and an emotional couple's choice dance in strictly — as rose and giovanni pay tribute to the deaf communitygood afternoon. the queen was unable to attend today's remembrance sunday service at the cenotaph in london. buckingham palace said she had sprained her back and it was with "great regret" that she wasn't able to be there. the palace had previously said it was the queen's "firm intention" to attend the service, after taking time away from her duties for health reasons. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, reports. band plays. it was the customary cenotaph commemoration, after the limitations last year caused by the pandemic. there was, though, one notable absentee. the queen did not, as had been expected, take her place on a balcony overlooking the cenotaph. according to buckingham palace, she had sprained her back. she continues to rest at windsor. the prince of wales led other senior members of the royal family to their places at the cenotaph, in readiness for the two—minute silence observed in whitehall and at ceremonies around the country. big ben chimes the hour. music: las

giovanni. thank you.t organizers and rapper travis scott following the tragedy at the astro world festival today, attorney benjamin crump announce the filing of more than 90 new lawsuits by victims who say they were injured mentally physically or psychologically at the event. officials say. travis scott was minutes into his set when nine people were killed and hundreds of people were injured in a massive crush massive crowd rush. the astro world music festival. was by far the most traumatizing experience of my life. there was pushing that started happening behind us fights are breaking out. people were throwing water bottles. is basically a war zone. among those hurt is a nine year old boy who is in a medically induced coma tonight. a criminal investigation into the incident is underway. it's official. britney spears is a free woman. just hours ago, los angeles judge ended the conservative ship that control the pop star's life and money since 2000 and eight gtb is greg lee is in the newsroom with war on t

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giovanni patterson is here to preview the president's trip. i know you support your city but what do you make of biden choosing baltimore when there are other ports like la that are really struggling right now? >> well, yeah, first off, thanks for having me, todd. and yeah, i do love baltimore. but you know, it's interesting to choose baltimore when, again, there are other struggling ports and he is coming here to tout some of the success that he says he's having when in reality we do have a lot of ships, container ships being docked out below the chesapeake bay bridge that haven't come in. and he's going to tout that some of the new infrastructure that's been given to the marine terminal down there and in reality, again, there's been issues with some of that equipment. there's been security concerns going on. so it's still really not solving the challenge. todd: you just mentioned the victory lap that biden is taking. why does he think it's appropriate to take a victory lap on infrastructure when so many americans are struggling right now whe

and an emotional couple's choice dance in strictly as rose and giovanni pay tribute to the deaf communityod evening and welcome to bbc news. the president of the cop26 climate conference, alok sharma, says india and china will have to justify themselves to the world's most vulnerable countries after the two nations demanded last—minute changes to the climate deal, softening commitments to reduce the use of coal. an agreement was finally reached last night. it says limiting average global temperatures to 1.5 celsius above pre—industrial levels by the year 2100 is still attainable. scientists have said that amount, by then, would avoid the worst impacts of climate change. but there's controversy over the pledge about coal, which now says its use should be phased down, rather than phased out. the deal pledges more money for poorer countries to help them adapt. and nations will have to re—publish their climate plans next year to keep what's agreed on track. the conference also agreed to reductions in methane emissions and to curb deforestation across the planet. here's our science editor, dav

welcome to rose and giovanni. this is deafinitely.ic director paula garfield. what did you make of rose's dance? representing the deaf community as she is through dance, barefoot without shoes means that she can feel the vibrations through the floor, which is something that really resonates with many of us. the silence during the dance. many deaf individuals, we are all individual and how we pick up sounds, we all pick up different frequencies, different amounts. and so i feel that moment of silence, a stoppage to the music. it does truly represent the deaf community, to not be afraid of silence. and while rose can sometimes sense something of the music, when it comes to the strictly studio, it's all about counting. i can hear with my hearing aid the music blasting in the car, but in the rehearsal room i have a lot of background noise, so i'm not really relying on the music. i'm relying on counting and the beat. it was without doubt a powerful tv moment. and it's also been, for many of us, a little introductory lesson in british sign

i'm giovanni rose.joy writing music, rap music, and to me, poetry isjust wrap in a pure form. i music, and to me, poetry is 'ust wrap in a pure formi music, and to me, poetry is 'ust wrap in a pure form. i can listen to the voices — wrap in a pure form. i can listen to the voices of— wrap in a pure form. i can listen to the voices of my _ wrap in a pure form. i can listen to the voices of my dead _ wrap in a pure form. i can listen to the voices of my dead peers - wrap in a pure form. i can listen to the voices of my dead peers on - wrap in a pure form. i can listen to j the voices of my dead peers on my phone. i live in a nightmare, i have to learn how to dream, i'm afraid to open up because you won't survive the week. welcome to tottenham. i have seen a lot of stuff, been through a lot of stuff that young people shouldn't have to go through, and it has come to the point where i think it has been normalised, the violence, crime, something is to be done about it so it is my way of of expressing myself a

and an emotional couple's choice dance in strictly — as rose and giovanni pay tribute to the deaf community afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the president of the cop26 climate conference, alok sharma, has said that india and china would have to "justify" themselves to the world's most climate vulnerable countries after the two nations secured last—minute changes to the climate deal in glasgow. those changes last night controversially ended up softening commitments to reduce the use of coal. our science correspondent, victoria gill, reports. hearing no objections, it is so decided. after two weeks of sleepless nights and negotiations over every detail, a glasgow pact on climate change was finally agreed. it was almost derailed at the last moment, as india, backed by china, requested a change, watering down a critical line about phasing out coal. today, cop president alok sharma insisted that this deal was a significant step forward. this is the first time ever that we have got a language about coal in a cop decision. i think that is absolutely historic. but, as i said, at the end of the da

las vistas se harÍan en la casa de giovanni y no en el centro de convivencia.ce 62 aÑos que cuba es un paÍs comunista. la gente fue a la calle a protestar... y parte de esto tiene que ver con la canciÓn que ustedes hicieron. yotuel: ellos salieron a cantar nuestra canciÓn. sobre todo a decir "patria y vida". ellos visualizan esa cuba con ese lema. lili: por seis dÉcadas se dijo "patria o muerte"... o estabas con la patria o tenÍas que morir. creo que la juventud de ahora no es de acuerdo. yotuel: quieren soÑar desde cuba, quieren poder crecer. los cubanos somos los Únicos que somos grandes fuera de cuba. raÚl: ustedes habÍan ganado canciÓn urbana del aÑo. todavÍa no se decÍa que era lo mÁs importante de los latÍn grammy. ¿pensabas que ibas a ganar la canciÓn urbana, pero no la canciÓn del aÑo? yotuel: "patria o vida" es un himno de libertad, pero no es una canciÓn popular que ha sonado en la radio. es una canciÓn muy personal. muy de los cubanos. muy de las vÍsceras de los cubanos. o muy de que ahora el cubano es "patria y vida"... nos saludamos asÍ, a ese nive

in the scottish premiership, giovanni van bronckhorst enjoyed his first game in charge at rangers asingston. the visitors went ahead early after this nice finish from scott arfield and they never really looked back from there. joe aribo then doubled their lead before fashion sakala wrapped things up. however, celtic�*s 2—1 win over aberdeen ensure there's just the four points between the top two. tennis now and great britain are through to the last eight of the davis cup, where they'll play either germany or serbia after beating the czech republic 2—1. but they had to do it the hard way — cameron norrie and the doubles pair ofjoe salisbury and neal skupski had to win their matches, after dan evans had lost the opening singles. drew savage watched the action. great britain's davis cup spirit is developing nicely. it wasn't easy but leon smith's men got the job done. it hadn't begun well. dan evans was a set down. a player ranked over 100 places below him. even though evans had led the second set 5—2, he came back to win 6—2, 7—5. that meant cameron norrie would have to win. he came ba

to see familiar face like giovanni van bronckhorst brings some reassurance.robably near the top of their list. he's got a very strong connection with the club, was with them from 98 to 2001. two of his trophies weren't league titles. he went on to play for arsenal after rangers and he won the champions league with barcelona. 106 caps for his country and his last game as a player was captain in the netherlands and the 2010 world cup final. this is a man who clearly knows football, but the rangers fans he clearly knows. he knows football, but the rangers fans he clearly knows.— he clearly knows. he clearly knows how to play- _ he clearly knows. he clearly knows how to play. what _ he clearly knows. he clearly knows how to play. what about _ he clearly knows. he clearly knows how to play. what about his - how to play. what about his managerial career?- how to play. what about his managerial career? yes, which is articular managerial career? yes, which is particular the _ managerial career? yes, which is particular the something - managerial career? yes, which is

. >> giovanni!, giovanni! >> a ver un pasito, un pasito giovanni!unas 53. 4 millones de personas viajarÁn en los prÓximos dÍas, ya sea por aire o tierra, lo que significa que el ajetreo que nos aeropuerto y carreteras parecido a la Época festiva antes de la pandemia del coronavirus, y aunque muchos temen que sus planes no se lleven a cabo debido a los recientes colapsos operativos en sdents aerolÍneas que estÁn cortas de personal y terminan retrasando o cansando los vuelos, se espera que los viajes aÉreos aumenten un 80% en comparaciÓn con el aÑo pasado, y por lo que si estÁ para minimizar los inconvenientes y ofrecen las siguientes recomendaciones, asegÚrese de llevar su identificaciÓn vÁlida, llegue al aeropuerto al menos 2 horas antes, y si es un vuelo internacional 3 horass antes, utilice su tapa bocas en todo momento, evite empacar artÍculos prohibido, recuerde que sÓlo los alimentos sÓlidos permitidos, y si necesita asistencia llame al 18662899673 antes de llegar al aeropuerto. (mÚsica) >> y si piensa viajar por auto como yo, y millones de per

after much speculation, rangers have announced giovanni van bronckhorst as their new manager followinges including two league titles, and played for his country 107 times. following his confirmation, he said he was excited and proud to be back at ibrox. van bronkhorst also played for arsenal and barcelona before moving into coaching. he later led feyenoord to the dutch title for the first time in 18 years, and his lastjob in management was a year with guangzhou in china. meanwhile, gerrard has been speaking to the media for the first time since being appointed aston villa head coach. the former liverpool captain said he was excited to be back in the premier league, and denied that he's taken the job purely as a stepping stone to becoming manager at his old club. you'll never hear me saying it's a stepping stone. for me, i'm really honoured and proud to be in this position. as i say, i'm all in. i'll give this job everything that it needs for it to be a success. i'll be 100% committed. and i don't think there's anything wrong in football to have dreams and aspirations, but liverpool hav

but rose and giovanni... ., ., ., . ., giovanni...st, i cried. it was a real privilege — home wasjust, i cried. it was a real privilege to _ home wasjust, i cried. it was a real privilege to be _ home wasjust, i cried. it was a real privilege to be sat - home wasjust, i cried. it was a real privilege to be sat there i home wasjust, i cried. it was a real privilege to be sat there in| real privilege to be sat there in the studio watching that. when she put her hands over giovanni's ears and the musicjust cut. i don't know what you are like at home but i stopped breathing for a bit. it was so powerful. it stopped breathing for a bit. it was so powerful-— so powerful. it was hugely emotional. _ so powerful. it was hugely emotional. just _ so powerful. it was hugely emotional. just such - so powerful. it was hugely emotional. just such a - so powerful. it was hugely i emotional. just such a clever so powerful. it was hugely - emotional. just such a clever way of showin: emotional. just such a clever way of showing what _ emotional. just s

as opposed to bob, giovanni, professor of urology and u, a logic surgery at the university of vienna, he said, europe should have rolled out mandatory vaccinations as soon as they became available. if you really listen to physicians to experts, all of them agree that this bag themes and vaccinations are the solution. and unfortunately, because this was driven by politicians and i cannot repeat it, often enough of politics comes to mix. medical decision is like a politician telling you if you need an index to me or not, we need mandatory vaccinations. we should have done it much earlier. and the reason why people are so unhappy is because nobody was speaking clearly to them, explaining them the fact it was moral political. you don't inform people adequately . you don't spend time time money and resources to basically explain to people what's really going on. explain the vaccination process. the safety of this this vaccination. as long as social media is driven by the big news in all parts of the world, you will have people doubting about the tickets the of these kind of activities. lif

many more people must lose their lives before the governments actually intervene to stop this city giovanni, to release his real group assassination. and then the situation we experienced today, we have been driving it for a long time. we have been sounding the alarm for a long time. about one of the english channel is one of the wells busiest shipping lanes. and one campaign is say that this is a huge risk to life. it's absolutely no exaggeration as we've just seen yesterday, despite these risks, people are still trying to cross the english channel. it just goes to show how desperate they are. however, despite this humanitarian crisis, now, will the government actually do anything after years and now years of a worsening situation? or is heading into the 2nd half of the program and just a moment here, we're not international still to come. canadian eco warriors are loggerheads with the government, some warning of drastic action and politicians fail to address climate change. a moral, not story and the rest of your jose headlines we are back in just ah ah ah ah, you know that this is the 40

it's really hit by for the equalizer from giovanni bill the wrong so i'm has a chance to win it with a penalty in the last minute. but georgina missed it. it's of your rain tough a group. see, but only had a switzerland on goal. different with one game left to go for cbs that she said on the policy that he brought this disappointment because we had a match point, but we need to be confident, even when things seemed to go south. were an excellent team and i think against northern ireland, we can score the same amount of goals that switzerland will get against bulgaria. so nobody, there is handsome face is a nervous way on whether he'll have to start the brazilian grand pre or at the back of the grid. and he was quick hiss on friday to tape hold position for the sprint qualifying race bars. his car failed. a technical inspection. now if it's found to not comply with the rules, how much on sunday will have to start last is read even given a 5 place penalty because of an engine change. how little is 19 points behind max 1st, often who himself is being investigated over a possible war bre

are also trying to stop the margaret flow into means quite binding direct flights there for syrian giovanni and iraqi citizens. oh, let's take a look back at how the crisis unfolded. ah, 3 will not keep any micros here. they did not come to us. they are head into enlightened warm and cozy europe. it was them who destroyed these countries ah. with mala mala with a call and go back to your home. believe with despite the aid provided bible rushing humanitarian groups, the situation is still dia, migrants are enduring. freezing, temperature is that a lack of basic supplies, audio, constantine, roscoe, of travel to, to the border camp. one of the 3rd thing that he noticed when he entered the camp is just the smoke thick smoke from the campfires. and when you spend just a couple of hours in this thick smoke, you feel dizzy and you're eyesore. but these people have to take it in 247 non stop. they be she, she's shaking from phrasing. look at this with what this is in trash bag bag. yeah. where for cool, you know, go under this, the, to stay warm. these migrants need lots of firewood, but even cut

to stop this, to the giovanni, to release his real group assassination. and then the situation we experienced today, we have been dreading it for a long time. we have been sounding the alarm for a long time despite the similar terry and crisis now. well, the government actually do anything after years and now years of a worsening situation. alan scared ameritas, professor of international history at the l. a. c says the french have and i have an ax to grind and are using the migration crisis to do so. i think the need there, the real change must happen in france because after all, the french government is legally and internationally, league lose walsall for speeches and for who moves around on these beaches and who lizzie's beaches. and so far, all we've seen is either incompetence, lack of will, or even complicity a mean there's a suspicion in england, a macro on eyes soon sense of brick suit, that he wants to punish the british for bricks. it in one way of doing this is to encourage migrants to cross from france to britain. legally these migrants should

it's really hit by clinical, either from giovanni's lorenzo and they had a chance to win it with a penalty in the last minute. but joy, you know, missed it. it's the remains of the group fee, but only ahead of switzerland on goal difference with $1.00 game left. drop or cbs, that she's at on up was agreed that he brought this disappointment because we had a match point. but we need to be confident, even when things seemed to go south, were an excellent team and i think against northern ireland, we can school the same amount of goals that switzerland will get against bulgaria. moving on to buy a basketball and steph curry has now passed the record for the nice 3 points is in n b a history. that's because he's scored 40 points including 9 threes is the golden state warriors beat the chicago bulls that takes curry to $3366.00 or 3 points is surpassing the previous records held bay ray allen. he wasn't the only star though. gary pates in the 2nd with this fantastic dunc, as the warriors writes up there 7 straight when i'll swear the greatest payroll time michael jordan was caught signed to wat

this is giovanni, this is real group assassination. and then the situation we experienced today, we have been driving it for a long time. we have been sounding the for a long time, despite this humanitarian crisis. now. well the government actually do anything after years and now years of a worsening situation. still to come the sour we look at what the postmark, allora will mean for germany as a coalition dealers find me. struck with a new shot, sullen now in waiting that still to come off to the bright. ah join me every 1st bit on the alex simon. sure. when i'll be speaking to guess from the world of politics, sport, business, i'm show business. i'll see you then. ah ah ah oh come back. china is furious off to the us in voted taiwan, but not by ging to a summit, dedicated to democracy and says, the snob shows, washington is playing games. what the u. s. did proves the so called democracy is just a pretext and tool for it to pursue geopolitical goals, suppress other countries, divide the world, surveys own interest, and maintain, is h

i'm also hearing deep concern about some of the actions your government is taking. giovanni core, china, as it has in the past and from now on, will never accept the u. s. is meaningless criticisms. we must demand that u. s. drops is frequent hedge, a monic action was of interfering in china's internal affairs guy. okay. i want to ask victor about this because we heard obviously very strong words from the u. s, but we also had very strong words from china. and that is unusual. and i've heard under president she whether he is directly responsible for this or not. there is, there is an assessment of that policy being described as aggressive diplomacy that china was no longer simply going to sit back and, and take the criticism. but, but it was actually going to essentially take the fight to those who were opposed to it. but now we're seeing this change is that are suggesting, do you think that china has been, can become concerned that that policy has over reached a mark and has brought it closer to risky confrontation with the u. s. and others. and that perhaps is why we're seeing this di

minister says that the country is in an emergency yet spawn hasn't rolled out a national lockdown. giovanni has seen a record rate of infect, since the 3rd of the population hasn't yet been vaccinated. on thursday, the lower house of parliament approved new restrictions. let's get more on all of this now from out there was dominic cane. you joins us that live from berlin, so just days out of imposing restrictions on unvaccinated people in austria. now the whole country is going to lock down. yeah, you have to look at what's happening in austria through the prism of these ever upward trending figures. adrian, the reality for many austrians is that it has been a sliding scale. almost that one week there's been one set of restrictions, then the next week, more restrictions, and now we're into full lockdown. clearly the reason for this is because of the incidence of cove in many parts of austria is in 4 digits more than a 1000 per 100000 of population will. that is a very considerable number. and full, many politicians in austria right now. it's too much and they say that even though people are

welcome to rose and giovanni. this is deafinitely.any of us. the silence during the dance. many deaf individuals, we are all individual and how we pick up sounds, we all pick up different frequencies, different amounts. and so i feel that moment of silence, a stoppage to the music. it does truly represent the deaf community, to not be afraid of silence. and while rose can sometimes sense something of the music, when it comes to the strictly studio, it's all about counting. i can hear with my hearing aid the music blasting in the car, but in the rehearsal room i have a lot of background noise, so i'm not really relying on the music. i'm relying on counting and the beat. it was without doubt a powerful tv moment. and it's also been, for many of us, a little introductory lesson in british sign language. paula, thank you. david sillito, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. good evening. it's been a mild david sums clear skies around. as we head through the rest of this evening and overnight where we se

rangers qualified for the play—off round in giovanni van bronkhorst�*s first game as new manager.on their group with a game to spare. the match was played behind closed doors because of a lockdown in austria. and celtic�*s europa league dream is over after they lost 3—2 to bayer leverkusen in germany. moussa diaby scored leverkusen�*s winner, as the germans top the group. celtic will drop down to the last 32 of the europa conference league. to the europa conference league now, and tottenham have it all to do if they�*re to progress. harry kane grabbed an equaliser against ns mura after they had a man sent off. a late winner for the slovenian side, gave them a 2—1 win. spurs need a result against rennes to have a chance of progressing via the play—offs. manchester united are set to appoint ralf rangnick as interim manager on a six—month contract, following the departure of ole gunnar solskajer at the weekend. our football reporter simon stone explains how he could fit the bill. he has an excellent reputation as a coachin he has an excellent reputation as a coach in germany. taking

and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel, rangers get their man — former player giovanni vanhe new manager of the scottish champions. the dutchman replaces steven gerrard. good evening. the government has scrapped the h52 line between the east midlands and leeds which was promised a decade ago. instead, as part of the integrated rail plan, the government will increase investment in existing lines which they say will deliver faster journeys sooner. but labour has called the scaling back of the high speed rail line a betrayal of the north. hs2 was originally meant to connect london with birmingham, manchester and leeds. the leg between the east midlands and leeds will now be scrapped. between manchester and leeds there will be some improvements, with new high speed rail in parts, which will still make the current 53 minute journey much quicker — but not 29 minutes as promised. in total, £96 billion will now be spent upgrading existing services and building new, but shorter, stretches of high speed track. katy austin is in leeds for us tonight. yes, those who backed this plan, i

again, giovanni is filing for an ipo. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg markets.s of tesla have been suffering since elon musk started unloading. he says he is wanting to unload. he is almost halfway there. joining us, a leading fintech innovator. he is also of, do not blame the shorts. so far, things have gone pretty well for the markets as of late, especially with these tech stocks and ev startups. let me ask you first about the tesla story. what is your take? >> i think the only person who knows what elon musk is doing is elon musk. he is now the seller, the shorts are covering. i do not know who will send short shorts to one another. matt: we are looking at a chart of the institutional long, the big number in white, versus the shorts in yellow. the most shorted stock on the s&p 500. how has that changed? >> it has not. the shorts dug in. they are covering a little bit. they are still there and quite sizable. matt: where else are you seeing big shorts now? we have a big homebuilder. i'm looking at the real estate market every day. what is the story there? >> it

. >> hasta el cielo, mi giovanni.uy difÍcil, muy difÍcil. sin ——siempre andaba con el. taina: ¿ tu compaÑero, no? edwin: sÍ, era desastroso como yo. entonces ya me apoyÓ. siempre me apoyÓ. ya lleva cuatro aÑos. tania: ¿como los recuerdas? edwin: siempre alegre. quisiÉramos estar todos en tijuana. lo que pasa, es que yo desde chico,yo lo conocÍ Él. entonces me la vivÍ en casa de sus padres. Él no es mi hermano de sangre. pero lo querÍa como mi hermano de sangre. porque te juro, que me llevaba todos los dÍas con Él,dÍa y noche. yme ayudaba y me apoyaba. y cuando... pues cuando pasÓ eso... no era lo que yo esperaba. me acuerdo que andaba en ciudad de mÉxico. tania: por ejemplo, cuando estÁs en un escenario o en un momento importante, ¿que acuerdas de Él? era como tÚ. edwin: sÍ, el dinero y nada era una canciÓn que le gustaba y la grabamos en su casa. Últimamente no la puedo cantar en el show. porque se me difÍcil para mÍ cantarla. porque me gana el sentimiento y me dan ganas de llorar. porque se extraÑa. tania: es en eso

in his first league game in charge — giovanni van bronckhorst�*s rangers won 3—1 at livingston in the and they never really looked back from there. joe aribo then doubled their lead before fashion sakala wrapped things up. that put them six points clear of hearts and seven ahead of celtic. although celtic do have the chance to get back to four points behind with a win in their game against aberdeen — into the second half at celtic park and it�*s 1—1. great britain are through to the last eight of the davis cup, after coming from behind to beat the czech republic 2—1. dan evans had lost the opening singles match, cameron norrie won his. so it all came down to the doubles. and the british pair ofjoe salisbury and neal skupski came through in straight sets, beating jiri vesely and tomas machac 6—4, 6—2. great britain will play germany or serbia in the quarterfinals on tuesday. emma raducanu has won herfirst match on british soil since winning the us open. she beat elena—gabriela ruse of romania in the champions tennis exhibition at london�*s royal albert hall, 6—3, 7—6. it is pretty surr

after much speculation, rangers have announced giovanni van bronckhorst as their new manager followingg into coaching. he later led feyenoord to the dutch title for the first time in 18 years, and his lastjob in management was a year with guangzhou in china. meanwhile, gerrard has been speaking to the media for the first time since being appointed aston villa head coach. the former liverpool captain said he was excited to be back in the premier league, and denied that he's taken the job purely as a stepping stone to becoming manager at his old club. you'll never hear me saying it's a "stepping stone". for me, i'm really honoured and proud to be in this position. as i say, i'm all in. i'll give this job everything that it needs for it to be a success. i'll be 100% committed. and i don't think there's anything wrong in football to have dreams and aspirations, but liverpool have a world—class coach they're very happy with. if he was to sign a lifetime deal right now, i would be very happy for them and him. chelsea stay top of their group in the women's champions league, after 1—0 win over

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another manager in his first league game in charge — giovanni van bronckhorst, taking the reins at rangersoubled their lead before fashion sakala ensured rangers lead in the premiership — now six points clear of hearts and seven ahead of celtic. although do celtic have the chance to get back to four points behind in their game against aberdeen — 20 minutes into the game at celtic park, it's1—0. cardiff rugby have been unable to leave south africa after after two positive covid—19 cases were confirmed in their squad. cardiff were in the country to play in the united rugby championship, but all the tournament games over this and next weekend have been called off. the club confirmed one of the cases is suspected to be the 0micron variant. don't forget the uk snooker championship continues in york judd trump is currently up against chris wakelin , while ding junhui is playing sam craigie. there's live coverage now on bbc two and on the bbc sport website and app. now on bbc news, it is time for your questions answered. with me to answer your questions is broadcaster and host of the big travel p

giovanni luigi in kenosha for us tonight, joe. thank you.an hour ago in los angeles judge ended the conservative ship that has controlled the pop star's life and money since 2000 and eight britney's father, jamie spears no longer has power over britney's $60 million estate or her medical and personal decisions, the judge said today the singer is now capable of overseeing her own affairs, and the conservative ship is no longer needed. her lawyer spoke to reporters outside the courthouse shortly after today's ruling. not only is this momentous for britney but she helped shines. a light. i'm not only this conservative ship was which was corrupted. by her father, james p. spears. but she helped shine a light on conservatorships and guardianships from coast to coast. the ruling comes after the singer in june gave a scathing statement in court about the restrictive conservatorship. temperatures this afternoon. five even 10 degrees above the seasonal average and slightly warmer expected for your bay area saturday and sunday, giving you a live look

rangers' new manager, giovanni van bronckhorst is watching from the stands after being appointed on thursdayover argentina to bring rugby union's autumn nations series to a close. ireland scored seven tries as they dominated the match at aviva stadium for a clean sweep of victories in their three internationals with impressive wins over new zealand and japan. england women have made it 18 test wins in a row with yet another victory this time, over the usa. and it was a dominant performance with england scoring 15 tries in an 89—0 win. golf and the open champion, collin morikawa has made history, becoming the first american winner of the european tour's race to dubai after victory at the season ending dp world tour championship. morikawa birdied five of the last seven holes to finish on 17 under par, three shots clear of england's defending champion matt fitzpatrick alongside alexander bjork. on the website there is news of briton�*s joe salisbury and doubles partner reggie ram, defeated in the finals of the atp finals in turin by third seeds nicholas mayhugh and pierre—hugues herbert. thank

theirformer player, giovanni van bronckhorst, is taking over from steven gerrard, who left for astons job now is to revive the fortunes of villa, who are just two points off the premier league relegation zone going into tomorrow's game against brighton. gerrard has been speaking for the first time since taking over — and he paid an emotional tribute to his former manager gerard houllier, who gave him his debut as a player, and also went on to manage at villa. houllier passed away last december, and gerrard said he was honoured to take up the same role as his old friend. he went out of his way to really change me as a person, both on and off the pitch. he put his arm around me at the right times. he shouted at me at the right times. we had a bond and a relationship that was very strong, so when we lost him it was a real sad day, an emotional day. i used to lean on him for advice a lot. and i remember the words he used to say to me all the time, "go and be the best version of yourself and you won't go far wrong" so i'm sure he'll be looking down today very proud. a fitting tribute from

you have such simple _ choreography from rose and giovanni and then with rhys it was jam—packed throughss the floor and he was starting to look confident and hold and he does look goodin confident and hold and he does look good in that so i saw real improvements last night from dan and i think it was by far his best dance. ~ ., , ., ., ., dance. who is going out and who's rroin to dance. who is going out and who's going to win? _ dance. who is going out and who's going to win? for _ dance. who is going out and who's going to win? for me, _ dance. who is going out and who's going to win? for me, i _ dance. who is going out and who's going to win? for me, i have - dance. who is going out and who's going to win? for me, i have been dance. who is going out and who's i going to win? for me, i have been a bi fan of going to win? for me, i have been a big fan of rose _ going to win? for me, i have been a big fan of rose and _ going to win? for me, i have been a big fan of rose and i _ going to win? for me, i have been a big fan of rose and i think _ going to win? for me, i have been a big fan

meanwhile, rangers new boss giovanni van bronckhorst is expected to take charge of training today.amilton isn't going down without a fight in this season's formula i championship. a few weeks ago he was 19 points behind max verstappen at the top of the standings but, after back to back wins, the gap between them is just eight points. david beckham in attendance there in qatar to watch the first fi race in the country. he saw hamilton lead from start to finish, with verstappen finishing second. there are two more races to come, in saudi arabia and abu dhabi. if hamilton wins again in the next one, it sets up a winner—takes—all final race of the season. it was pretty straightforward. it was pretty lonely at the front. of course, i enjoy those races where you are battling through, but we needed those points today, so i think a real solid job from the team. after a brilliant win over new zealand, ireland completed a clean sweep of autumn test victories, with a 53—7 win over argentina. they ran in seven tries — this one from dan sheehan — against an ill—disciplined argentina side which

this is 17—year—old giovanni rose from tottenham.re is set to keep us dry, or mostly dry across the capital, as we head through the rest of this week. but there will be various weather systems at times bumping into that high pressure and giving us a few spits and spots of rain. but any wet weather really won't amount to very much at all. today is looking remarkably similar to how it was yesterday, but it's a colder start to the morning, temperatures into single figures, mid—single figures in a few spots. and we will see a little bit of early mist around, lifting into low cloud, and we keep those cloudy conditions for much of the rest of the day. a few brighter spells at times, and just from this weak weather front pushing south eastwards, we get thickening cloud in the afternoon, and maybe a few spots of drizzle too. temperatures lower than they were yesterday, and that breeze a little bit brisker too. as we head through this evening and overnight, we are now into slightly colder feeling air. there'll be lots of cloud around at first

after much speculation, rangers have announced giovanni van bronckhorst as their new manager following, he said was excited and proud to be back at the club. van bronkhorst also played for arsenal and barcelona before moving into coaching. he led feyenoord to the dutch title for the first time in 18 years. his lastjob in management was a year with guangzhou in china. meanwhile, gerrard has been speaking to the media for the first time since being appointed aston villa head coach. he denied that he's taken the job at aston villa purely as a stepping stone to becoming manager at his old club liverpool. the former liverpool captain said he was excited to be back in the premier league and that he had no ulterior motive for taking the job. you'll never hear me saying it's a stepping — you'll never hear me saying it's a stepping for me, really honoured and proud _ stepping for me, really honoured and proud to— stepping for me, really honoured and proud to he _ stepping for me, really honoured and proud to be in this position. as i say. _ proud to be in this position. as i say. all— proud to

obviously we are talking about our routine but rose | talking about our routine but rose and giovannilous. beautifully choreographed by giovanni and she isjust doing so much for representation, especially for deaf people and those who are hard of hearing but my dad is deaf and i know how hard it is to dance when you can hear the music and she is incredible. her characterisation, i think steps, how giovanni works with her because as he walked towards her and he is shouting numbers at her so she can read his lips and she never misses a beat. when you watch it at home, they make it look so easy you don't realise all the things they go through to make it look so easy, there was a moment in the room where everyone is told don't clap along, she is feeling the rhythm through the floor. �* , ., . ., , feeling the rhythm through the floor. �* i. . ., , , , floor. and if you clap it interrupts to beat she _ floor. and if you clap it interrupts to beat she hears _ floor. and if you clap it interrupts to beat she hears through - floor. and if you clap it interrupts to beat she hears through the i

and i is very connected with giovanni and i really— is very connected with giovanni and i really lovedlly tough _ be great. it is such a great ending to a really tough week. _ be great. it is such a great ending to a really tough week. when - be great. it is such a great ending i to a really tough week. when you're working _ to a really tough week. when you're working six— to a really tough week. when you're working six are eight or ten hours a week— working six are eight or ten hours a week it's _ working six are eight or ten hours a week it's hard so to have that the end of— week it's hard so to have that the end of at— week it's hard so to have that the end of at it — week it's hard so to have that the end of at it is our big failing. and then— end of at it is our big failing. and then you — end of at it is our big failing. and then you start again, put that to one side — then you start again, put that to one side. . . then you start again, put that to one side. ., ., ., , , , one side. you have always been very tood at one side. you have always been very good at identifying _ one s

his second goal as rangers beat sparta prague 2—0 to advance through to the knockout stages — in giovanni where he is head of sports and development. rangnick won the german cup with schalke in 2011 and took rb leipzig to the final eight years later. with the ashes less than two weeks away, australia have announced batsman tim paine will be taking a break from all forms of cricket for an indefinite period of time — due to concerns over his mental health. paine resigned as captain last week — after details of a historical investigation into texts to a female colleague were revealed — but he had remained in the squad. however, he's decided now to step away from the sport — with paine's manager saying they are "extremely concerned for his, and his wife's well—being." meanwhile, bowler pat cummins will captain the australian side for the series with england, which starts on december 8th. former captain steve smith will take up the role of vice captain. cummins admits scrutiny around the role is scary — but he was never going to turn down the opportunity. some parts of it are daunting but you

. >> celebramos con giovanni de los angeles, california.a tiempo que no veÍa la experta janet kaplÚn quien nos va a mostrar algunos regalos populares a precios increÍbles que van a llenar a sus amigos y familiares con el espÍritu festivo. ella es janet kaplÚn. cÓmo estÁs? janet: feliz de verte. todo bien. estoy feliz de estar aquÍ con ustedes porque realmente que empezar antes que nunca con la compra de los regalos y nada mejor que aprovechar esta temporada de viernes negro.. amazon estÁ lanzando todas las ofertas este 25 y 26 de noviembre. 48 horas con ofertas y regalos para todos y con envÍos gratis y rÁpidos con amazon prime. les tengo tambiÉn un tronco. si combinan el idioma espaÑol van a poder navegar por todo el contenido incluyendo las y este regalo nuestro idioma.mejor imposible. conductor: vamos a comenzar con esta categorÍa de los electrÓnicos. un tipo de regalo que mÍ me encanta recibir. janet: a mÍ tambiÉn me encantan. por ejemplo, los relojes van estar con un descuento de hasta 29%. aquÍ tenemos el reloj inteligente que te perm

giovanni, iam like, wow, how does he do that? i love you guys. i'm sorry, i love you so much.oyed the fact that you enjoyed it. it wasjoyous. thank you, shirley. you are our olympic hero. really, ladies and gentlemen. you gave it everything. we are going to have to say goodbye to adam and katya. there we have it. adam peaty went out. apologise to anybody who did not know that already. adam went. he was really quite upset. it is probably a lot rolled into that. he has probably not had any time to process what happened at the olympics. he has gone straight into strictly. i have got to know him quite well. i think he is incredible. you will be in the same situation. you have met people at the top of their game in sport and in individual sport it tends to be the obsession on what you are doing and how you can achieve and find success. adam has that. he is the ultimate competitor but in the same way he inspired other british swimmers by being... caring about their performance, that is what he was like in strictly. he is a natural leader in all of us who has been on the programme, a

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giovanni van bronckhorst, who played for three years at the club, is taking over from steven gerrard,w and its key in darts. she started when she was 17. you work so hard _ she started when she was 17. you work so hard for _ she started when she was 17. lj’5f7l. work so hard for something and when you get that it's really easy to think i'm doing well but enjoy it. maybe she started a 17 inches jump has dreamt of a century as they are now. take it in and enjoy it. lerufha now. take it in and en'oy it. who knows howfi now. take it in and en'oy it. who knows how far h now. take it in and en'oy it. who knows how far she _ now. take it in and enjoy it. who knows how far she can _ now. take it in and enjoy it. who knows how far she can go no. peter wright, that will be a great match. we will talk to little bit later not about sport but about something you are doing for children in need. don't ruin the surprise. it sounds terrifying. hilarious? potentially hilarious. it's a challenge. we will see you shortly. thank you very much indeed. if you're looking at your case plays at right now gettin