this year's women's champions league will not feature either glasgow city or manchester city, after bothainst real madrid. jo currie was there. to bow out of the champions league at the qualification stage will be seen as a big investment for manchester city. but they were up against ominous opposition with real madrid. both teams looked to be heading into the break level pegging after an equal 45 blitz when real madrid struck one minute before the break, city failing... took a deflection, break, city failing... tooka deflection, but break, city failing... took a deflection, but still found the back of the net. giving real madrid a 2—1 lead, giving city an uphill battle in the second half. she smashed her effort against the bar, but city couldn't find equaliser. they are knocked out of the champions league before they even reach for the group stage. glasgow city were beaten by swiss side servette. glasgow did take the lead, prissilla chinchilla finishing off this through ball to put them ahead in the tie as well. but servette responded just before half time and took the lead just after i

to the women's champions league now, where glasgow city have been knocked out of the qualifications staged at 1-1. glasgow did take the lead, prissilla chinchilla finishing off this through ball to give the hosts the lead. but servette responded just before half time and took the lead just after the break — this goal from sandy maendly denying glasgow city progress to the main draw for the first time in ten years. while at 7 o'clock this evening, manchester city host real madrid, with the sides tied at 1—1 from the first leg. our reporterjo currie is there for us. with them deadlocked against that first leg, manchester city were in action and the super league at the weekend. they're going to be wanting plenty of those tonight.— plenty of those tonight. absolutely. cham - ions plenty of those tonight. absolutely. champions league _ plenty of those tonight. absolutely. champions league 's _ plenty of those tonight. absolutely. champions league 's night - plenty of those tonight. absolutely. champions league 's night still- plenty of those tonight. absolutely. champions league 's night still

this year's women's champions league will not feature either glasgow city or manchester city, after bothed at 1—1 after the first leg, both teams looked to be heading into the break level pegging after an even 45 minutes when real madrid struck one minute before the break, city failing to properly clear a corner, allowing them to drill a shot through the city players, took a deflection, but still found the back of the net. it gave real madrid a 2—1 half—time lead, and it gave city an uphill battle in the second half. after the break, city couldn't find the equaliser. they're knocked out of the champions league before they even reached the group stage. glasgow city were beaten by swiss side servette. glasgow did take the lead, prissilla chinchilla finishing off this through ball to put them ahead in the tie as well. but servette responded just before half time and took the lead just after it — this goal from sandy maendly denying glasgow city progress beyond qualifying for the first time in ten years. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. wednesday was the last hot day. we saw te

last season's champions glasgow city started their campaign with a 6—0 thrashing of motherwell.day we have to look forward to in the fourth test between england and india. england are pursuing a record run chase of 368 and they've made a good start with haseeb hameed and rory birds taking the home side to 77—0 at the close. india had piled on the runs earlier in the day. joe wilson reports. england of course had their plans, any team does, before play. in a word, wickets. chris wakes delivered. a dismissed lbw with india's leader to below 200. virat kohli was determined to enhance his team has micro position with the kind of innings that captains aren't supposed to play. you got to 1m. gorgeous shot. == supposed to play. you got to 44. gorgeous shot.— supposed to play. you got to 44. gorgeous shot. -- are supposed to -la . at gorgeous shot. -- are supposed to play- at lunch _ gorgeous shot. -- are supposed to play. at lunch england _ gorgeous shot. -- are supposed to play. at lunch england would - gorgeous shot. -- are supposed to play. at lunch england would have| play. at lunc

glasgow city came back from behind to clinch a draw in their women's champions league qualifer firstce in glasgow next week and the winner of the tie will reach the group stages. to new york where dan evans is through to the third round of the us open for the fourth time in his career. the british number one beat the american and fourth sets. evans it flew out of the box taking the first set 6—4 before edging a really close four seconds. you got that one on a tiebreak. the american hit back to take the third but evans was too goodin to take the third but evans was too good in the 4th. when he met 16—4. but his place in the third round rachel face a australia. batter told me he beaumont is women's/ new zealand by 46 runs in the first t2o international and chelmsford. england were put into bat and they never really looked back. beaumont leading the charge as they reach the hundred and 84th — four. from there 20 overs. and england were too good with the ball rolling they visitors all out for just a the second game in their three match series is on saturday at hove. three match series is

and the scottish champions glasgow city are in champions league qualifying action right now in genevathe tie will reach the last 12 group phase. now onto the paralympics, where it's been another golden day for great britain. david smith won his third consecutive para title in the boccia to become the country's most successful athlete in the sport. but as our reporter in tokyo, rachel latham, told me earlier, smith didn't have it easy in the final. he was coming from behind and he had to show so much grit and determination, and hold his nerve to win that gold medal. he's a player at the paralympics. he has cerebral palsy so we had to keep control of his whole body. because bocce is about mind over matter, it's a thinking man's game. he had to control himself throughout to win the gold medal, and he was actually great britain's 30th gold medals here in the games in tokyo. it meant so much to david that he got quite emotional after the match and, in his interview, he even said that he hoped showing those emotions and how he played, he would inspire other athletes with the same disability

but glasgow city are out, beaten by swiss side servette.dy maendly denying glasgow city progress beyond qualifying for the first time in ten years. belgian rider wout van aert won his second stage at this year's tour of britain and he did just enough to reclaim the overall lead. climbing up the great 0rme in llandudno, van aert pipped world champion julian alaphillipe in the sprint for the line on stage 4. britain's ethan hayter finished eight seconds behind to lose the leader's blue jersey by just two seconds. england captainjoe root has revealed jos buttler will return to the team for the final test against india. the wicketkeeper missed the last match to attend the birth of his second son. root also says he's frustrated about the lack of information ahead of this winter's ashes series. cricket australia say they're �*hopeful�* of getting crowds for the five tests, but they haven't confirmed a number of arrangements for the tour and root says england's players are still in the dark. everyone wants to know as far in advance as possible wha

last season's champions glasgow city started their campaign with a 6—0 thrashing of motherwell.ndia back in the fourth test at the oval. at least the fourth day's play has been able to go ahead. india's head coach ravi shastri and three of his backroom staff have tested positive for covid—19 and are self—isolating. it was a bit of a thin pavilion for them. the india players have returned negative lateral flow tests, so they could take to the field. chris woakes took the wickets of jadeja and rahane lbw before moeen ali picked up the wicket of captain virat kohli, caught at slip for 44. thakur has just gone for 60 and rishabh pant has alsojust been dismissed for 50. india 414—8, a lead of 315. we are getting into declaration time, perhaps, aftertea. paralympicsgb's chief penny briscoe says the team have "rewritten the history books" with their performance in tokyo. the games finished today with great britain second in the medal table on 41 golds and 124 medals in total, and though that's down on rio five years ago, winning medals in 18 of the 19 sports they entered is a new team

last season's champions, glasgow city, started their campaign with a 6—0 thrashing of motherwell.grand prix. the red bull driver started his home race at zandvoort from pole and stayed in front of title rival lewis hamilton for the entire race. valtteri bottas in the other mercedes briefly led after pitstops, but finished third. verstappen now leads hamilton byjust four points. india's cricketers are building a big lead against england on the fourth day of the fourth test at the oval. at least play has been able to go ahead. india's head coach ravi shastri and three of his backroom staff have tested positive for covid—19 and are self—isolating. the india players have returned negative lateral flow tests, so could take to the field india have piled on the runs, with some big hitting from shardul thakar taking the lead past 300 england have taken some wickets including that of rishabh pant but the lead has now passed 350. a short while ago, india were 452—9 with over four sessions still to play paralympicsgb�*s chief penny briscoe says the team have "rewritten the history books" wit

glasgow city came back from behind to clinch a draw in their women's champions league qualifer firste box taking the first set 6—4 before edging a really close four seconds. he got that one on a tiebreak. the american hit back to take the third but evans was too good in the 4th. winning that one 16—4. but his place in the third round rachel face a australia. batter told me he beaumont is women's new zealand by 46 runs in the first t20 international and chelmsford. england were put into bat and they never really looked back. beaumont leading the charge as they reach the 184th — four. from there 20 overs. and england were too good with the ball rolling they visitors all out forjust a the second game in their three match series is on saturday at hove. in the men's game... england captainjoe root is back at the top of the international test batting rankings — for the first time in 6 years. he's enjoyed a stunning series so faragainst india. root�*s scored centuries in all three test matches and is the series' top run—scorer with 507, ahead of tomorrow's 4th test at the oval. the england

the conference called cop 26 will be held in glasgow, a city which saw flash flooding after thunderstorms some of the delegates from around the world to give us their thoughts on what they wanted to achieve. it is highly important that all of the countries agree to legally binding agreements, to mitigate against climate change. the face of climate change cannot be those highly capable institutions, it is the people who are feeling the punch should, feel what they're going through and what it means to them and that needs to be taken into consideration so that we can accelerate and have faster changes than what is been happening. the monsoon is really the true finance minister of india. in the monsoon is what millions in this country survive on. with climate change, what we're seeing is huge changes in this. a year on average and now we're going to more rain in less hours. which means that we are getting extreme rain events, meaning floods and then prolonged droughts. i think we need to see that the world is at risk and that we as a country can and will do more. talking about the crucial su

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the conference, called cop26, will be held in glasgow, a city which saw flash flooding after thunderstormsd some of the delegates from around the world to give us their thoughts on what they want it to achieve. this conference is quite important, that all the countries agree to a legally binding agreement to mitigate against climate change. the face of climate change cannot be those high—ranking politicians. it would be great that the people who are feeling the burden should be the ones... and what that means for them. and i think that is what needs to be taken into consideration so that we can accelerate and have faster action than what has been happening. in india, the monsoon is really the true finance ministerof india. and the monsoon is what millions in this country survive on. with climate change, what we are seeing now is huge changes in the monsoon pattern. it rains for only 100 hours in a year on an average, and now we are going to get more rain in lesser number of hours. which means that we are getting extreme rain events leading to floods and then prolonged droughts. so i think

military vehicles, you'll see distraction where fighting has taken place, including in some of the cities like glasgow and others. and on the other hand, you see an normality of life and normal life. you see that this country is and has been affected by 40 years of war and by poverty. and the 2 together create enormous human period meet we had a long conversation with more, le, dot the deputy of the now and now it's to government a very substantive conversation with him self and with some of his closer ates and collaborators in order to ensure that the humanitarian space, which is needed for a good, impactful, and usually humanitarian assistance are guaranteed. i think we got a lot of understanding and also good sense that we need further dialogues as we move forward. a doctor in miami is making headlines after announcing she won't treat anyone in person who hasn't had a coven faxing, doctor linda martini claims. she's been forced to draw a red line by her concern for public health when it comes to the safety of others. when it comes to the fact that it's a global health problem and community health p

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heart of all decision—making at the united nations climate change conference at glasgow later this year. in berlin, the cityar light festivals in the world, attracting over two million visitors every year. artists from all corners of the globe create projections and installations across the city. this year the theme was building a more sustainable future. all powered, we trust, by renewable energy. they say you should never work with children or animals — well perhaps someone should have explained that to turkey's president. mr erdogan was taking part in a ribbon—cutting ceremony for the opening of a road tunnel in the northeast of the country — when he was somewhat upstaged by a young boy whojumped the gun — and decided to cut the ribbon a little bit early. after the president administered a light tap on the head in punishment — the ceremony was restaged and the tunnel was officially opened. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. are you going to promise as late sunshine? yes. i can promise you a brief spell of very warm, if not hot weather. it starts really today. we are tapping into so

glasgow. we need more ambition from all countries in city, key areas, mitigation, finance and that application. more ambition on mitigation means countries can meeting to got about know that always be by mid century and to concrete, 2030 missions reductions targets that will get that they're backed up with credible actions now want to be should on finance means developing nations developing nations finally seeing the problem is $100000000000.00 us dollars a year for climate action. fully mobilizing the resources of both international financial institutions and the private sector to and more efficient on that station means developed countries leading up to the problem is of credible support to developing countries to build resilience, to save lives, and lively woods. and these means 50 percent of all climate finance provided by the developed countries and multilateral development. banks should be dedicated to their station. the african development banks at the bar in 2019 by locating i'll have you the climate finance weather station in that particular area. this is on my message to every member

city in ireland? >> dublin. >> dublin. >> name a second one. >> glasgow. [ buzzer ] >> australia. [ buzzer ] >> morocco. [ buzzer>> can you point out ireland on this map? >> right here? [ buzzer ] >> point out ireland on that map. >> i'm going to go with this one, it's green. [ buzzer ] >> fill in the blank. the blank irish. >> the drunken irish. >> the drinking irish. [ buzzer ] >> i really don't know, we're going drunking irish. [ buzzer ] >> the blanking irish? >> the [ bleep ] irish. [ buzzer ] >> what did st. patrick do? >> i don't know, i thought he was a leprechaun. [ buzzer ] >> name a famous irish person. >> how about mel gibson. [ buzzer ] >> the lucky charms guy. >> anna kendrick. >> mike myers. [ buzzer ] >> can you name a famous irish member of one direction? >> liam. [ laughter ] >> name a famous irish singer. >> oh, oh -- from one direction? is it -- uh -- niall? or louis? [ buzzer ] is the irish one niall? >> which one? >> i think louis? >> what's his last name? >> thomasson? i don't like one direction that much. [ buzzer ] [ cheers and applause ] >> niall: yeah. they're quite overrated, to be fa

glasgow. the urging rich nations to live up to their promises and pay tens of billions of dollars yearly to developing nations. steadfast and reports floating in a dutch city that lies under water. and you, you and climate office symbolizing that global warming is happening and its impact in nations worldwide have been enduring disasters and extreme weather. scientists have attribute to average global temperatures that are already more than one degrees celsius higher. because so the accelerating climate crisis, as was reported by i p c. c. recent assessment report that we have already general point 4 degrees celsius, not 1.5. we have already consuming the 1 point one degrees on to 2050. can we do that or less? we raise our ambition level to want. it's gone down for action to month before the cop $26.00 climate summit in scotland. while the nations are under pressure to deliver on promises of $100000000000.00 a year for developing countries to help them deal with a change in climate. 100000000000 contribution from rich nation is gonna be the most death for glasgow. will they deliver that have from this in 2009, they have from us this in 2015 now is the time

glasgow. in northern ireland, the department of health has asked for up to 100 medics from the armed forces to step in and help at hospitals. they'd be deployed between belfast cityalth minister robin swann said the health service was under greater pressure than ever before. well, let's look at the latest coronavirus figures. in england, wales and northern ireland there were 26,911 new infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period. we don't have the latest figures for scotland because of technical issues. which means an average of 30,186 new cases per day in the last week. there were 8339 people in hospital yesterday across all uk nations. 158 deaths were reported in the latest 2a hour period, that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test, and those figures do include scotland. so the average number of deaths per day in the last week is now 138. more than 89% of people aged 16 or over have had their firstjab. and more than 81% are now double vaccinated. the government is expected to announce changes tomorrow to the rules for international travel — among them could be a simpler traffic light system and fewer tests. 0ur transport corresponden

glasgow america. dr michael k. williams says died at the age of $54.00. he started the popular h. b o television series of wire. police say the williams was found dead in his new york city apartment on monday. his death is being investigated as a possible drug overdose. french film star sean paul belmont as died at the age of 88. he shot favorite, 959 with his performance of the french new wave classic breathless mother appeared in more than 80 films in a career spanning half a century. french president about mccaul called him a national treasure, the e u. of the us of condemned and 11 year prison sentence given to a prominent opposition leader in bella. ruth, but call us nicole va was a key figure in mass demonstrations last year against president alexander, look shanker. she was convicted in a closed door trial along with fellow activist maxims, not who was had a tenure sentence, both denied charges of violating national security. i'm trying to seize power for what they do. this verdict is unlawful and not based on evidence during court proceedings. culpability was not confirmed, no, with the charges. the defense will appeal within 10 days. the defendants, i think, wi

new york city, you think about how much worse it could be for vulnerable countries where they don't have resources available to acclimatize to kind of things. the climate talks coming up in glasgowmber are so important. i hope our leaders will come together and have some kind of concerted action. otherwise, we're going to continue to see people losing their lives and damage to property and people's homes. >> joe, i'm so glad you're making that point. we can all recycle as much as we want and it's not changing the climate crisis that we're seeing. we need world leaders to kick this into high gear and help tackle this. >> thanks for sharing with us. >> he tweeted out with the video. finally made it to higher ground and a fellow passenger exclaims, oh no, i missed my stop. >> i appreciate a little levity during the apocalypse. >> thanks to rosa, that bus driver that made it through. >> heroic. >>> so the northeast and the south are still suffering effects of ida and wildfires are ravaging the west. >>> and more from texas. the new abortion law is just one of several controversial measures going into effect across the state. mium won't go p just because of this. (woman) wow, that's

glasgow. the ministry of defence is considering a request to send up to 100 armed services medics to northern ireland to help deal with the covid pandemic. they could be deployed between belfast cityhas seen documents suggesting that the building industry and the government had evidence of the fire risks posed by several types of cladding more than a decade before the grenfell tower fire — that claimed 72 lives. today hundreds of people caught up in the cladding crisis protested outside parliament. the government says its spending five billion pounds to remove the most dangerous cladding. but flat owners say that is not nearly enough — they face repair bills running into millions of pounds. tom symonds reports. it's going to cost £4 million to fix my building. £7 million. £11 million. some of the hundreds of flat owners today demanding protection from the costs of what has been called a building safety crisis. a key question — could this crisis have been predicted? these are fire test results circulated confidentially within an advisory group on safety standards. five types of cladding failed the tests, and this was 13 years before grenfell tower. we can find no sign that these te

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