in huddersfield, they we re of that model?ld, they were mainly pakistani men abusing mainly white girls who were vulnerable as you said. it's in secret, if you are... most victims of child sexual abuse are abused by british white man. they tend to do it online or institutions like sports clubs, places of worship for example. but when it comes to this type of street grooming, u nfortu nately, type of street grooming, unfortunately, it's a matter of fa ct, unfortunately, it's a matter of fact, i said unfortunately, it's a matter of fact, isaid it unfortunately, it's a matter of fact, i said it for years now, the british pakistani men and south asian men, it has to be remembered that the ringleader of this gang in huddersfield was born in india and was of seek face —— sikh face. but the pakistanis are proportionally involved in this type of grooming on our streets and towns. we have been doing good work on that to ensure they are brought to justice. i despair that we are not doing enough and certainly within the communities, ther

some were born and raised in huddersfield.o other towns and cities across yorkshire. many know each other closely, so how are they reacting to the news that friends they once knew as boys are now men guilty of horrendous crimes? bbc look north's sabbiyah pervez has been finding out. where are we going? party! where? this is a scene from a bbc drama based on true events that took place in rochdale. these young girls were sexually exploited by a gang of predominantly pakistani men who groomed them by buying expensive gifts, taking them to parties and offering them drugs and alcohol. the chief prosecutor on that case, nazin afzal, helped in making the drama. he has come to huddersfield to talk to me about the pattern that seems to be emerging around this particular model of child sexual exploitation. when it comes to street grooming of the type in this case and in rotherham and rochdale and 15 or 17 other places, sadly disproportionately we have pakistani men engaged in this type of behaviour. what we are talking about is, they t

are found guilty of being part of a grooming gang that abused girls as young as 11 in and around huddersfield. the men plied their victims with alcohol and drugs, and abused them over seven years. on one occasion, she came home and her neck was completely black with bites, from one side to the other. a taxi had just pulled up outside and pushed her out. sometimes victims were driven to the yorkshire moors, and abandoned there at night. police have praised the courage of those who came forward to give evidence. also tonight: the former head of mi6 says he has little doubt that the saudi regime ordered the killing of the journalist jamal khashoggi. the islamist preacher anjem choudary appears outside a probation hostel after being released from prison. he'll be monitored by the security services. are there any lessons to be learned from that? it was the biggest bonus in the country. no? 0k, right. i think that's really unfortunate that you did that. the company boss's silence, about his £75 million bonus. and barefoot on bondi — the duke and duchess of sussex chill out on the beach on their tou

are found guilty of being part of a grooming gang that abused girls as young as 11 in and around huddersfield. on one occasion, she came home and her neck was completely black with bites from one side to the other. a taxi had just pulled up outside and pushed her out. radical islamist preacher anjem choudary is released from prison on licence and is now at a bail hostel. more than two weeks afterjournalist jamal khashoggi went missing, the former head of mi5 says he has little doubt that the saudi regime ordered his killing. the former head of mi6 says he has little doubt that the saudi regime ordered his killing. and barefoot on bondi. the duke and duchess of sussex visit the iconic beach in sydney as part of their tour of australia. however, it must feel because we we re however, it must feel because we were hunted by mankind just the same asa were hunted by mankind just the same as a rabbit. and director peterjackson brings new life to footage of world war i soldiers in they shall not grow old. find out what mark kermode thinks of that and the other new releases in the film review. good ev

the car park of a diy store in huddersfield. a lonely moorland.t a few of the places where vulnerable children were groomed and sexually abused by men of mainly pakistani heritage. so many men were involved that three trials were needed. a judge has now ruled the 20 who were convicted can now be publicly identified. one of them was mohammed ibrar, nicknamed "bully", a huge man who used his physical prescence to intimidate. one of his victims was thrown out of his car when she refused to give in to his depraved demands. he kept punching me and punching me, it felt like my nose was broken. they kicked me and i got out of the car and i started running. i jumped over the fence and i started running down the moors, then i ran back up and saw them drive off. i had tojump in front of a car covered in blood at 4am in the morning to get a lift back to huddersfield. the ringleader, amere singh dhaliwal, was jailed for life and told he must serve a minimum of 18 years. the judge said his treatment of the girls was inhuman. 0ne scenario which kept cropping up

replaced by huddersfield town. you wonder if hisjob is bottom. replaced by huddersfield town. you wonder if his job is safe to my currently isjokanovic is looking like he can be in trouble with fulham. but this is how it stands tonight. in the champions. sheffield united are taught this evening. a hattrick from billy sharp helped them beat wigan 4—2. that came after an absolulte howler of an own goal meant middlesbrough and derby drew 1—1 — both goals were own goals, but this was the worst. jayden bogle totally misjudging the pass to his keeper. boro are down to second, derby in 6th. just two matches in the scottish premiership today kilmarnock leapfrogged celtic into second — they drew one all with hamilton — one other result — stjohnstone beat st mirren 2—0. we will keep you updated with the goings—on at the king power stadium. where leicestershire are currently 1-0 where leicestershire are currently 1—0 down to west ham. west ham looked like they are down to ten men, so looked like they are down to ten men, so w

yeah, the news that 20 men have been convicted for terrible crimes in huddersfield. 20 men jailed forf 220 years at the front of the independent. jailed for a total of 220 years at the front of the independentlj am... the front of the independent.” am... that sounds very strange but i'm so happy to see a paper leading this story, getting the attention it deserves. i'm so glad that even have to this comes after a whole chain of similar situations, this was the three trials, they had he separated into three trials because it was too massive to deal with in one and we have an enormously widespread problem. it is huddersfield, it is pervasive peter feeley at but it is also a particular problem with gangs and communities and people not being seen. these children not being seen either as children and therefore their victim had taken into account rather than being a case of choice because people are not attending to the needs of the children. and is absolutely right. your first thought is with the victims. then there is this secondary question of widely is this secondary question of widely i

the car park of a diy store in huddersfield. a lonely moorland.a few of the places where vulnerable children were groomed and sexually abused by men of mainly pakistani heritage. so many men were involved that three trials were needed. a judge has now ruled the 20 who were convicted can now be publicly identified. one of them was mohammed ibrar, nicknamed "bully", a huge man who used his physical presence to intimidate. one of his victims was thrown out of his car when she refused to give in to his depraved demands. he kept punching me and punching me, it felt like my nose was broken. they kicked me and i got out of the car and i started running. i jumped over the fence and i started running down the moors, then i ran back up and saw them drive off. i had tojump in front of a car covered in blood at 4am in the morning to get a lift back to huddersfield. the ringleader, amere singh dhaliwal, was jailed for life and told he must serve a minimum of 18 years. the judge said his treatment of the girls was inhuman. one scenario which kept cropping up in

huddersfield replacing newcastle at the bottom.e performance which we wanted to have. we not often enough looked solid, stable, compact. they caused us real problems especially in the transition. but in the open play as well, there we were not aggressive enough and we didn't shuffle over and make it tight enough for them and make it uncomfortable enough for them — so they looked very strong. we have played a lot of games better than today. and we have scored three goals. we have played maybe on counterattack, and they had different chances in the first half to score. they were forced to make maybe two, three good saves. and after that we dominated. we were able to get with ourselves. but i think today we have many things to improve. leicester left it late to salvage a draw against west ham. having been up against ten men forfifty minutes, it took until the last minute for them to make their man advantage count... west ham took the lead in the first half. after the ball rebounded off the post, it was tucked away by the defender fabi

are found guilty of being part of a grooming gang that abused girls as young as 11 in and around huddersfield. the men who have been convicted of these appalling crimes deliberately targeted their victims because of their vulnerability. they groomed them and exploited them for their own sexual gratification. radical islamist preacher anjem choudary is released from prison on licence and is now at a bail hostel. the former head of mi5 says he has little doubt that the saudi regime ordered the killing of the journalist jamal khashoggi. in a moment it will be time for sportsday. but first let's take a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. we'll be live in huddersfield with reaction to the conviction of a gang of 20 men for rape and sexual abuse. also this evening, we'll speak to a human rights activist about the disappearance of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi, she says she worries the world has become even more dangerous for people like her. and at 10.40 and 11.30, we'll be reviewing tomorrow's papers. our guests tonight are jason proprietario ristora nte, head of politics a

liverpool in the late kick off away to huddersfield. a 1—0 victory to the reds mo salah's clinical strike proving the difference there— huddersfield fans might feel agrieved they didn't have at least one goal after one was disallowed... they have't scored at home since last april. let's head over to manchester where city were hosting burnley — all eyes on joe hart... making his first return to the etihad after calling time on his 12—year stay this summer. and what a punishing return it was, conceding five goals this afternoon — 4 in the second half. not the return he will have been dreaming of, but again there was little he could do — a dominant performance from city this afternoon. and a result that puts them back at the top of the table. for staying on target, it is quite good. at the beginning, it was a little bit tough in the first half because i think... the second half was much better. and after the second and third goal, we scored quicker and it was more easier, but stones playing his natural position because kyle and daniel are

as cardiff move off the bottom of the table, above their opponents and newcastle and huddersfield.castle slipped to the bottom of the premier league after being beaten 1—0 by brighton. two goals less than one minute saw watford seal their first win since september and end wolves‘ six—game unbeaten run and it wasn't exactly a classic on the south coast where it ended 0—0 so let's have a look at the top of the table... manchester city are now two points clear of chelsea and tottenham who move up to third — although liverpool could move up above both spurs and chelsea with a win over huddersfield.. and it would have to be a pretty mammoth victory to remove city from the top.. liverpool up 1—0 at half time in that match. mo salah scoring there — although huddersfield fans might feel agrieved they don't have at least one goal after one was disallowed and some convinced they should have had a penalty for a handball. still more action to come in that. back to you. thank you, holly. we will get right on that. —— keep our eyes on that. in the championship, leeds missed out on the chnace to

and huddersfield and bradford, and threatened to be left there late at night if they didn't give iny didn't comply they were beaten up, kicked, and sometimes left on the moor. that was a theme throughout. the bbc found a farmer who lived on the moors and had experienced of girls knocking on his door in the middle of the night, raft up, beaten up, and abandoned on the moor. 20 men have been caught up in this case, they've been found guilty. the total sentence amounts to something like 230 years. lots of them have been given life sentences for this horrific abuse over a seven—year period. it happened between 2004 and 2011. presumably, this case may raise wider issues, because the suggestion here is that give these girls called out the behaviour, said there was a problem for a long time before anything was done. that's correct. they have heard evidence of girls going forward to the authorities, one mother even wrote to the prime minister to raise her concerns. these allegations weren't taken seriously until 2013, they had ended in 2011, and had been going on for yea rs. in 2011, and ha

and this seems to have happened from huddersfield to rochdale, halifax to newcastle, and many other townsioners have sought to maintain the rule of law for victims and perpetrators without fear or favour. has timely investigation, prosecution been sacrificed in favour of social cohesion? i don't think that what has happened here is political correctness. i think that given the sheer number of people involved and the types of crime they have committed against very vulnerable girls it has taken time to bring this case forward. the last time i was driven around north bradford by one of our local councillors i did not see a single policeman on the street all afternoon. i saw three people peddling drugs on the streets as we passed by. does that not mean that we need larger resources than we have at the moment to cope with the underlying social issues which give rise to this sort of exploitation of children, male and female children? a former metropolitan police commissioner referred to cuts in police budgets. the simple fact is, the minister is explaining small packets of money that have been

huddersfield follows rather, oxfordshire, we know it is they are.rough the social work system to see the science we have a problem seeing young teenage girls as women who are making decisions and that is an issue. jason. i agree. your first thoughts are with the victims. then you have to wonder why it keeps happening. one of the issues you have got is a serious question about what is happening in our communities, we are not observing it, and why aren't the authorities, and organisations like the local press, why aren't they able to keep an eye on, i —— observe what is happening? this is happening on the margins of quite big towns, but it isa margins of quite big towns, but it is a must world. that worries me deeply. it raises questions about community relations and about how our whole town doesn't —— towns and cities are structured. and the need for integration. it is an exploitable narrative. it is useful for some elements in the far right. we have seen that with the language used by likes —— the likes of tommy robinson. we have to be so careful of

huddersfield havent scored at home since last april.diff city — 4—2 against fulham — the win moved them out of the relegation zone, fulham though, drop into it... spurs are up to fourth after winning 1—0 at west ham, newcastle united are bottom after they lost one nil to brighton. watford beat wolves, and there were no goals in the south coast derby between bournemouth and southampton. hearts recovered from their defeat by rangers to beat aberdeen 2—1. arnaud joum with the pick of the goals — hearts now lead the scottish premiership by three points. champions celtic are up to second after they beat hibs. kilmarnock are third after winning at st mirren. livingston thrashed dundee and motherwell lost to stjohnstone. it hasn't been great couple of days for danny cipriani, overlooked by england for the autumn series, he's now set to sit out some matches for gloucester. he was sent off in their champions cup match against munster for this challenge. munster took full advantage. they won 36—22. it was a much tighter affair for wasps, who came

huddersfield have just kicked huddersfield havejust kicked out. thus the start. —— has to start. a much a liverpool team. but still goalless in the early stages. in scotland, hearts are still top of the prmiership after holding on for a 2—1win against aberdeen celtic stay second after a a—2 win over hibs. livingsone beat bottom club dundee a—0. motherwell lost 1—0 at home to stjohnstone and kilmarnock are third in the table after a 2—1 win away at struggling st mirren. england's cricketers have won the one day series against sri lanka. they are now 3—0 up with one to play but it was another rain affected result. they won by 18 runs in kandy, under the duckworth—lewis stern method. david domb has the details. early overcast conditions in the backdrop of this rain affected series was a game against the weather in england looked determined to get the better of the elements, but they lead when chris woakes may be early breakthrough. spend proven effective strategy and had an impact as mole valley tried. rashid dismissed in the same fashion. select the

huddersfield havent scored at home since last april.zone, fulham though, drop into it... spurs are up to fourth after winning 1—0 at west ham, newcastle united are bottom after they lost one nil to brighton. watford beat wolves, and there were no goals in the south coast derby between bournemouth and southampton. hearts recovered from their defeat by rangers to beat aberdeen 2—1 — arnaud joum with the pick of the goals — hearts now lead the scottish premiership by three points. champions celtic are up to second after they beat hibs. kilmarnock are third after winning at st mirren. livingston thrashed dundee and motherwell lost to stjohnstone. it hasn't been great couple of days for danny cipriani, overlooked by england for the autumn series, he's now set to sit out some matches for gloucester. he was sent off in their champions cup match against munster for this challenge. munster took full advantage, they won 36—22. it was a much tighter affair for wasps, who came from behind to draw with bath. thomas young's converted try eventually s

found guilty of being part of a grooming gang — that abused girls as young as 11 in and around huddersfieldl islamist preacher anjem choudary is released from prison on licence and is now at a bail hostel. more than two weeks afterjournalist jamal khashoggi went missing, the former head of mi6 says he has little doubt that the saudi regime ordered his killing. now on bbc news — it's time for the film review with ben brown and mark kermode. hello there and welcome to the film review here on bbc news. talking us through this week's cinema releases as ever is mark kermode. what have you got for us this week? very interesting week. we have fahrenheit 11/9, a new documentary by michael moore. we have dogman, a cannes prizewinner from matteo garrone. and they shall not grow old, and extraordinary great war documentary by peter jackson. so, fahrenheit 11/9, michael moore of course a great polemicist. is this just trump in his line of fire in this film? not entirely. so the title is an inverted fahrenheit 911, which itself was a play on fahrenheit a51. the 11/9 refers to drop‘s election. the film b

are found guilty of being part of a grooming gang that abused girls as young as 11 in and around huddersfieldme home and her neck was completely black with bites from one side to the other. a taxi had just pulled up outside and pushed her out. radical islamist preacher anjem choudary is released from prison on licence and is now at a bail hostel. more than two weeks afterjournalist jamal khashoggi went missing, the former head of m15 says he has little doubt that the saudi regime ordered his killing. the former head of m16 says he has little doubt that the saudi regime ordered his killing. and barefoot on bondi. the duke and duchess of sussex visit the iconic beach in sydney as part of their tour of australia.

are found guilty of being part of a grooming gang that abused girls as young as 11 in and around huddersfield drugs, and abused them over seven years. on one occasion, she came home and her neck was completely black with bites, from one side to the other. a taxi had just pulled up outside and pushed her out. sometimes victims were driven to the yorkshire moors, and abandoned there at night. police have praised the courage of those who came forward to give evidence. also tonight: the former head of mi6 says he has little doubt that the saudi regime ordered the killing of the journalist jamal khashoggi. the islamist preacher anjem choudary appears outside a probation hostel after being released from prison. he'll be monitored by the security services. are there any lessons to be learned from that? it was the biggest bonus in the country.

that follows that fatal house fire in the birtley area of huddersfield in may 2002.t from the national crime agency, the british high commission in islamabad, the crown prosecution service and the local authorities working in pakistan. shahid mohammed has been held in prison in islamabad since january 2015 when he was picked up by the authorities. that was a joint operation between uk and pakistani authorities, working with the national crime industry. shahid mohammed was remanded in custody to make another appearance before leeds crown court tomorrow morning. thank you for that update. let's find out some more about what the boss of the royal bank of scotla nd the boss of the royal bank of scotland has been saying, he has warned that a no—deal brexit could put the uk economy into recession. he told the bbc that a bad brexit could result in zero or negative growth, which would hit rbs's share price. he said the bank was careful about lending to certain sectors of the economy, particularly retail and construction. we look at what we would expect on a normal economic c

newcastle and huddersfield are looking for their first wins of the season. paul lambert is the new boss of ipswich town who are bottom of the championship having only one once this season. he once managed rivals norwich city and takes over from the manager who was sacked on thursday. it has not been a good morning for england netball is, . it has not been a good morning for england netball is,. england are the defending champions in this format but lost their games to lose even, malawi and south africa. they got to within one goal but that was as close as it got. south africa scored again with 20 seconds to go to seal the match. england will be hoping to do better tomorrow but it doesn't get any easier when of australia and jamaica. day forjustin rose in the gulf. the to those in 13 champion had the lead at one stage. he slipped to two under for the round and his three strokes off the overall leader. england's cricketers are in t20 action in sri lanka this afternoon. they won the one—day series, doubly at this is a one—off t20 before a three match test serie

the 36—year—old, formerly of huddersfield, i5 birth.e town. shahid mohammed wa5 extradited back to the united kingdom from pakistani by west yorkshire police. along with support from the national crime agency, the british high commission in islamabad, the crown prosecution service and local authorities working in pakistani. he has been held in prison in islamabad since january, 2015, when he was picked up by the authorities. that followed a joint operation by uk police and pakistani authorities working with the uk national crime agency. banham poultry wa5 remanded in custody to make another appearance by this time in front of leeds crown court, tomorrow morning. the business news in a moment. fir5t the headlines. the dutch authorities accuse russian intelligence of mounting a cyber attack on the international chemical weapons watchdog. in the us, thejustice department charges seven russian military intelligence officers with hacking anti—doping agencies. a drug dealer who trafficked three children including a teenage girl to use in a "c

huddersfield haven't scored at home since last april.t. newcastle united are now bottom after they lost 1—0 to brighton. watford beat wolves, and there were no goals in the south coast derby between bournemouth and southampton. hearts recovered from their defeat by rangers to beat aberdeen 2—1, arnaud djoum with the pick of the goals. hearts now lead the scottish premiership by three points. champions celtic are up to second after they beat hibs. kilmarnock are third after winning at st mirren. livingston thrashed dundee, and motherwell lost to stjohnstone. some squeamish pictures looking up so look away if you do not like injury shots. one of the biggest names in football, lionel messi, has broken his arm during barcelona's clash with sevilla. the pictures coming up are not for the squeamish, so look away now if that sounds like you. iam kind i am kind of sort of weirdly fascinated. the 5—time ballon d'or winner had already left his mark on the game, having teed up philippe coutinho for the opener before doubling his side's lead at camp

huddersfield are bottom of the league after losing 31.lewis hamilton enters the formula 1 history books? he only needs to finish seventh today to get that championship. mexico grand prix circuit used to be a baseball stadium. this is where lewis hamilton makes his championship pitch. he will do from third on the starting grid. another driver was stopped by his team—mate daniel ricardo. hamilton will be poised just behind them. this weekend, he could win the championship. it depends how we get away. third place is a nice place to start. i'm going to be fighting to get into a good position. he celebrates but the outcome of his race is of little consequence to hamilton. the only man who can stop him winning the title now sebastien dettol. hamilton only needs to finish seventh to seal the title. he is britain's most successful driver. winning a fifth world championship today would pretend alongside an icon. this man was 46 when he won his final title in 1987, a record that would stand for decades. 0nly meikle schumacher is left in front. chan

liverpool are second on goal difference after beating huddersfield 1—0.the premiership. they beat aberdeen 2—1. arnaud djoum scored one of their goals, his first in over a year. they remain three points clear of celtic, who also won. elsewhere, there were wins for livingston, kilmarnock and stjohnstone. england's cricketers have clinched the one day series aginst sri lanka. they won by 18 runs in kandy, but with the start of their tour coinciding with monsoon season, this match, like every other, was affected by the weather. jo currie reports. not even the looming rain could put these children off taking a trip out of the classroom. they were about to receive a lesson from the england bowlers. chris woakes with the breakthrough to give england an early high. spin once again proved to be an appointment for moeen ali. adil rashid dismissed mendez in the same passion. the sri lankan coaching staff could only watch on as england were set and achievable target. with dark clouds overhead alex hales and jason roy got england moving in the right direction. that w

maintain top place they move further ahead on goal difference though after liverpool could only beat huddersfield one nil they were also away wins for brighton tottenham and watford carter four out of the relegation zone after beating fullam four two to ten a sand britain's number one karl edmond is on course for his first a.t.p. to a title after reaching the final of the european open in antwerp is the world number fifteen currently and top seed at this tournament he beat frenchman reshad gas k. in the semifinals in straight sets six three six four mixed up edwin faces another french player girl morphy's sunday's final. england have secured a one day series against sri lanka after taking victory in the fourth o.d.i. in candy by eighteen runs they lead the five match series three no the sri lankans bettered first in this one we could keep a batsman nearer fifty two up front helped keep things stable that was before dawson shocker struck sixty six from as many balls to steal the hosts to a competitive two hundred seventy three for seven in the fifty of us in the one hundred thirty two for two afte

elsewhere in the premier league, liverpool beat huddersfield 1—0, mo salah with the goal.t was goalless on the south coast bewteen bournemouth and southampton. cardiff are out of the relegation zone after a 11—2 win at home to fulham, while the cottagers drop into the bottom three. newcastle are now bottom, after they were beaten by brighton at stjames' park and two goals inside a minute saw watford beat wolves 2—0. cristiano ronaldo has become the first player to score 400 goals in europe's top five leagues, asjuventus dropped points for the first time this season. ronaldo's fifth serie a goal forjuve adds to his 84 premier league goals for manchester united and 311 in la liga for real madrid. ronaldo's tally puts him 11 ahead of lionel messi, who's scored 389 la liga goals for barcelona. barcelona will face an anxious wait on the fitness of lionel messi after the striker injured his arm against sevilla. they're due to play real madrid in el clasico next weekend. meanwhile real madrid were beaten for the fourth time in five games as they lost to levante at the bernabeau.

i had tojump in front of a car, covered in blood, at 4am in the morning to get a lift back to huddersfieldown prosecutor in north west england. morning. why are we still hearing things like this? i have sat on this sofa so many times talking about this issue. we have now uncovered this issue. we have now uncovered this criminal behaviour in more than 20 towns and cities in the united kingdom over a period of seven or eight years. it is good news that people have been prosecuted, it is good news that victims are finally getting justice. the reality, however, is that we are still scratching the surface. every day pretty much, police officers and others are uncovering and other victim. i think the answer has to be, yes, prosecution is fantastic, it is the endgame, but let's prevent it is the endgame, but let's prevent it in the first place. what can we do about that? we quite rightly raised the ethnicity of the perpetrators, when it comes to this sort of abuse, sadly you are right, british pakistani men are disproportionately involved. although the leader of this trip was indian. the point is

elsewhere in the premier league, liverpool beat huddersfield 1—0, mo salah with the only goal there. over burnley. it was goalless on the south coast between bournemouth and southampton. cardiff are out of the relegation zone after a 11—2 win at home to fulham. newcastle are now bottom after that result at st james park and two goals in the space of one minute saw watford beat wolves 2—0. in scottish premiership, hearts are still top after holding on for a 2—1win against aberdeen. celtic stay second after a 11—2 win over hibs. livingstone beat bottom club dundee 4—0. motherwell lost 1—0 at home to stjohnstone, and kilmarnock are third in the table after a 2—1 win away at struggling st mirren. rugby union, and in the second round of the champions cup, edinburgh put in a blistering performance at murrayfield to see off 3—time champions toulon. this intercept try by chris dean earned them the bonus point in their 110—14 victory. the result means edinburgh move to the top of pool five with the other group game between newcastle and montpellier to be played tomorrow. elsewhere in the cham

newcastle and huddersfield are looking for their first wins of the season.

leicester and west ham drew 1—1, it was goalless between southampton and newcastle, while huddersfieldmes in the scottish premiership today kilmarnock have leapfrogged celtic into second with a 1—1 draw at hamilton, and stjohnstone beat st mirren 2—0. rugby league — and england's three—match series against new zealand got off to a perfect start. it was close though, england snatching it 18—16 in the end. joe lynskey watched the action. few traditions in world sport catch the eye like the haka. but a year on from losing in the world cup final, england have players out to make their own impression. that catch from tommy makinson came two minutes into his first start. an intervention to set up sam tomkins for the finishing touch. but new zealand's response would be typically swift. this is a nation that plays rugby at high speed. that put the kiwis in front. but england earned half—time parity through a referee's decision. a penalty try was given for new zealand's late tackle. it was a decision timed to change the game. i'm not having a debate, it's a try. let's go. england took the spect

maintain top place they move further ahead on goal difference though after liverpool could only beat huddersfield one nil they were also away wins for brighton tottenham and watford cardiff four out of the relegation zone after beating for them for two. it's in a sand britain's number one carl edmond is on course for his first a.t.p. to a title after reaching the final of the european open in antwerp is the world number fifteen currently and top seeded just tournament he beat frenchman reshad cascade in the semifinals in straight sets six three six four mixed up edwin faces another french player game morphy's sunday's final. england have secured a one day series against sri lanka after taking victory in the fourth o.d.i. in candy by eighteen runs they lead the five match series three know the sri lankans bettered first in this one we could keep a batsman nearer the quails fifty two up front helped keep things stable that was before dawson shocker struck sixty six from as many balls to steal the hosts to a competitive two hundred seventy three for seven in the fifty of us in the one hundred thirty

tomorrow's games also feature the two teams still without a win in the premier league, that's huddersfield to southampton. they haven't scored now in four league games in a row. cardiff won for the first time last weekend, but now have to travel to anfield where liverpool have that top spot in their sights. and neil warnock isn't particularly confident. it's virtually impossible for any tea m it's virtually impossible for any team in the current game, i think the front three are the best front three around the world, really, in a team. we've got to play to the top of our potential to give them a good game and hope they have an off day. i'm really looking forward to meeting him. i've read a lot about him. he's obviously vocalised and very talented. it will be a big pleasure to meet him. not so much during the 90 minutes, but afterwards, i'm sure. it would be so cool if that's the but it's not. now do you know the last time the famous clasico between barcelona and real madrid didn't feature either lionel messi or cristiano ronaldo? the answer is 11 years ago. ronaldo's left real madrid... wh

meet sam backhouse from grange moor near huddersfield. she's caring for her husband mally, who has terminal cancer. she's been a ford customer for ten years and loved her one—litre ecoboost. it was the poshest car i'd ever had. it was more high—tech for me. it was just a lovely drive. injune, sam received a letter to say the focus needed a replacement coolant hose. but before the work could be carried out, the car suffered a complete loss of power. i noticed a light came on and itjust said service now. then the power started to go in the car. i don't know, it was sluggish. it was just really slow, very hard to go on a slight incline. while repairs were carried out, the replacement coolant hose was also fitted. sam was told her car had a fuse problem which was now fixed and it was ready to take home. literally 200 yards out of the garage, it went into limp mode again and the lights came back on. sam has now been with her car for more than a month, when time is against her family. the phone calls and stuff, it's like... i'm trying to work s

newcastle and huddersfield both looking for their first wins of the season, and travel to southamptonrning for england's netballers. they're playing in the fast 5's, basically 5 a side netball, in shorter games. england are the defending champions but have lost all three of their games this morning. to new zealand, malawi and most recently, south africa. hoping to do better tomorrow when they play australia and jamaica. england's cricketers are in t20 action out in sri lanka this afternoon. they won the one—day series comfortably — albeit with plenty of help from the weather. and this is a one—off t20 before a three—match test series. henry moeran reports from colombo. every one of the matches has been affected in some way, shape or form by the rain. this evening's t20 ta kes by the rain. this evening's t20 takes an extra importance and gives insta nt takes an extra importance and gives instant the opportunity to get some miles in the legs, some more overs bowled as they go towards the world cup. every opportunity is so important in white ball cricket. here is the weather tends to be

liverpool face huddersfield and jurgen klopp has injury doubts. injury doubts. mo salah and virgil van dijk. sadio mane has a problem and there is another doubt, as well. you would think these guys are losing their games from the expressions! thank you. a british father has made a trip to syria to visit the spot where his son was killed. jac holmes, from bournemouth died afterfighting against the islamic state group, in their self—proclaimed capital of raqqa. he made the trip along with other british parents who's children were killed fighting there. ?our correspondent emma vardy has this exclusive report. jac wasn't a fighter by any chalk of the imagination. they came outside and they killed each other. jac holmes was 21 when he made the decision to give up his life in bournemouth and travel to syria. at the time, the group known as islamic state was on the rise. jac wanted to help fight them on the front lines. for me, it was a personal choice. i wanted to fight against isis and i wanted to help the situation over here in iraq and syria. jac and

that's huddersfield. they lost 3—0 to watford.u. it means david wagner's side are still without a win this season, and have only won one of their last 20 premier league matches. get ready for a horrible miss. this is hamilton's james keatings in the scottish premiership. that would have been a winner for his side over kilmarnock. instead, it finished 1—1 — enough to move kilmarnock up to second in the league. elsewhere stjohnstone beat st mirren 2—0. now a contender for the worst own goal of the season. the unfortunate man is derby's jayden bogle, who got it all wrong. derby were about to go top of the championship before bogle knocks it past his own keeper with just five minutes to play — to put middleborough top instead. lewis hamilton is on the verge ofjoining a rather exclusive formula 1 club — he's set to claim his fifth world championship later. he just needs to finish seventh at the mexican grand prix later. he'll start from 3rd on the grid — with main title rival sebastian vettel of ferrari in fourth. a fifth world title f

mane missed saturday's premier league win at huddersfield after sustaining the injury playing for senegalwon't play and reds boss jurgen klopp says the support at anfield is the key to his side's success. we need to be ready for a really ha rd we need to be ready for a really hard fight, we need to fight for each little square metre of space, or whatever, with all we have, and for that we need our crowd, so that's very, very important. we learned last year, not only what we learnt last year a specially, that atmosphere can make the difference and that's what we have to make sure again. also in action on wednesday are barcelona, the spanish champions are at home to italian side inter. the catalans have scored eight goals in two games in this competition but they're without talisman lionel messi, who's suffered an arm injury. inter have won both their games so it promises to be a pivotal game in group b. it's another big day at the wta finals in singapore on wednesday and it could see a big name on the verge of exiting the competition early in the red group. world numberfour naomi osaka is

newcastle and huddersfield, both looking for their first wins of the season, travel to southampton andbert, meanwhile, is the new boss of ipswich town. they‘ re currently bottom of the championship, having won only once this season. lambert once managed rivals norwich city, and takes over from paul hurst, who was sacked on thursday. it's not been a good day for england's netballers. they're playing in the fast 5s in australia — basically five a side netball — in shorter games. england are the defending champions but lost all three of their games this morning to new zealand, malawi and also south africa, where they got to within a point before south africa scored again with 20 seconds to go. they'll be hoping to do better tomorrow when they play australia and jamaica. great britain's male gymnasts have qualified for the team final at the world championships in doha. and one of their members is there despite school bullies who nearly made him quit. dominick cunningham defied taunts about being a male gymnast — and this year has won commonwealth and european gold medals. 0ur 0lympic sport

. 20 men are found guilty of being part of a grooming gang that abused girls as young as 11 in huddersfieldrugs, and abused them over seven years. on one occasion she came home and her neck was completely black with bites from one side to the other. a taxi had just pulled up outside and pushed her out. sometimes, victims were driven to the yorkshire moors, and abandoned there at night. as police praise the victims who gave evidence, we'll ask what this latest case tells us. also on the programme... as a search continues forjamal khashoggi, the former head of mi6 says he has little doubt the saudi regime ordered his killing. president trump threatens military force as thousands of central american migrants approach mexico. we have a special report. and barefoot on bondi, and a harbour bridge climb —

they're ahead of liverpool only on goal difference after liverpool's win at huddersfield.re chelsea's 2—2 draw with manchester united leaves them third. spurs are up to fourth after winning 1—0 at west ham, newcastle united are bottom after they lost 1—0 to brighton. cardiff's 11—2 win moves them out of the relegation zone and drops fulham into the bottom three. there's one match in the scottish premiership today with hamilton hosting rangers at 1.30. yesterday leaders hearts recovered from their defeat to rangers to beat aberdeen 2—1.. arnaud joum with the pick of the goals — hearts are three point clear at the top. champions celtic are up to second after they beat hibs. kilmarnock are third after winning at st mirren. livingston thrashed dundee and motherwell lost to stjohnstone. it hasn't been great couple of days for danny cipriani, overlooked by england for the autumn series, he's now set to sit out some matches for gloucester. he was sent off in their champions cup match against munster for this challenge. munster took full advantage, they won 36—22 . there were wins

elsewhere, huddersfield are bottom after they were thrashed 3—0 away at watford.0 and it was goalless between southampton and newcastle. leicester drew 1—1 at home to west ham. in the scottish premiership, kilmarnok have lea pfrogged celtic into second. they drew 1—1 with hamilton, and just one other result for you, stjohnstone beat st mirren 2—0. lewis hamilton has missed out on pole position at the mexican grand prix on the weekend where he could seal the formula 1 drivers' championship. hamilton was third overall behind the red bull pair max verstappen and daniel ricciardo who claimed pole in the final qualifying session. the briton had already said the red bull cars seemed out of reach on this mexico track. his championship rival sebastian vettel will start behind hamilton in fourth. the mercedes driver has to finish seventh or better to ensure he wins the title. really depends how we get away. third race is a nice place to start here, you get a good code from the quys up here, you get a good code from the guys up ahead. naturally i'm going to be fighting to g