also coming up on the programme back to back winners — britain's joe salisbury and america's rajeev ramssfully defend their atp finals doubles title... welcome along, thank you forjoining us. for most of the cricket world cup india looked unstoppable. on home soil, they were unbeaten heading into today's final. but australia — like they've done so many times before — spoilt the party and ensured they left ahmedabad with a record extending sixth world cup title. among all their great cricketing achievements — this one will surely rank close to the top. our sports correspondent joe wilson was watching: anyone supporting india? start with about 130,000 at the ground and multiplied across the worldmost populous nation. picture the fascination and you can imagine the sales of replica shirts. a vivid display of indian strength. they had onlyjust finished the anthems. batting began with the captain, rohit sharma hitting three sixes in the first ten overs but the fun didn't last. australia have some outstanding fielders. travis head was chasing and diving and he caught it. yep, he caught it. st

britain's joe salisbury and the american rajeev ram have retained their doubles title, with a straight at the finals to 10 matches. they also won the us open earlier this year, for a third time in a row. and that's all the sport for now. backin back in the next hour. studio: some news from the last few hours, russell brand has been questioned by metropolitan police detectives in relation to allegations of historical six offences. an investigation by the sunday times, the times and channel 4's dispatches revealed allegations of rape, sexual assaults and emotional abuse against the comedian and actor. brand has previously denied the claims. for more on this, i spoke earlier to our culture reporter, noor nanji. well, the metropolitan police has confirmed that a man in his 40s attended a police station in south london on november the 16th — so that's last thursday — as first reported by the times newspaper. now, the police force said it was he was interviewed under caution by detectives in relation to allegations of three non—recent sexual offences, and it said that inquiries were continui

draper, cam norrie, and doubles specialists and multiple grand slam champions neil skupski and joe salisburysingles matches and a doubles if needed. joe wilson has the latest: jack draper is under way, this is the first match, a tight opening set, both players holding their served throughout, it went to a tie—break in the end but it was his opponent who has one that tie—break. in the end it went his way, 7—2, and so jack draper with work to do, 7—2 in that tie—break, written with work to do having lost at first set. these are life pictures than, serbia's number 55, 2a years old, quarterfinals and 2023, close to when it is first atp title at the bottom of your screen, but draper the favourites, reducing the forefront of the us open draper with the bigger shots, 2i forefront of the us open draper with the bigger shots, 21 years old hoping to win a switch and setting written up for the match between cameron norrie and novak djokovic, and there is a doubles the cider if needed. draperwent and there is a doubles the cider if needed. draper went in the first game in the second set, and transit lan

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britain's joe salisbury and the american rajeev ram have retained their doubles title at the atp finalsak djokovic hasjust begun his attempt to win a record—breaking seventh finals title — he takes on the home favourite jannik sinner, who beat him in the group stage. it's going with serve, djokovic 2—1 up in the opening set. denmark's nicolai hojgaard won the dp world tour championship in dubai, despite starting the final day two shots off the lead. hojgaard shot a final round of 64 — which included nine birdies — as he ended the day 21 under. there was a three way tie for second place with victor hovland, matt wallace and tommy fleetwood finishing on 19 under. yes, we will regroup after this, celebrate and then try to make a plan for what would happen next year, very excited. an incredible way to finish the year and you almost want to keep going, but it's been a long and draining season but a good one. can't wait to get to the off—season and put in some work so we can be in a stronger and better come 202a. and that's all the sport for now. let's start with the new footage which has bee

britain's joe salisbury said he was really proud of the effort he and partner rajeev ram of the unitedho ended her own life at 14, as an example of the dangers facing children on social media. angus crawford has more on this. i feel like they killed my son. that's how i feel. jennifer mitchell had no idea her son, ian, kept a secret. i keep his ashes in here. ian didn't tell her about the graphic videos he saw on social media about russian roulette. she only found out after he died — killed by a single gunshot. how do you feel about the tech companies, and whether they're taking their responsibilities to children seriously? they're not. it's all about the money. it's not about the kids. now, jennifer — along with hundreds of other parents — is suing the social media companies she blames for ian's death. to me, itjust feels like justice for my son. but, at the same time, ifeel like i can help other people. you know? it's like if somebody else did not have to go through my experience, then i think i did something good for the day. hello? is thatjennifer? oh, yes. today, she's sharing her

so i imagine skupski and so i imagine neal skupski and joe will play just joe salisbury will play justdjokovic will probably two rackets. so >> but andy murray. >> but no andy murray. >> but no andy murray. >> no andy murray. unfortunately, and but he's unfortunately, no. and but he's out of that. but it's going to be very tricky. but mainly because of novak . but it all because of novak. but it all takes place today, and that's in spain, in malaga. >> how lovely in that nice weather. >> lovely. when, when paul comes back, we're going to be talking abouti back, we're going to be talking about i mean, jeremy hunt, he makes his autumn statement yesterday. >> he stands up in the house and he delivers that. we're going to talk about what a ghanaian mp oh talked about his budget talked about in his budget statement. harry maguire , statement. and harry maguire, harry maguire featured. but the saga goes on will tell you what it is. at 7:20. >> and i'll tell you what, though. other quick one and though. one other quick one and i'll talk this. 7:00 is i'll talk about this. 7:00 is that a world