haslinda: thank you, gareth nicholson.et the first word news with su keenan in new york. >> luis ignacio lula da silva has been elected as brazil's president in a dramatic comeback for a politician who is in jail three years ago on corruption charges. he defeated jerry are bolsonaro with 50 not -- 50.9% of the vote, a slim margin. the first time a sitting president in brazil has lost an election bid. >> we didn't face a candidate. we faced the machinery of the brazilian state put at the service of a candidate to avoid us winning the elections. thanks to the brazilian people, the people who voted for me, and the people who voted for my adversary. >> workers are leaving apple's biggest iphone plant in china after snap covid measures left many of the 200,000 staff facing inadequate living conditions. officials are arranging buses to take workers to minute tory isolation. beijing has also loosened international flights and so-called fast lanes in a bid to boost investment. south korea's president has given a tv address promisi

thank you very much for having me, gareth, - so.very much for| having me, gareth, and your corresponded described it perfectly. these are routine drills that are conducted every year. right now the us and nato are conduct thing a similar exercise, smaller with b—52 bombers and tactical fighters. this is a very large exercise thatis this is a very large exercise that is typical for the russians, it is also difficult for the russians to fire, it is a little unusual to fire all of these muscles in one event but thatis these muscles in one event but that is probably a little bit of posturing by president putin but in general this is routine things happening in really a routine manager is not at a routine manager is not at a routine time. 50 routine manager is not at a routine time.— routine time. so if it's a bit of posturing _ routine time. so if it's a bit of posturing but _ routine time. so if it's a bit of posturing but mostly - of posturing but mostly routine, what likelihood then, we talked lots about it, is there of any escalatio

i'm gareth barlow. our top stories: as extreme weather batters the planet, the un secretary general tells the bbc the world is approaching a point of no—return. if we are not able to reverse the present trend that is leading to catastrophe in the world, we will be doomed. the trial of a man accused of raping a colleague inside australia's parliament house is abandoned. officials in oklahoma dig up 1a bodies, for a second time in the hope of using dna to identify more victims of the 1921 tulsa race massacre. russian forces carry out nuclear drills, as fears grow about an escalation of the war in ukraine. and the dash with a difference — hundreds of runners wear their most stylish stilettos to take part in washington's annual high heel drag queen race. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the united nations secretary—general antonio guterres says the world is heading for a catastrophe unless climate change is prioritised. new figures released by the un show concentrations of the

england manager gareth southgate was watching on from the stands, and he may have had a close eye ond's performance, considering rashford's performance, considering rashford has been overlooked for the england squad since november last year. it england squad since november last ear. , . england squad since november last ear, , ., , ., year. it is a beautifulfeeling. it's something _ year. it is a beautifulfeeling. it's something i've _ year. it is a beautifulfeeling. it's something i've been - year. it is a beautifulfeeling. i it's something i've been working year. it is a beautifulfeeling. - it's something i've been working on, and ifeel like i need to score more goals in those situations, and i'm just working on being in the area. there is a different energy around us, and we worked hard in preseason, but we didn't have the start that we wanted, and we can definitely stand up wanted, and we can definitely stand up to it. earlier arsenal went back to the top with a comfortable 5—0 win over nottingham forrest. gabrielle martinelli had put them in front early in the first half — but i

welcome to bbc news — i'm gareth barlow.chool. most of them children. such a cruel and desperate act? president biden pardons all americans convicted of marijuana possession under federal laws and urges state governors to follow his lead. the us imposes more sanctions on iran after the death of a young woman. and miracle baby. find out how this baby's life was transformed while

and the guy who showed up and reported that there was gareth jones, he was dismissed as a as a nut and he was actually shot in 1935 by the communists in china. so it takes a while for the to come out. there was a famine in ukraine. 4 to 8 million people died in the ukraine that happened and all the pulitzer prizes in the world don't just don't illuminate the truth what actually occurred. and there's always a gareth jones somewhere in the world maybe he's a nicholas wade or maybe he's jeffrey sachs, who ideology is nothing important thing but they have a commitment to truth itself. and more and more people are defecting. a lot of our evidence in the books comes from defectors who. one woman actually worked in the lab and told us what was happening. she escaped, but her family is all missing and so there are these brave souls that are out there reporting the truth. it's interesting you mentioned jeffrey sachs, his article, because as i recall, you know, he has this letter or this to american institutions about, what they may have done. it's what's interesting is that the chinese communis

i'm gareth barlow.stic missiles, landing in the sea ofjapan. we return to somalia for a second report on the people displaced by war and the worst drought in four decades. in iran, schoolgirls have now joined the growing protests against the hardline laws restricting women's rights. a symbol of the economic crisis facing lebanon: the bbc speaks to a lebanese mp who held up a bank to take out her own money. i apologise to all the people i frightened, but how does that compare to the despair, anger and grief i feel every day?

he told me he has been speaking to gareth southgate this morning and getting his take on england's progressbout playing in major tournaments and about leadership, and he has been telling how valuable it is to have someone like him with his experience inside the camp. he someone like him with his experience inside the camp-— inside the camp. he is a massive ru:b inside the camp. he is a massive rugby league — inside the camp. he is a massive rugby league fan, _ inside the camp. he is a massive rugby league fan, he _ inside the camp. he is a massive rugby league fan, he has - inside the camp. he is a massive | rugby league fan, he has brought inside the camp. he is a massive - rugby league fan, he has brought his experiences in football and what makes him in eglin champion. he has loved it. he is enjoyed watching us train. i am loved it. he is enjoyed watching us train. lam not loved it. he is enjoyed watching us train. i am not bothered how we do it, but listening talented people, it's what's going to get us there. i it's what's going to get us there. i know the power is successful england t

i'm gareth barlow. our top stories: lula's big comeback.presidential election. translation: today we are telling the world that brazil. is back, that brazil is too big to be relegated to the set role of pariah of the world. disappointment for followers of the incumbent president jair bolsonaro. the question many are asking — will he concede defeat? at least at least 130 people have died after a pedestrian suspension bridge collapsed in western india. national mourning in south korea after more than 150 people are crushed to death at a halloween event in seoul.

i'm gareth barlow. our top stories: lula's big comeback. the left—of—centre challenger luiz inacio lula da silva narrowly wins brazil's presidential election. translation: today we are telling the world that brazil. is back, that brazil is too big to be relegated to the set role of pariah of the world. disappointment for followers of the incumbent president jair bolsonaro. the question many are asking — will he concede defeat? at least at least 130 people have died after a pedestrian suspension bridge collapsed in western india. national mourning in south korea after more than 150 people are crushed to death at a halloween event in seoul. music plays. and how the rock band coldplay is offering its support to protesters in iran. it's official, the left of centre politician luis inacio lula da silva, commonly known as lula, has won brazil's presidential election, snatching victory by a tiny margin from the right—wing incumbent, jair bolsonaro, who had an early lead as the first votes came in. the final tally was just 50.8% to lula. these are

gareth, what is it? it is a _ itjust felt awkward. gareth, what is it?both at once. it is important people take up the vaccine because although we are used to flu, it can really affect people and they can be really unwell. it is not only awful for them but it puts pressure on the nhs. ., ., ., nhs. you said the two together, can ou nhs. you said the two together, can you clarify? — nhs. you said the two together, can you clarify? inevitably _ nhs. you said the two together, can you clarify? inevitably some - nhs. you said the two together, can you clarify? inevitably some people | you clarify? inevitably some people might think, two together, can i not separate them, any concerns about that? we separate them, any concerns about that? ~ separate them, any concerns about that? . ., , that? we did it last winter with covid as well. _ that? we did it last winter with covid as well. i _ that? we did it last winter with covid as well. i think— that? we did it last winter with covid as well. i think there - that? we did it last winter with covid as well. i thin

i'm gareth barlow. our top stories: lula's big comeback.l's presidential election. translation: today we are telling the world that brazil is back, that brazil is too big to be relegated to the set role of pariah of the world. disappointment for followers of the incumbent president, jair bolsonaro. the question many are asking — will he concede defeat? national mourning in south korea after more than 150 people are crushed to death at a halloween event in seoul. at least 130 people have died after a pedestrian suspension bridge collapsed in western india.

you can reach me on twitter — i'm @gareth barlow. hello. it stays windy for the rest of the week.t. first of all, let's deal with thursday's weather — and, well, there'll be some sunshine to be had, there'll be some showers, though, and it will remain blustery — you can see the isobars close together on the pressure chart here. this one weak weather front will be the focus for some thicker cloud in places, weatherfronts pushing back in towards the northwest, as it will be turning wetter again later in the day, especially western scotland. much cooler start to the day than it was on wednesday morning, 5—10 degrees cooler in wales and england. a lot of sunshine here to begin the day. showers across parts of scotland, northern ireland, north—west england — in fact, a cloudy zone from north wales running across parts of the midlands and northern england will have some showery outbreaks of rain around. south wales, south—west england, you may catch a shower — most won't. east anglia and the southeast, dry, plenty of sunshine. parts of eastern scotland will stay dry and mostly sunny, as

welcome to bbc news — i'm gareth barlow.ur top stories: a former policeman in thailand kills at least 38 people at a nursery school. most of them children. ~ ., ., children. what could have driven this _ children. what could have driven this man _ children. what could have driven this man to - children. what could have driven this man to carry . children. what could have i driven this man to carry out such a cool and desperate act? missiles had residential buildings in the ukrainian city of zaporizhzhia. our bbc correspondent is there. president biden pardons all americans convicted of marijuana possession under federal laws and urges state governors to follow his lead. shaken and stirred, the prince and princess of wales take up a cocktail challenge on a visit to northern ireland. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the thai government says the entire nation is in grief after a former police officer killed at least 38 people in a gun and knife attack at a nursery. he then killed himself and his fa

gareth, it all relates to a wrongful death lawsuit that was filed by halyna hutchins's widower, matthewn attempt to save money on the set of this film and that safety standards were not adhered to. this lawsuit was filed in february of this year, and today, to the surprise of many, it was announced that it had been settled. the precise financial details have not been revealed but we know that some of the terms of the settlement, and they include the fact that filming of the movie, rust, is to resume injanuary of next year, involving the same cast and, indeed, the same director, joel souza, the man who was injured by the same bullet that actually killed halyna hutchins. another part of the settlement involves the involvement and coming on board of halyna hutchins's widower, matthew, as executive producer of the project, and he is also to receive a cut of the profits. the producer said in a statement that the settlement would be celebrating the life of halyna hutchins and honouring her work. but despite that, there is still the prospect of criminal charges? there is, indeed. and today, th

i'm gareth barlow. our top stories: as extreme weather is batters the planet, the un secretary general tells the bbc the world is approaching a point of no return. if we are not able to reverse the present trend that is leading to catastrophe in of the world, we will be doomed. in a case that has gripped australia, the trial of a man accused of raping a colleague inside parliament house is abandoned. and i hope identify more victims in the tulsa massacre using dna. russian forces carry out nuclear as fears grow about an of the war in ukraine. the united nations secretary general antonio guterres says that the world is heading for a catastrophe unless climate change is prioritised. new figures released by the un shows concentrations of the three main greenhouse gases rise to record levels in the atmosphere last year. world leaders will meet next year in egypt for the un climate summit c0 p27. our climate editor justin rowlatt spoke to mr gutteres at the un headquarters in new york. it has been a year of

i'm gareth barlow. our top stories: criticism from seoul and washington as north korea fires another two ballistic missiles, landing in the sea ofjapan. we return to somalia for a second report on the people displaced by war and the worst drought in four decades. in iran, schoolgirls have now joined the growing protests against the hardline laws restricting women's rights. a symbol of the economic crisis facing lebanon: the bbc speaks to a lebanese mp who held up a bank to take out her own money. i apologise to all the people i frightened, but how does that compare to the despair, anger and grief i feel every day? and we meet the british woman who, after 30 years in hollywood, is one of the most powerful figures in the world of entertainment. within the past few hours, japan's coast guard and the south korean news agency yonhap have both said that north korea has fired two ballistic missiles off its east coast, which appear to have landed in the sea outside japan's exclusive economic zone. this comes ju

welcome to bbc news — i'm gareth barlow. our top stories: lula's big comeback.ld that brazil is back, that brazil is too big to be relegated to the set role of pariah of the world. disappointment for followers of the incumbent president — jair bolsonaro. the question many are asking — will he concede defeat? national mourning in south korea after more than 150 people are crushed to death at a halloween event in seoul. at least 80 people have died after a pedestrian suspension bridge collapsed in western india.

the win eases pressure on manager gareth taylor after his side lost their opening two wsl games and theirsame distance at cheltenham today, seeing off rival knight salute for irish trainer gordon elliott. practice in the grand prix isjust starting now and the qualifying gets under way at 11 o'clock uk time. there is more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening, but that is it for me and the sportsday team. good night. hello. it stays mild through the second half of the weekend and into next week as well. and still further showers or longer spells of rain all tied in with this area of low pressure, which will bring some thundery rain north and eastwards across the uk tonight and through tomorrow as well. we've also got south or south easterly winds, and we've got this extremely mild air across england, wales, scotland and northern ireland. so it stays mild both by day and by night. back to tonight, and we'll have further showers pushing their way north and eastwards, heavy and thundery. ahead and behind them for a while, some clear spells, but also some mist and fog before another sp

welcome to bbc news — i'm gareth barlow.ur top stories: a former policeman in thailand kills at least 38 people at a nursery school. most of them children. such a cruel and desperate act? president biden pardons all americans convicted of marijuana possession under federal laws and urges state governors to follow his lead. the us imposes more sanctions on iran after the death of a young woman. and miracle baby. find out how this baby's life was transformed while he was still in the womb. the thai government says the entire nation is in grief after a former police officer killed at least 38 people in a gun and knife attack at a nursery. he then killed himself and his family following the massacre in nong bua lamphu province in the north—east of the country. most of the victims were children. thailand's king is expected to visit the town of utthai sawan. our south—east asia correspondent jonathan head is at the scene. and a warning, his report contains some very distressing images. people crying, wailing this is a community no

welcome to bbc news — i'm gareth barlow.is _ children. what could have driven this man _ children. what could have driven this man to - children. what could have driven this man to carry . children. what could have i driven this man to carry out such a cool and desperate act? missiles had residential buildings in the ukrainian city of zaporizhzhia. our bbc correspondent is there. president biden pardons all americans convicted of marijuana possession under federal laws and urges state governors to follow his lead. shaken and stirred, the prince and princess of wales take up a cocktail challenge on a visit to northern ireland.

after the game, wilson insisted that having gareth southgate watching from the stands did not add extraked numerous times about the world cup and, yes, i would love to go, but it was time for me to do talking on the football field at the end of the day. yeah, if that's good enough, so be it. all i could do was try and perform for newcastle and see where it gets me. elseswhere today, brentford and wolves drew one—all while crystal palace beat southampton i—nil. everton held to a goalless draw by fulham, while liverpool are a goal down to leeds at anfield. in the scottish premiership, rangers eased the pressure on manager giovanni van bronckhorst with an emphatic lt—i win over aberdeen. elsewhere, ten—man dundee united slipped to the bottom of the table after defeat to motherwell. elsehwhere, there were wins for hibs and stjohnstone. let's have a quick look at some of the day's other sports stories now. george russell set the fastest lap in the final practice session before qualifying for the mexico grand prix, with his mercedes teammate lewis hamilton in second. in the cricket, new zeala

marcus rashford's red—hot form at the moment for manchester united could see him secure his spot in garethrld cup squad 15 months after last playing for england. rashford scored in united's win over west ham yesterday, leaving them a point off the top four. it's now eight matches unbeaten for erik ten hag's side after beating the hammers 1—0. rashford playing a key part with the only goal of the game, his seventh of the season and 100th for the club. he is clearly feeling in a better place on and off the pitch. marcus rashford, i think he's representing that fact. he scored a brilliant goal, great pass from christian eriksen, great header, the day before his birthday — his 100 — is a real milestone, and it's a fantastic achievement. in tennis, cameron norrie�*s beaten serbia's miomir kecmanovic in the first round of the paris masters. the british one won in straight sets 6—2, 6—4. it's the final regular atp tour event of the season — norrie narrowly missed out on qualifying for the upcoming atp finals — although he could still go to turin as an alternate. dustinjohnson is celebrating once

he told me he spoke to england men's football manager gareth southgate this morning to get his take onournaments and leadership. shaun wane told me how invaluable it is to have someone like him with his experience inside the camp. he is a massive rugby _ experience inside the camp. he is a massive rugby league _ experience inside the camp. he is a massive rugby league fan. - experience inside the camp. he is a massive rugby league fan. he - experience inside the camp. he is a massive rugby league fan. he has l massive rugby league fan. he has spoke about his expenses in football and what makes him the england champion he is, and he loved it. he enjoyed being on the field and watching us train. i want to win games and i'm not bothered how we doing it but its listening to talented people that will help us get there. i talented people that will help us aet there. ~ ., ,., talented people that will help us aet there. ~ ., ., get there. i know the power a successful — get there. i know the power a successful england _ get there. i know the power a successful england team - get there. i know

after the game, wilson insisted that having gareth southgate watching from the stands did not add extra would love to go, but it was time for me to do talking on the football field at the end of the day. yes, if thatis field at the end of the day. yes, if that is good enough, so be it. or i could do was try and perform for newcastle and see where it gets me. it finished all—square between brentford and wolves on a day where diego costa was shown his first ever red card in the premier league. ben mee gave brentford the lead, only for ruben neves to equalise less than a minute later. both sides have now gone three premier league games without a win. crystal palace returned to winning ways at selhurst park with a 1—0 win against southampton. 0dsonne edourard scored the only goal of the game, his third of the season, during the first half, as the eagles notched up their third straight home win in the premier league. still goalless between everton and fulham. still to come tonight, liverpool take on leeds. in the scottish premiership, rangers eased the pressure on manager giovanni van bronck

he told me he has been speaking to gareth southgate, the england men's football manager, this morningchampion he is. he has loved it. he's enjoyed watching us train. i am not bothered how we do it, but listening to talented people is what's going to get us there. i know the power that a successful england team in this tournament will have for the sport and across the country. the excitement it generates. it looks as though it is growing in momentum at the moment, so i am looking forward to growing the game and more importantly england getting closer to the final. england take on greece in their final group game on saturday. this is, of course, greece's first world cup, so as shaun wane said, there is an element of unpredictability about them, but england will be desperate to take that momentum from those two opening wins into the quarterfinals, when the pressure really starts. kick—off on saturday at bramall lane is 2.30pm. the match is live on bbc one. and that's all your sport for now. from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the team, bye—bye.

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in the boardroom before the game, wycombe manager gareth ainsworth meets bill's family.ing short of honestly phenomenal. he made you feel a million dollars, and bill was the one who made you at ease and made you feel the superstar. and he did that to me time after time. he supported me in the commentary. any mistakes we made, he berated the referees or the opposition rather than our team and me, and that was bill to a tee, you know. so to honour him and celebrate the life he had is an honourfor us at wycombe wanderers. prostate cancer badges for bill, you got yours? outside the ground, volunteers from prostate cancer uk. the way bill talked about his own cancer diagnosis had an extraordinary impact. we really wanted to thank you, the family, for everything that bill has done for prostate cancer. laura kirby, the head of prostate cancer uk, talking to bill's daughter flora. he literally has saved thousands and thousands of men's lives. so, i think the year after he was diagnosed, he talked about it and we saw a 20% increase in referrals to the nhs. so it is extraordinary

and now, he is going on tour so people can get involved and sing—along—a—gareth.as. you havejust taken me down memory lane. it's _ along. i was. you havejust taken me down memory lane. it's amazing. i along. i was. you havejust taken me| down memory lane. it's amazing. you have been doing _ down memory lane. it's amazing. you have been doing this _ down memory lane. it's amazing. you have been doing this for— down memory lane. it's amazing. you have been doing this for such - down memory lane. it's amazing. you have been doing this for such a - down memory lane. it's amazing. you have been doing this for such a long l have been doing this for such a long time. bringing music into people's lives. tell us about what you are up to next? you have got a new thing you are doing. it is not your average musical gig? ida. you are doing. it is not your average musical gig?- you are doing. it is not your average musical gig? no, it is a concert. average musical gig? no, it is a concert- if— average musical gig? no, it is a concert. if you _ average musical gig? no, it is a c

gareth delany taking a career best 3 for 16.ow we want to play this game and its work sometimes, it has worked other times, its work sometimes, it has worked othertimes, but its work sometimes, it has worked other times, but in today against west indies and certainly as a senior player, everyone has gone about it. scotland are heading home though after losing to zimbabwe by five wickets. 0pener george munsey top scored with 54 but they only reached 132 for 6. zimbabwe started slowly, craig ervine made 58 before he was caught. but they still made it home with plenty to spare, a five wicket win, and they will play in the super 12s for the first time. that was all the sport for now. now we are back in westminster. lizzie, thank you very much. welcome back to a slightly drizzly westminster. penny mordaunt has confirmed she is standing in the conservative leadership contest to replace liz truss as prime minister. i'm joined now by george eustice, conservative mp for camborne and redruth. welcome to the bbc news channel. penny mourdan

mama's maniac is a chilling detective from the cycle the investigation led him once he is gareth un lawnt now. 88, who started the day in the saratov police to overstrain the phone? first, a woman called , rather we have a nightmare, then a man faster, we are waiting for the kill, then even a teenager called. incredible cruelty and that strangely they did not try to hide the body left a bad person for show throughout the village, usually the victim is pitied, but the locals. for some reason they didn't get too excited. he deserved that this is a demonstration execution. perhaps everyone knows and the killer has not seen anything. i do not know, dozens of wounds, probably, the perpetrator was furious. in this case, it is a tragedy the result of a long and stubborn enmity. so the investigators decided and they were wrong. saratov has long been considered the cultural capital of the volga region, this title has earned him a developed musical and scientific theatrical life, saratov is a beautiful, old, spacious and no wilderness. remember the village in the wilderness in saratov, the saratov

marcus rashford's red hot form at the moment for manchester united could see him secure his spot in gareth key part, with the only goal of the game, his seventh of the season and 100th for the club. he is clearly feeling in a better place. on and off the pitch. yeah, it's a beautifulfeeling. it's something i've been working on. ifeel like i need to be scoring more goals in them situations. i need to be in those areas more often. so, i'm just working on being in the areas and trying to get on the end of things. the arsenal forward bukayo saka could face a race to be fit in time for the world cup after going off injured in arsenal's victory yesterday. he set up the first goal for gabriel martinelli in their 5—0 victory over nottingham forest. each but then came the injury. after being tackled he was substituted. manager mikel arteta remains optimistic he won't be out too long. it was a tricky afternoon, but i think we started really well again. we were in control of the game, and really happy to be back at the top again. and on the reverse side of that — is there any news on bukayo saka? it

gareth delany took a career best 3 for 16.rst round of matches at a t20 world cup for only the second time. it�*s a double header in hobart. there is one more place to be taken in the super 12�*s. that will be scotland or zimbabwe. it�*s another winner—ta kes—all match. scoptland have won the toss and are batting first. but and are batting first. it has been a wobbly start for them. they earn in the sixth over and they are 37 — two. stephen gerrard has been sacked by aston villa after 11 months in charge. he leaves the club 17th in the table, only above the reelgation zone on goals scored, they didn�*t get any last night, a 3—0 defeat at fulham harrison reed gave the home side a first half lead, and it then went from bad to worse for gerrards team in west london, douglas luiz was sent off for this head buttjust after the hour mark. they then conceded a penalty, before tyrone mings completed the 3—0 defeat, with an own goal. they were booed off the pitch by their travelling support at the end, gerrard was sacked an hour and hal

gareth delany took a career best 3 for 16. 5a. zimbabwe are 55—3 in reply. looking good for scotland at the moment. stephen gerrard has been sacked by aston villa after 11 months in charge. he leaves the club 17th in the table, only above the reelgation zone on goals scored, they didn't get any last night, a 3—0 defeat at fulham harrison reed gave the home side a first half lead, and it then went from bad to worse for gerrard's team in west london, douglas luiz was sent off for this head buttjust after the hour mark. they then conceded a penalty, before tyrone mings completed the 3—0 defeat, with an own goal. they were booed off the pitch by their travelling support at the end, gerrard was sacked an hour and half later, but not before he had faced the cameras vowing to turn things around. listen, i'm a fighter and i am not going to quit, it is not in my dna, but i certainly share the frustration and understand it. i won't shy away from it. you are covered it _ won't shy away from it. you are covered it you _ won't shy away fro

so not a bad little birthday present for marcus rashford today, in front of the england manager, garethore his birthday — his 100 — is a real milestone, and it's a fantastic achievement. so what of bukayo saka? just to be clear, it's not his 100th birthday! it was his 100th goal! a player who brings great energy and drive whenever he plays for club or country. he went off in aresenal�*s 5—0 win against forest. not before he set up the first goal for gabriel martinelli in their 5—0 victory. but saka then picked up an injury — after being tackled — and was substituted, with the world cup three weeks away. it was a tricky afternoon. and on the reverse side of that — is there any news on bukayo saka? it did look a worry. yeah, he had to come off. he wasn't comfortable. he had a really bad kick in the first ball and he could not continue, so let's see how he is. no news yet? no. 0ne one to watch. celtic restored their four point gap at the top of the table. no guesses needed where this ball�*s going. greg taylor with their second in a 3—0 win over livingston. history was made in the women's

the win eases pressure on manager gareth taylor after his side lost their opening two wsl games, andcountry as the bowlers gave the batsmen a relatively easy job. jane dougall was watching. huddled together, england's knew anything but a victory in huddled together, england's knew anything but a victory in this huddled together, england's knew anything but a victory in this match would be a shock, but afghanistan have improved of late and working to show it. captainjos buttler�*s decision to field first paid off handsomely. liam livingstone's superb dive... brilliant catch! got some musical appreciation. then came a succession of set successful catches from moeen ali and this one from buttler. but it was sam curran who was man of the match. 54 was man of the match. 5a sam curran! becoming the first englishman to take five wickets in an international t20. and so too bad. an international t20. and so too had. 113, the target for england, but the afghans had good fielders of their own. brilliant! the chase perhaps tougher for england than expected, but livingston's unbeaten 29 got them

gareth delany took a career best 3—16.up for only the second time. they will now play in the same group as england, new zealand, australia, afghanistan and sri lanka. scotland are heading home though after losing to zimbabwe by five wickets. opener george munsey top scored with 5a but they only reached 132—6. zimbabwe started slowly, craig ervine made 58 before he was caught. they accelerated after that though. but they still made it home with plenty to spare, a five wicket win, and they will play in the super 125 for the first time. ian baraclough has been sacked as manager of northern ireland afterjust over two years in charge. he has seen them win just four of their 22 competitive fixtures in that time. he was given a two—year contract extension last december which was supposed to take him through the euro 2024 qualifying camapign. they were also targeting promotion in the nations league but narrowly avoided relegation to the fourth tier. there's no rush to find a replacement, with their next match not until march. the

i think they are in touch with gareth, the manager of the national team stop hopefully they can get it carabajal tonight at london's wembley arena, which was also the venue of her first professional fight six years ago. it is great to be back for a scene where it all started. i don't think we ever would have imagined six years ago that we would be in this position. an headlining at madison square garden, bringing women's boxing to where it is right now. it has been a phenomenal six years, and i really honestly believe that the best is yet to come. hate i really honestly believe that the best is yet to come.— i really honestly believe that the best is yet to come. we talked about the mob best is yet to come. we talked about the rugby union _ best is yet to come. we talked about the rugby union world _ best is yet to come. we talked about the rugby union world cup, - best is yet to come. we talked about the rugby union world cup, let's - the rugby union world cup, let's talk about the rugby league world cup. england, already in the quarter finals play greece today. things not looking goo

—0 on what was his 100th appearance for the club, sending another message to the england manager, garethshields and savannah marshall headline the first ever all—female uk boxing card, with 11 bouts featuring 22 women. marshall and shields faced off for the final time ahead of their fight for the undisputed middleweight championship. shields hasn't lost a fight since losing to marshall ten years ago. back here in newcastle, one man will be front and centre as this world cup kicks off. rob burrow will be guest of honour as england play samoa. his story is one that we have followed very closely here on breakfast, and on tuesday a documentary goes out on bbc 2 following rob and his family as they adapt to life with his disease. i will tell you more about that in a moment. but rob was here with some of his leeds rhinos. have a look. hey, rob. rob. god bless you, man. in a name hey, rob. rob. god bless you, man. in a game like _ hey, rob. rob. god bless you, man. in a game like rugby _ hey, rob. rob. god bless you, man. in a game like rugby league, - hey, rob. rob. god bless you, man. in a ga