fabio, he had to keep up that pace.d take the first set at the tie—break. it was a sign that the former world number one of the site would make it easy. a few too many got the better of fognini. it will the fight was on and to see them move on the court like this just so just how far he has come since his injury but a match this tight, this competitive would go to a tie—break but not without a spat. off court, they could do no wrong in the closing stages as he came out on top if her murray to hold them off for as long as he could, that is progress. you will make you was not saying anything to them, so he was very frustrated, you wanted to in each with me —— engage with me, but i am not having them talk to me like that on the court. one week after shamed athletics coach alberto salazar received a 4 year ban for dopng violations, the performance director of uk athletics, neil black, has announced that he'll step down from the role at the end of the month. uk athletics appointed salazar as a consultant to its endurance pro

fabio: almost double.c, crushed pepper. lemonis: sometimes having a better product and getting better repeat visits will actually make you more profitable. ♪ man, that's fantastic. thank you, buddy. i learned a lot. ♪ ♪ hi, there. debbie #2: hey, marcus. lemonis: i wanted to drop off some sauce that i made this morning. debbie #2: oh, cool. lemonis: is your dad around? debbie #2: he asked me to call him when you got here. lemonis: yeah, do you mind? debbie #2: mm-hmm. lemonis: i understand that dino likes to control everything, but when people put their reputation on the line or they bring somebody in to help and you just flat-out embarrass me, well, now it's just rude. and while i'm furious that he's disrespectful, my job is to continue to move the business forward. ♪ where were you before? dino: being involved in this process is like riding a tilt-a-whirl. yesterday, i'm trying to give my kids a day where there's no drama. and i'm like, "i'm just gonna work," 'cause i do much better when i'm working. lem

he wanted to engage with me, fabio fognini, like he probably should have done but he talked to me likegest name in gymnastics and now simone biles has gone into a league of her own by becoming the most successful female in world championship history. biles won her 21st world medal, as the usa took gold in the women's team event at the world gymnastics championships in stuttgart. they finished nearly a full 6 marks ahead of second—placed russia. the bronze medal went to italy, who won their first team medal since 1950. there's a diplomatic rift growing between china and one of the pillars of american sport — the nba. basketball is hugely popular in china. but a tweet by houston rockets executive daryl morey, which supported the political protests in hong kong, has led to chinese state tv saying they won't air two exhibition games in the country this week. morey has since apologised but the chinese government, the fans, and the team's partners aren't happy, after a loss of money and publicity. here's what nba commissioner adam silver had to say. we are not apologising for exercising free

he wanted to engage with me, fabio. i probably shouldn't have done.at portugal by a goal to nil thanks to a huge piece of good fortune. the lionesses had a helping hand from the portugal goalkeeper for beth mead to score the only goal of the game. phil neville's side needed some luck to win though. they got some more, this portugal free kick somehow staying out. wales's euro 2021 qualifying campaign had a welcome boost after they beat belarus 1—nil. rachel rowe got the winner with around 10 minutes to go in herfirst game back from a year—long injury. wales stay second in group c. don't forget we'll round up all the day's key sporting stories in sportsday this evening. that's on the news channel after the news at 6.30pm. looking ahead to the euro qualifiers for england and reflecting on the big results from the rugby world cup. that's all the sport for now. some breaking news coming into us, all 555 thomas cook stores are to be bought by rival hays travel. it's a move which could save 2500 jobs. that has just come in. move which could save 2500 jobs. t

author of several books including direct action protest and the reinvention of american radicalism fabio has is a professor of sociology at indiana university and the editor of context magazine and. is a sociologist and director of the center for digital culture at king's college in london it's great to have it all in the stream everybody i just want to just just get a little taste of what you feel is a successful protest in say the last decade ballot one that you love to hear thought yes they did it right a few digits only france where really amazing a sense that we're a daily to be sure going to say sure and they use these quite amazing stocktake of occupy the roundabouts they have placed with you really hard for the state because you blocked traffic basically and in very short time he managed to so far wrong yeah on on a number of things including. increasing the fuel depresses school and they were at each 80 to meet me in other cities around the world city where really representing many people there now are hurt by the cries but you know we crises. i confess i am still not a successf

he wanted to engage with me, fabio, like he shouldn't have done, —— i probably shouldn't have done, butne into a league of her own by becoming the most successful female in world championship history. biles won her 21st world medal as the usa took gold in the women's team event at the world gymnastics championships in stuttgart. they finished nearly a full six marks ahead of second—placed russia. the bronze medal went to italy who won their first team medal since 1950. scotland can set up a final group showdown with tournament hosts japan if they can overcome russia later. and wales will be hoping they can follow their win against australia with another against fiji. the south pacific side still harbour hopes of advancing themselves but will have a tough task as wales have had ten days off and are aiming to finish top of their group. we're edging ever closer to baseball's world series. the finalists of the national league division series will become clear on wednesday. both play—offs are tied at 2—2. st louis cardinals are at atlanta braves for their decider and washington nationals are

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spaniard — who had already secured his sixth world title in thailand two weeks ago — finished ahead of fabioritain‘s laura kenny and katie archibald won silver in the women‘s madison on the final day of the european track championships. that‘s all from sportsday. coming up next: the film review. hello, a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. and as ever, mark kermode is with me and has had his fill of films. what have you been watching this week, mark? it‘s a week of sequels this week. yes. we have maleficent: mistress of evil. poor thing. he'll recover. zombieland: double tap. and a shaun the sheep movie, farmageddon. oh, i love shaun the sheep! i can‘t even pronounce the title of the angelina jolie... i don‘t know why i struggle with it so much but there we go. this is why you are here. maleficent: mistress of evil. in the first maleficent, which kind of revisited sleeping beauty as a mother—daughter tale seen from the point of view of angelina jolie‘s key character — who, we learn through the course of the movie, is not actually evil but has a whole bunch of other things going

murray will play italy's fabio fognini in the second round, who comfortably beat the american sam querrey2. murray leads 4—3 in their head—to—head record. france's ninth seed gael monfils is also through after a 7—5, 6—7, 6—3 win over another italian, lorenzo sonego. monfils will face poland's hubert hurkacz next. and, denis shapovalov faces novak djokovic next after beating frances tiafoe in straight sets. djokovic, who won the japan open on sunday, is the top seed in shanghai and has a bye to the second round. a surprise result here, croatia's marin cilic was beaten in straight sets beaten by albert ramos vinolas. cilic is now ranked 25th in the world, down from a career high of third last year. vinolas will play roger federer in the second round. the rugby world cup continues on tuesday, when south africa take on canada in pool b. the springboks need to win to guarantee their spot in the last 16. head coach rassie erasmus has made 13 changes to his side, but captain siya kolisi remains in the team. the flanker has been responding to questions on how he feels, being south africa's first

the win was sealed on the final corner when he just managed to hold off the challenge of fabio ca rta after a crash in practice on friday and he crashed again in qualifying, but it all came right today and he takes the title for the fourth time in a row, with four races to spare. oit tanak has won wales rally gb for the first time in his career. the estonian finished in style winning the final stage to take the rally by ten seconds from reigning champion, sebastien ogier. britain's kris meeke finished fourth overall. tanak now leads ogier in the drivers' championship by 28 points with just two rounds to go. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. now on bbc news it's time fro the travel show. this week on the travel show... i am in greece with a team of archaeologists, uncovering the long—lost city of tenea. i found an artefact! plus, i'm going into battle. finding out what it was like for the crew of an ancient athenian warship. we're heading to athens to uncover greece's ancient treasures,

the number 3 seed — who won the cincinnati masters earlier this year — will now face italy's fabio fogninitraight sets. federer — who's bidding to regain the title he last won two years ago — came through won 7—6, 6—4. he'll now face the number five seed from germany, alexander zverev. and the number 4 seed dominic thiem is through to the quarter—finals after a straight sets win over nikoloz basilashvili. thiem won 6—3, 6—4 — and will now face the number 11 seed from italy matteo berrettini. one other tennis line. naomi osaka has declared her intention to represent japan at next year's olympics in tokyo. the world number 3, and reigning australian open champion, was born in osaka to a japanese mother and haitian father. but she grew up in new york, and also has us citizenship. japanese law decrees that a person must choose one nationality before their 22nd birthday — and osaka's chosen to represent the country of her birth at the tokyo olympics. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport.but from me — and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. s

don't forget fabio fogninni is 12th in the world so encouraging from murray. point win. the final score 66—7. that means south africa are through to the quarter finals of the compeition, along with england and france. canada managed to get on the scoresheet but not until the second half and they had a player sent off for a dangerous tackle. we're seeing a few of these in this world cup. let's take a look at the action. south africa made an extremely quick start in kobe, scoring seven tries in the first half to secure the bonus they needed nice and early — including a hat trick from scrum half cobus reinach — the fastest in the tournaments history. in the tournament's history. they were helped too by a red card handed to canada'sjosh larsen for a dangerous tackle. canada did manage to score in the second half, but it wasn't enough to limit the damage — south africa winning 66—7. all the home nations are in action over the next few days, england play france in theirfinalgroup game on saturday, and say they won't risk billy vunipola if there are any doubts over h

fabio manÉ abriÓ la cuenta al minuto 40. madison emparejÓ a 10 del final.ganÓ el conjunto de liverpool. hablaremos del subcampeÓn que no juega como tal. tottenham cayÓ frente al ensiderable, a sale del partido aaron marcÓ doblete. se comiÓ 7 del bayern. y ahora 3 del brighton. la estÁ pasando muy mal este hombre mauricio pochettino ha hecho una gran gestiÓn con el conjunto de tottenham, esta noche con mi gallo carlos hermosillo los esperamos en titulares y mÁs fin de semana. para platicar de esto y mÁs. ahÍ los esperamos. los vamos acompaÑar miguel. >>> hecho. >>> muchas gracias. >>> gracias a ti. la casa blanca entregÓ el reconocimiento a alejandro fernÁndez en reconocimiento a sus 40 aÑos de carrera. regresa a sus raÍces, la mÚsica de mariachis, francisco cuevas nos amplia. >>> alejandro fernÁndez lleva el orgullo de ser mexicano en el corazÓn. una sensaciÓn que no deja de emocionarnos. >>> un paÍs que me voy y me paro en un escenario vestido de la g mÚsica mexicana de forma espectacular. hijo del legendario vicente fernÁndez, el potrillo ha cosechado Éxi

in new jersey fabio. >> caller: hey, jim.ecent viewer, hooked on to your show trying to learn a thing or two. >> that's what i want. >> caller: my question is on nokia. i bought some at 48 shares a month ago as a long-term environment, 2020 and beyond do you still see potential in the stock and should i buy more, sell or wait >> i was very disappointed they remind me very much of blackberry i'm going to say no. it really was quite discouraging and just shows you how much ahead huawei is. how about ed in iowa, ed >> caller: yeah, hey, jim, about a year ago, the market seemed a little volatile, so i thought i would hedge my investments by putting some money into a producer of gold and copper. >> okay. >> mcmoran >> right >> caller: but it's been losing money ever since and didn't meet their last quarters and estimates. and wonder whether i should the sell it out, take my losses and reinvest or hang in? >> look, i hope to never be part of the equation. you to hope for a trade deal so you can bail from the stock. i don't want you

he wanted to engage with me, fabio. i probably shouldn't have done. can to get back to the top --on court. it seems he is on his way. thank you. earlier this year, the prime minister unveiled plans to recruit a total of 20,000 additional police officers in england and wales at a cost of more than £500 million. the announcement injuly drew criticism with some blaming a rise in violent crime on the loss of a similar number of officers since 2010, as part of the government's austerity measures. we can speak now to the minister for policing, kit malthouse. thank you very much. good to talk to you as ever. can we suffer those numbers? pledge of an extra 20,000 officers when in the last ten years, as we said, around 22,000 posts have been cut by your own party. so actually we're not even, if those 20,000 are recruited, are not even at the figure we were at a decade ago. today we are announcing the first slug of 6000, as you might know, were being recruited and distributed across the country. people will learn later on today how many there local forces getti

meanwhile, at the paris masters, fabio fognini wasn't in the best of moods.nd his racquet bore the brunt of his angst. handle and head snapped clean apart. the defeat means fognini now can't qualify for the season—ending world tour finals. the rest of the efl cup quarter final line up will be filled exclusively by premier league teams. after colchester and oxford made the last eight last night, the three final fourth round ties tonight only involve top flight teams. our football reporter john bennett is alongside me. john after the few days that arsenal have had their game at liverpool will be interesting. so many issues for arsenal at the moment. you will remember that their captain, granit xhaka, was booed, he was substituted and he showed his frustration. he cupped his ear to the fans, took off his shirt, and it was a very angry reaction. there has been no apology since then. he won't been no apology since then. he won't be involved in the game tonight against liverpool, but that is still against liverpool, but that is still a big issue for you and the fan

he'll face fabio fognini next.y's lorenzo sonego 7—5, 6—7, 6—3 to advance to the second round. the frenchman will face poland's hubert hurkacz in the second round. this was monday's surprise result — croatia's marin cilic was beaten in straight sets beaten by albert ramos vinolas. cilic is now ranked 25th in the world, down from a career high of third last year. vinolas will play roger federer in the second round. sri lanka have won a first ever t20 series against pakistan. a second string side won by 35 runs, after bhanuka rajapaksa scored 77 to wrap up the three match series with a game to spare. several of their senior players chose to miss the series over security concerns in the country. thejob of replacing england's world cup winning cricket coach has been given to chris silverwood. he's the man selected to replace trevor baylis. he beat the likes of south africa's gary kirsten and ex—england captain alec stewart. his first task will be to steer england to victory, on theirforthcoming tour of new zealand. the

laugh i would use a well i don't lie on the floor don't you know fabio you. pro-democracy lawmakers projected the slogan 5 demands not one less on the chamber's walls these include universal suffrage and an independent inquiry into police violence during demonstrations i. carry a speech did not address any of these demands at school. silenced by her critics. the disruption forced ms lam to abandon the planned speech she later gave her address via video link. european union officials have warned that significant issues remain in the way of africa to secure an agreement on the u.k.'s departure from the bloc ireland's prime minister barak carr has said he hopes any sticking points can be resolved of the course of today that would mean a member that member states have a chance to consider any deal before a crucial in you summit that starts tomorrow it's the last major round table before the u.k. scheduled departure date on october 31st britain's brags that minister stephen barclay has told lawmakers that the british government would abide by a law requiring it to

let's talk more about this from 2 year of science with fabio from d.w. science department good morning barbara what would this computer be used for. right now it's not clear what one can use it for because basically the software or the programming that was used to compute random numbers was explicitly written only for this particular task to show that the thing actually works and this is or big breakthrough but there is no such thing as ethical software for a supercomputer quite yet the the important task was to show how many numbers of cultural ations that machine could do in an exponentially increasing way and it did so obviously in a very successful way and told what it's capable of doing ok when when it comes online at some point in the future what would be the difference between this type of computer and the personal computer that i use at home is there a world between them are they somehow related. this is a very different animals as a computer you have a ton works was bits bits basically information pieces of 0 and one yes or no. the quantum compu

don't like i see him on the floor fabio you are proud to mock receive you will make his projected the slogan 5 demands not one less on the chamber's walls these include universal suffrage and an independent inquiry into police violence during demonstrations i. was carrying speech did not address any of these demands asshole. silenced by her critics. the disruption force ms lam to abandon the planned speech she later gave her address via video link. and let's go right to hong kong our correspondent charlotte shell some pill is standing by for us there hi charlotte so we have the protests on the streets of hong kong for several weeks now we're also seeing these dramatic pictures of chaos in the territories parliament how long can carry lamb really hang on as a leader. well carrie lan has always been keen to emphasize that she and authorities here can contain this situation but i think a lot of people watching the images that came out of the legislative council chamber today suggest rules would think that they suggest that she cannot in fact contain the situation when the opinion polls s

laugh i would use a well i don't lie on the floor don't you fabio you pro-democracy lawmakers projected the slogan 5 demands not one less on the chamber's walls these include universal suffrage and an independent inquiry into police violence during demonstrations i. was carrying speech did not address any of these demands at all. i was silenced by her critics. the disruption force ms lam to abandon the planned speech she later gave her address via video link. and we can go to hong kong now or correspondent charlet shells and phil is standing by for us hi charlotte we see you see there are the images of destruction in the territories parliament there's really no sign of these protests ending is there. sciri there are more protests planned for the coming days including was expected to be another large protest on sunday that's being organized by the civil human rights front now they're the people behind some massive protests in previous months one of which they said drew up to 2000000 people now there is some news now coming in to convene a civil human rights front man called jimmy shan ha

leave the chamber will you time the fibroid you say go lie down i see him on the floor don't you know fabio young pro-democracy lawmakers projected the slogan 5 demands not one less on the chamber's walls these include universal suffrage and an independent inquiry into police violence during demonstrations i. was carrying speech did not address any of these demands at all. i silenced by her critics. the disruption forced ms lam to abandon the planned speech she later gave her address via video link. let's go to hong kong now to speak to our correspondent charlotte charleston pill hi charlotte the protests on the streets of hong kong have been going on for several weeks now we're also seeing this disruption in the parliament there really doesn't seem to be any sign that these protests are winding down. well as you were it we're in our 5th month of these protests now and more a planned for the days ahead including potentially a very large protest on sunday that's being organized by the civil human rights front there the people behind a number of protests that they say drew up to 2000000 peopl

he pushed world number 12 fabio fognini all the way in the second round of the shanghai masters. 6—2. a tight decider saw an angry murray tell fognini to "shut up" as he failed to serve out for victory. his defeat comes on the day, australian open organisers announced that he'll make his grand slam return at the tournament injanuary. and it's a huge day tomorrow for two home nations at the rugby world cup tomorrow. wales will reach the quarter—finals if they beat fiji, while scotland cannot afford to lose their match against russia. the scots will be looking for a bonus point win, before they head to yokohama for theirfinal pool game against japan, where they'll have to beat the hosts. i have played enough of these games where if you tried to score four tries before you score one, you get a bit of trouble. we are not thinking about that early on. if we score one that may be the case but we cannot score the fourth until we score the first. we need to back our skills, write them down and we believe our fitness will be superior to them. but that's all your sport for now. lots of sho

the last defender to win the coveted prize was fabio cannavaro back in 2006.ld united laterfor the first of seven matches in the space of three weeks. unai emery‘s team started the season well but are winless in their three away league games. they're currently 5th, while sheffield united are 15th. you have to go all the way back to 2006 when the two sides last met in the premier league. tennis's world rankings are published on monday — and they'll make pleasant reading for andy murray. the 3—time grand slam champion is up to 127 after winning the european open. murray beat stan wawrinka over 3 sets in his first tour final in more than two and a half years. the former world number one is steadily rebuilding his singles game after career—saving hip surgery in january. well we've shown you the goals from inter milan against sasswolo but there was also a bizarre incident, as someone parachuted onto the pitch! the game was delayed for a short time whilst security staff ushered the pitch invader from the field of play. not something you see every day! you can get al

aside the spaniard in straight sets and never faced a break point on his way 286276 victory italian fabio phone stay was a little tough it took him 3 grueling sets to be britain's andy murray the victory keeps his chances for finance with the season and the a.t.p. finals aloft. this is d.w. news and these are our top story european parliament head david sass elise says there's been no progress in breaks in talks after a meeting today with the u.k. prime minister boris johnson that's only warned that only option the only option now appears to be a no deal breaks it or a break delay earlier the e.u. council president donald tusk accused boris johnson of playing a blame game. turkey says it's ready for an offensive against syria's kurds following u.s. president donald trump's decision to pull troops out of northern syria trump is now facing accusations that he has abandoned kurdish forces who were key u.s. allies against so-called islamic state. only 70 e.u. countries have agreed to join a plan to distribute migrants who were rescued from the mediterranean interior ministers meeting in luxem

he stormed to victory in a heart—pounding final—corner duel with fabio ouartararo to clinch it.ay and he crashed again in qualifying but there were no signs of any problems, as he took the title for the fourth time in a row, with four races to spare. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. four people were killed and five others wounded in a shooting at a bar in kansas city, officials have confirmed. police told the bbc that the suspect is a hispanic man and that he was on the run after the incident. further details about the motive and whereabouts of the gunman are still unclear. it comes just weeks after two separate shootings in texas, which left 44 people dead. mental health patients are at increasing risk due to poor treatment facilities and ageing buildings — that's according to new evidence gathered by the organisation which represents nhs hospital, ambulance and community services. nhs providers found there were nearly 1,400 more "safety incidents" last year than in the previous 12 months — including a patient who fell from a window. the government

he stormed to victory in a heart—pounding final—corner duel with fabio quartararo to clinch it.ay and he crashed again in qualifying but there were no signs of any problems, as he took the title for the fourth time in a row, with four races to spare. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. there is live coverage from the cardiff half marathon online. i will be back in an hour. a radio ixtra gig in birmingham was called off last night after a man suffered what police describe as a slash wound while he was backstage. the event was taking place at the city's arena and being broadcast live on radio. the injured man was treated on site by medical staff and did not require hospital treatment. west midlands police have launched an investigation. there was music after music and all ofa there was music after music and all of a sudden, they were running out of a sudden, they were running out of the building. they didn't actually tell us what happened. it wasjust finished. actually tell us what happened. it was just finished. i think h

murray is currently playing at the shanghai masters, he's playing fabio fognini in the second round andg with serve in the second. cricket‘s governing body in england and wales says it wants to make cricket a gender—balanced sport. the ecb has today revealed what it calls it's action plan to transform women's and girls' cricket, which includes and initial two year investment of £20 million, that could rise to £50 million over the next five years. the plan includes a promise to "recruit more dedicated resources", "improve the player experience", and "increase the opportunities to build careers in the sport". heavyweight boxer tyson fury‘s been causing a stir in a very different kind of ring. here he is getting into a scrap with pretty much everyone during wwe‘s raw event. all very silly, but there could be a career there for him if he ever decides to hang up his gloves. that's all the sport for now. more from jane dougall on afternoon live. let's get more on our top story that downing street and says the brexit talks are close to breaking down after a phone call betwen boris johnson and

don't lie on the board of your fabio you pro-democracy lawmakers projected the slogan 5 demands not one less on the chamber's walls these include universal suffrage and an independent inquiry into police violence during demonstrations i. was kerry speech did not address any of these demands at all. silenced by her critics. the disruption forced ms lam to abandon the planned speech she later gave her address via video link the. now the chair of the german bishops conference cardinal rinehart mox has pledged that the katha of this pledge the catholic church in solidarity with jews in germany speaking in berlin the cardinal said we will never part from our jewish brothers and sisters and that he was deeply affected by last week's terror attack in the eastern german town of kalak cardinal moch said he felt that germany and the church have a clear mission to ensure there is no place and he semitism. we can take a closer look at the cardinals that remarks with that date abuse are villages affairs correspondent martin welcome not even feel the catholic church has talked for a long time about f

rival to clinch it — and he did so, storming to victory in a heart—pounding final corner duel with fabiosh in practice on friday, and he crashed again in qualifying, but there were no signs of any problems, as he took the title for the fourth time in a row, with four races to spare. great britain's women gymnasts are guaranteed a place at next year's olympic games, thanks to their performance at the world championships in stuttgart, where they've reached the team final. but there was no doubting the star of the show — the american simone biles performed two original skills, becoming the first woman to complete a triple—double move on floor, and then a double—double dismount on the beam. both moves will be named after her. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are the sun on sunday's political editor david wooding, and journalist and author shyama perera. let's ta ke a look at the front pages. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the telegraph says ministers are discussing plans which could

first there was fabio and now there's le bail.im north korea has been plying hunter games for years. the dictatorial derby has gone viral on line and not in a good way. on the flipside he's no longer the biggest loser. topic number two. pop up dell recalling 2.3 million pounds of seasoned beef because of metal shavings. i don't know why that's a problem now. health officials say taco bell meat is a major health risk and that was before they found that there was metal in there. it was discovered after a small and shiny piece of metal. as you can imagine at first he thought it was a fragment from his long. the company can be taking a hit from a lawsuit because not only is the victim is upset thousands of taco bell supporters are furious as well. they are filing and no class-action lawsuit and of course the nooses and all bad for the burrito baron by the company announced its bringing back the popular taco promotion for the world series. the way it works is ever time a player steals a base the company gives away free tacos. you get u

spaniard — who had already secured his sixth world title in thailand two weeks ago — finished ahead of fabiohe years on click, we have seen devices get smaller and smaller, yet with more storage and more processing capabilities. this miniaturisation of devices has touched everything from our computers to phones and even revolutionising areas of medicine. one area of medicine which has a lot of demand and could potentially benefit from miniaturisation is medical imaging. in the uk, over 41 million scans take place every year in the nhs using x—rays, mri and ultrasound. sirens wail. in an emergency, at the bedside or even in an ambulance, it can be complicated to get a patient to one of these large machines. but now, a portable medical device has been made available in the uk which could change all that, giving doctors and patients instant access to ultrasound at dramatically reduced costs. jen copesta ke has been to take a look. the intensive care unit of southampton children‘s hospital admits hundreds of patients each year with a range of medical conditions, from heart disease to trauma and

laugh i would use a call i have i seen on the board of your fabio young pro-democracy lawmakers projected the slogan 5 demands not one less on the chamber's walls these include universal suffrage and an independent inquiry into police violence during demonstrations. the the kerry speech did not address any of these demands at all. was silenced by her critics. the disruption forced ms lam to abandon the planned speech she later gave her address via video link the. turkey has rejected calls for a cease fire in its northern syria offensive against kurdish militias the kurds have joined with syrian government troops and russian allies and have now moved into previously kurdish held areas including the city of mann bridge turkish forces meanwhile are continuing to shell positions in northern syria u.s. vice president mike pence and secretary of state mike compare on their way to turkey to push for an end to the fighting this follows the announcement of u.s. economic sanctions against turkey for the incursion. the syrian flag raised over to city of monday it's meant to signal the syrian army's

sanctions things are much worse for the iranian people unfolding by fabio here which will lead to any run place he built up unfolding by computer here which will lead them to rise up and change the behavior of the. well lou me means that means that the release of the 3 revealed of. 3 people in all you can surely children don't know who kenya is this is really instrumental test for political objective tests that is it is obviously an acceptable so is the only way to fix this problem to actually lift obviously an acceptable so is the only way to fix this problem to actually lift the sanctions altogether no we're not saying that what we're saying is that anderson the sanctions altogether. no we're not saying that what we're saying is that under international law the you wish to monitor the impact of the sanctions and where wherever is the international law the you wish to monitor the impact of the sanctions and where wherever it's determined that century is where the rights of iranians including in this case the rights of health the you wish to determine that century is whether the right

the win was sealed on the final corner when he just managed to hold off the challenge of fabio ca rtafying, but it all came right today and he takes the title for the fourth time in a row, with four races to spare. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening, but now on bbc news, it's tme for click. some call it fake news, some call it disinformation, online manipulation, or even information warfare. the tech giants call it coordinated inauthentic activity. false news articles on facebook, bots amplifying questionable opinions on twitter. what we now know is that nation states have and are weaponising these techniques to their own ends — russia to interfere with elections, china to spread disinformation. but there is one place which hasn't been associated with deliberate disinformation recently. and that's wikipedia. it's the largest collection of human knowledge ever created, arguably the first digital wonder of the world, the font of all internet knowledge. it has nearly six million pages, with a staggering 18 billion page views every month, and it was created

andy murray‘s injury comeback again showed positive signs as he pushed world number 12 fabio fogniniset 6—2. a tight decider saw an angry murray tell fognini to "shut up" as he failed to serve out for victory. his defeat comes on the day, australian open organisers announced he‘ll make his return to the tournament injanuary. wales women are in action as they take on belarus in their euro 2021 qualifier this evneing. wales are currently second in their group.. they‘re looking to bounce back from their disappointing 2—2 draw with northern ireland last time out. 20 minutes into the first half at the borisov arena — it remains goaless. you can follow that match on the bbc sport website. scotland face russia in the rugby world cup on wednesday in a game they cannot afford to lose. russia sit bottom on group a and are facing elimination from the tourament. the stadium has already played host toa the stadium has already played host to a major upset in this rugby world cup when japan stunned to a major upset in this rugby world cup whenjapan stunned ireland to blow full a wide open scotland

the win was sealed on the final corner when he just managed to hold off the challenge of fabio quartararofying, but it all came right today and he takes the title for the fourth time in a row, with four races to spare. oit tanak has won wales rally gb for the first time in his career. the estonian finished in style, winning the final stage to take the rally by ten seconds from reigning champion sebastien ogier. britain's kris meeke finished fourth overall. tanak now leads ogier in the drivers' championship by 28 points with just two rounds to go. novak djokovic has given the clearest indication yet that he has returned to form and fitness at the end of the year. he's won his first tournament back since pulling out of the us open last month with a shoulder injury, beating john millman in straight sets in the final of the japan open. it took him just 70 minutes, he only lost five games — and he didn't drop a set all week. it was a fantastic week in every sense. i felt great on the court, felt really welcome by the japanese people off of the court as well. they made me feel like at home. did

fabio fognini.e sweating on the fitness of back row billy vunipola. coaches say they will wait another day before making a definitive decision on his ankle injury. if he's not deemed to be fit, it's expected mark wilson will come into the side instead. the loser of that match will likely face wales in the quarter finals. warren gatland has made two changes for theirfinal pool match against fiji. both in the back row where james davies and ross moriarty come in. just time to tell you that fabian delph has pulled out of the england football squad that will play the forthcoming euro 2020 qualifiers in the czech republic and bulgaria. the midfielder picked up an injury during everton‘s premier league defeat at burnley on saturday. no further replacements are planned at this moment in time as gareth southgate's preparations begin with a 24—man squad. and before we go, we loved this video on social media from the olympic gold medalist jack laugher. here he is at a training camp in turkey with a few other

murray is currently playing the shanghai open and plays fabio fognini in the second round shortly.st how close he was to retiring from the sport altogether because of the constant pain he was in. a couple of weeks later he had hip surgery, and he‘s now moving towards what would be the most incredible of comebacks. plenty of women‘s international football to look forward to today, including wales, who are aiming to reach their first major tournament at the european championships in england in two years‘ time. they continue their road to qualification against belarus tonight, having drawn 2—2 with northern ireland last time out. as hosts, england have already qualified so they‘re playing portugal in a friednly tonight. it‘s a testing time for phil neville‘s side — their defeat to brazil on saturday was their fifth match without a win, and there‘s growing pressure on the manager to turn theirform around. you can watch that match live on bbc four at 7.00pm tonight. this has been doing very well on social media this morning — tyson fury swapping the boxing ring, for the wrestling ring.

also protest because we want our leaders and government to start acting like descent emergency so fabio i can see that you want to jump in there can you pick up on the idea that protests are the route to take when you don't have a voice. yes so definitely is definitely correct in that protest is the weapon of the weak it is something that you do when you feel the other forms of influence such as voting has failed you also i'd like to speak back to ellie a little bit because i studied the anti-war movement extensively and i have a book on the anti iraq war movement and one thing we know is that even though the movement was large numbers that its target was unusually hard to move and the target is war and wars tend to be very popular when they begin people call you unpatriotic if you protest a war and for that reason a lot of anti-war movements historically have had a tough time opposing wars so that's a factor to take into consideration that yes size does matter it is a factor that definitely helps move in succeeding get their message out in that change but not the only factor and the on

meanwhile, at the paris masters, fabio fognini wasn't in the best of moods.you in the next hour. somebody who can always keep his cool somebody who can always keep his cool, it is simon back at westminster. very funny. back to you later on. more on what is going on here at westminster, mps gearing up to fight a general election this winter, voters will head to the polls on december 12, a vote borisjohnson says will give the public a choice over the future brexit and the country. let's discuss this more, i'm joined by dawn foster, guardian columnist — and dan hodges, from the mail on sunday. dawn, high risk for all parties, there is an air of uncertainty i have not seen for a long time on an election. in living memory, i have not seen an election like it. normally you go into an election and even normally you go into an election and evenif normally you go into an election and even if it is close there is a clear message one party will win and the other party might run them close. but this time everything is up in the air. nobody knows what's going to happen, e