be assessing the fallout for scotland and what it could mean for the potentialfuture of head coach gregors cast a right of the teams remaining. if sport is escapism, really cannot have been more completely thrilling lease so. japanese inhibition left at home, on the streets there were people transformed. the joy at beating scotla nd transformed. the joy at beating scotland to reach a first world cup quarterfinal felt all the more keenly because of the sorrow of the previous day. when a0 people were killed by the typhoon. south africa await, but as hope now turns to expectation in japan, does await, but as hope now turns to expectation injapan, does that change that dynamic?” expectation injapan, does that change that dynamic? i don't think there is more pressure. we got through the quarterfinals and we have nothing to lose. no one expects us have nothing to lose. no one expects us to win again. but we believe. we will go out there and play as well as we can. it is a mark of howjapan have disrupted the old order that even new zealand say they are pleased

gregor townsend's side needed four more points than the hosts but, despite mounting a comeback in they fell short. 0ur coorespondent andy swiss was there. just a few yards from the stadium, a reminder this was no ordinary rugby match. amid the flood water, it was somehow game on forjapan in scotland, but those affected by typhoon hagibis were soon in everyone‘s thoughts. after the silence, though, came the roar — first from scotland supporters as finn russell gave them the perfect start. but cheered on by the cherry and whites, japan seemed utterly inspired. some of the most dazzling rugby this tournament has seen, including two tries for the clinical fukuoka. they raced to a 28—7 lead. surely scotland were heading home? or were they? two tries, including one for xander fagerson, gave them hope, butjapan would not be denied. in extraordinary circumstances, an extraordinary night. very pleased for the japanese, it was a fantastic game and a great atmosphere. but, yeah, a little bit disappointed for scotland. you are very happy? very happy! all japanese very happy! well, this was a nigh

scotland's early exit has put the future of gregor townsend into the spotlight.still has to writeed two years on his contract. the former scotland fly—half craig chalmers thinks he should be given time. questions will be asked, criticism on social media and the press, qualified gregor‘s head, but he has taken the team forward in the time he has been there, had i still believe that with a bit of tinkering, new players in there, a bit more youth, trusting them, and just entering with the game plan a little bit. i know he is trying to play this really fast 100 mph game, the fastest game in the world, and at the moment japan the fastest game in the world, and at the momentjapan are playing the fastest game in the world, and at the moment japan are playing that game far more effectively and accurately. he has got to look at that, but i do believe he has the right guy to take us forward. we must give him a chance, he has got a great rugby brain and i think yes got some great young players that wa nt got some great young players that want the chance to perform on a more

scotland's early exit from the rugby world cup has put the future of head coach gregor townsend under2021, which of course takes him past next year's six nations, but not the next world cup. some think he's still the right man for the job. questions will be asked, they will bea questions will be asked, they will be a lot of criticism on social media and in the press, calling for gregor‘s head. but i think he has taken the gregor‘s head. but i think he has ta ken the team gregor‘s head. but i think he has taken the team forward in the time that he has been there, and the two and a half years that he has been there, and i think with some tinkering, one or two new players brought in, so more youth, trusting them, and just tinkering with the game plana them, and just tinkering with the game plan a little bit as well. he is trying to play this really fast 100 mph game, the fastest in the world, and unfortunately, at the moment, japan are playing it more effectively and accurately than others. but he has to look at that. but i do believe he is the right guy to ta ke but i do believe he is t

gregor townsend's side facing elimination from the tournament if the game is cancelled. and with irleand winning comfortably, they must beat japan if that game goes ahead. and if you wanted to knowjust how bad the weather is injapan at the moment... have a look at this... it's the japanese team trying to navigate their way out to training in tokyo ahead of that crucial match against scotland tomorrow. some of them happier than others to get their feet wet. kenya's eliud kipchoge has become the first person to run a sub two hour marathon. his time of1 hour 59 minutes and a0 seconds was completed in vienna this morning but wont go down as an offical world record because of his use of pacemakers — it also wasn't an open race. our reporter ade adedoyin was watching in vienna. i phenomenalfeat, he tried this in 2017 and finished 20 seconds outside it, no mistakes today as it becomes the first man in history to run the marathon under two hours was not i have his coach with me has worked with him for 18 years, tell me how momentous this is for you and him. todayis momentous this is for you and

octagon for the 1st time since he was beat by a normal government of last year but gregor will fight illustrate this on january 18th he hasn't said who's at his opponent will be yet but isn't ruling out a future rematch with habib. again it is an inevitable rematch he can go on but he cannot hide so it is a he did he did a rivalry and i believe he will settle it someday still is england rugby coach steve hansen will be drawn into mind games ahead of their world cup semifinal against england earlier this week his opposite number eddie jones cheekily suggests is someone was spying on the training session we're here you know about no fear level. and there's nothing more than throw away destruction he didn't saying you don't you go as old you jumped on everybody is quite clever we'll tell you morning and we wonder we don't want. to have a good laugh on checking into why we're good at it against a pretty good things he's laughing i'm laughing you goes again what you want was yvonne's clicking on the back 17 years now in england have reverted back to george ford at number 10 to face the al

gregor townsend's side facing elimination from the tournament if the game is cancelled.oment...here's the evidence. this is the japanese team trying to navigate their way out to training in tokyo ahead of that crucial match against scotland tomorrow. some of them happier than others to get their feet wet. just a sign of what is in the offing there because of that super typhoon. that's all the sport for now. now for the weather with alina jenkins. hello. for parts of scotland and northern ireland it's a mainly dry weekend with some spells of sunshine. but for a large swathe of the uk we've got more rain in the forecast and with the ground already saturated in places that brings a risk of flooding. all the flood warnings are on our website and the rain is tied into this bank of cloud which drapes itself out into the atlantic and that's a frontal system which will continue to pulse across the uk through the weekend. and on saturday the main focus of the heavier and more persistent rain will be in a zone from southwest england across southern counties of england and up into

gregor townsend's side face elimination if it's called off. of legal arm—wrestle with world rugby. we don't want to criticise world rugby. but we do believe we're being timed out in the competition, and being timed out is not a comfortable place to be, and it is collateral damage that's going to be... scotland will be collateral damage, and it's not something that we're prepared to sit back and take. "a wake—up call" — that's how manager gareth southgate's descibed england's first defeat in a qualifier for ten years. they lost 2—1 to the czech republic in prague, despite taking the lead through harry's kane's early penalty. if england had won the match, they would have qualified for euro 2020 with three games to spare. england have another qualifier, against bulgaria in sofia, on monday. in terms of a wake—up call, i think we've had a lot of plaudits. i think we've had a lot of plaudits. i think we've always maintained that there isa we've always maintained that there is a lot of work to be done to be a really top team. i think tonight was cle

gregor townsend's side facing elimination from the tournament if the game is cancelled. and with irleandw bad the weather is injapan at the moment... have a look at this... it's the japanese team trying to navigate their way out to training in tokyo ahead of that crucial match against scotland tomorrow. some of them happier than others to get their feet wet. kenya's eliud kipchoge has become the first person to run a sub two hour marathon. his time of1 hour 59 minutes and 40 seconds was completed in vienna this morning but wont go down as an offical world record

mistook his apartment for her own thought he was an intruder the victim's brother forgave and hunch gregor after sentencing. as more than 6 weeks in sudan's military leaders and civilian opposition formed a transitional government the agreement is supposed to pave the way for a return to civilian rule after the military coup that ousted former president bashir in april many sudanese say they haven't seen much change and their demands to be included in the democratic process being met with violence. in the south darfur region if the morgan reports that a 17 year old gets mahmoud has been missing school for a week she was injured during protests in south dar for less than 2 weeks ago dismissed says the school released them early because of a shortage of bread students from other schools protested then things turned violent. they were boys burning times during the protests the soldiers were firing tear gas at them and they were throwing the canisters back at the soldiers we ran and took a turn and found soldiers mounted on pickup trucks some of them fired live ammunition one of the bullets hi

coming up on bbc news, questions are asked over the future of scotland coach gregor townsend, after theirarter finals of the rugby world cup for only the second time. the funeral has taken place this morning of pc andrew harper, who was killed in august while responding to a burglary in berkshire. hundreds of fellow officers from forces throughout the country lined the route of the funeral cortege through the centre of oxford to christ church cathederal. three teenagers have been charged with murder. jon kay reports. just weeks after his wedding day, the funeral of pc andrew harper. hundreds of his colleagues, from thames valley police, lined the route, as the coffin was taken through the centre of oxford. ina behind, in a behind, his widow, their families, and friends. a city silent, to remember a 28—year—old officer killed in the line of duty. well, he was so young, he had just got married, he had his life in front of him. it is terrible. to think that a young man, in a peaceful country, just going about, doing hisjob, peaceful country, just going about, doing his job, and peaceful coun

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gregor er greg sargent has a timeline there when it was being shouted from the rooftops by giuliani and stuff going on is ludicrous. >> surely as we get more and more of this from inside the state department, mike pence's name is going to be in some of these things at some point. >> yes. it's clear pence is being dragged deeper and deeper into this, both by the fax, that he is clearly more involved and implicated than he would like to be or than anybody would like him to be, except for one person, donald trump, who part of the reason pence is going to end up deeper and deeper is trump wants pence deeper and deeper because if it gets to a senate trial, what trump wants to say to senate republicans, hey, get rid of me, this guy just as dirty as i am. >> one of two people referring to who has always professed concern about ukraine is lindsey graham. and we now know he didn't mean a word of it. and as far as we can tell, he has never meant a word of anything he said before donald trump became president. >> i believe if john mccain were alive today that he would be shattered at the duplicity

gregor townsend's side needed four more points than the hosts but, despite mounting a comeback in thefor these thousands of japan fans. their site through to the world cup quarterfinals for the very first time. remember, scotland had to win to have any chance of qualifying and they got off to the perfect start when finn russell scored in early trifles to but how japan hit back. three superb tries before half—time, some stunning running rugby, and they led by 21 points to seven at half—time. and after half—time, the second try of the match, japan led 28-7. the second try of the match, japan led 28—7. the match seemed as good as over. but then scotland scored two quick fire trays of their own. 28—21 with 20 minutes left. it was a nail—biting finish to the match, but japan held on for the victory, the knockout stage the rugby world cup for the very first time. we knew it was always going to be a challenge, given the way japan replaying, given our turnaround, but we had the team and we had the ability and the style of that game to go on and when it by the necessary amount of points. that

gregor townsend's side needed four more points than the hosts but, despite mounting a comeback in thee stadium, a reminder this was no ordinary rugby match. amid the flood water, it was somehow game on forjapan in scotland, but those affected by typhoon hagibis were soon in everyone's thoughts. after the silence, though, came the roar — first from scotland supporters as finn russell gave them the perfect start. but cheered on by the cherry and whites, japan seemed utterly inspired. some of the most dazzling rugby this tournament has seen, including two tries for the clinical fukuoka, and surely scotland were heading home? or were they? two tries, including one from, alexander fagerson gave them hope, butjapan would not be denied. in extraordinary circumstances, an extraordinary night. i am pleased for the japanese, it was a fantastic game and a great atmosphere. but yeah, a little bit disappointed for scotland. you are very happy? very happy! all japanese very happy! well, this was a night of high emotion and drama. disappointment for scotland, butjapan are through to their first worl

scotland was my early exit from the world cup has put gregor temps and's future into the spotlight.k's quarterfinals. southern failed to qualify for next week's quarterfinalslj southern failed to qualify for next week's quarterfinals. i know he's trying to play this really fast, 100 mph game, the fastest game in the world. unfortunately, japan play that game far more effectively and accurately than us. but i think he's going to look at that. but i do believe he's the right guy to check the micro take us forward. we have to give them a chance, i think he has a great rugby brain and he has some great young players who are just wanting the chance to perform ona just wanting the chance to perform on a more regular basis. men and women will compete against each other for women will compete against each otherfor a women will compete against each other for a new trophy at an event to be held by swedish golf next year. the scandinavian mix will take place at stockholm nextjune. it is co—sanctioned by both the men's and lady's tournaments, and will feature 78 men and women in its field. the

gregor townsend's side facing elimination from the tournament if the game is cancelled.y. but we do believe we're being timed out in the competition and being timed out is not a comfortable place to be and it is collateral damage that's gonna be — scotland will be collateral damage, and it's not something that we're prepared to sit back and take. qualifying for the japanese formula 1 grand prix has been postponed today because of the threat of bad weather. that will now take place on the morning of sunday's race suzuka. practice did take place yesterday with valtteri bottas and lewis hamilton quickest for mercedes. leeds rhinos are the women's super league champions after beating castleford in last night's grand final. leeds came from behind to win 20—12. two tries from fran goldthorp and this from ellie frain secured the win, which completes the league and cup double for the rhinos after they won the challenge cup in july. the men's super league grand final later today has set up potentially one of sport's greatest ever fairytales. salford red devils take on st helens a

gregor thierry board, something you said you would never do. that works for northern ireland whilst letting us leave the european union. support for the proposals that have been brought forward. let‘s look at the new brexit proposals for ireland in some more detail —— i‘m joined by the bbc‘s reality check correspondent chris morris and dr anna jerzewska, an independent customs and trade consultant. what does this package look like to use, what are the weak point or problem areas within the package? we are moving into a completely uncharted territory when it comes to customs, in terms of having two borders and splitting it between the customs board and read literally border instead of one, as well as what will happen in northern ireland in general. the last element of this is that none of it is currently possible under the eu customs legislation. it is asking the eu to change its rules to suit ours, which is problematic from their perspective. the point you to michael gove, do they realise how much they are asking the eu to change? is it realist

scotland's head coach, gregor townsend, said their win over samoa in the rugby world cup was a true reflectionst the try scorers in a bonus point victory. their last two pool games are against russia and japan. that was a true reflection of who we are and what we're capable of, and what playing for scotland means for these players. that was a tough challenge that they had to rise up and face, knowing that if we underperformed tonight we were out of the world cup. and we are playing a very dangerous team, so to see the effort, the togetherness, was excellent. a day after winning her first global medal, britain's dina asher—smith made it through to the semi—finals of the 200 metres at the world athletics championships in doha. she collected the silver medal she won in sunday's100 metres. and she showed no sign of fatigue on the track, running the fastest time in the heats. the semis take place tonight. adam gemili inisted there is more to come, after he ran a season's best time to qualify for the men's 200 metre final tonight. he was fourth—quickest in the semis. in the big event of the evening,

if scotland's match is cancelled, gregor townsend's side will almost certainly be knocked out of thease out all adverts for less healthy food and drink at major public venues. mairead smyth is at manchester picadilly gardens for us this morning. lots of people will have different views, commuters perhaps wanting to just enjoy a snack on the way to work because they have not grabbed brea kfast, work because they have not grabbed breakfast, for example. good morning. good morning, and of course, like most of us that chance to have a few minutes on public transport, whether it is a bus, the train or the tram to grab a snack or have a drink could be the only opportunity to have breakfast for a lot of people in the morning, so this idea of banning snacking on public transport you would expect would get mixed views and we are in one of the busiest transport hubs in the north—west in piccadilly gardens. i‘ve seen so many people making their way off the tram and the bus and onto it a snack to enjoy, to have that little bit of respite before they get to work or where ever they are going to to

i am very disappointed for gregor townsend and the team. they played their hearts out.the world cup, so i wish them well, i was sure the teams, including england, well in the next stages. i wish scotland was there, but my congratulations to the team, because i know how hard they worked and how disappointed they will be. it will be onwards and upwards in the future. surely don't want england to win the world cup, do you?” future. surely don't want england to win the world cup, do you? i didn't say that! no, but! win the world cup, do you? i didn't say that! no, but i am asking you. i know you wish england all the best, but i imagine that i want the best team... looks, you know, friendly sporting rivalry, ithink team... looks, you know, friendly sporting rivalry, i think you'll probably find most people in scotla nd probably find most people in scotland might not be of that view, but made a best team win. i genuinely wish all the teams who are remaining the best of luck. i look forward to the remaining stages of the competition, and we will see who ends up in the final, a

coach gregor townsend says he's putting faith in world rugby to ensure a game goes ahead.mer scotland international andy nicol who's in tokyo. they have just got to prepare now as if the game has taken place at 7a5 on sunday night. the weather will come in on saturday and we will only know on sunday what the collateral damage is and whether this game is going ahead. it will be very difficult. no one in the squad will ever experience something like this, like you are waking up on a game day not knowing if in fact it will be game day because you don't know if the game is happening. i don't think anyone has a president is here to say, this is how you cope with it. they had to make sure they are playing on sunday night and prepare accordingly. james maddison has withdrawn from the england squad for the euro 2020 qualifiers against czech republic and bulgaria because of illness. the leicester city midfielder, who is yet to make his senior debut, won't be replaced in the squad. england will qualify for next year's european championship if they beat the czechs in prague tomorrow

scotland‘s early exit from the rugby world cup has put the future of head coach gregor townsend under young players that are just wanting the chance to perform on a more regular basis. scotland heading home from the world cup. that is all the sport for now. thank you very much. talking about the match, sad news coming in from sofia where the minister of the interior has confirmed the death of a man in sofia ahead of the qualifying game, a 32—year—old man has sadly died. this is from a spokeswoman for the minister of the interior. she says police are working to clarify all the circumstances in this incident. a cause of death has yet to be identified. so confirmation of the death of a 32—year—old man, a british man, head of the qualifier, but we have no idea of the circumstances of that. but we are getting phone calls in and we will find out more later. the parents of harry dunn say they will only meet the american woman allegedly involved in the crash that killed him if she promises to return to britain. anne sacoolas left the uk under diplomatic immunity during the investigation into