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back came fiji and how.ries in quick succession, not much more than ten minutes left when botitu went crashing over. the fiji fans were sensing a remarkable comeback but england rescued by the boot of their captain owen farrell, a drop goal and then a penalty. that was good enough to give england victory 30—24, my goodness, they were given a scare by fiji. england on course now for the semifinals and they will have to improve the game, up they will have to improve the game, up against either france or the host nation, who played so well in the tournament so far, or south africa, the defending champions, beat england in the final four years ago. for now you suspect most of the england fans won't be too worried about that, they will just be breathing a huge sigh of relief that they have beaten fiji and have got through to the world cup semifinals. tense — england were hanging on towards the end of the match against fiji and scrum half danny care who came on an hour into the game believes it was a combination o

the loss to fiji and wales.— loss to fiji and wales.loss to fiji and wales. i've been working nonstop since i - loss to fiji and wales. i've been working nonstop since i came . loss to fiji and wales. i've been i working nonstop since i came here and apologised for the results. i keep saying that. jones kept up his fate but his team reach a new low for them out in the group stage for the first time, their worst world cup in history. it was meant to be the first step in a new era, jones took charge injanuary and signed a five—year deal. now he's resigned. in four years this nation host the next world cup for that for now it's reflecting an expensive mistake. in terms of eddie, we had a sense of work— terms of eddie, we had a sense of work on _ terms of eddie, we had a sense of work on the _ terms of eddie, we had a sense of work on. the camp pain was clearly disappointing and i think rugby nation — disappointing and i think rugby nation as— disappointing and i think rugby nation as to perform the way we did was very— nation as to perform

the fiji fan club were hoping for an upset. could their team deliver one?ngland grabbed the initiative, tries from manu tuilagi and joe marchant, as they soon stretched clear. but if england fans were getting carried away, so were their players, as from 24—10 down fiji launched a stunning second—half comeback and suddenly it was 24—24. and it was extraordinary. but to england's rescue the boot of their captain, tensest of finishes, they held on, and look what it meant. england, to the delight of theirfans, into the world cup semifinal. what a match and what relief for england. they'll need to improve to reach the final but they are through to the last four in the most dramatic fashion. meanwhile, it was even closer at the stade de france. a thrilling first half provided six tries, including two from french prop cyril bay. the hosts led at the break, after which a much more tense second period had just the one try. but evan etzebeth paving the way for south africa to grab an advantage they wouldn't relinquish winning byjust a point, 29—28, and ending france'

paris bound — england dojust enough to squeeze past fiji and reach the rugby union world cup semi—finals such joy for england's cricketers, though, as they suffer a surprise defeat to afghanistan in the cricket world cup group stage. also tonight — rangers get their man. philippe clement is named the new boss at ibrox. he cannot be any worse than michael beale. the last game was unacceptable. the last game was unacceptable. hello and welcome along to the programme. let's begin at the rugby union world cup in france, where in the last hour england have booked their place in the semi—finals, after a narrow 30—21; win over fiji. andy swiss is in marseilles and joins us now. andy, england have done it but they were pushed all the way. they certainly were. the england fans have onlyjust stop celebrating inside the stadium behind me. they are through to the world cup semifinals but only after the most extraordinary drama. they got off to an excellent start, they scored two first—half tries, the first from man u to langa who bulldozed his way over. how was his first international try for two ye

without local quarter—final with fiji on the horizon as well.e game to spare. that is significant when you think back to the start of the tournament when expectations were very low outside of the england camp. they had lost five of the six previous tests and some people are predicting there might have gone out in the group stages. but england have won the last three games here at the world cup. there is a lot of confidence in the cabin they have this dead rubber, i suppose good golfer, look forward to against samoa. richard wigglesworth, the attack goes, has been talking about how they will approach the game against samoa with qualification already secured. i don't think there will be experimentation in this. i don't think missing team will probably get played game after game. the team picked will be the best team to go and try to beat samoa.— the best team to go and try to beat samoa. , , , ._ , beat samoa. the pressure may be offered for — beat samoa. the pressure may be offered for england, _ beat samoa. the pressure may be offered for englan

fiji pool runners—up ahead of australia who are now officially out of the tournament.ned all matches scheduled in israel for the next couple of weeks following the devastating events in the country this weekend. the european football governing body said, in light of the current security situation in israel, the following matches will be postponed. there is a's european qualifier against switzerland, two under 21 internationals and an under 17 mini tournament. uefa say they will wait to decide whether next sunday's qualifier in kosovo will go ahead. arsenal beat manchester city in the premier league for the first time in eight years, in a somewhat turgid game at the emirates, substitute gabrielle martinelli scored the only goal, a big deflection in the 86th minute. arsenal, joint top of the table, level on points with leaders tottenham. city are not far behind but it's the first time pep guardiola's team have lost consecutive league games for five years. it is have lost consecutive league games for five years.- games for five years. it is a secial games for five years.

england name their team for their quarterfinal clash with fiji, with owen farrell in the starting 15.et has taken a step closer to being an olympic sport after being recommended for the games by the ioc. and british number one katie bouler is in great britain's team for the billiejean king cup play—off with sweden next month. welcome to the programme. we start with the rugby world cup and england, who have named their team for their quarter final against fiji. captain owen farrell is in the starting 15 ahead of george ford, with steve borthwick opting for farrell at number 10 whilst marcus smith is in at full back in place of freddie steward, who has been left out of the matchday 23. two big selection decisions then by the england head coach, as they aim to get revenge for that defeat to fiji for the first time in an august warm—up game at twickenham. wales take on argentina in the first of the quarter final games, and they'll be able to call on full—back liam williams and fly—half dan biggar in marseille. centre george north will become the first welshman to appear in a fourth world

those are the challenges that the boss of fiji airways thinks about every day.e 2015 systematically elevated our airline. one of the core things we have done with our airline is put on a remarkable service. service culture programme, we run it quarterly, all of the staff and we have 12 building blocks and it's done amazing stuff for us. our service today beats air new zealand and qantas. is itjust down to service? we have a new fleet, flying the 15—900s and we have four of them that service the markets and we have a superb product, so between product and service standard and quality, we are a step ahead. let's talk about australia, because the assistant treasurer has recently said he wants the australian government to keep qantas profitable. you compete against qantas. how do you feel about the state aid that your rivals have possibly received ? i honestly wish we had the same. during covid they helped us with guarantees that no cash and we had to double our debt to survive. and we've already paid back 30%, so we had a different approach to qantas and air new ze

that fiji game was shocking, to say the least so we will make sure that we take lessons from that and came from august is on your mind? yeah, it is. it would be wrong of us do not try and dismiss it. we are a much better team now than we were then but i think there are clear things that we have to take away from that and our coaches being clear about reminding us of that and showing us clips that hurt. and made sure that we are fully aware that we owe them one. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc. co. uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. some fresh autumn weather on the way. chilly even for some of us in northern parts of the uk, but certainly nothing out of the ordinary. it's been so mild across many parts of the country so far this month. so we're back to really where we should be this time of the year. so this is what's happening on thursday. this is the air mass, the temperature of the atmosphere. so still some warmth and humidity across the south. in fact, temporarily thur

fiji find themselves trailing nine points down.come from behind to see off the challenge of georgia. this in pool "c" to all but cement their place in the last eight for the first time in 2007. isaiah going over for the game's opener in the second half, opening try in that second half, to give his team real momentum there on saturday. more to come from venia bosse diving for another one to seal the end, 17-12, a victory they had to work for, hard as well. a late penalty earning georgia a losing bonus point, but defeat means they can't now advance to the finals. fiji is second against wales and will guarantee their spot with a victory over portugal last weekend. third place australia could qualify from pool "c" but the wallabies two-time world champs no longer controlling their destiny. pool "d" action, south american nations went head to head. argentina taking on chile. this the first time these two countries had ever met in the world cup, and the pumas in control. nicholas sanchez going over for a try on his 100th appearance for a

face argentina in marseilles on saturday and england will be there for their quarterfinal against fijin sunday. england lost to the pacific islanders for the first time in august. forward jamie george told our rugby union correspondent chrisjones how that will motivate them. yeah, quarterfinal week's huge and you know opportunity to put a few things right because obviously that fiji game was shocking to say the least. so yeah, we make sure, you know, we take, take a lessons from that and and be a better team this week so that twickenham games on your mind the one from august? yeah it is i think it's probably the you know, it would be wrong of us to sort of try and dismiss it. we're a better team, a much better team now than we were then. but, you know, ithink there are some clear things that we had to take away from that and sinfield has been very clear about reminding us, showing us a few clips that hurt, you know what i mean? like when you watch us defend like that, that's always going to hurt. so he showed us a few clips and made sure that, you know, we're fully aware that, you know

but fiji need just one point from their own match against portugal next week to overtake australia and finals not interested in that but next week, as he said, we are one objective away and i'm pleased with the players who worked really hard and they deserve some accolades for the performance today. the defending champions south africa beat tonga 49 points to 18, for a bonus point victory, jesse kriel scoring the vital fourth try for the springbocks leaving them on the brink of the quarterfinals. the game between scotland and ireland next saturday will decide the final order of pool b. after scotland's big 84 points to nil win over romania at the rugby world cup last night, it's another six days before england, scotland, wales or ireland play again at the tournament in france. all four will play their final pool matches next saturday. two of them have secured a spot in the quarter finals already, that's wales and england... and our correspondent katie gornall has been with the england camp today. they had to stay in france and some of them went to the beach and others went with familie

they are likely to play fiji in the quarterfinals.gainst samoa, people be looking at their performance to see how much momentum england can take into those knockout stages. so while the national team enjoy a winning run in france, domestically it's fair to say the game has been through a turbulent period. championship sidejersey reds are the latest side to enter liquidation after funding problems. they're the fourth professional club in england to collapse in a year following premiership sides worcester, wasps and london irish. the man at the top of english rugby, bill sweeney, insists he still has the passion and energy to lead the game, but admits the system has to change to ensure a sustainable future. this was a complete surprise to us and you may say, why would set a surprise, why didn't you knew this was coming? but the last business plan submission from jersey was in june of this year, which was looked up june of this year, which was looked up our club financial viability group. they were projecting to make a loss but they also

fascinating insights from fiji airlines.world and across the uk this is bbc news. bbc news bringing you different stories from across the uk. 0n stories from across the uk. on a glorious day in birmingham, archers of all ages and abilities are falling in love with the sport, which is exactly what she wanted when she set out a year ago. she has been overwhelmed by the response. it's been phenomenal, it has been really positive, we have had women who are in their 60s take part which is absolutely fantastic. we have seen bonds formed between relations, father and son, mother and daughter, and it's become a really family oriented sport.— and it's become a really family oriented sport. they have been suworted _ oriented sport. they have been suworted by — oriented sport. they have been supported by archery _ oriented sport. they have been supported by archery gb - oriented sport. they have been supported by archery gb and i supported by archery gb and commonwealth games legacy programme but it's an established local club and supp

so they've , faced fiji they've placed fiji, faced fiji today, fiji beat at today, fiji beat them ataw to have in the quarterfinal with england's pedigree. get through pedigree. if they get through that it's a huge that today and it's a huge opportunity stephen opportunity to do so. stephen if they into the they get into the into the semi—final, got two semi—final, england have got two finals playing finals before without playing well i just wonder if well. and i just wonder if you're one those teams who you're one of those teams who expected win the expected to win in in the semi—final really semi—final stage, do you really want to facing somebody like want to be facing somebody like england, rugby england, which is a proper rugby nafion? england, which is a proper rugby nation? do get nation? yeah but if they do get through, going to face through, they're going to face france or south africa. yes i know. well, not just france, i mean france in the home nation as well. and they've never won the tournament before. they're kind where england were 20 kind of where england were 20 years

iam not i am not interested in conjecturing about what will happen with fiji next week. we achieved that, so i am pleased for the players, they have worked really hard, as they have worked really hard, as they have had all tournament and they deserve some accolades for their performance today. defending champions south africa beat tonga 49 points to 18 for a bonus point victory. jesse kriel scored the important fourth try for the springboks, leaving them on the brink of qualifying for the quarterfinals. the game between scotland and ireland next saturday will decide the final order of pool b. four—time olympic champion, simone biles has made history yet again by becoming the first woman to land a yurchenko double pike vault. the move is rated the most difficult for women and completing it put biles into first place in all—around qualifying at the world gymnastics championships. the american will now have the move named after her. biles was competing internationally for the first time since taking a two—year break to work on her mental health, having suffered from what's

fiji reduce the arrears.ord and 2a points to 17. —— leading. 13 minutes remaining and as i speak, fiji touchdown for another try. if that is converted, it will be 2a — try. if that is converted, it will be 24 - 24. sunday's second quarterfinal sees south africa take on france in paris. the defending champions south africa finished second in pool b to set up a meeting with the tournament hosts in the last eight. everyone is four years older, so bodies are taking a bit longer to recover, etc! but! bodies are taking a bit longer to recover, etc! but i think we had a very good week. we prepared to the best of our ability and i think all the talking has been done. we will have to deliver on that. sirjim ratcliffe�*s ineos group wants to take control of the football operations side of manchester united as they look to buy a 25% stake in the club with an offer worth an estimated $1.7 billion. the british billionaire is thought to be increasingly is thought to be increasingly confident of securing what he hopes will

those are the challenges that the boss of fiji airways thinks about every day.bout every da . ., . ., , day. one of the core things we have done _ day. one of the core things we have done with _ day. one of the core things we have done with our _ day. one of the core things we have done with our airline - day. one of the core things we have done with our airline is i have done with our airline is put on a remarkable service. service culture programme, we run it quarterly, all of the staff and we have 12 building blocks and it's done amazing stuff for us. our service today beats air new zealand and qantas. , , ., ., qantas. is it 'ust down to service? — qantas. is it 'ust down to service? we _ qantas. is itjust down to service? we have - qantas. is itjust down to service? we have a - qantas. is itjust down to service? we have a new. qantas. is itjust down to - service? we have a new fleet, fl in: service? we have a new fleet, flying the _ service? we have a new fleet, flying the 50 _ service? we have a new fleet, flying the 50 900s _ service? we have a new fleet,

in pool c, australia will miss out on the quarter finals for the first time if fiji pick up any pointso carry the momentum of the last four weeks and really... really establish the work we've done over the last few weeks. we understand the threat georgia pose. months ago, the performance they put against fiji went over very well, the coach is good friends of mine. afternoon, that's for sure. and finally to pool d — it's winner—takes—all between argentina and japan for second. england are guaranteed top spot before they even face samoa on saturday. because of australia's troubles, we're unlikely to get that mouthwatering prospect of england coming up against their old head coach eddiejones in the quarters. speaking today, the england hooker, jamie george told us he feels forjones and the wallabies, after his own experience of getting knocked out in the pool stages. i'v e i've unfortunately been there, in 2015. i know how hard that is to take, i know how brutal it is and the impact they can have on your mental health, on your friends and family. so yeah, i do have huge sympathy. 0ne fami

fiji came from behind to beat georgia 17 points to 12.fiji deny australia a place in the quarterfinals. but they know beating portugal next weekend will send them through and the aussies home. argentina set up a winner—takes—all clash with japan in pool d after a comprehensive 59 points to five victory over chile. nicolas sanchez, winning his 100th cap, scored the opening try of the match. chile did get something for their endeavour but it's argentina who have boosted their quarter finals hopes with the win. sunday's action starts with australia who should beat portugal comfortably. only then does it give them a slim chance of going through. then the defending champions south africa are up against tonga. a win would set them on course for the quarterfinals. but tonga still have a chance if they can pull off an unlikely victory. saul canelo alvarez is still undisputed world super—middleweight champion after beating jermell charlo. the mexican knocked charlo down in the seventh round on the way to a unanimous points win over the american in

it could be a rather confusint against fiji. it could be a rather confusing evening _ against fiji.. fish france and flying the flag for french rugby league. an area with a rich rutb french rugby league. an area with a rich rugby league — french rugby league. an area with a rich rugby league heritage, - french rugby league. an area with a rich rugby league heritage, but- rich rugby league heritage, but still these last few years feel as much a french renaissance is a french rig —— french revolution. it is well documented the game was banned _ is well documented the game was banned and some of our older generation fought so hard to keep the game — generation fought so hard to keep the game alive. so for us to keep our own— the game alive. so for us to keep our own piece of history, we understand the importance of it and we will— understand the importance of it and we will get — understand the importance of it and we will get it. understand the importance of it and we will get it— we will get it. still, every vinyl needs its _ we will get it. still, every vinyl needs its fairy _ we wil

england are playing fiji and fiji said it's fighting and fiji have said it's fighting talk fiji thatre talk from fiji that they are going to win. they're going to humble they're certain humble england. they're certain they're fiji they're going to win. and fiji have been, well, let's let's face did beat england face it, they did beat england in the summer at twickenham , in the summer at twickenham, which was a surprise. so and england haven't been terribly convincing . so it's going to be convincing. so it's going to be a tricky game, there's no question about that. so that's on sunday. the big one is france. well, the big one, they're all big. france versus south africa. so many people are talking about an and the hosts against the holders is wales are going to be playing argentina who have already beaten. who england have already beaten. and wales kind of and i think wales are kind of like the radar little like under the radar a little bit going through to the bit here going through to the final. if wales be final. and if wales should be argentina, they play the argentina, they wi

but yeah, credit to fiji., pleased for the experienced players stepping up, and really pleased for those boys that deserve another couple of games in an england shirt. for some of those boys it could be some of their last, so, really pleased for them as well. well, what a match, and what a relief for england. they'll need to improve to reach the final. but they're through to the last four in the most dramatic fashion. and next up it's the reigning champions south africa, after they knocked out host france in a quite breathtaking contest. france led 22—19 at the break. but after it, south africa came charging back. eben etzebeth bulldozing the springboks ahead. with a precious one point lead, they clung on to dash the host nation's dreams. heartache for france, but euphoria for the springboks. they'll start as hot favourites against england. but a semifinal blockbuster is surely guaranteed. andy swiss, bbc news. now, it's official, scotland football fans — you can book your flights and hotels for germany next s

both on and off the pitch they struggled in the six nations but wales began so well the victory over fijiwins in the group stag,e high hopes going into the group stage and they were the favourites. as i say, sadly, they are now out of the world couples was up it as i say, sadly, they are now out of the world cup was up it will look back on this match and they will see moments where there really should have won it. they were dominant for much of the first half, the early try. they could have frankly had more tries and extended their lead. they did not take advantage of the opportunities and ultimately argentina for much of the first half i got the early try. they could have frankly had more tries and extended their lead. they did not take advantage of the opportunities and ultimately argentina but thank you very much indeed for. the drama continues later — with perhaps the tie of the round — and argentina's next opponents... it'll be one of world number one side ireland, or the three time winners new zealand. the match gets under way in paris — that's under way inside the next half hour. a

they're up against fiji — a team they'd expect to beat, but shocked them at twickenham, in a warm upges for steve borthwick�*s side include owen farrell returning at fly half, with george ford on the bench — as england look to maintain their 100% record in the tournament so far. finallists from four years ago, for many in the squad, they know this could be the last chance to make an impact. when you are not here, for whatever reason, you miss it and you craved to be back involved. previously, i think i have taken it for granted. knowing that this is the last time i will get an opportunity to play in a world cup quarterfinal, to put on that shirt come as a special feeling. i am very proud, honoured, privileged to have that chance and just trying to make the most of it whilst i can't because i know that is going to be gone in a couple of weeks because i am loving every moment of it, really. it's definitely a group of us that know that this is our last campaign, this is our last chance together. and that we've been together a number of years and we have built friendships and bonds and w

england led comfortably by m points with 15 minutes remaining, but when fiji scored two tries in fourhen the boot of owen farrell got england over the line as the captain scored a drop goal and a penalty to give his side a 30—21; win. they'll play the winner of the last of the quarter finals which is under way in paris. hosts france against defending champions south africa. it's an absolute thriller. 19—17, now 19—19 between hosts france and the holders south africa. rangers have appointed former monaco and club bruges head coach philippe clement as their new manager. the 49—year—old former belgium defender succeeds michael beale, who was sacked earlier this month — and has signed a three and a half year deal at ibrox. his first match in charge will be against hibernian next weekend. sirjim ratcliffe's ineos group wants to take control of the football operations side of manchester united — as they look to buy a 25% stake in the club with an offer worth an estimated $1.7 billion. the british billionaire is thought to be increasingly confident of securing what he hopes will be the first

masses held for the victims of last week's wedding fire that killed more than a 100 people in support. fiji in argentina, edge closer to booking a quarter. final spot on the rugby world cup auction from saturdays, much is coming up later. the 1st, the suicide bomber has designated a device in the heart of the turkish capital uncorrected, the blast was followed by gun fi outside the ministry of interior and parliament buildings. at least 2 police officers have been aged. the interior minister says 2 people were responsible for the attack. one of them was killed on the scene while the other go himself up. jo earlier to cut out of the city, see that? thanks to the determination of all security forces. the moment that the attack is got out of the vehicle, they started to shoot at them one of the terrorists dates and they did a suicide based. and the other was shocked me ahead without having an opportunity to designate himself. i hope to get to that and then based on i'll spend determination we will overcome and eliminate all the threats coming from terrorist groups and organized crime groups an

england will name their team on friday ahead of sunday�*s quarter final clash with fiji in marseilleeve borthwick will make his boldest calls yet. owen farrell is set to take george ford's place at 10, with the orchestrator of englands opening 2 victories dropping to the bench, while march smith is expected to replace freddie steward at 15. meaning englands ever present full back may potentially miss out on the 23 man squad altogether two of america's brightest young talents clashed for the first time as ben shelton and sebastian korda went head to head in the last 8 of the shanghai masters in china. korda saw off shelton in 3 sets. shelton reached the semi finals of the us open last month but it was korda who prevailed 6—7, 6—2, 7—6. the world number 26 into his first ever masters 1000 semi—final. he'll face polands hubert hurkatch next. and finally, the draw has been made for group stage of the delayed 2023 africa cup of nations in ivory coast next year. holders senegal have drawn cameroon in group c, where they will also face neighbours the gambia and guinea. you can find all the

barnes is the world's most capped referee, with 110 tests, having made his debut working on fiji andl become the second englishman to officiate a rugby world cup final after ed morrison, who was in charge when new zealand and south africa last met in the final in 1995. cycling — geraint thomas says he's still got two more big years in him after he signed a new two—year contract with ineos grenadiers. the former tour de france champion and double olympic gold medallist had been approaching the end of his current deal. the 37—year old says, "although you never say never, in my head, this is my last contract". and what about this to finish in major league baseball? texas rangers' mitch garver hit a solo homer in game 6 of their american league championship series against the houston astros. fans had gloves in the crowd, but this guyjust casually caught it barehanded — a glove on the other hand. and he looked pretty chilled out about it afterwards as well, as the rangers won 9—2 to force a game 7 decider. how easy was that?! you can get all the latest sports news at the bbc sport app, or

has featured in four of england's five games, including sunday's nail—biting quarterfinal win over fijifour years. we are a completely different team, they are completely different team, they are playing a different way, so such respect for their team and their coaches. i think they've tweaked and adapted their game, and there aren't many weaknesses there to go after. i think we've got to be incredibly respectful of them, which we are, but also trying to focus on ourselves a fair bit this week. our game is slowly getting better and better. we've shown glimpses of really good stuff, and stuff we could definitely improve on. and we know if we can get our game on the pitch, we can hopefully cause some problems. but we are fully aware of the mammoth task at state, but we are excited. == mammoth task at state, but we are excited-— investigators into snookers largest ever match—fixing scandal have told the bbc that a "perfect storm" of corruption, money troubles, cultural issues, and the covid—19lockdown led to the scandal. liang wenbo and li hang were given lifetime bans, while eight others

the pictures of the zionists' crimes in sabra and shatila , the united nations was forced to call fiji a genocide in a resolution 3 months after this massacre. abu ali masrour talks about the fruitless condemnation of the butchers of sabra and shatila and the loss of innocent blood in this great crime. this massacre was not the only crime committed by the zionists. sharon was convicted in 203 in a court in belgium. but america and human rights advocates prevented his punishment by manipulating the laws. even now, the normalization of relations is the axing of the zionists from all their crimes by the arab rulers. survivors of the sabrava humanitarian disaster and shatila dard, revealing the relations between the arab rulers of kharodakhta and the regime. they know this human tragedy and resistance is the only salve and refuge to return to their motherland. the main plan of the zionist regime is to prevent the return of palestinian refugees by permanently settling them in the countries of the region or creating a so-called alternative homeland. a sinister plan that the americans are try

questions i still like these, these, these 8 go to some of the hospital homes and, and to the underwater. fiji and what are the schools like where he's taking it as a show to that. but um the people in the house is they are not receiving be a lot that most important is that the fuel which is not coming yet. it says he lives. i think the functional hospitals that car exploitation, the pumping of the water through the house is in here that innovation station, the treatment of wasteful to all of these things like need fuel and still these things on not come again. so we, we haven't seen, actually a huge difference or on this. we don't and people still i'm moving to the south of cause i say we're instructed that last week. well, we are talking about at least 1000000 being displayed, displaced and that's on the south from the north, through the south, but. and then the people i talked to as a journalist and, and the several things they have no place to go to. or they, there is lack of transportation and it's costing us tennis that has a pollution in gaza. thank you. a gauze as hospitals have been o

fiji was close to making the semifinal. portugal against fiji.reat stories in there i think it is improving, but terms of making rugby a global game, we need to continue to invest and grow the game in develop it is a focus. >> let's talk about the reason to write that book >> i'm reluctant to talk about how to win 24 hours before the final. i'm close to rugby and i transition out of the game and there are challenges for athletes close to retirement i want to be vulnerable and discuss the difficulties of repurposing my life and the direction i was moving for life after rugby. i was obsess ed about winning ad social impact and helping people i used that format of the book to share those experiences. >> what is your score line prediction what margin? >> obviously all blacks. 24-18. >> that's a six-point margin i'm five-point margin the other way. dan, i appreciate the time >> thank you >> reporter: guys, you can tell it is a massive buzz it is beyond the game. from here on, it is mental 47 games have happened and one thing is for sure that the team

jones will depart next month following a poor world cup campaign which saw the wallabies lose to fiji failed to reach the knockout stage. jones won just two of the nine games while in charge during the tournament in france. jones denies speculation linking him with a return as japan coach, insisting he was committed to his role with australia. the english ice hockey association says it will be mandatory to wear a neck guard during all on ice activities from next year onwards. the announcement comes following the death of nottingham panthers forward adam johnson. tributes have been paid tojohnson, who died after suffering a serious cut to his neck from a skate during saturday's challenge cup match against the sheffield steelers. the association also said their strong recommendation is that all players wear neck guards with immediate effect. the association oversees all levels of ice hockey in england below the elite league, the top division of ice hockey in the uk, whichjohnson played in. neck guards are currently mandatory for under 18 years in the sport. but at a senior level, hardly

following the crimes of fiji, the bombing of al-mommamdani hospital in gaza, which had a thousand martyrs, in today's official statement, the government announced that the razavi dome is a flag of the public. black has risen, compatriots came to the streets in different cities of our country condemning the anti-human crimes committed by the zionists just one hour after this tragedy happened . this moment and this image, like in many parts of the world, people in iran also came to the streets at night when we heard this news , we got fired up from you, nothing else could calm us down , i couldn't bear it at home at all, it's really about statements and talking, and now to want let's say that it is better to do this thing, it is better not to do that thing the past is really the time for action, in my opinion, it is definitely their ultimate desperation, it is definitely their ultimate helplessness, we came here only because of palestine , the zionist regime is full of corruption. the zionist regime is full of corruption. the helpless and defenseless gather in it to get treatment so that th

but third—placed fiji need just one point from their final match against portugal next week to progressto 29 in what was a dead rubber in the premiership rugby cup. they ran in five tries including this one from willjoseph to hold on for victory. both sides are unable to reach the semi—finals after gloucester won their opening four games. athletejemma reekie sez she's been spurred on by the success of her fellow scottish middle distance runners as she looks ahead to a big year on the track. the 800 metre specialist has had an eventful season but as she told sheelagh mclaren with the world indoors and the paris olympics on the horizon, she's feeling positive about the future. she made her mark at the tokyo 0lympics she made her mark at the tokyo olympics in 2021 and natalie missing out on the metal and a strong 800 metres field. now, she has her sights and pulled the step further in paris and taking her place on the podium. brute in paris and taking her place on the odium. ~ ., in paris and taking her place on the odium. ~ . ., . . , ., ., podium. we have world champion last ear and podi

passed fiji to make it to the semifinals. anyway for england to get through?e underdogs, it's fairto sa . , . ., , to get through? huge underdogs, it's fairto sa . , . . , . fair to say. they certainly are, althou:h fair to say. they certainly are, although it's _ fair to say. they certainly are, although it's very _ fair to say. they certainly are, although it's very interesting i fair to say. they certainly are, l although it's very interesting to hear the narrative that is now coming out of the england camp. it happened almost as soon as that final whistle went at the end of their quarterfinal against fiji. steve bostwick was very clear to say nobody thought we could do this come people have written them off, that they wouldn't get out of the pool stage. it appears to be a little bit of a back against the wall mentality. it's us against the world, but they are really trying to fuel themselves to power on. and they are going to need that kind of energy against a side like the springboks. when rasmus was originally brought back into the south african coaching

we'll get through the quarterfinals, we get fiji for for the get fiji for the for the quarterfinals when into the the semis, then we get into the serious stuff. >> yeah, we can win that >> yeah, but if we can win that one, what happens in a final is, well, course, 20 well, and of course, it's 20 years ago. >> it's 20 years ago, but the last johnny wilkinson last second, johnny wilkinson dropped. still one of the dropped. it's still one of the great sporting moments of any sport. >> it is. it is. of course it is. you know, and yet, you know, there is a bit of me that says, well, jonny wilkinson, you go jonny wilkinson. but remember that rugby is a team game. so the fact that jonny wilkinson dropped goal, you dropped that goal, i know, you know, we all remember that know, do we all remember that steve thompson threw the in steve thompson threw the ball in at lineout? lawrence dallaglio at a lineout? lawrence dallaglio and back lifted lewis moody and neil back lifted lewis moody in the air. he caught the ball and he fed matt dawson, who threw the ball out . threw the ball out. >> you're abs

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