joe marler, tom currie, billy vunipola elliot daly and george ford, who ca pta i ns elliot daly and george farrell starting on the bench stuffy plenty of other interesting names in that that starting xv, winger ruaridh mcconnochie makes his world cup debut, a remarkable feet for a man who was a seven specialist really until last year. also first world cup appearances for fellow winger joe cocker cocina and centre ps francis. dan cole will win his 91st cap, becoming the joint francis. dan cole will win his 91st cap, becoming thejoint third most capped england player of all time alongsidejonny capped england player of all time alongside jonny wilkinson. ben youngs willjoin them if he comes off the bench stop england weren't entirely convincing in their opening win over tonga and coach eddiejones is looking for improvement against the usa. 0uraim is to the usa. our aim is to be a little bit tidier, particularly in our attack. we'd like to execute a little bit better. there was a lot of effort in oui’ better. there was a lot of effort in our game on sunday but not the execution, so we're looki

the match in kobe saw a try for george ford and two forjoe cokanasiga. it's the most prestigious modern art prize in the uk, making famous names of past winners like grayson perry, the oscar—winning filmaker steve mcqueen, and damien hirst. this year the turner prize is being held at turner contemporary gallery in margate in kent, where the artist jmw turner, after whom the prize is named, once lived. our arts editor, will gompertz, has been taking a look at this year's nominees. i'm standing in the turner contemporary art gallery in margate, on the very spot where the great romantic british painterjmw turner would stand and look out at the sea and the sky over there to the north. he was a radical, an inventor, an amazing painter, after whom of course the turner prize is named, and it's here this year in margate. i just wonder, what would he think of the four artists that have been shortlisted? let's start with the film. this is a 1 hour a0 minute piece by the artist helen cammock, and it looks back at the civil rights movement in northern ireland in 196

today's captain, george ford, spotted a highway to america, a short trip for the first try.t went quiet for a while before england realised the best way to crack the states was through strength in numbers billy vunipolo went over and then luke cowan—dickie was escorted into american territory, 19—0 at the break. the eagles, as the us team are known, are fast rising but england were quick still. jonathanjoseph whirled his way to the brink of the line and joe cokanasiga batted away any remaining resistance. opportunities now for personal landmarks, like ruaridh mcconnochie. who has worked his way from division five rugby to become a world cup try scorer. and lewis ludlam, whose very future as a professional was in doubt little more than a year ago and whose dream—like journey continued to the us line. 38—0, the special relationship was being stretched, this charge on owen farrell earned him the first red card of the world cup. joe cokanasiga ran over his second and england's seventh try but in the closing seconds the eagles finally landed as bryce campbell made a hollywood end

georgia ford starts at fly half. —— george ford.n the chilly side but things will warm up. it's friday the 20th of september. our top story: millions of people around the world are expected to take part in what could be the largest ever climate change protest today. more than 5,000 demonstrations are planned in more than 150 countries. those involved are calling for governments to take more urgent action to halt global warming. 0ur correspondent roger harrabin has more. the girl who sparked today's action, greta thunberg, started a global crime climate youth movement after striking from school in sweden — young people fearful for their future. ms thunberg sailed to new york for today's demonstration. adults, inspired by their children, will take to the streets as well, hoping it will be the biggest worldwide climate protest yet, designed to influence world leaders meeting in new york on monday. the demonstrators may be disappointed. the former uk government chief scientist says the effects of climate heating are being witnessed much

they kept the ball alive and that the usa under real genuine pressure which resulted in that george fordn though the scoreboard did not start then, the second half of the first half england piled on the pressure and encourage a good response. get people talking about positivity and not the negativity of the tonga game. once you make of the red card we saw, and anything to worry about for a piers francis who put ina worry about for a piers francis who put in a big hit in the opening seconds? straight from the kick-off, he chased hard. he was the first player who got the usa guy, it will be looked at. he might be any spot of bother. whether he will get the three weeks, i don't know. i am not sure whether he forced himself into the reckoning for selection anyway but later on, the referee, the usa red card, that is the textbook. that is what we don't want in the game and he had no option. finally, two games on, what do you assess of england's tournament so far? tonga, not so great, but this showed improvement on that game. not so great, but this showed improvement on that gamem not so great,

so george ford there, the england fly half, saying he is going to be challenging but of what channellingys channelling his inner becks. do you guys watch peaky blinders? no, not really. this is going to fall flat then. many people watch it. i think it is one of those programmes that once you start, you invest the time and you enjoy it. anyway. lots of a—list celebrities are getting on the peaky a—list celebrities are getting on the pea ky blinders a—list celebrities are getting on the peaky blinders wagon so to speak and are trying to get the makers to cast them in the show but they have been told by the creator look, you will only get a part if you are good and look at the picture, brad pitt, a p pa re ntly and look at the picture, brad pitt, apparently he has been in touch about a role, snoop dogg wants to have a part. a cameo? they say you are only going to get in if you are good and you do not distract the viewers. that is how popular it has become if they are attracting that calibre. we need to get on the train. yes, where is your cameo? have you seen the importance of deep breathin

george ford is at fly half. ying final. they scored three tries including this one form george williams but it was in defence where they were most impressive. it means they are nowjust one win away from the grand final at old trafford. hazy conditions have overshadowed preparations for the singapore grand prix this weekend, with the city's worst air pollution in three years causing some concern, but practice has been taking place today. valterri bottas crashed in the first session — hitting the barriers of the street circuit. he missed the rest of the session as a result. championship leader lewis hamilton was the fastested in second practice ahead of qualifying tomorrow. that's all the sport for now. friday was a warm and sunny day across friday was a warm and sunny day a cross m ost friday was a warm and sunny day across most parts of the british isles. for something of a rerun on sunday because the overall setup isn't changing very rapidly. hi in the continent, low pressure in the atla ntic the continent, low

george ford is fly half. so how is the head coach looking forward to the tournament?e at the top of the ride now looking down. everyone is nervous and excited, you get down the first slope and you're not quite sure if you're going to throw up or hang on! and you have to adapt to that the players have equipped themselves to ride the roller—coaster because there is gonna be some turns, some accidents, there will be some fun. and we want to enjoy all of those things that come along and the team is equipped to handle it. jofra archer was one of the stars of england's summer, only making his debut four months ago. he's been rewarded with a central contract. he was their leading wicket—taker at the world cup which they won and he also had a very good test series against australia. he has been given a contract for all forms of the game. rory burns has been given just a test contract but archer's inclusion was never in doubt. i thinkjofra is capable of anything. i chatted with his dad at the oval and he thought he would hit 100 mph next year and i said i would take that! but

george ford scampering over, as on a sweltering night england seemed suitably fired up.. after it, they cruised clear as some new names made their mark. ruaridh mcconnochie with a try on his world cup debut. the usa's only real impact was this, and it wasn't pleasant. a horrible shoulder charge on owen farrell, and with safe tackling under the spotlight, a red card forjohn quill. joe cokanasiga duly rounded things off with his second try to complete a comprehensive win for england and a largely satisfying night. great occasion, so we're pretty humbled to be part of it, and we're in a good position. can we play better? yes, and we know we can, and we'll need to play better in our next game. an emphatic victory, then, and two wins out of two for england but, with their final group games against argentina and france, they know tougher tests now lie in store. andy swiss, bbc news, kobe. remember boaty mcboatface? that was what the public voted to call the uk's new polar research ship. well, today it has been officially named by the duke and duchess of cambridge, though it's

george ford will captain the side from fly—half, and their will be world cup debuts for ruaridh mcconnochied a four day day preparation against japan to make sure the players have had some experience. we've looked at selection pretty closely. looked at the players who we felt could back up the players who we felt could back up and couldn't back up, because we've got 31 players and 23 for each game, so maths tells you a number of players have to back up and then we try to work out the players best suited to back up and the players best suited to have breast. -- have rest. there was one game today, samoa ran out convincing winners against the tournament's lowest ranked side russia, despite a slow start. the pacific islanders were trailing at half time, but went on claim a bonus—point win. it ended 311—9. chloe dygert powered to victory in the women's time trial to give the usa their seventh gold medal of the championships in yorkshire. her winning margin over olympic champion anna van der breggen was the greatest the event has seen. british riders alice barnes and hayley simmonds were 16th an

george ford is at fly half. all the latest team news is on the bbc sport website.rewarded with a central contract. archer only made his international debut four months ago — the contract covers all forms of the game. archer was their leading wicket—taker in their world cup winning campaign and impressed in the drawn ashes series, so what next for the fast bowler? i thinkjofra is capable of anything. i chatted with his dad at the oval and he thought he would hit 100 mph next year and i said i would take that. but it's important we look after him, it's not easy to bowl that pace consistently, and he is a fine asset for the team. the hazy, smoggy conditions in singapore are a concern ahead of the grand prix this weekend. the city has recorded the worst air pollution levels in three years. practice has been taking place today. mercedes valterri bottas gave his mnechanics a bit of work to do in first practice — hitting the barriers of the street circuit. he missed the rest of the session as a result. championship leader lewis hamilton was the fastest in second practice

george ford is at fly half. and head coach eddiejones can't wait to get going.. everyone is nervous, excited — you get down the first slope and you have to adapt to that, and the players have equipped themselves to ride the roller—coaster because there is gonna be some turns, some accidents, there will be some fun. and we want to enjoy all of those things that come along and the team is equipped to handle it. there is one game in the premier league — southampton hosting local rivals bournemouth. the last time these two sides met, it was a six—goal thriller, ending in a 3—3 draw. bournemouth are the first to score tonight, nathan ake scoring from a corner. kick off at st mary's was at 8pm. both sides went into the game on seven points with the same goal difference. you can keep up to date with it via the bbc sport website and app. to cricket and jofra archer, one of the stars of england's summer, has been rewarded with a central contract. archer only made his international debut four months ago. the contract covers all forms of the game. he was their leading wick

a lot of guys still in this current england squad, owen farrell, george ford, ben young, all of thesent of 2015 to bed. you can just imagine the the disappointment of 2015 to bed. you canjust imagine the noise in the stadium, closed roof, that noise, such a huge impact as well on the players and the fans. the stadium looks incredible, almost like a stadium looks incredible, almost likea mini stadium looks incredible, almost like a mini millennium stadium, principality stadium, sorry. can't wait for the game today. before that, scotland and ireland. you can tell i am excited. we could sit and talk about the rugby all day. away from the rugby world cup and after defeat by norwich last weekend and a defensive injury list, there was talk of a crisis at manchester city. but pep guardiola's side reacted in emphatic style with a devastating 8—0 victory over watford. it took just 52 seconds for david silva to set them on their way at the etihad. and byjust the 18th minute, nicolas otamendi had made it 5—0. that's the quickest any team has got to that margin in the premier league. bernardo sil

that means that george ford will play at fly half.ack—three. jordan larmour comes in at full—back for rob kearney, who has a calf problem. keith earls also misses out. and as for scotland, sam johnson will play alongside duncan taylor at centre, for only the second time. head coach greg townsend has also stuck with tommy seymour on the wing, ahead of the in—form darcy graham. jofra archer was one of the stars of england's summer, only making his debut four months ago. he's been rewarded with a central contract. he was their leading wicket—taker at the world cup which they won and he also had a very good test series against australia. he has been given a contract for all forms of the game. 0pening batsman, rory burns, has been given a test contract. five british sides were in europa league action last night, and a couple of teenagers stole the show. 18—year—old bukayo sa ka score his first goal for arsenal and set up the other two, as they beat eintract frankfurt 3—0 in germany. manchester united's 17—year—old mason greenwood scored hi

that means that george ford will play at fly half.oking down. everyone is nervous and excited, you get down the first slope and you‘re not quite sure if you‘re going to throw up or hang on! and you have to adapt to that the players have equipped themselves to ride the roller—coaster because there is gonna be some turns, some accidents, there will be some fun. and we want to enjoy all of those things that come along and the team is equipped to handle it. cannot wait to see that much at the weekend. jofra archer was one of the stars of england‘s summer, only making his debut four months ago. he‘s been rewarded with a central contract. he was their leading wicket—taker at the world cup which they won and he also had a very good test series against australia. he has been given a contract for all forms of the game. rory burns has been given a test contract but fellow openerjoe denly has just been given a one—day contract. i thinkjofra is capable of anything. i chatted with his dad at the oval and he thought he would hit 100 mph next year a

captain 0wen farrell is getting a breather and george ford will captain instead of him.ir world cup debut. but they have strength in depth. they should still be too good for the usa but the usa are an improving force in world rugby. the england head coach eddiejones, in world rugby. the england head coach eddie jones, known in world rugby. the england head coach eddiejones, known for his colourful turn of phrase, said playing the usa would be like playing the usa would be like playing 15 donald trump s. a comment which got a mystified response from the usa coach gary gold who said, i don't know what that means. what we don't know what that means. what we do know about the usa is they are improving, they have had good results over the past couple of yea rs, results over the past couple of years, notably when they beat scotla nd years, notably when they beat scotland last year. they have been ina training scotland last year. they have been in a training camp with the marines here in japan. they in a training camp with the marines here injapan. they clearly mean business, b

that means that george ford will play at fly half.d as for scotland, sam johnson will play alongside duncan taylor at centre for only the second time. head coach greg townsend has also stuck with tommy seymour on the wing, ahead of the in—form darcy graham. plenty of great preview reading in this morning's newspapers. it's time for action says the telegraph — they say there's blockbuster fixtures, contenders galore and a glorious backdrop too. the guardian says japan is "fired up" for the first rugby world cup to be held in asia. and the times has a big picture of billy vunipola on the front of their rugby pull out — he says england are ready to lead the charge against tonga, the country where his parents are from. it all kicks off at 11:45 this morning, and you can follow the whole tournament on bbc radio 5 live, which has exclusive radio coverage of the rugby world cup. no fewer than five british sides in europa league action last night, and a couple of teenagers stole the show. 18—year—old bukayo saka score his first goal for arsen

today's captain, george ford, spotted a highway to america, a short trip for the first try.t over and then luke cowan—dickie was escorted into american territory, 19—0 at the break. the eagles, as the us team are known, are fast rising but england were quick still. jonathanjoseph whirled his way to the brink of the line and joe cokanasiga batted away any remaining resistance. opportunities now for personal landmarks, like robbie mcconnachie, —— ruaridh mcconnochie. who has worked his way from division five rugby to become a world cup try scorer. and lewis ludlam, whose very future as a professional was in doubt little more than a year ago and whose dream—like journey continued to the us line. 38—0, the special relationship was being stretched, this charge on 0wen farrell earned him the first red card of the world cup. joe cokanasiga ran over his second and england's seventh try but in the closing seconds the eagles finally landed as bryce campbell made a hollywood ending to an english evening. we are pleased with where we are, after two games, ten points, we have considered

to date's captain, george ford, spotted a highway to america, a short trip for the first try.vision five rugby to become a world cup try scorer. and lewis ludlam, who is very cute as a professional was in doubt little more than a year ago and whose dream likejenny continued to the line —— whose very future. the special relationship was being stretched, this charge on owen farrell earned him the first red card of the world cup. joe cokanasiga ran over his second and england publicly seventh try but in the closing seconds of the eagles finally landed as bryce campbell made a hollywood ending to an english evening. we are pleased with where we are, after two games, ten points, we have considered one try. two fantastic spiritus in sapporo and cobre —— experiences. the first major rugby game in kobe for a while, a great occasion and we are pretty humbled to be part of it. and we are in a good position. can we play better? yes, and we know we can and we will need to in our next game. any hopes bury may have had of returning to the league now appear to be over after a proposal for th

captain owen farrell, the fly half george ford singing the side because owen farrell is given a breatherreally fast start against the usa team? england were a little bit scratchy in the opening game on the weekend. they got the win and bonus point but it was not entirely convincing and energises looking improvement, particularly with the handling. we saw a lot of handling errors. the conditions could be challenging, it is very hot and humid. by the time the match kicks off it will be cooler and there is a roof but even so the humidity might bea roof but even so the humidity might be a problem. it was interesting to hear the england players during training saying it was very slippery and difficult to group the bolts are playing the sort of running rugby they like to might be a problem.” suppose if their opponents, a lot of their players play they rugby in england. what can we expect from the united states, what sort of challenge will they pose? england will be the overwhelming favourite because i have played the usa five times and have won all five matches but the usa are an improving tea

were looking for an improved performance and they got off to the perfect start when their captain george forde two wins out of two as they prepare for what will be their toughest group games against argentina and france. a few minutes left and england leading the usa by 38-0. time for a look at the weather. we have already had a month‘s worth of rain in some parts. their weekend sees a full moon, a super moon, coinciding with severe gales and there are concerns for coastal flooding on sunday. we are monitoring the mass of cloud which is out into the atlantic. ahead of that we have no pressure sitting to the north—west of the uk. this cloud is bringing us rain, for most of us showers. for many there will be sunshine and between those rather brisk moving showers, particularly in england and wales where it is quite gusty. heavier downpours for a time. still respectable temperatures for the time of year, late september where it is 18—20. it will get cooler this evening and overnight. there is back to the coast allowing temperature is too full. in england and wales we will keep a brisk wind. we ar

there are ten changes to the starting line—up, with george ford captaining the side was among those onor an england back. it is nice. hopefully get some time tomorrow on the pitch. i guess it's nice for my family. for me, it's nice for my family. for me, it's just another game. it's one that i'm looking forward to. interestingly, eddiejones said playing the usa would be like playing the usa would be like playing 15 donald trumps. whatever that means, he will be looking for an improvement on england's slightly scratchy win over tonga as they look to make it two wins out of two. andy swiss reporting there. nicola adams is preparing for the events of her flyweight —— for the defence of her flyweight title. this is definitely the biggest fight of my career as a pro so far. i haven't taken my eye off the ball. i have stayed focused, stay dedicated. this is one more step in the right direction for me to be able to unify the whole flyweight division. direction for me to be able to unify the whole flyweight divisionm direction for me to be able to unify the whole flyweight division. it is the

republican party to try and avoid this contested republican primary, like us out with gerald ford, jimmy carter, georgelly matters that much. the only reason we are talking about is because primary challengers who don't have a chance are looking for some way to boost just a little bit. so they're talking about this. but this has been done by both parties for very long time. are we really talking about a serious primary challenger to president trump? why but the president want to spend the money and time dealing with that? we don't have a serious primary -- >> lisa: to that point, why is it getting so much attention? we saw in 2012 with president obama, also with george w. bush, states canceling their primaries and caucuses similarly. >> jessica: except there was not a primary challenger. that's a key component that's different. you can say it's not serious, but i can tell you that bill weld and joe walsh think it's serious. we are far out. i understands long shot but they have a case to meet care. saying that both sides have done it with her was no competition, it's not a fair comparison. president tru

the danger of when a president, whether it's reagan in '76 primary and gerald ford or pat buchanan going up against georget a primary could be embarrassing and weaken the incumbent president. i don't know if joe walsh or bill weld can catch fire in new hampshire, but if they did, the threat isn't that donald trump would lose the nomination. it's that he would be embarrassed and that he would be wounded and he would have to go to new hampshire and campaign and that could have an impact in the general election. >> guys, stay with me because the trump re-election team is now making light of and actually fund-raising off of all those false claims the president made this week about the projected path of hurricane dorian. in fact, now, for 15 bucks you can buy a set of these black markers inscribed with the president's name. a nod, of course, to the map he showed in the oval office in which a marker was clearly used to extend the storm's cone to show it threatened alabama. this is what has become sharpie gate. the "new york times" matched the reporting that it was the president himself who made this change. joe

let's go back to gerald ford in '76, jimmy carter in '80, george h.w. bush in '92.ing uh-oh, this could be us next? >> it could. but this is the same party that won't bring gun control to a vote. so you know, they'll do everything that they can to protect this president, to your point. so i was actually said, where's the bernie sanders of the right? someone that says you know what, we've got to democratize this process, we've got to make sure that for the republicans that may be afraid to speak out against donald trump, that there is a way -- we give them a pathway to do that. through this primary process or some other way. until that person emerges, i don't think that person is going to be created. until that person emerges, i think you'll start to see more republicans taking this kind of tactic to insure that the president keeps his platform. and not to mention the fact they're afraid of him. let's put that out there, too. so i don't see this changing. >> we've got to leave it there for now. still ahead, 2020 contender tom steyer joins us, getting ready to address

george bush. all right, i feel like this is deja vu, having yo back on the set a year agulf coast we were dealing with this ford testimo, we've known each other more than two decades, this latest smear new york uncorroborated allegation. what is this all about? >> this is ball a culture and campaign of intimidation, trying to get justice kavanaugh to change his opinions. they cannot accept the fact that they lost fair and square in the confirmation process and lake the president said, they will do anything with all respect to the president, it is not just about a failure of fact checking at "the new york times," the reporters who wrote this piece are the same reporters who wrote the book where they spent a year researching these allegations. these are not allegations, everybody on the committee knew about thosele supposed allegatis and now they're saying this is basis for impeachment which is, frankly, beyond hypocritical. >> there was moment today on cnn, interest was back and forth with jake tapper and the panel about this entire die napm wick an uncorroborated allegation. listen to how the conversation turne

ford ends its engine production next year. thank you for the update there, in scar cardiff. —— cardiff. it is three minutes to six. and george the weather. good evening. a very quiet weather story across the uk in the next few day, we have a big area of high pressure to thank. it will mean dry weather around a lot of sunny weather increasingly in the latter part of the weekend and the latter part of the weekend and the weekend. today to the north of the weekend. today to the north of the high we have had a weather front feeding in more cloud and rain, particularly in scotland, that rain will clear towards the northern isles overnight. enough cloud hanging back to keep things #3450i8d but to the south of scotland and as we head into england and wales with clearer sky, the chance of patches of mist and fog forming first thing and ina of mist and fog forming first thing and in a few frost hollows temperatures could dip to two or three degree, here a lot of sunshine from the get go. tomorrow a drier and brighter da i for scotland from the get go. tomorrow a drier and brighter da ifor scotland and a warmer day as well. temperatur

george h.w. bush and united states secretary of housing and urban development in the ford administration.'s currently the chair emeritus for the dialogue and hills and company, an internal consulting firm. without further ado please join me in welcoming to the stage karla hills and the speakers for this panel. [ applause ] >> thank you, thank you. well, i'm going to encourage you to take your seats and to join the conversation here. we heard in the prior panel questions about trade and not so many answers. so we brought together a stellar panel that really represents a broad segment of the western hemisphere and you could not find greater talent. and so it is my great honor to introduce the panelists who will talk to you about rethinking our trade agenda in the americas. it's a challenging topic. we live in uncertain times, not only in the western hemisphere but globally. but what we do in the western hemisphere can set an example. let me just tell you a sentence or two about each of our panelists. sitting to my left is secretary marissa bircher who was appointed last october to be argent

ford becomes president. 1976 against in jimmy carter. jimmy carter wins once but is defeated in 1980. reagan, two terms, has iran contra as one difficulty. ends with george walker bush, who is defeated by bill clinton. -- was it that porch a torch or april -- poisoned chalice to the men of his generation? what is fascinating to me is in ,he broader stroke bill clinton george w. bush, barack obama, the next generation. termsree of them one two and served two full terms as president. if donald trump is reelected in 2020, it would be the first time in american history that we would have had four two term presidents in a row. talk about the 22nd amendment in a moment. using the 1984 campaign is basically a model and how to win reelection, including this ad campaign. [video clip] today, more men and women will go to work than ever before in our country's history, with interest rates at half the record highs 1980. nearly 2000 families today will buy new homes, lower than at any time in the past four years. 6500 young men and women will be married. with inflation at less than half of what it was four years ago, they can move forward with confidence to the futur

ford, jimmy carter, and ronald reagan." this should not be a political issue. in 2004, we had an opportunity to save even more lives by authorizing the ban. george w. bush favored this extension of the life-saving law. would you play the clip? sorry. i guess we don't have it. could you hold the clock, is that possible? do we have the clip? it is a clip of president george w. bush. i see that we are having problems with the volume. there we go. bush: so i have made my views clear. i think we should extend the assault weapons ban. >> unfortunately, he was not able to persuade enough of the colleagues and the ban expired through inaction. this should not be a political debate. i will tell you what has changed and what has made it a political debate among politicians only, and not americans. moer than 500,000 americans have died from gun violence and america has suffered more than 300 mass shootings per year, and the nra ramped up the lobbying of the republican members and the republican members on this very committee, 17 of whom the nra spent a record, excuse me, spending a record $54 million in 2016 elections alone and every single member of the repu