and gabrieljesus finished off a fine team move, as city made their dominance count. going through as group winners. they made it five wins out of five, beating porto 2—0. thiago alcantara got the first before mo salah rounded off the reds' win in the 70th minute at anfield. all four english clubs have sealed progression to the last 16. elsewhere, karim benzema was on target for real madrid in their 3—0 win at sherriff tiraspol. it marked a positive end to the day for the 33—year—old french striker, who had earlier been found guilty of conspiring to blackmail former international teammate mathieu valbuena. benzema has been handed a one—year suspended jail term and fined 75,000 euros. he had denied any wrongdoing and wasn't in court this morning because of his champions league commitments. a review of the way football is run in england has concluded. an independent regulator is needed to put the sport on a sounder financial footing and give fans more say in the way the teams they support are run. the government set up the review after six big premier league clubs tried

with 50 minutes left, gabrieljesus provided the perfect answer.n in exhilarating fashion. as for liverpool, with top spot in the group guaranteed, they eased to a 2-0 group guaranteed, they eased to a 2—0 win against porto. astana from thiago and anotherfrom 2—0 win against porto. astana from thiago and another from mo salah. all four english teams into the knockout stage. could it once again be the year? a review of the way football is run in england, has concluded an independent regulator, is needed to put the sport, on a sounder financial footing and give fans more of a say, in the way the teams they support are run. the government set up the review after six big premier league clubs tried to form a breakaway european super league — while at the same time many clubs in lower divisions, were in severe financial hardship. people are saying no more, this is about ensuring that vested interests are removed from football, that football can start to become something that�*s sustainable for the long—term future of the english game and that�*s why we a

well, with 15 minutes left, gabrieljesus provided the perfect answer. jesus scores! spot in their group already guaranteed, they eased to a 2—0 win against porto, a stunner from thiago and anotherfrom mo salah. all four english teams into the knockout stage, then. could it once again be their year? andy swiss, bbc news. tonight's bbc news at ten is brought to you from glasgow, from the headquarters of the bbc in scotland. this is pacific quay, which opened in 2007, and is home to bbc scotland's television, radio and online services, covering all aspects of national life. one of those crucial aspects is the future of the scottish highlands. vast areas of the countryside are being bought by wealthy individuals, keen to return the land to its natural state. they want to introduce the process of "rewilding" and to stop what they consider ecological degradation, deforestation, and the loss of bio—diversity. our special correspondent allan little has been investigating. there is a juniper bush appearing and right down here we have a rowan that has got its orange autumnal c

and gabrieljesus finished off a fine team move, as city made their dominance count.. all four english clubs have sealed progression to the last 16. elsewhere, karim benzema was on target for real madrid in their 3—0 win at sherriff tiraspol. it marked a positive end to the day for the 33—year—old french striker, who had earlier been found guilty of conspiring to blackmail former international teammate mathieu valbuena. benzema has been handed a one—year suspended jail term and fined 75,000 euros. he had denied any wrongdoing and wasn't in court this morning because of his champions league commitments. a review of the way football is run in england has concluded. an independent regulator is needed to put the sport on a sounder financial footing and give fans more say in the way the teams they support are run. the government set up the review after six big premier league clubs tried to form a breakaway european super league — while at the same time, many clubs in lower divisions were in severe financial hardship. we've seen football lurch from crisis to crisis over the

but city turned it round with goals from raheem sterling and gabrieljesus to secure a 2—1 win and topof course. congratulation to the team, everyone in the club. for many years in the row being there. and for the last 16. now focusing on the premier league and in february we try to arrive in the best position as possible to go to quarterfinals. so city win group a, with a game to spare. psg still qualify for the last 16 despite that loss, courtesy of leipzig�*s big win in bruges, ended the belgians�* hopes of finishing in the top two. in group b. liverpool made it five wins out of five, beating porto. but milan�*s late winner against atletico means any of the others there could sneak through. ajax and sporting lisbon are through in group c. and the giants of group d, real madrid, and inter milan progress, with wins from their respective matches. the former world snooker champion shaun murphy said "amateurs should not be allowed in professional tournaments". he made his comments after losing 6—5 to the chinese amateur si jia—hui in the first round of the uk championship in york. becaus

gabrieljesus with the finish to match.r record for men. the 33—year—old from essex rode further than his previous attempt, which had given him the record briefly in 2015, but ended up 53a metres short of the current record. but in a sense it was still a victory as he was riding, to raise awareness of haemophilia, a condition which he has himself. drew savage reports. as it said on his team's t—shirts, "blood, sweat and tears." alex dowsett had given everything but fallen just short. the hour record is measured in kilometres, metres and centimetres, and in pain. riding at altitude in mexico where the current record was set, dowsett was close but not quite close enough. with ten minutes to go, his average speed was dropping. not by much but by enough to matter. with each lap he is slipping further and further away from the record set by victor campenaerts. he would eventually reach 5a.555 kilometres, further than his record—breaking ride of 2015, but 53a metres short of the world record and 168 metres away from the british r

gabrieljesus scored the winner, to complete an impressive comeback against mauricio pochettino's sidethe ongoing crises of governance. among its recommendations is a proposed independent regulator to oversee the english game which was endorsed by mp nadine dorries this morning. the government will make a statement on the report in parliament later, with the possibility of legislation being announced next spring. people say, no more. this is ensuring that vested interests are removed from football. that football can actually start to become something sustainable for the long—term future of the english game. and that's why we are setting out today, you know, the structures, these recommendations that will actually completely change the landscape for football regulation. elsewhere in football, we've had a couple of managerial departures this morning. in the women's super league, leicester have sacked manager, jonathan morgan, with the club bottom of the table. and sheffield united have parted company with slavisa jokanovic just six months after his appointment, with the club 16th in the

with 15 minutes left gabrieljesus provided the perfect answer. jesus scores.arantee they eased to a 2—9 win against porto. a stunnerfrom thiago and anotherfrom mo salah and all four english teams into the knockout stage then. could it once again be their year? now as you may have heard earlier the other big football story this morning is this review of the way football is governed in england which has concluded that an independent regulator is needed to ensure the financial sustainability of the men 5 game across the leagues to make it fairerfor all and to give fans a say in the way teams are run. nesta mcgregor has more. the hammers' first goal! the game itself has changed much over the past 150 years but one thing in football has remained constant, the relationship between supporter and club. although recently that has been tested. look no further than protests against ownership, breakaway leagues or a club's financial health. all of which led to a government review into how football in england is run. ultimately it will ensure that football clubs have good

gabrieljesus with a stunning finish.ke china, the usa, india and australia have not signed up. today's talks at cop26 are all about clean energy. we canjoin bbc wales economics correspondent sarah dickins, anywhere in england and wales. seven? that is right. this is halfway between the south wales coach in the brecon beacons, a £400 million investment, half of which was spent investment, half of which was spent in wales and 76 of these vast turbines around me. how does all this work is not anything that is the question many of us have been wondering and to answer that i am joined by a doctorfrom cardiff university. we see the turbines going round and we know that results in electricity. what happens in between, carlos?— in electricity. what happens in between, carlos? effectively, when wind is blowing, _ between, carlos? effectively, when wind is blowing, the _ between, carlos? effectively, when wind is blowing, the blades - between, carlos? effectively, when wind is blowing, the blades are - wind is blowing, the blades