fiji, they ran down inside just four minutes, this game against fiji, they ran down insidejust foures, with joshua, the man they call... he was more like a runaway train when he scored fiji's first try, and fiji wasted no time scoring their second, that came just minutes later, so whales were really, at this point, fiji looking at threat, must every time they went forward. but whales did manage to regroup. josh adams scores two tries before the break to get them back on track. they took a narrow lead into half—time. and there was really no let up after the break. this is a bruising physical encounter. fiji were rewarded a penalty try midway through the second half, and just as you thought the momentum was shifting towards the momentum was shifting towards the fijians, josh adams scored his hat trick try. a wonderful off—load from jonathan davis to set them up, diving into the corner. thatjust allowed whales to get a bit of a foothold into this game. liam williams added a bit of gloss to the score line, with a fourth try, securing that bonus point of course. wheels running out 29 poi

tuisova claimed a try and fiji the early advantage. both sides saw tries disallowed, while we re sides saw tries disallowed, while were brought into the game with two tries from josh adams giving them the lead at halftime. but fiji were not backing down, pushing forward to reta ke not backing down, pushing forward to retake the lead with this penalty try and look like they might take the match. two players clashing one taken off the field as a precaution. but then a gap in the fiji defence and adams scores. williams ready to put the games to bed. while qualify for the quarter—finals. they may have survived this game but with potential injury worries, at what cost? scotland kept alive their hopes of reaching the quarter—finals with a bonus—point win against russia in shizuoka. george horne scored three of scotland's nine tries as they won 61—0. our sports correspondent andy swiss was watching. scotla nd scotland knew they had to beat russia to keep their hopes alive. fairto russia to keep their hopes alive. fair to say they did so in so

fiji were awarded a penalty try midway through the second half.tum might be shifting towards that the genes, josh adams scored his hat—trick try. diving into the corner, thatjust allowed wales to get a bit of a foothold into this game. liam williams added a bit of gloss to the scoreline, but i bought a try, securing that bonus point. wales running out 29 points to 17. they are through to the quarterfinals, with a game to spare. but they have been doing one hell of a battle here. unbelievable individuals and we just here. unbelievable individuals and wejust had to here. unbelievable individuals and we just had to stay in it. we decide to keep trying. get the ball and play through phases and create opportunities. we do not do that enough. it was a tough, great game of rugby, very. well, for scotland — it's now all about a sunday showdown against the hosts japan — after they cruised to a bonus point win over russia in shizoka this morning. the scots must now take four more points from the pool a finale than japan, to reach the quarterfinals. andy swi

they were pushed all the way by a ferocious fiji side in 0ita.all, watched the action.

every time fiji went forward , their feet. every time fiji went forward, they could have scored.ded a second in ten minutes. wales was reeling, it was a bruising physical encounter. they managed to regroup with josh physical encounter. they managed to regroup withjosh adams scoring two tries for the first half to put wales into a narrow lead at the break. after the break, there was no let up at all, really. there were players in the sin bins, powerful tackles, fiji kept coming at wales, they were awarded a penalty try to reta ke they were awarded a penalty try to retake the lead after the break but wales, well, they did manage to muster something else. they managed to get a foothold into this game and it came through josh to get a foothold into this game and it came throuthosh adams with his hat—trick try. it was a wonderful bit of play from johnson davis weather and off—load to set upjosh adams diving into the corner for his hat—trick try. at that point wales we re hat—trick try. at that point wales were able to breathe a little bit easier but the relief did not come until the f

that collective nature will get us through the next game against fiji.er sports stories. and sunderland have sacked their managerjack ross afterjust one win in their last four league matches. he couldn't lead sunderland out of league one last season. they‘ re currently sixth in the table. brighton & hove albion say 3 fans are facing lengthy bans — and potential criminal charges — following 2 separate incidents of racism at their amex stadium. they happened during an under—23's match in september and last sauturday‘s match against spurs. and dereck chisora and david price will meet in a british heavyweight fight later this month. chisora was set to face joseph parker until the former world champion withdrew through illness. liverpool boxer price has now stepped in to take his place. there were more positive signs for andy murray today, as he continues his recovery from hip surgery earlier this year. after confirming that he will make his grand slam return at the australian open injanurary, the former world number one pushed fabio fognini all the way at th

but alun wyn jones knew that fiji would demand their full attention. was away and there was no stopping him. fiji would race ten points clear before wales found their feet. josh adams with two tries to end the first half on a high. the lead would switch again in what was a bruising, brutal game, but wales eventually muscled their way through. this was for adams's patrick before liam williams gave them some much needed breathing space with a bonus point try. wales, exhausted but still unbeaten. so, while survive a thriller against fiji to make the quarterfinals with a game to spare, while earlier the pressure was on scotland as they knew only a win would do against russia. and scotland got off to the perfect start. adam hastings, son of former captain gavin, settling any early nerves. russia needed a comeback but instead found only calamity. a horrible slip gifted hastings another, and from there, russia were run ragged as scotland ran in nine tries to keep their world cup hopes alive. they now have to beat hosts japan in their final group game. however

fiji we re break. a bruising encounter.d just as you thought momentum might be shifting towards the fijian, josh adams scored his hat—trick try. diving into the corner and that allowed wales to get a foothold into this game. lynn williams added to the scoreline with a fourth try securing the bonus point. wales running out 29 points— 17 and through to the quarter—finals. they have been through a hell battle here. a scorcher in shizuoka and scotland's fans arrived knowing the heat was very much on. anything other than victory against russia, and their world cup hopes would be finished. so how about this for the perfect start? adam hastings, son of former captain gavin, settling any early nerves. russia needed a comeback, but instead found only calamity. first a horrible slip gifted hastings another. and if that was a touch embarrassing, well, watch this. george horne handed a try on a plate, barely 20 minutes gone and scotland already out of sight. but crucially, they needed a fourth try and with it, a vital bonus point and s

fiji we re he scored fiji‘s first try.no let up after the break. this is a bruising encounter and they had a healthy try midway through the second half. just as they thought the momentum might be shifting the rods the fijians wales scored a try. they dived into the corner and that just allowed wales to get a foothold into this game. there is a bit of a loss to the scoreline securing that bonus point and wales ran out and they are through to the quarterfinals but they have been through one battle here. it is fairto it is fair to say scotland did so with a morale boosting victory. they got off to a perfect start when adam hastings scored two early tries to give them the initiative. russia didn‘t help themselves. a series of calamitous errors, including an intersection on their own line which... intersection on their own line which. .. scotland were intersection on their own line which... scotland were really out of sight after the first 20 minutes. after the break, they got that crucial fourth try and with it a bonus point w

my goodness month that they the fiji post was the limit fiji were absolutely phenomenal in fact it was a twenty nine seventeen win for wells but if truth be told had fiji cap that discipline on the control they could have recorded a very famous when indeed. the cj instant the laid off to just four minutes is to serve a crossed over the line a big talking point came the eight way. well sure okay can in should it being shown a red conference attack was only given a yellow none the less the double the lead before well schooled twice three items. the welsh win then scored a sublime third trying to second i'll before liam williams began to bed ten minutes from sign the results it meanans that whales are likely to qualify in the top spot from pool d. they still have one game left against uruguay. australia play georgia and the final match and even if they win with the bonus points won't be able to catch the welsh unless they suffer a shock loss. both those teams will need to await the results of englaland france. to see who they will play in the quarterfinals. . two of the math is. on shehe

momentum swung one way and then fiji took an early lead.n will be allowed to attend a men's international football match in tehran tomorrow — the first time in decades that women will have been permitted entry to a game in the country. football's world governing body fifa demanded the change in rules after a female football fan set herself on fire and subsequently died, having been refused entry to a match earlier this year. dan roan reports. out of tragedy can sometimes come change. sahar khodayari died last month having set herself alight in tehran in protest to having been arrested for trying to attend a football match. her story led to a global outcry. iranian women can go to matches like this one at last year's world cup in russia, but back in their homeland, they have been banned from men's sports events for the last 40 years. that is now set to change with several thousand women allowed to buy tickets for an international in tehran this week, and fifa will be there watching closely. we are totally focused on making sure women can att

thursday's early game saw fiji beat georgia 45—10 for their first win in three games.e tries flowed after the interval — six of them, in fact, with semi radradra running in two of his own. they are now second in pool d, although wales and australia are still favourites to qualify. there is just the one game at the world cup on friday, with south africa facing italy. a bonus—point win for the springboks would take them level on points with the italians, who are currently top of pool b. italy have beaten south africa once before, though. the hundred is coming. english cricket's latest bid for attention was launched on thursday. it is a new competition, with new rules, new teams, and for many across the country, some new players that they might not have seen before. the likes of steve smith, meg lanning and chris gayle are all down to take part. the hope is to attract new fans to the sport in england, especially after the world cup success in july. but not everybody is totally convinced. 0ur sports editor dan roan was at the launch in london, and his report contains flash

the quarter—finals. josh adams scored a hat—trick of tries, as the welsh came from behind to beat fiji while sending the wallabies into the last eight. jess softley reports. the team not to be underestimated, if there was

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wales will qualify for the quarter finals if they beat fiji.top andy murray told fabio fognini to shut up as he lost in the second round of the shanghai masters will stop he claimed the italian was trying to put him off during their match. more to come on all those stories at around 9.40. people living in coastal communities are earning less than elsewhere in england and wales according to research carried out by the bbc. it also found that two—thirds of seaside areas had seen a real terms fall in wages since 2010. the average annual wage in coastal communities is just over £22,000. that's more than £1,600 a year less than the average person working inland. and two—thirds of constituencies in coastal areas have seen wages fall when inflation is taken into account. so why is this happening? jon kay is live in penzance for us this morning. beautiful scenery behind you this morning. tell us more about what you have found. good morning. it is a beautiful day here, the kind of day where we have all done it, you go out to the beach and think, it's am

fiji finally found tehir flair as they bounced back from a shock defeat of their own against uruguay,hey scored six second half tries, and play wales in their final group game next wednesday. fiji are likely to finish at least third in the pool — and with that gain qualification for the 2023 world cup. south africa played italy tomorrow. england are the next of the home nations to play, their toughest match yet, against argentina, on saturday. eddie jones has picked his strongest 15, 0wen farrell returns as captain from inside centre, george ford at fly—half. 0ne change to team that started the tournament against tonga, in the second row with george kruis coming in for courtney lawes now some tennis news before we move on and dan evans' bid to become the british number one has ended for the time being evans lost in straight sets tojohn isner in the second round of the china 0pen. he would have replaced kyle edmund if he'd reached the last four. evans' defeat leaves andy murray, who faces top—seed dominic thiem of austria in the last eight on friday, as the sole remaining briton in the

that collective nature will get us through the next game against fiji. canada in their group game to secure their place in the next round. they ran in 10 tries in kobe with scrum half cobus reinach scoring the fastest hat trick in the history of the tournament. conor mcnamara was there. ten tries run in by the springboks here and it means a bonus point victory which no matter what happens 110w victory which no matter what happens now between italy and new zealand and south africa are assured of their place in the quarterfinals for their place in the quarterfinals for the three of the tries tonight scored by the northampton scrum—half kobus brian back. for canada at theirjob will always be difficult and got even harder in the first half whenjosh and got even harder in the first half when josh larsson was and got even harder in the first half whenjosh larsson was shown a red card. canada battled on i managed to get a try their own in the second half their next game is against namibia on sunday, a difficult group with italy and the all blacks for the then a

they can qualify for the knockout stage if they beat fiji.rd problems in that opening game, even so problems in that opening game, even so wales will be confident of making it three wins out of three. organisers here are keeping an eye on the weather forecast. because a super typhoon is expected to roll in to japan over the weekend. it is expected to hit the tokyo — yokohama area. which is where england is due to play france on saturday and japan are due to play scotland on sunday. now, much as can be cancelled, teams will be given two points each. these are pivotal matches, particularly the scotland— japan game, which could determine who qualifies for the knockout stages. there have been suggestions that organisers are looking at rearranging the games are different venues and we should get an update on the world cup organisers in the next few hours. thank you. we will be back with you injapan at the thank you. we will be back with you in japan at the next thank you. we will be back with you injapan at the next hour. it looks lovely at the mo

try midway through, the second half, just me that the momentum might be shifting towards fiji, joshg them up, dive against the corner and that this a wells to get a bit ofa corner and that this a wells to get a bit of a foothold into this game. fourth try, securing the bonus point, was running out 29 points to 17 and there through to the quarterfinals the game despair and they have been through quite the battle here. scotland scotland knew they had to be russia and with some style they had a morale boosting victory. would adam hastings scored two early tries to get them the initiative, russia certainly did not help themselves, a series of errors, including an interception on their own line which gifted george the first of his hat trick of tries. scotla nd first of his hat trick of tries. scotland were out of sight after the first 20 minutes and then they got that crucial fourth try and with that, a bonus point where horne competed that hat trick with another scintillating try and from there, russia simply ran out of steam and scotla nd russia simply ran out of steam and scotland ran

well, pkk way fiji isa like to tell you? well, pkk way fiji is a terrorist organisation causing a third to our national security and therefore the aim of this operation to eliminate the terrorists at the other side of the border or clear this area from the terrorists. also oui’ this area from the terrorists. also our operation is aiming to enforce the territorial integrity of syria and this terrorist organisation is aiming to divide the country. syrian territory integrity is so important for our region and we are very much committed to that. and we also need to liberate local people from the oppression of this terrorist organisation and also we should lay the ground for the voluntary and safe return of the refugees displaced people, not on the refugees from turkey but idp is in syria and refugees who had to flee to iraqi or other neighbouring countries. so you set up what you wa nt to countries. so you set up what you want to do at the idea is to create a zone of turkish influence which is 400 kilometres long and 32 kilometr

fiji surged into a 10—0 lead early on with two tries.fiji have been awarded a penalty try, and rhys tatchell has just converted a penalty for wales. it is 17—17, and dan biggar has just gone off with a head injury. it is all square. england are prepared to walk off the pitch if they are targeted by racist abuse in their euro 2020 qualifiers this week. they face the czech republic on friday and play bulgaria on monday in a partially closed stadium because of fans' racist behaviour in june. it doesn't matter whether it is one player that is being abused or the whole team, we are all one big group and the decision will be made with everyone if the team doesn't feel comfortable playing then i'm sure we have the backing on the support of everyone around us that that is the right decision that needs to be made and no one should be made to feel uncomfortable on a football pitch and everyone should be given the chance to play enough air environment. if that's not a environment, then i don't think... i think we will make the decision on the day.

california to the code of silence there was when this hero, legal immigrant of indian decent from fiji ruthlessly murdered on christmas day, just a couple of years ago and at the same time that nancy pelosi and kamala harris were tweeting about the separation of families at the border, they had zero, zero to say about ronell, i'd love it if there was a media moderator that would ask the democratic presidential candidates, raise your hand to know who ronell is. go to booktv.org and search michelle malkin at the top of the page. >> here is a look at some of the events book tv will be covering this week on monday we will be at books in jackson mississippi for historian gwen study of the final year of the civil war, on tuesday, look for us at the center in new york city, for eric washington's talk on williams, chief porter to have grand central terminal red caps in early 1900's who was the face of his african american workforce and champion their upward mobility, on wednesday in new heaven connecticut, yale, charles barber or report on the life of william june outlaw and journey from convi

they play fiji on wednesday. england's final group game is against france this weekend.ikely quarter final with australia. england confirmed their qualification for the knockout stage after beating argentina on saturday. but it might have come at a cost forforward billy vunipola — andy swiss is with the team injapan. the england players are back training in tokyo if they prepare for their final training in tokyo if they prepare for theirfinal group training in tokyo if they prepare for their final group game against france. so find in this tournament they have been pretty lucky with injuries but there is some concern over billy vunipola after he left the field at half—time against argentina with an injury to his ankle. the good news is that england say he is up and walking around but they say they are still waiting to find out the extent of his injury. he has another 24—hour is after tomorrow and then we will make a firm diagnosis. he has seen the physio this morning and he is around, walking around a big smile on his face, nearly lunchtime so he's pretty happy, but he i

dan biggar should be available for their game against fiji a week tomorrow. first half of their victory over australia on sunday, but he's recovering well. he is symptom—free at the minute and doing as he normally would but as far as doing as he normally would but as farasi doing as he normally would but as far as i understand it, he will be ready to go by the time we play fiji, so that is good news, just some bumps and bruises, just the usual stuff from a test match of that size. does he look his usual self in training? we haven't done anything since but he's fine. his normal banter. he'll be fine. this thursday sees the first player draft for the hundred, a new cricket competition which starts next summer. there are going to be some box office stars involved. australia's steve smith and west indies batsman chris gayle are among them. england's world cup—winning captain eoin morgan and some of his one day squad are also up for selection. the main draft is on 20th october but test regulars, such asjoe root and ben stokes, will be some of the first picks at th

it comes to syria even though within opposition or opposite groups for the for the pew idea and why fiji we know that russia doesn't recognize them as a terrorist organization and they have had talks as well so for people why do or why fiji it is practical to align with russia or approach to reggie when they have and then out of response from the americans so this is also a question mark for turkey as well and how russia will react towards this military operation has not been very clear so far so will to and from the iranian side we have been hearing that this operation might be a step to violates syria as is so very nitty but turkey has been emphasizing that turkey aims only territorial integrity in the sea route which is also its border security and its own territorial integrity but this military operation might take longer it's going take longer than expected because the area the turkish military targets right now 30 kilometers deep more than 40400 kilometers wide to the iraqi border is almost 7 or 8 times larger than the former of the previous military operations conducted in the eup

wales made it through to the quarterfinals with a hard fought win over fiji.portant bonus point win over russia, that will set up their showdown against a host japan on sunday to stop we will set up their showdown against a hostjapan on sunday to stop we do know there is a type then approaching and it may reschedule or alter the pennies for some of the games. some even voice cancellations, you can keep right across the sports website and bbc news channel. we will have much my view throughout the evening. good night. —— much more bore you. you are watching bbc news. the pa rents of you are watching bbc news. the parents of 19—year—old harry dunne has met the foreign secretary to discuss the case. the government... the suspect has since returned to the us. i's mum, charlotte, give her reaction after the meeting. just disgusted. let down. by both governments. i cannot really see the point is to buy we were invited to go and say dominic raab, we are no further forward than what we were this time last week. part of me is feeling like it was just a publicity stu nt.

here in london is james caan the national vice president and one of the chief spokesman of the ruling fiji . congress he also the charges of widespread human rights violations in kashmir. so far in 60 minutes. is known as. managers you know good day. you know the banks. and so was the language of a bank. speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. made for mines. the federal reserve takes u.s. interest rates down another no. reference 3rd reduction this year. the fed says it will think twice before lowering rates again. crimes are in persia thought to be in the fast lane to merge creating a car making titan valued at $15000000000.00. and then warns that falling tax revenue may force it to tighten its belt.

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kristie want to welcome to news africa it's good to have you along a mass repatriation off today fiji's in tanzania is due to start in a few i was there all currently more than 200000 were indians living in camps in tanzania they fled in 2015 when violence broke out after president. ran forth the disputed to the camps they've been living in all situated in the west tanzania on the show off lake tanganyika last october both governments agreed on repatriations which will start with a group of 1000 but the un has reservations in a statement the u.n. h.c.r. spokesman say that at this stage things on. full mass returns. my 1st case today is prosper from these every africa he's reported extensively from to go my way it happens to be 3 camps as we just told you how high prospects get to see you be the un is raising concern about the situation in both a and b. but the governments of tons of the and they are still going ahead with the repetitive ations just tell us help us understand why yeah it is true that. confusion is stories about the population of a broom that if you. disappeared in the ke

lauren gatlin made 13 changes to the team that beat fiji and it took them a while. —— warren gatland.ers, and they will play france in the last eight. a better result for scotland in the football. a 6—0 win over san marino ona football. a 6—0 win over san marino on a rather soggy hampton park this afternoon —— hampden park. john mcginn scoring his first hat—trick, the first scottish player to score a first—half trouble since 1952. the free kick from stuart armstrong added elite sticks. they can still get to the final lecture via the euro 2020 play—offs which begin in march. they can get over kazakhstan, who lost to belgium earlier, and cyprus, who lost to russia. wales are in action tonight in the next few minutes. they take on croatia and cardiff, but with aaron ramsey rolled out, he is injured. that match getting under way a quarter to 8pm. arsenal's perfect start to the wsl season has been ended by chelsea after a thrilling late comeback this afternoon. it was 1—1 going into the last 5 minutes — until substitute maria thorisdottir curled in a stunning winner to take unbeaten chelse

the south americans had surprised fiji earlier in the tournament but wales managed a bonus point winm half gareth davies crossing for their final try after a quick thinking penalty. tonga and the usa went into their match in pool c without a win and it was the pacific islanders who were victorious. they scored 4 tries in a 31—19 victory. this is what you can look forward to next weekend. england versus australia followed by defending champions new zealand against ireland on saturday. sunday sees an all european affair with wales against france. then japan will look to continue their fairytale tournament against south africa — a beat they beat in the pool stages four years ago. 2 hours, 1a minutes, 4 seconds. that's how long it took kenya's brigid kosgei to notjust break the marathon, but shatter it by winning the chicago marathon. she took over a minute off paula radcliffe's mark — set 16 years ago. in illinois for us was our editor dan roan. in the mood to try and finally make that 16 year long record of paula radcliffe help. she managed a set of pace. it was on quite from early on

fiji stand in their way. and new york has the statue of liberty. now sweden has zlatan!ovich, who's been honoured in his hometown with — what else — but a golden statue! the la galaxy player began his career with malmo 20 years ago. the momument, which depicts the 38 year old celebrating with his shirt off, was commissioned by the swedish fa and stands almost 3 metres tall. iam sure i am sure he is proud of it. 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 there. it was a fairly unsettled day on tuesday. we saw plenty of showers across northern and western areas. and a few got across into the east that were pretty heavy and thundering in one or two spots. but there was plenty of sunshine too. the next two days, similar story, staying rather unsettled, with low pressure nearby, and it is going to be windy for most. on wednesday, low pressure against the north of the uk. fairly strong winds, plenty of showers blowing from west to east. and then for thursday and friday, looks li

syrian kurdish fighters must pull back from the border with turkey or face further military action by fiji fighters 150 hours to withdraw at least 30 kilometers deeper into syria under a deal agreed to between turkey and russia and protesters in lebanon are gathering in the streets for the 7th consecutive day roads are blocked across the country although the army is now trying to reopen the main roads they have made a number of arrests. and the u.n. says millions of the many are needed humanitarian aid as tens of thousands of children die every year from malnutrition. shortly our correspondent there but 1st his report on the human toll of the conflict and a warning it contains some distressing images. suffers from severe malnutrition his grandmother there is from the worst she says her father died in their long journey from and humans north saw the problem. how to tell my grandson he's been suffering from malnutrition since we were in her region of shock i'm afraid to lose him like strother my son. the medical center. one of the poorest districts. trying to do their best a 7 year old sever

before that, it is georgia versus fiji. georgia will go top of pool d with a win.t the china open, where the remaining spot in the quarter—finals is upforgrabs. among those already through to the last eight is the top seed ashleigh barty, who needed three sets to see off the localfavourite, zheng saisai. the australian barty won the first set 6—3, before losing the second on a tie—break. but the world number one rallied again and raced through the deciding set 6—2 to seal her place in the quarter—finals. it was her 50th win this year. barty will now face the number seven seed, petra kvitova, who is into the quarter—finals in china for the fifth time. the former wimbledon champion enjoyed a comfortable straight—sets victory over the us open semi—finalist belinda bencic. kvitova won 6—3, 6—3. there were also wins for elina svitolina and kiki bertens. in the men's singles, the top seed, dominic thiem, is through to the quarter—finals, and closing in on a spot in the end—of—season tourfinals, too. his 6—3, 6—3 win over home hope zhang zhizhen moves him just two wins aw

british intelligence and there's a growing agreement that the libyans could be quite useful to the west fiji years after the death of gadhafi al-jazeera world investigates western collusion with the libyan security services. gadhafi rendition in the west. on al-jazeera. and again i missed us here today and our mind of our top stories this hour turkey says final preparations for a military push into normal syria are currently being made an aide to president reza tied at a while says the military will join forces with the free syrian army when it crosses into syria. and overnight curfew has ended in the capital of ecuador and now the government is bracing for more unrest over us territory measures with a national strike planned for wednesday thousands of protesters have fought with security forces during a 6 day of violent demonstrations. on more than a 3rd of students at universities in south africa a suffering from what's being described as a hidden hunger crisis tens of thousands of students just can't afford to feed themselves for me to many reports from johannesburg. for millions of stude

to the rugby world cup now where wales are battling for a place in the quarter finals a win over fiji would see them through and after a slow start wales lead $1410.00 at half time. now scotland gave their team a big chance of making the quarterfinals after romping to a 61 nil bonus point victory over russia george horne scored a hat trick it sets up a huge showdown with japan in a pool 8 decider on sunday. argentina ended their campaign with a 4717 bonus point win over the united states the pumas ran in 7 tries even though neither team had any chance of making the quarterfinals argentina now at least qualify for the next world cup in 2023 the tampa bay rays of leveled the playing field in their series against the houston astros it started with tampa willie adama's starting with a home run then following it with this sensational relay kevin camero through perfectly to adama's and jose who's coming in hot it was called out at home the rays were unstoppable winning 41 forcing the astros and again 5 american samoa biles is now the most decorated female gymnast and world championship hist

warren gatland made 13 changes to the team that beat fiji, and it took them a while to break uruguay‘ kessler scoring the only try for uruguay in the second half. tomos williams responded to that score, as they eventually ran out 35—13 winners, and they will play france in the last eight. simone biles has become the most succesful gymnast in world championship history as she won her 24th medal in stuttgart, taking gold on the beam her victory on the vault her victory on the vault yesterday drew her level with vitaly scherbo‘s 23—year—old record of 23 medals. she could make it 25, with one more event, the final of the floor to come. and these are live pictures from stuttgart... for gb, earlier dom dunnigham finished fifth in the vault, —— dom cunningham finished fifth in the vault. joe fraser competes on the parallel bars. you can watch it all via the red button and via the bbc sport website. valterri bottas has won his third grand prix of the season — after victory in japan — on a morning to rememberfor mercedes. starting from third on the grid, bottas made a great start at suzuka — t

wales is one of them — they play fiji on wednesday.side that beat australia last time out. james davies and ross moriarty both start in the back row, in place ofjustin tipuric and aaron wainwright. scotland also play on wednesday — they need a bonus point win to close the gap onjapan — and have made 14 changes for their clash with russia. darcy graham the only man remaining from the win over samoa. but much of the focus for ireland's game next weekend has been on the weather. joe schmidt's side would guarantee their place with a bonus point win over samoa. but typhoon hagibis is on course to hit japan by the weekend and rules dictate a nil—nil draw would be awarded in the event of a cancellation. attention in football shifts from club to country this week as we enter an international break — and for one or two teams in the premier league. time perhaps to reflect on a pretty dismal start to the season. the champions manchester city are now eight points behind liverpool, mancheser united are languishing down at the bottom half of the tab

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their way to the quarter finals though despite going 10 mill down after only mine when it's against fiji they recovered to win $2917.00 and josh adams scoring a hat trick of tries for the 6 nations chappie us. and we'll leave it they've been almost all coming up again later. thank you very much peter. back in just a couple of minutes. on behalf of her majesty's government i apologize on reservedly historic apology for one of the darkest episodes in british intelligence it was a growing agreements that the libyans could be quite useful to the list 8 years after the death of gadhafi al-jazeera world investigates western collusion with the libyan security services. good battery rendition on the west. on al jazeera. when you're from a neighborhood known as a hotbed of radicalism. you have to fight to defy stereotypes. in the making of the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them in almost. all. sounded the boxset. amount. i really felt liberated as a journalist was. getting to the truth doesn't lie with us that's what this job. turkey begins a ground offensive against kur

they played 13 changes from the side that beat fiji in the struggle to find their rhythm initially.t the break. they did pull away at the second half, but when he went over the line for uruguay, there were some real knives from the welsh bands in the stands. thankfully, wells hit back almost immediately —— wales hit back almost immediately. get david —— gareth davies. the top the group, but they have made really ha rd the group, but they have made really hard work of it and they need to think about. valterri bottas won the japanese grand prix in suzuka to hand mercedes a sixth straight constructors title. bottas finished ahead of sebastien vettel and lewis hamilton who was third. hamilton made to wait for a sixth drivers title, it's only his team mate bottas who could catch him for it. simone biles could become the most succesful gymnast in world championship history as she competes in herfinal two events in stuttgart today. the records keep coming for the brilliant american. she won gold in the vault yesterday, her 23rd world championship medal, equalling the record held by vitaly

was australia's final score, they crossed for seven tries in total and will qualify, if wales beat fijiichael cheika feels it's taking them too long to settle into their games. the one thing we need to be mindful of i think, is we haven't started games well, i don't think. so not that we haven't played well, we're sort ofjust being a little bit less consistent in the first 20 or 30 minutes, 20 minutes i would say — that part of the game and it gets you off on the wrong foot so it's something we need to address. get going in games a bit faster. qualification for a first world cup quarterfinal is still injapan‘s own hands after a bonus—point victory over samoa. 38—19 the final score. theirfinal pool game against scotland a week tomorrow looks like it will be winner takes all. you are right up to date with all the rugby. now, let's take you through today's football. the lunchtime kick—off was at brighton and tottenham's patchy season continues — they lost 3—0. mauricio pochettino said his players may have been affected by a serious injury to their keeper hugo lloris. the frenchman was take

but having made 13 changes to the team that beat fiji, it took them a while to break uruguay‘s resistancecodn half. tomos williams responded to that score, as they eventually ran out 35—13 winners, and they will play france in the last eight. scotland's must—win match with japan goes ahead, following a pitch inspection in yokohama overnight. scotland, remember, would have been knocked out of the world cup had this match been cancelled as a result of typhoon hagibis. but it's on, the crowds are gathering for what promises to be a thrilling match against the hosts. kick off in yokohama is 1145, and the fans are delighted. it's absolutely fantastic, because the last thing we wanted was for it to be about the weather, that's not what people want, we wanted to see the match so it's good that we can get that now. it's fantastic for the japanese people, they've been absolutely spot on, couldn't ask for more and everyone is looking forward to it. i've spoken to a lot ofjapanese people and they were certain they wanted the game to continue, as well as because we are as well as because they are out

and wales will be hoping they can follow their win against australia with another against fiji.ff 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 at los angeles dodgers. game five, when i go home. i like the recent familiarity. if there is going to be 115,000 fans there, yes, asafan, going to be 115,000 fans there, yes, as a fan, as a player, you live for moments like this. sri lanka will play their final game of their tour of pakistan later. they lead 2—0 and have already won the t20 series despite several players missing the trip due to security concerns. it's their first tour of pakistan since gunmen attacked their team bus ten years ago. the hosts won the one—day series. 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 team, that's your wednesday sport briefin

warren gatland makes 13 changes after wednesday's win over fiji — rhys patchell starts in the place ofgar. around ten minutes gone and still no score in that one. scotland's must win match with japan goes ahead, it follows a pitch inspection in yokohama overnight. scotland rugby had threatened legal action if there game was cancelled. andy swiss is in yokohama ahead of kick off at 1145. we had beautiful blue skies here in yokohama but it is still pretty windy. when you arrive here, you can see the effect of the typhoon. there isa see the effect of the typhoon. there is a big area of playing fields outside of the stadium which is com pletely outside of the stadium which is completely underwater. i've spoken to quite a few scottish fans who arrived here for the match and they said in their hotels, when they were waiting for the typhoon to pass through, they felt there was no chance the match would go ahead. it has been a feat of organisation but that said, fans are advised to get here early because of intentional transport issues and they have been told there is not as much food or drink

was australia‘s final score, they crossed for seven tries in total and will quialify, if wales beat fiji a 28—4 win over the defending champions wigan. salford have one of the lowest budgets in the competition but now face st helens for the title — that‘s at old trafford next weekend. the action on the penultimate day of world athletics championships in doha gets underway in a few hours time — seven golds are up for grabs today. in the men‘s 20 kilometre race walk last night tom bosworth finished in seventh place. he was disqualified from the event at the last world championships, and was delighted to finish strongly. but will be able to sympathise with fellow brit callum wilkinson, who was unfortunately disqualified this time round. huge disappointment for him. i'll go away and train really hard as i have done for the last 18 months. i said on social media i‘m a completely different athlete from a few years ago. unfortunately, if you get disqualified you don‘t get your name on the results sheet to prove it. so i will learn from the mistakes made and make sure i finish these races. all e

gary greengrocer ireland to go top of a having played it 3 of their 4 games elsewhere on thursday fiji have their 1st win of the tournament to their run in 7 tries as they beat georgia 45 points to 10 including holders liverpool were given a scare at home in the champions league by salzburg liverpool's and 3 goal lead and were pegged back but a 4th from mohamed salo gave the reds a $43.00 win in the heavyweight clash of the night at 2 goals from louis was so barcelona come from behind to be to enter milan to one at the nou camp also wins on wednesday for a brochure darkman the chelsea you know i at since then it's and it's. and that's all you swore for now we'll have more live up to the lethal stadium later on now it's back to. somebody thanks to let me just remind you about one of the main news stories this hour a developing story 4 people have been killed in an attack on police headquarters in paris according to a police source these are live pictures from the scene. the attacker was also killed when the stand that 44 people killed were police officers will be live in paris with our