and even more, black hull are empty space. there is nothing there. we describe the point at which you cannot escape less you're traveling faster than the speed of light, it is this legion surrounding this kind of energy. there is no matter there whatsoever. in fact there is a great excitement among people in our field. in large part, pay one half the price for theoretical work. what he proved his once his region forms, you have to be faster than the speed of light. [inaudible] the matter itself can't sit there anymore either. because it cannot break the speed of light. so perhaps you have a star that collapse it creates a dense object. to escape you have to travel faster than the speed of light. when he shows as it can't sit there and has to keep collapsing. it can no more sit there than it can travel faster than the speed of light. until what he proves, he doesn't prove a singularly form. when he proves is that what is left behind is an empty horizon. there is nothing there for there's no object there's our destiny. so if i think of a blackhole, wha

charlie hull hasjust moved toa moment. charlie hull hasjust moved to a one under at the moment. bit off the lead, but she is producing some good stuff out there so producing some good stuff out there so far? yes, she had a bit of a nightmare, the double bogey, and it dropped her down to one under. she was actually just a dropped her down to one under. she was actuallyjust a couple off the lead, she was three under the lead at that stage, so she's dropped down. but she's had back—to—back birdies after back bogeys, so she's not one under. she pulled out quite nicely. we are just seeing her birdie putt here after the first, which got her under way. some five shots off the lead off the lead at the moment. what do we know of the leader at the moment? six under, so obviously she's had a brilliant second round. what can you tell us about her? she has a slight advantage, the japanese course is very similar, to the one she's playing today, so she has a slight advantage. the yellow grass, the y regrets is very synonymous with japan, as well, so i think that's an advantage. but she's just

the next episode takes me back to my friends in syria that tom hull or our cast that's terrific that has been a friend past the corker stuff to work. but for the past many years and in this case with one of my best musical friends bob are the same. and so it's a pleasure for me to introduce him to you and for you to join us in our chats and are we you know after so many years. where now i. know that i want to make it a serious. problem they got a call me you can always come here to sample consensus pick them up call perfect all of the going to see is the last and 100 school of music at almost the end of those as they are out there at 1 pm and all the external bad last. 2 bus houston symphony. guys that are not on quest. for sale yet but our project. they're going to caucus for the americas good luck aspect of them there and and right there on the net if they sign us your book was. that the man i was young is in my home position was me i know he countersue me more than 10 years ago i was putting together my very 1st album we had my mechanic. and i couldn't think of a better soloist. y

we use that software to find further steam friends of the hull a shooter but they do not feature in the court files what's more despite the perpetrators excessive gaming behavior police interrogators did not ask him about his contacts on stage in a large proportion of lone wolves or regular players of hyper violent on. mind games. as part of an international venture involving journalists from 4 countries we managed to identify the steam profile of the christ church terrorist printing tyrant the profile is still active and is given a superior status by supporters with bonuses and the upgrades they buy yet another online hall of fame games glorifying attacks of publicly accessible on steam and enable users to express their murderous fantasies this game simulates an attack on a gay pride parade the guns used by the shooter that remarkably similar to those at the christ church shooter as is typical for steam games here are not subject to germany's network enforcement or facebook act steen is not required to monitor content and stores only a minimal proportion for the purposes of criminal in

mark in hessle, near hull, was up bright and early and sent us this picture.weather watchers. this is bbc news. what a year it's been for captain sir tom moore, the former british army officer and centenarian, known for his achievements raising tens of millions of pounds for charity in the run—up to his 100th birthday during the covid—19 pandemic. john maguire has been to meet him and find out about his christmas plans. as well as his plans well beyond that. it's been a year like no otherfor all of us. but for captain sir tom moore, 2020 has seen him catapulted from his back garden to worldwide adoration, and to a specially convened ceremony where he was knighted by her majesty the queen. december‘s always a time to look forward, but also back to boyhood christmases during the 1920s. you got up at six o'clock in the morning to see what father christmas had left overnight. when we were small boys, or small children, we didn't get a stocking, we got a pillowcase. you knew there'd be an orange at the bottom of it somewhere. but not a lump of coal? no! and later,

i think the cloudiest area will be from that north sea coast there around newcastle to hull, across yorkshireral parts of wales. but other than that, it actually looks fairly bright for most of us through sunday and a clear evening for many of us to come on sunday evening. so the jet stream pattern then into monday shows that dive in the jet stream and that colder air still coming in from the north. that pattern is here to stay, it's not going to budge, so that means the weather pattern across the uk won't be changing significantly from monday onwards. however, there will beat this weather front lurking out in the north sea which will rotate towards the uk during the course of monday night into tuesday. monday itself is actually looking pretty bright and quite chilly across many areas, but the area of cloud, may be some sleet and snow across northern part of england and scotland will sweep through during the course of monday night and into tuesday. to the south of that, i think it's going to stay mostly clear. so, let's have a look at the forecast then for the week ahead. there is temperature

year, the us women's open, the best of the british out on the course right now is england's charley hull's seven off the lead ofjapan's hinako shibuno, who didn't get off to the best of starts bogeying the first hole. she's on six under. song for someone is now a contender for the champion hurdle at the cheltenham festival after winning the international hurdle at the same track today. at 6—1, he just beat silver streak in a photo finish. and world champion ronnie 0'sullivan is through to the final of the scottish 0pen snooker for the first time after beating li hang 6—4. he'll face either mark selby orjamiejones in tomorrow's final. it's taken the whole season, but finally there's a car on pole for a formula one race that isn't powered by a mercedes engine. red bull's max verstappen pulled off a surprise in qualifying in abu dhabi by beating valtteri bottas and lewis hamilton to the top spot on the grid. nick parrott reports. they've dominated for the last six yea rs. they've dominated for the last six years. lewis hamilton was hoping to go on to win for a third year in a i’ow. go on to

in houston at the final major of the year — the us women's open — england's charley hull is falling awayrough 11 holes, two double bogeys today. the lead is being held byjapan‘s hinako shibuno — winner of the british open in 2019. she's on seven under through five holes, a three shot lead. song for someone is now a contender for the champion hurdle at the cheltenham festival after winning the international hurdle at the same track today. at 6—1, he just beat silver streak in a photo finish. and world champion ronnie 0'sullivan is through to the final of the scottish 0pen snooker for the first time after beating li hang 6—4. he'll face either mark selby orjamiejones in tomorrow's final. it's taken the whole season, but finally there's a car on pole for a formula one race that isn't powered by a mercedes engine. red bull's max verstappen pulled off a surprise in qualifying in abu dhabi by beating valtteri bottas and lewis hamilton to the top spot on the grid. nick parrott reports. with the sun setting on the strangest of formula i seasons, mercedes were probably expecting to sign off in st

among them was max piva hot ski chairman of hull is jewish community the experience has left him traumatized. sylvestre not. ever had a problem with the fireworks on new year's eve in the past but i noticed this year that they make me feel a bit i wouldn't say they make me nervous but i really don't feel comfortable i sociate them with the attack. in the death of me these are months look. when they attack or fail to enter the synagogue he shot a woman walking by who had spoken to him he then storm to a snack bar and opened fire killing a customer the gunmen filmed everything on his own helmet camera streaming the attack live on the internet. a sign in the window commemorates the 2 people who were killed. 9 months later the trial of the alleged perpetrator began. the 28 year old confessed expressing his extreme right wing views. he showed no remorse. max play wachowski has twice found paper swastikas left in front of the jewish community office once he saw a police officer surreptitiously removing a swastika he finds this unsettling. kind. of mind if i can't feel completely sure the police or

movement a gesture also supported by the christ church attacker in court and also found by the police in hull or on the computer of chef and bally. almost all of the terrorists in 2019 also used steam and online platform for buying and playing computer games which claims to have over a 1000000000 users they use the platform to play games and chat with other people around the world they also form groups and far right symbols are sometimes used in violent games 18 year olds david somberly was an active member of the extremist anti refugee camp on the scene. in july 26th he shot dead 9 people of non german origin in munich before killing himself there was substantial evidence pointing to a far right motivation somebody used the same terminology later used by the 2019 terrorists the 2 published a manifesto it's title i'm going to now kill every german turk. despite the fire. right motive to visit every you know forty's refused to see right wing terrorism as an issue it took until the end of 2019 for them to classify the attack as that of a far right extremist. attorney clowe d.n.a. or has been fi

and charley hull leads british hopes at the women's us open. also coming up in the programme...h break dancing now an olympic sport, we meet the 1a—year—old who's going for gold. in paris 202a. anthonyjoshua and kubrat pulev, kept apart at their weigh in — the former the heavier of the two heavyweights as the world champion prepares to put his belts on the line against the bulgarian. he will want to avoid the huge upset which saw him lose them to andy ruinr last year. before winning them back in the rematch, his last bout a little over a year ago. a clear edge though today between the pair, a sign perhaps of what's at stake. when i look at kubrat pulev, i'm saying, "that boy can't beat me. that boy can't beat me. i'm too good, i'm too quick." saturday, we must fight. we must win. and this is very important for me, to stay alive. we really want the undisputed fight, and kubrat pulev is the only one that stands in the way. but we also know the dangers of the division. we see it time and time again, and that's why ajay is box office. the fight is live on 5live tomorrow and our boxi

their game at shrewsbury town, along with home matches against blackpool and hull city, have all beename went ahead despite one player testing positive for coronavirus on monday. but now, a further four cases have been confirmed among players and staff at the club's academy of light training base. and exeter‘s heineken champions cup match at toulouse on sunday has been cancelled because of a covid—19 outbreak at the chiefs. glasgow's home game against lyon on saturday is also off because they played exeter last weekend. 20 warriors players are now self—isolating. 0ur rugby union correspondent chrisjones says european bosses are now going to meet to decide what happens next. because of fixture congestion, very little to no chance these games can be rearranged, so now a european cup panel will meet to decide how and whether and why a team couldn't fulfil the fixture and therefore how to allocate the match points. so more news on that in due course, what happens to those match points that would been played for in these games, but confirmation again that glasgow against lyon and toulouse

movement a gesture also supported by the christ church attacker in court and also found by the police in hull or on the computer of chef and bally. almost all of the terrorists in 2019 also used an online platform for buying and playing computer games which claims to have over a 1000000000 users they use the platform to play games and chat with other people around the world they also form groups and far right symbols are sometimes used in violent games 18 year old song bully was an active member of the extremist anti refugee camp on sting on in july 26th and he shot dead 9 people of non german origin in munich before killing himself there was substantial evidence pointing to a far right motivation somebody use the same terminology later used by the 2019 terrorists the 2 published a manifesto it's title i'm going to now kill every german turk. despite the far right motive the variant of dorothy's refused to see right wing terrorism as an issue it took until the end of 2019 for them to classify the attack as that of a far right extremist. attorney clowe d.n.a. or has been fighting for a compreh

the game at shrewsbury town along with home matches against blackpool and hull have all been called offs draw with wimbledon. that game went ahead despite one player testing positive for coronavirus on monday — but now a further four cases have been confirmed among players and staff. a quick look at some of the day's other stories... rugby union's also been affected. exeter‘s champions cup match at toulouse on sunday's been cancelled because of a covid outbreak in the holders squad. it means glasgow's match against lyon on saturday's also been called off because the warriors played the chiefs last weekend. chris dobey produced an impressive comeback round of the pdc darts world championships. he was 2 sets down to canada'sjeff smith but won three sets on the bounce to progress safely into round two. and mark selby started his world grand prix campaign with a hard fought win over china's wenbo liang. liang took the match to a deciding frame, but selby wrapped it up just days after winning the scottish open. next up tonight. cesc fabregas, paul pogba, hector bellerin, players who all made

portsmouth took top spot in league one from hull city as they beat them 2—0.als from jacob greaves and josh magennis as they missed the chance to stay at the head of the table. callum smith towered over saul canelo alvarez as the two fighters came head to head at the weigh in for their world title bout in texas this weekend. the liverpudlian is seven inches taller than the mexican but is a big underdog when they meet in the early hours of sunday morning. both weighed in on the 168 pound limit as they put their respective super middlewight world titles on the line. sixty six—year—old paul lim came from two sets down to reach the second round of the pdc world darts championship. the singaporean, who made his debut at the original world championship in 1982, beat luke humphreys at alexandra palace in london. the slinger‘s greatest moment came in 1990 when he had the first nine dart finish in such an event. and that's all the sport for now. hello. friday brought a lot of wet weather, especially in the west, pets and flooding problems across parts of wales, western

there've been lpga wins for georgia hall and mel reid since lockdown ended, and charley hull's hit form, too. ifi if i had to choose any of the british players to win, i will put my money on georgia hall. she has had obviously a couple of good years on the lpga and she has a strong head on her shoulders. the fact that she won the british open, which in my mind have similar conditions to what the conditions could be like this week in terms of wind, if the course plays hard at all in terms of the course being fast and hard. i think she will do very well in this setting and she has played very consistently over the last few years so consistently over the last few years soi consistently over the last few years so i think that plays in her favour as well. emily pederen won the last three events of the ladies european tour in november. south korea always strong. thank you very much forjoining us from washington, dc. thank you. next to cricket. a new look big bash tournament gets under way in australia tomorrow. x factor substitutes, something called a power surge and a bash boost are being in

it's like the hull it can pulling you aside and saying hull it can think you need anger management.k not like you when you angry. the president is trying to convince us that what we see and hear is no. >> excuse me! excuse me! order in the court, your highness. >> stephen: i am sorry this is one of my writers, eliana kwartler. >> eliana, what are you doing here? >> what are you doing here, sir? do you even know the answer to that? >> stephen: look, i know she's a fun character to play but that doesn't mean you can just interrupt the monologue. >> excuse me, objection-imon. >> this is my head writer, ariel. not you too. >> honestly eliana's impression is off by like 100,000, like 120 percent. she has zero blonde hair. zero. >> hey, no fair! i signed something that says if i am wrong, i go to prison. and i wrote it in lipstick on this cocktail napkin. >> stephen: okay, if you two could just let me finish my monologue. >> excuse me, excuse me. if anyone gets to play the fun drunk lady it's the most irish person. >> stephen: kate, you can't even pretend to be drunk. you are pregnant. >>

. >> i am proud and i am hull belled because of them. >>> one of padilla's biggest pushes was defending votes rights and election security. we spoke with him about those efforts. >> reporter: why do you see a rise in people deciding to have no party preference? >> a sign of the times. it is up to candidates and political parties to make their case to eligible voters why they should affiliate with them. >> latino organizations are applauding this. >> they are going to take the experiences to washington to make sure that we get more than $600 in terms of a relief check and when the vaccine is rolled out, that it is rolled out with equity. >> he will serve out the remainder of vice president-elect kamala harris' term. >> not everyone agrees with governor newsom's pick including the san francisco mayor, london breed. >> this is a real blow to the african-american community and african-american women and women in general. >> kamala harris became california's first african-american senator when she was sworn in and leaving the position behind meaning there are no black women serving in the se

. >> i am proud and i am hull belled because of them. >>> one of padilla's biggest pushes was defending votes rights and election security. we spoke with him about those efforts. >> reporter: why do you see a rise in people deciding to have no party preference? >> a sign of the times. it is up to candidates and political parties to make their case to eligible voters why they should affiliate with them. >> latino organizations are applauding this. >> they are going to take the experiences to washington to make sure that we get more than $600 in terms of a relief check and when the vaccine is rolled out, that it is rolled out with equity. >> he will serve out the remainder of vice president-elect kamala harris' term. >> not everyone agrees with governor newsom's pick including the san francisco mayor, london breed. >> this is a real blow to the african-american community and african-american women and women in general. >> kamala harris became california's first african-american senator when she was sworn in and leaving the position behind meaning there are no black women serving in the se

missed school for at least 5 murders alone and its propaganda videos were found on the computer of the hull a synagogue attack these groups are fuelled by far right ideologies and their ultimate goal is to overthrow society the manifestoes posted by the attackers of $21000.00 more repeat with similar if not identical philosophies and steam where the very same kill is publicly posted is where groups like the tone deaf and division have been recruiting then lone wolves it's been clear now to most european democracies that their biggest threat right now are white extremists and there are many reasons for that but the point is the imminent threat is coming from the right and they were acting the part the thing is their technological catch up. still wired. when compared to the ability of this troops to get into encrypted platforms and then move once they were detected a few months ago one such online neo nazi group was shut down in an international police operation c.c.t.v. captured any and member of the foyer division placing a bomb outside an international office building in vilnius failed to

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the physical process is more complicated phoenix is filled with helium the material for the outer hull had to be developed specially it needed to be lightweight but dense enough to prevent the tiny helium molecules from seeping through. the wings are made of lightweight carbon fiber both the wings and tail carry solar panels to provide the plane with power some is stored in batteries meaning phoenix can also fly at night. this is phoenix in its fully assembled station the aircraft will likely be used as an atmospheric satellite or pseudo satellite either for telecommunications or for things like land surveillance after natural disasters to see where help is most needed one of the possibilities is as a suit our satellites are being able to do surveillance and monitoring and for that it would fly at 20000 meters and 20000 meters because that's where the weather is most benign. winds are a much lower than they are down on the surface phoenix is 15 meters long and weighs just $120.00 kilos without the helium. that means it requires very little power. its huge advantage is that because it h

the physical process is more complicated phoenix is filled with helium the material for the outer hull had to be developed specially it needed to be lightweight but dense enough to prevent the tiny helium molecules from seeping through. the wings are made of lightweight carbon fiber both the wings and tail carry solar panels to provide the plane with power some is stored in batteries meaning phoenix can also fly at night. this is phoenix in its fully assembled stage the aircraft will likely be used as an atmospheric satellite or pseudo satellite either for telecommunications or for things like land surveillance after natural disasters to see where help is most needed one of the possibilities is as a suit our satellites are being able to do surveillance and monitoring and for that it would fly at 20000 meters and 20000 meters because that's where the weather is most benign. winds are much lower than they are on the surface phoenix is 15 meters long and weighs just $120.00 kilos without the helium. that means it requires very little power. its huge advantage is that because it has no eng

the physical process is more complicated phoenix is filled with helium the material for the outer hull had to be developed specially it needed to be lightweight but dense enough to prevent the tiny helium molecules from seeping through. the wings are made of lightweight carbon fiber both the wings and tail carry solar panels to provide the plane with power some is stored in batteries meaning phoenix can also fly at night. this is phoenix and it's fully assembled steam engine the aircraft will likely be used as an atmospheric satellite or pseudo satellite either for telecommunications or for things like land surveillance after natural disasters to see where help is most needed one of the possibilities is as a suit our satellites are being able to do surveillance and monitoring and for that they would fly at 20000 meters and 20000 meters because that's where the weather is is most benign. winds are much lower than they are on the surface phoenix is 15 meters long and weighs just $120.00 kilos without the helium. that means it requires very little power. its huge advantage is that because

it climbed for several kilometers before leveling off its stainless steel hull glinting in the sun. after 4 minutes and 45 seconds of flight this ship switched off its engines and began its descent but just as a flawless journey seemed within reach the ship was engulfed in a ball of flames. despite this dramatic finale the test is considered a success by space x. the company believes the data collected will help to develop a space ship capable of carrying both crew and cargo to the moon mars and beyond. space x. found a long mask with enthusiastic tweeting miles here we come. there will be more tests soon here in the texan desert construction of stock ship number 9 is almost complete. stick with us. now to. the fight against the corona virus pandemic. has the rate of infection been developing. the latest research. information and context around a virus update. on t w. i don't entirely run by a scam for jurors or dealing with an enemy killed many civilians. come including my father. i was a student i wanted to build a life for myself. but suddenly life became our kind of. providing i

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and climb for several kilometers before leveling off its slick stainless steel hull glinting in the sun. after 4 minutes and 45 seconds of flight the starship switched off its engines and began its descent. but just as a flawless journey seemed within reach the ship was engulfed in a ball of flames. and. despite this dramatic finale the test is considered a success by space x. the company believes that the data collected will help to develop a spaceship capable of reaching deep into the universe space x. founder even musk was enthusiastic tweeting mars here we come. there will be more tests soon here in the texan desert construction of starship number 9 is almost complete. paolo rossi the star of italy's successful 982 world cup campaign has died at the age of 64 the former you ventas and ac milan striker who later became a t.v. pundit won the golden ball and golden boot in 1982 rossi also won 2 city titles one european cup and the cup italia but he will be remembered most for his time with italy he scored 6 goals to lead italy to world cup victory 38 years ago his family did not disclo

i think it was a new hull after time high for disney. >> yeah.e's -- if the streaming business for television is an arms race right now in terms of spending on content,-then disney, i think, is starting to look like the the death star to its competitors. the company if had a future-year future-year -- five-year goal, and it reached the high end of that goal not in five years, but in about one year. so there's a new goal now, and talking about disney plus, espn plus and hulu, they want to reach a combined 300 million to 350 million subscribers by fiscal 2024. so you say, well, how many is that? well, netflix is close to 200 million today, so disney has, you know, ambitions to be much larger than in the flicks is now. i think there's a very real possibility that disney could catch up with netflix, maybe even overtake it in the years ahead. i think even the bulls didn't really anticipate something like that. it's not cutting prices on streaming, it raised prices, and this revenue windfall from automatic subscribers, it's and spending massively on co

mark in hessle, near hull, was up bright and early and sent us this picture.drove in this morning it was a gorgeous morning. crisp and cold and bright but i think you have bad news on the way? that's right, we have a named storm on the way, so you are right, although the weather has been quiet today, we have got a named storm on the way, and i will tell you more about that in a second. the best of the sunshine across england, things are clouding over further north and west, and although there will be an early touch of frost in south—east england, as it turns cloudier some splashes of rain, and it turns milder. by the end of the night we will be frost free. already at this stage, we will see some heavy rain pushing into western scotland. that will be there pretty much all day on boxing day, with the risk of some localised flooding. elsewhere, a milder day, some showers around particularly for southern counties of england and wales. temperatures up of england and wales. temperatures up to 11 celsius, but then storm bella is on the way. this will be causing probl

charley hull is four off the lead with 2018 women's open winner georgia hall one shot better off.rday means she'll tee off in the final group this afternoon. following in the footsteps of a famous father is never easy, made even harder if yours happens to be tiger woods. but woods junior looks every bit as good as his dad, with charlie paird alongside him at a tournament in florida — a competition that pairs professionals with a family member. this is the 11—year—old setting himself up for an eagle at the third hole. charlie and tiger posted a 10—under round of 62 to tie for sixth place with five other teams. charlie is the youngest to play in this 36—hole event that began in 1995. i really don't care about my game. i am just making sure charlie has the time of his life, and he is doing that. people are making sure that he is able to enjoy all this, because he is having so much fun, i have to. and you get the chance to vote for your sports personality of the year tonight. it's taking place here in media city in what has been a very different sporting year. jo currie looks at the c

mark in hessle, near hull, was up bright and early and sent us this picture.top story, in her christmas day message, queen elizabeth has reminded those struggling due to coronavirus this year that they are not alone. she said that what many wanted for christmas this year was a simple hug ora christmas this year was a simple hug or a squeeze christmas this year was a simple hug or a squeeze of the hand and they could be assured of her thoughts and prayers. she is spending the day apart from her family like many others. hello there. fairly quiet weather around for the rest of the day. we have already had some sunshine, the best of it across england. this was the scene earlier towards the south coast with high cloud in the sky. for the northwest, the cloud has been gathering rain for western scotla nd been gathering rain for western scotland from this band of cloud and the cloud all associated with an area of low pressure near iceland that's already been named storm bella. that will cause problems across parts of the uk saturday night and on into sunday. more on

mark near hull was up bright and early and sent this picture., and socially distanced singers wore hard hats and boiler suits because notre dame is still a construction site. they performed pieces by mozart and schubert as well as more light—hearted songs like jingle bells. #0h # oh what fun it is to ride in a one—horse open sleigh # jingle bells hello. even the weather is taking it fairly easy this christmas day. a chilly start but a fine day for the majority, with light winds. it will remain feeling cold, even with some sunshine. the reason it is pretty quiet for today is this area of high pressure here. we might see a few showers coming into eastern regions of england today, and later on, the westerly winds will pick up across scotland and northern ireland. so, more cloud arriving, and there will be some rain for western scotland and for parts of northern ireland to come in the afternoon. as the cloud comes in, temperatures will come up in these areas. perhaps will come up in these areas. our warmest box up tl degrees, perhaps our warmest box

it climbed for several kilometers before leveling off its slick stainless steel hull glinting in the sun. after 4 minutes and 45 seconds of flight the starship switched off its engines and began its descent. but just as a flawless journey seemed within reach the ship was engulfed in a ball of flames. despite this dramatic finale the test is considered a success by space x. the company believes that the data collected will help to develop a space ship capable of reaching deep into the universe space x. founder even musk was enthusiastic tweeting mars here we come. there will be more test soon here in the texan desert construction of star ship number 9 is almost complete. and a reminder now of our top story this hour the head of a germany's public health institute has said the country's coronavirus infection rate has taken a worrying turn the earch tighter controls to prevent another exponential rise germany's daily news count has hit a new record high of more than 23000. and. 5 cities sunday deadline to the side of talks on a course reg's a trade deal are worth continuing meanwhile th

she's four under par, a shot clear of the field, with britain's charley hull two off the pace.the bbc sport website, including live text commentary on second practice ahead of the abu dhabi grand prix. good afternoon. the head of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, has said the bloc will decide on sunday if there are the conditions for a post—brexit trade deal. she insisted the eu's priority was to protect the single market — but the uk would also have sovereignty to make its own decisions. speaking on a visit to blyth in northumberland the prime minister said he is not hopeful of a deal. we are always hopeful. negotiations are continuing. 0ur teams are still out there in brussels. if this was a big change in what they are seeing, iam yet big change in what they are seeing, i am yet to see it. there are two key things where we cannot make progress. that is the ratchet because they have got to keep the uk locked into whatever they want to do in terms of legislation. and it is theissue in terms of legislation. and it is the issue of fish, where we have got to be able t

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it climbed for several kilometers before leveling off its stainless steel hull glinting in the sun. after 4 minutes and 45 seconds of flight the starship switched off its engines and began its descent but just as a flawless journey seemed within reach the ship was engulfed in a ball of flames. despite this dramatic finale the test is considered a success by space x. become pany believes the data collected will help to develop a space ship capable of carrying both crew and cargo to the moon mars and beyond. space x. found a long musk with enthusiastic tweeting mas here we come. there will be more tests soon here in the texan desert construction of stock ship number 9 is almost complete. welchers short break i'll be back to take you through the days to ground we will be right back. in. the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection been developing. measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information and context. the coronavirus of data the coligny special monday to friday on g.w. . in the far north. beyond the inhabitable world. it's lo

as the latest catch is landed in hull, uk fishing fleets are hoping life outside the eu will be moren 0.1% of the uk economy. so can a row over access to our waters really be such a pinch point in a wider trade deal? in bolton, the prime minister is meeting apprentices in the communications industry. hello, how are you doing? nice to see you. but also indulging in some megaphone diplomacy, calling on the eu to compromise. things are looking difficult, and there is a gap that needs to be bridged. the uk's done, we've done a lot, i think, to try and help, and we hope that our eu friends will see sense and come to the table with something themselves. also ramping up the rhetoric, the eu's chief negotiator emphasised to the european parliament that time was running out. translation: we are at the moment of truth. there is very little time remaining, just a few hours to work through these negotiations if we want this agreement to enter into force on the 1st ofjanuary. the chance of an agreement is there, but i believe the path is very narrow. the question of fishing rights goes to the hea

at the us women's open, england's charlie hull is seven shots off the lead at the halfway point, butston. japan's hinako shibuno is in front on seven under par. there's lots of champions cup rugby today — as well as qualifying for the abu dhabi grand prix, which is just under way. you can follow it all live via the bbc sport website and app, plus commentary on 5 live sports extra. that's all the sport for now. more throughout the afternoon. great to see you. thanks very much indeed. the headlines on bbc news... one day left to secure a trade deal — talks resume in brussels with both sides warning they're unlikely to reach a post—brexit agreement by tomorrow's deadline. the us regulator authorises the pfizer biontech coronavirus vaccine. donald trump says it'll be rolled out immediately. world leaders will hold a virtual climate summit later — to lay out their plans for cutting greenhouse gas emissions. community coronavirus testing programmes are to be rolled out in 67 councils under tier 3 restrictions in england. more than 1.5 million rapid turnaround tests will be provided in an e

places like belfast and glasgow, but i think the central swathe of the uk often cloudy — say, from hulle temperatures and variable weather with just a bit of sunshine now and then. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... brexit talks between the uk and the eu will resume on sunday after a phone call between boris johnson and the president of the european commission —

but cloudy in hull, the midlands and toward southern parts of wales.ngle figure temperatures and variable weather with a bit of sunshine now and again.