protected so they can transition and their livelihoods are protected.

the chief executive of their big rivals exeter says they should be relegated, but former player kyran maybe should have taken better advice and done things according to the rules. but i think it's more of a technicality than cheating the system, and that's what seems to be very unfair with these fines. there was a heroes' welcome for south africa's world cup—winning team as they arrived home. these were the scenes in johannesburg as captain siya kolisi paraded the william webb ellis trophy to the crowd at tambo international airport. it is south africa's first world title since 2007, and theyjoin the all blacks as three—time champions. one man who was part of new zealand's team at the world cup was sonny bill williams. he is set to sign a huge deal to cross codes and play in the super league for toronto wolfpack. it is reported that the newly promoted side will pay him more than £2.5 million a year. that will make him the highest—paid player in the history of either code. he is a talented lad, too. he started his career playing rugby league for the canterbury bulldogs in australia, wi

yesterday, exeter were the best of the british sides with a convincing win la rochelle.wins for leinster and glasgow. the f1 championship was decided a couple of weeks ago, but still two more races in the season to go. it's the brazilian grand prix today and max verstappen starting on pole position for today's race. his red bull was just a tenth of a second faster than sebastian vettel‘s ferrari. new world champion lewis hamilton slipped into third place right at the end of the session. and england have drawn their last warm—up game ahead of their test series in new zealand. and that is the sport. thank you very much. the duke of york has categorically denied having any sexual contact with an american woman who says she was forced to sleep with him when she was 17. in an exclusive bbc interview about his friendship with the convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein, prince andrew said he would be prepared to testify under oath if "push came to shove." you can say categorically that... you can say categorically that... you don't recall meeting virginia roberts, dining with h

john laramie from exeter college.o lift up the funding for a fee colleges. when you commit over this parliament to levelling up the funding to £5,000 for the 16 to 19 coueges funding to £5,000 for the 16 to 19 colleges as well as those in schools? i will take that away. i am not certain that we are not already doing that, but i will come back to i may. a final, george mcintosh here. george, do you want to wait for microphone which is on its way. george mcintosh, chairman of the cbi's council. will you protect the interests of the innovators and entrepreneurs in this country by holding on entrepreneurs relief? judge, i'm not to make any fiscal commitments at this stage. if that is all right. we have lots of tax cuts and ways that we want to support entrepreneurs, but i will certainly register your interest, your point with the chancellor. certainly register your interest, your point with the chancellorlj your point with the chancellor.” think we have got room, because people have been agreeably brief, for a couple of q