, hamilton was coasting home, safety car— go, hamilton was coasting home, safety car on _ go, hamilton_ go, hamilton was coasting home, safety car on the track _ go, hamilton was coasting home, safety car on the track brought i go, hamilton was coasting home, i safety car on the track brought them closer— safety car on the track brought them closer together, _ safety car on the track brought them closer together, what _ safety car on the track brought them closer together, what was _ safety car on the track brought them closer together, what was your- safety car on the track brought them| closer together, what was your heart like as _ closer together, what was your heart like as they — closer together, what was your heart like as they both _ closer together, what was your heart like as they both went? _ closer together, what was your heart like as they both went? i _ closer together, what was your heart like as they both went?— like as they both went? i nearly flatlined. totally. _ like as they both went? i nearly flatlined. totally. we _ like as they both went? i nearly flatlined. tot

and hamilton area - the gtha.at's because toronto has become unaffordable. there's a trickle-down effect: people leaving the "big" city for mid-sized hamilton. as a result, housing costs in hamilton, although lower than toronto, have risen.

hamilton. _ doesn't happen. professor marci hamilton. it _ doesn't happen. professor marci hamilton, it has _ doesn't happen. professor marci hamilton, it has been _ doesn't happen. professor marci hamilton, it has been a - doesn't happen. professor marci hamilton, it has been a long - hamilton, it has been a long trial. i think the verdict, it does argue happy with it. thank you for coming on and joining us and bring us up—to—date with that. professor marci hamilton there in new york. stay with us on bbc news. still to come, we'll be exploring record high temperatures in alaska's kodiak island — and record lows elsewhere in the state. the most ambitious financial and political change ever attempted has got under way with the introduction of the euro. tomorrow in holland they are going to use money we picked up in belgium today and then we will be in france and again it will be the same money. it has got to be the way to go. george harrison, i the former beatle, is recovering in hospital after being stabbed - at his oxfordshire home. a 33—year—old man from l

hamilton should have won no think it's wrong and i think— hamilton should have won no matter what _ hamilton should have won no matter what. . ~ , ., , hamilton should have won no matter what. ., ~' ,, , , hamilton should have won no matter what. . ~ i. , , . what. thank you girls very much. it sounds like — what. thank you girls very much. it sounds like i _ what. thank you girls very much. it sounds like i might _ what. thank you girls very much. it sounds like i might have _ what. thank you girls very much. it sounds like i might have to - what. thank you girls very much. it sounds like i might have to keep i sounds like i might have to keep your part as this debate goes on. max verstappen, his first grand prix title. i tell you what, a lot of people said that if lewis hamilton had won, this could have been his last. i definitely don't think it's the case. somewhere, the competitor in lewis hamilton isjust like, see you next year, and we can't wait. thank you. regularsports you next year, and we can't wait. thank you. regular sports bulletin with all the rest of the sport coming up a litt

and then gets ahead of lewis hamilton with a brilliant overtake and then hamilton is handing and houndingmilton finally manages to get alongside max verstappen, gets passed, and max verstappen, gets passed, and max verstappen pushes him off the track and then is ordered to put lewis hamilton in front of him again. as he slowed down, hold and go straight to the back of max verstappen and we have seen these 2 clash on track already a number of times this season. eventually max verstappen lets hamilton troops, hamilton goes on to take victory in the race, max verstappen finishes 2nd and as i said they go on to the final race of the season level on points, but he temper is really off and the gloves are off in the championship. we are 'ust seeinr are off in the championship. we are just seeing some — are off in the championship. we are just seeing some pictures _ are off in the championship. we are just seeing some pictures here - are off in the championship. we are just seeing some pictures here in i just seeing some pictures here in the studio and lewis hamilton celebrating so ferociously wi

and despair for hamilton. i am i it. was that they driver. and - despair for hamilton.ve that _ despair for hamilton. i am shocked. i believe that when _ despair for hamilton. i am shocked. i believe that when a _ despair for hamilton. i am shocked. i believe that when a police - despair for hamilton. i am shocked. i believe that when a police was - i believe that when a police was stolen _ i believe that when a police was stolen from him and the championship should _ stolen from him and the championship should not_ stolen from him and the championship should not to have been decided that way. should not to have been decided that wav |f— should not to have been decided that wa . , ., ., ., ., should not to have been decided that wa. .,.,., way. if they had won fair and square fair enough — way. if they had won fair and square fair enough you _ way. if they had won fair and square fair enough you can't _ way. if they had won fair and square fair enough you can't deny _ way. if they had won fair and square fair enough you can't deny it - way. if they had won fair and squa

hamilton couldn't catch him.id a great lap today so i couldn't answer to that lap, it was a fantastic lap from him. we are in a fantastic lap from him. we are in a good position for tomorrow and i hope we can have a good race. so far this weekend, the car was a bit on _ so far this weekend, the car was a bit on and — so far this weekend, the car was a bit on and off but incredibly happy with this — bit on and off but incredibly happy with this. this is of course what we wanted, _ with this. this is of course what we wanted, but — with this. this is of course what we wanted, but it's very easy, especially with their form the last few races — especially with their form the last few races. now i'm just looking forward — few races. now i'm just looking forward to— few races. now i'm just looking forward to it tomorrow because that is most _ forward to it tomorrow because that is most important. irr— is most important. in the _ is most important. in the last six years, it is the person who has sat in front who has gon

ros: but hamilton stayed put. the f1 twitter account said it looking good for lewis hamilton.it was. the race was 58 laps and hamilton's lead was over 10 second -- over 10 seconds. weird from the red bull team leader who said we are going to need a miracle to turn it around. he needs some luck from the racing gods. with five laps to go, that luck arrived for max verstappen. there was a crash and debris all over the track. the cars didn't stop, but they stoppe racing and they followed the safety car. these labs counted thomas of the safety car did five laps, hamilton would be world champion. but with one lap to go, the race director ordered it to come in and decided the lap cars between hamilton and max verstappen could stay there. at this point, the race director was told by red bull that we need one more lap. shortly afterward, there was a u-turn. >> they reversed the decision, allowing max verstappen to be half a second as the safety car left the track. which was just one lap to go. ros: while the lap cards were cleared, others -- lap cars were cleared, others were not, to t

but hamilton was up auainst all time. but hamilton was up against an _ all time.ut hamilton was up against an orange wall. - all time. but hamilton was up against an orange wall. what| all time. but hamilton was up - against an orange wall. what would it mean to you to have a dutch world champion? brilliant. red bull had the pole position, but mercedes had the pole position, but mercedes had the faster car. a dream start, but max verstappen was hot on his tail with a late lunge forcing hamilton wide. hamilton gained time. the stewart said this was fair. by lap 13 verstappen's soft tyres were struggling, so he pitted, leaving his red bull team—mate to try and hold hamilton up. but then a virtual safety car allowed max verstappen to sweep into the pits and on fresh tyres he chased the gap. red bull knew it would _ tyres he chased the gap. red bull knew it would be _ tyres he chased the gap. red bull knew it would be tough. - tyres he chased the gap. red bull knew it would be tough. we - tyres he chased the gap. red bull knew it would be tough. we need| tyres he chas

i do not and was hamilton robbed? i the race? i do not and was hamilton robbed? ., ., ., ., robbed?bbed? i do not and all. i understand it was a very i robbed? i do not and all. i - understand it was a very sniffing it race, _ understand it was a very sniffing it race and — understand it was a very sniffing it race, and that it was anyone positive _ race, and that it was anyone positive for the taking and it was nail-biting — positive for the taking and it was nail—biting a very exciting and i understand that hamilton is very miffed _ understand that hamilton is very miffed that he did not win but i do not understand the rules of formula one. not understand the rules of formula one it _ not understand the rules of formula one it does — not understand the rules of formula one. it does not surprise me that hamilton— one. it does not surprise me that hamilton would say this though. i love hamilton would say this though. love rules hamilton would say this though. i love rules and i could almost hamilton would say this though. t love rules and i could almost read rule for fun. love rules

the lewis hamilton _ celebrating. his win was dramatic. the lewis hamilton had _ celebrating. to his eighth title, but with just six laps to go a crash behind him changed everything. it meant the safety car came out and the next decision from the race director proved pivotal. instead of making all the lapped cars overtake the safety car, only some of them did. it meant on new more grippy tires there was no one between the flying dutchman and hamilton with one lap left. commentator: he takes the lead! the — one lap left. commentator: he takes the lead! the seven _ one lap left. commentator: he takes the lead! the seven time _ one lap left. commentator: he takes the lead! the seven time world - the lead! the seven time world cham - ion the lead! the seven time world champion who _ the lead! the seven time world champion who was _ the lead! the seven time world champion who was on - the lead! the seven time world champion who was on old - the lead! the seven time world champion who was on old tires| the lead! the seven time world - champion who was on old tires was effectively a

but the former seat of hamilton was vastly nadia. a real palace long since destroyed to day, it exists only in photographs along with its imposing size. the legendary hamilton palace was also a kind of treasure chest for art. it was the 10th duke of hamilton, who was fascinated with extraordinary works of art, who amassed this treasure, the temps. kirk of hamilton, i was a very shy man. he was very proud man. he was very proud of the fact, but he was duke of hamilton, and brandon, he was the premier peer of scotland and he wanted people to really appreciate that he was a very, very, very important individual. and he put together a powerhouse on the treasure house, which reflects the importance of himself and his family. and it is an actual fact, a demonstration of his status. the duke went out of his way to leave a lasting impression on his visitors. so you came in to was very, very fine room with see and bookcases right around the walls, greys book cases and and then you would have perhaps opened or he would have opened one of the g

and collided with hamilton three times-— limits and collided with hamilton three times. ~ . , ., , .f benchmark team _ three times. mercedes have been a bit of benchmark team for- three times. mercedes have been a bit of benchmark team for the - three times. mercedes have been a bit of benchmark team for the last l bit of benchmark team for the last seven years. he�*s fought so hard this season. he�*s driven brilliantly. the best way to win this and the way we really want to win it is on the track.— win it is on the track. we've been lucky enough _ win it is on the track. we've been lucky enough over— win it is on the track. we've been lucky enough over the _ win it is on the track. we've been lucky enough over the last - win it is on the track. we've been lucky enough over the last seven| lucky enough over the last seven veers _ lucky enough over the last seven veers to — lucky enough over the last seven years to have quite an advantage. at this stage. _ years to have quite an advantage. at this stage, it's already been over. there _ this stage, it's already been over. there is— thi

and that was hamilton, that was lawrence, that was lafayette. those are the people. >> let's go to another audience question. we have one from jim about some specifics here. let's get into the 18th century. how much of washington's foreign policy advice was driven by the fact that the spanish maintained control of the british territory, and canada. they are keeping america away from foreign powers, and as jim mentioned, they were there. who wants to take a stab at this, the specifics of american geopolitics? >> i will take a quick stab. i'm pushing this hard, but -- so you can disagree. why is it called the continental army? why is it called the continental congress? it's really only the coast. in some sense, they're thinking continentally from the beginning. the border of the united states under washington ends with the mississippi. it was generally regarded, and jay is most outspoken about this, but washington understood it, too. the spanish war declining european power and they were like a cowbird, a bird that sits in the nest until you can t

he is quitting and hamilton wants to get him and washington says:down. let's sit down and have a drink and talk about this and show them how it is done, one last time. i am re-signing. i'm not going to run again. we are going to peacefully turnover power here. we are not going to have a fight. we will show how it is done. democracy can go on after i left the stage, you can still have a country and it made me cry, such a powerful scene. made me wonder what made washington so wise and so selfless that he could give up this lust for power that animates most politicians. how did he do that? where did that come from? >> it seems enigmatic but this is my take on it. i think washington was the most ambitious person we have ever seen, but he knew how to hide it. he was swinging for the fences. he wanted to be remembered, as he is largely remembered today, as someone who was above the fray, who always looked to what was better for everyone rather than himself and i think he honestly wanted to be remembered as that. basically he is going for political immortality.

but the former seat of hamilton was vastly nadia. a real palace long since destroyed to day, it exists only in photographs along with its imposing size. the legendary hamilton palace was also a kind of treasure chest for art. it was the 10th duke of hamilton, who was fascinated with extraordinary works of art, who amassed this treasure attempts. kirk of hamilton, i was a very shy man. he was very proud man. he was very proud of the fact that he was duke of hamilton. and brandon, he was the premier peer of scotland as he wanted people to really appreciate that he was a very, very, very important individual. and he put together a power house and a treasure house which reflects the importance of himself and his family. and it is an actual fact a demonstration of his status that you quin tasif his way to leave a lasting impression on his visitors. so you came in to was very, very fine room with see and bookcases right around the walls, glaze bookcases and and then you would have perhaps opened or he would have opened one of the glazed bo

but the former seat of hamilton was vastly nadia. a real palace long since destroyed to day, it exists only in photographs along with its imposing size. the legendary hamilton palace was also a kind of treasure chest for art. it was the 10th duke of hamilton, who was fascinated with extraordinary works of art, who amassed this treasure. the 10th kick of hamilton was a very shy man. he was a very proud man. he was very proud of the fact, but he was duke of hamilton, and brandon, he was the premier peer of scotland and he wanted people to really appreciate that he was a very, very, very important individual. and he put together a power house and a treasure house which reflects the importance of himself and his family. and it is an actual fact, a demonstration of his status that you quinn, tasif his way to leave a lasting impression on his visit. his so you came in to was very, very fine room. we'll see. and bookcases right around the walls, glaze bookcases, and then you would have perhaps opened or he would have opened one of the glaze

lewis hamiltons eighth race to go. lewis hamiltons eighth race when has got him level of the top.ne more victory and sell at the last grand prix, he may be champion. but that these two, a crash as possible. find may be champion. but that these two, a crash as possible.— a crash as possible. and they've collated! this _ a crash as possible. and they've collated! this was _ a crash as possible. and they've collated! this was the _ a crash as possible. and they've collated! this was the latest - a crash as possible. and they've i collated! this was the latest flash oint in collated! this was the latest flash point in their— collated! this was the latest flash point in their remarkable - collated! this was the latest flash point in their remarkable reverie. | point in their remarkable reverie. verstappen in the rivalry being told to let hamilton pass. a punishment for a dangerous move earlier on, but hamilton had not been told and so the slam on the brakes was a complete surprise. with seven laps to go, hamilton did take the lead and in winning the race, gave eight points on verstappen

hamilton couldn't catch him. great lap today so i couldn't answer to that lap, it was a fantastic lap from him. we are in a good position for tomorrow and i hope we can have a good race. we improved the car again in qualifying. so far this weekend, the car was a bit on and off but incredibly happy with this. this is of course what we wanted, but it's never easy, especially with their form the last few races. now i'm just looking forward to it tomorrow because that is most important. in the last six years, it is the person who has sat in front who has gone on to win. verstappen has landed a heavy first blow, leaving hamilton on the ropes. the question is, can he recover? can he? spoke to the bbcs formula one reporterjenny gow earlier and i asked her how big of a job it would be for lewis hamilton. obviously everybody wants to start at pole position, especially when it comes to a decider but looking at social media, hamilton has come out and said, i quite like to start from this position because it means i can chas

already hamilton has been here before. the young pretender has one more chance to take his best shot at the champion, full, reese al jazeera. and before we go, a quick reminder of what happened in qualifying in abu dhabi back 1st stop in with thoughts on these ways and pull position alongside time to ship. rival lewis hamilton. that's all useful for now. i'll be back at 21. 45, g m t, but the after the break it we've got another new update. ah ah, and the listening post cuts through the noise. let's talk about competing. i think monday schools being used to perpetuate there's competing narrative separating spin from fuck all 3 versions of the story and then some element of the truth. but the full story of the news and content on the packing the stories you're being told, it's not a science story at all. it's a story about politics. the listening post your guide to the media on a jesse, you know, on this week's thrice a new method of cremation, is helping him to tradition become more and mine mentally friendly. and we visit

and it's to promote his dream with hamilton qualifying 2nd. a to drive is, are equal on points heading into the final race of the season. and later we'll have more on the bus stop and versus hamilton season long battle. but let's now turn our attention to the fif of our cup. it's $11.00 that half time as egypt take on jordan, who's opening goal was a little bit special. oh, oh, i'm doing a good goal all good about how they all one thing. look at that, the shape of his body as he turns that away, boss, bought it out that way. and in the law school to final, all the torment it's algeria and morocco, alpha mom, a stadium. the and doha has go to joanna roscoe, join a big north african dog with this one and not just because the 2 countries are neighbors. that's right, it could be a feisty one. on and off the pitch. this north african dalby. you know, they've got a history, these 2 teams, i think for me anyway, this call to final really headlines. the matches that are on, on saturday in terms of football. now morocco, all the writing champions. but

, he brings hamilton in and begins corresponding with him. that is the primary collaboration. they bring john j. in at the very end, so you get the federalist papers back together to perform an on-site edit with hamilton in new york. the play "hamilton" does a very good job of describing it. i interviewed lynn manwell said he designed it so hamilton would be delivering it as prose and washington would turn it into poetry. the music and the spirit and soul is washington's in the public delivery. that's the process. then it's public to the philadelphia daily advertiser in part because it has federal contracts. he chose a nonpartisan paper to publish. >> i've always wondered why hamilton in the sense that washington had so many people that he trusted, so many people he could work closely with, and yet hamilton was somehow at the very top of that list. anything you would add to this story? >> yeah, so by 1796, washington had an ambient relationship with the department secretaries. he did have an office. i often affectionately refer to that and wa

mercedes for hamilton.ns and more podium finishes than the german. and now, the two greatest drivers in formula 1 history are locked on seven titles each. but red bull are chasing their own fairy tale. they believe a verstappen win would be a triumph of david over goliath. i think it would be our biggest achievement. i think with the intensity and the level of the competition and, you know, lewis hamilton in a mercedes, with the strength that they have, if we can beat them — wow! that would be something that we could have only dreamt about this time 12 months ago. the scene is set for a high—stakes game on sunday. something's gotta give. natalie pirks, bbc news, abu dhabi. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. good evening, clear but chilly end to the week for most of us, but through the weekend, there will be a change in the feel of the weather, it will turn milder, with more cloud and some rain at times. but under the clear skies at the moment, one or two showers, but they will fade and tempera

trying to chase his time down, hamilton locked up and could only i hamilton locked up and could onlyes the line, not on pole! even for a sport — crosses the line, not on pole! even for a sport well-versed _ crosses the line, not on pole! even for a sport well-versed in - crosses the line, not on pole! even for a sport well—versed in drama that has been something else, a fantastic in qualifying from max verstappen to put him on paul. stiiiii verstappen to put him on paul. still on the front— verstappen to put him on paul. still on the front row. we have the difference _ on the front row. we have the difference obviously between the ties hut _ difference obviously between the ties but i— difference obviously between the ties but i am grateful i can see where — ties but i am grateful i can see where he — ties but i am grateful i can see where he is that we can try to navigate _ where he is that we can try to navigate from there. navigating rival is navigate from there. navigating rivalry is something _ navigate from there. navigating rivalry is something alain - navigate from there. nav

that idea dies and you are right hamilton is back and forth on it. that is where most of it goes. if you look at the original farewell which they have the new york public library can literally cut-and-paste that section. >> john, if you look at that last address to congress it is almost fdr. you do know what i mean? >> j edgar hoover's not a good thing. [laughter] >> i am sorry. [laughter] >> i'm sorry go on. >> you have to get beyond that. you know what i'm saying? it's a vision very close to what john quincy adams will have as president. and it is a vision of a nationstate that makes domestic and foreign policy in the robust way. and in that washington is a member of a very small minority in the nation. and anybody that opposes can lay onto his position because he is attempting to re-create the monarchy and of course jefferson is the main guy that is doing this behind the scenes. malone has spent 50 years writing about jefferson and said jefferson the 17 '90s i don't really understand what he is doing. it's been 50 years we don't understand what is doing. what he's doing is lyin

hamilton a record 8th championship. was upheld. mercedes say they intend to appeal. the win makes max verstappen the first—ever dutchman to become a formula 1 world champion. so as you'd expect, it meant a lot for those watching on from the netherlands. cheering and applause. this was the moment fans following from one cafe saw the red bull star cross the line, ahead of lewis hamilton. for his take on the race — here's rob manifield, host of the everything racing podcast. it was always going to be dramatic, and it didn't disappoint. so yeah, hamilton started second, got the jump on verstappen. there was a little bit of controversy at the start of the race, but that got tidied up quite quickly. and hamilton drove a sublime race today, he was faultless. and then, a safety car late on from nicholas latifi's crash near the end brought everyone back together. and then, yeah, the controversy started from there, with some cars being allowed to un—lap themselves — which then brought hamilton and verstappen right back close toge

at the end and, and made it out if i did favor hamilton to. so it was not perfect nor if anyone involved, but the way it was applied. and suddenly i get into sadie's and i said it wasn't a fair way of restarting the race. and how did it advantage directly which rebel took unfairly took in the sense that they were given out to him to stop and drug didn't need to take your time. okay, well i think this isn't quite over yet. chris madeleine, thank you so much for your time. thank you. the we're just days away from the semi finals of the fee for our copier. indo tournaments is being used as a test for organizers ahead of next year's world cub. it's the 1st time it will be played in the middle east and air countries will be hoping home field advantage or produce a breakout tournaments for teams from the region and richardson reports. i . firms in familiar surroundings following players in a country and culture, they know next years will cup and cattle is unique chance the arab teams to feel at home on footballs. biggest stage here in properties, pi

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but the former seat of hamilton was vastly nadia. a real palace long since destroyed to day, it exists only in photographs along with its imposing size. the legendary hamilton palace was also a kind of treasure chest for art. it was the 10th duke of hamilton, who was fascinated with extraordinary works of art, who amassed this treasure. the temps, kirk of hamilton, was a very shy man. he was very proud man. he was very proud of the fact that he was duke of hamilton and brandon, he was the premier peer of scotland as he wanted people to really appreciate that he was a very, very, very important individual. and he put together a power house and a treasure house which reflect the importance of himself and his family. and it is an actual fact a demonstration of his status that you quin tasif his way to leave a lasting impression on his visits. his so you came in to was very, very fine room. we'll see. and bookcases right around the walls, glaze bookcases and, and then you would have perhaps opened or he would have opened one of the glaze

lewis hamilton had been sailing _ throughout the year. had been sailing serenely to - throughout the year. lewis hamilton had been sailing serenely to his - had been sailing serenely to his eighth title but, withjust had been sailing serenely to his eighth title but, with just six laps to go, a crash behind him changed everything. it meant the safety car came out and the next decision from the race director proved pivotal. instead of making all of the lapped cars overtake the safety car, only some of them did. it meant our new grittier tires, there was no one between the flying dutchman and hamilton with one left. the seven times world champion, who had old tires, was effectively a sitting duck. a tires, was effectively a sitting duck. , ., , , ., , duck. max verstappen, for the first time ever. — duck. max verstappen, for the first time ever. is _ duck. max verstappen, for the first time ever, is champion _ duck. max verstappen, for the first time ever, is champion of - duck. max verstappen, for the first time ever, is champion of the -

it looks like hamilton might take this. t�*m like hamilton might take this.ite close right now i'm _ be honest. they're quite close right now i'm not— be honest. they're quite close right now. i'm not sure what's going to happen— now. i'm not sure what's going to happen i— now. i'm not sure what's going to happen i hope max comes out. people have said that — happen i hope max comes out. people have said that mercedes _ happen i hope max comes out. people have said that mercedes have - happen i hope max comes out. people have said that mercedes have been . have said that mercedes have been dominant for so long but how good to have drivers coming into the race of the season. taste have drivers coming into the race of the season-— have drivers coming into the race of the season. ~ . �* , , . the season. we haven't seen it since 2013. it the season. we haven't seen it since 2013- it was — the season. we haven't seen it since 2013- it was a _ the season. we haven't seen it since 2013. it was a long _ the season. we haven't seen it since 2013. it was a long time _

ah, vistacomm has been ordered to let hamilton passed, but as he slowed, hamilton went straight into the back of him damaging his front wing. ah mercedes garbage wasn't impressed, but both cars were able to continue and wished up and did eventually that in by, hamilton took the victory and picked up a bonus point for setting the fastest lap it means after 21 races, the 2 drivers are both locked on exactly the same points going into the season finale next week. i saw don all, i wanted to let him by, so i'm on the right, but he didn't want to overtake and, and, and then we we, we touched. so i don't really understand what, what happened there. i didn't quite understand why, but sunny hit the breaks pretty, quite heavily and then. and then i run in the back of him. and then he, then he moved on. so i didn't understand exactly what's going. i got a message afterwards that he's going to let his boss, so it's a bit confusing. so it all comes down to a, when a takes all rights in abu dhabi next week for stuff and tracing his 1st will title, goes into it with more victories, which means hami

mercedes for hamilton.wn and has won every title since 2014, bar one. hamilton has more wins, more pole positions and more podium finishes than the german. and now, the two greatest drivers in formula 1 history are locked on seven titles each. but red bull are chasing their own fairytale. they believe a verstappen win would be a triumph of david over goliath. i think it would be our biggest achievement. i think with the intensity and the level of the competition and, you know, lewis hamilton in a mercedes, with the strength that they have, if we can beat them — wow! that would be something that we could have only dreamt about this time 12 months ago. the scene is set for a high—stakes game on sunday. something's gotta give. natalie pirks, bbc news, abu dhabi. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. bye— bye. welcome to bbc london. i'm victoria hollins. it's been quite a chilly day and we've got a cold night on the way, a widespread frost expected in the early hour

on the first lap, hamilton took the lead, then as verstappen tried to overtake, hamilton left the trackchael massi, the race director — the referee, if you like. he decided that despite leaving the track hamilton could keep the lead. former f1 team owner eddiejordan was unimpressed. for me, massi should have asked to get back to the place, because lewis ran off and took the fair advantage. but hamilton was not ordered to let verstappen through. here's the official f1 twitter account telling us... the race was 58 laps and hamilton's lead was now over ten seconds. enormous in f1 terms. and as the race approched the sharp end, we heard from red bull team principal christian horner. he told sky sports... with five laps ago, that look arrived. nicholas latifi is a canadian driver with the williams team. he crashed. there was debris all over the track. the cars didn't stop. but they stopped racing. and they follow the safety car around the track at a steady speed. and those laps count. so here, if the safety car does five laps — hamilton is world champion. the safety car didn't complete the r

>> trevor: hamilton. >> hamilton, no one has ever thought of that, that would crush. >> trevor: yes, i think a hamilton musical would do well. >> that is what mi saying, so now we're back to tbg partners again. i also bond we are gas prices being so high how bad it would suck to be a formula one race driver right now, you have one lap to g you think you just put ten dollars in for this last lap. that saul i got. >> trevor: they don't pay for their own gas. >> they are not at the thing going what is my zip code, shit i'm getting passed? too. >> trevor: no, no, they don't that would make it a very-- i wanted to say terrible sport but i actually think that might be the greatest sport ever invented. >> that would be interesting. i also find it it interesting that they are racing on oil, a fine identity resource, you know. that is why i support steam engines racing. >> trevor: can they use water. >> coal, but i guess that say finnity resource too. it sounded better when i was thinking of it. >> trevor: there are electric races now. >> if we could come up with somebody to create an electri

a few corners later hamilton at the back of the slowing red bull. ah, i didn't quite understand why was on the kid the grades are pretty high quite heavily and then i run into the back of him and then he then he moved on. so i didn't understand exactly what's going on. i got a message afterwards that he was gonna let his boss. so it was a bit confusing with the step of nursing, his tires hamilton was able to guide as damage mercedes home in 1st place. the dots drive a 2nd. hamiltons extra point for the fastest. let me see here. now. also, we're going into the final reason. every dobby just the 2nd time in the sports history that's happened. expect plenty more fireworks and every darby hamilton goes for a record 8 world championship. and for stephan, his 1st full fed with al jazeera earlier there was a big crash at the start of the formula to raise the ocr share assault. his car has been hit by and so for the paulding. both drivers were conscious when they were taken. thomasville, english premier league, ralph rag, nick has won his 1st game as mattre

paris soon recommended his mexican standoff with the stopping with hamilton cruising and just 5 laps to go. nicholas, let's see, fees crash brought out the safety car. the stop and took the soft option. a new set of tires, in case it came down to a sprint. and it did oil weight, getting these from lap calls out the way. just keep both because christian just keep me a 2nd. as the authorities made one rule about the restart and overruled themselves with another, allowed ver stop and to catch up and deny hamilton a record 8th won't title in the cruelest of circumstances. it's only what i mean to add. all right, fighting and then of course that opportunity in the last lab. it's incredible. i'm having a crime, but it's insane. we gave it everything in the last part of the season. we gave it absolutely everything and we never gave up. the arguments continue to rage between the teams on the race director. but one man was above the bickering. mike switched up and formula one world champion of the season that was never over until it was over. full rece algae era. tonia. now why from london is

hamilton pushing his mercedes to the limit, setting the time to beat.was no fun for a title rival max verstappen. the red bull on course to set the fastest time until the final corner. he bull on course to set the fastest time until the final corner. time untilthe final corner. he hits the wall! a — time untilthe final corner. he hits the wall! a disastrous _ time untilthe final corner. he hits the wall! a disastrous moment - time untilthe final corner. he hits the wall! a disastrous moment for the wall! a disastrous moment for the dutchman, _ the wall! a disastrous moment for the dutchman, a _ the wall! a disastrous moment for the dutchman, a misjudgment - the wall! a disastrous moment for the dutchman, a misjudgment on| the wall! a disastrous moment for. the dutchman, a misjudgment on the brakes spiralling into a broken rear suspension. shock and anger in the garage, hamilton on paul, max verstappen walking away with third. championships can be won by the finest of margins and despite max verstappen�*s eight point advantage, hamilton may feel momentum

professor marci hamilton, it has been a long - hamilton, it has been a long trial.on and joining us and bring us up—to—date with that. professor marci hamilton there in new york. stay with us on bbc news. still to come, we'll be exploring record high temperatures in alaska's kodiak island — and record lows elsewhere in the state. the most ambitious financial and political change ever attempted has got under way with the introduction of the euro. tomorrow in holland they are going to use money we picked up in belgium today and then we will be in france and again it will be the same money. it has got to be the way to go. george harrison, i the former beatle, is recovering in hospital after being stabbed - at his oxfordshire home. a 33—year—old man from liverpool- is being interviewed by police on suspicion - of attempted murder. i think it was good. just good? no, fantastic. that's better. big ben bongs this is bbc news. the latest headlines: ajury in new york has found the british socialite ghislaine maxwell guilty on five counts of grooming and trafficking teenage g