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joe wilson, bbc news.terlagos provided the dutchman with the crucial stepping stone to becoming world champion again? well, verstappen was as astonished as those watching. you know, starting p17, i knew that it was going to be a very tough race, but we stayed out of trouble. we made the right calls, we stayed calm and we were flying. so all of these things together, of course, made that result possible. but i mean, unbelievable to win here from so far back on the grid, yeah. manchester united's new manager will bejoining a team that has had its worst start to a season since 1986, but they did at least manage to claim a point in their first match since ruben amorim was appointed. he doesn'tjoin the club from sporting until later in the month, though, and ruud van nistelrooy was once again in charge of the 1—1 draw against chelsea. united took the lead at old trafford through a bruno fernandes penalty, but only four minutes later a volley from moises caicedo meant the game finished all square. it's an emotio

joe wilson reports. lando norris knew not what lay ahead, only who was behind. consequence, an aborted start, confusion, some cars moved and others didn't, investigations began, eventually they all started properly. lando norris lost ground straightaway, see his orange mclaren, george russell glyn preston in the early lead, rain, which i disrupted max verstappen's what a fine state for a lot. he moved rapidly, rain got serious, nor is it change tires, bad timing, red flag came and everyone else did, you see what is happening? the rain was suspended, norris reflected. stepan had made so much progress, under this move this mentee lead while norris slipped further back. for the red bull team it was a dream. max verstappen completed a dream that seemed impossible, felt absolutely decisive. joe wilson, bbc news the motogp championship will go down to the final round of the season after defending champion francesco bagnaia won the malaysian grand prix. the race at sepang had to be restarted after this crash on the second corner of the opening lap. bagnaia started from

joe wilson, bbc news.cesco bagnaia won the malaysian grand prix. the race at sepang had to be restarted after this crash on the second corner of the opening lap. bagnaia started from pole and a thrilling battle ensued with title rivaljorge martin. they swapped the lead several times over the opening three laps before the italian finally took control, staying in front to claim his tenth win of the season. but he still trails championship leader martin by 2a points. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories in the headlines today.. ronnie o'sullivan is through to the second round of the international championship. the rocket beat the former women's world champion — thailand's mink nutcharut by six frames to three in china. elsewhere there were wins for mark selby and john higgins. kenya's sheila chepkirui won the women's new york marathon. it came down to a battle with her compatriot hellen obiri in the final mile. but chepkirui outran obiri in the final stretch, defeating the defending champion w

joe wilson reports. lando norris knew not what lay ahead, only who was behind.17th, while lance stroll didn't even manage the formation lap. consequence — aborted start. confusion. some cars moved, others didn't. investigations began. eventually, well, they all started properly. norris lost ground straight away. see his orange mclaren, and george russell going past him into the early lead. rain, which had disrupted verstappen�*s qualifying, was gentle for a while.

joe wilson reports. lando norris knew not what lay ahead, only who was behind.m 17th, while lance stroll didn't even manage the formation lap. consequence — aborted start. confusion. some cars moved, others didn't. investigations began. eventually, well, they all started properly. norris lost ground straight away. see his orange mclaren, and george russell going past him into the early lead. rain, which had disrupted verstappen�*s qualifying, was gentle for a while. he moved rapidly. rain got serious. norris soon changed tyres. bad timing. red flag came, and everyone else did. can you see what's happening? verstappen had made so much progress on the resumption, this move meant he led, while norris slid further back.

our sports correspeondent joe wilson was watching.alls, scored nothing. close enough for the umpire. lbw. jacob apple battled then fell for ten, tough to make 100 in a test match when he's never scored one in county cricket. joe root is always reliable. nearly always. not for him. england 45—3. new zealand calmly in control. then the sun came out and so did harry broke. the quality of his batting was accompanied by ollie pope's reshuffled into middle order. make 77. enjoyed brooks's company. they were still together at the tea interval. is pretty relaxed. he's very good in terms of staying, he might hit a great shot and he's very level about it. so, yeah, it is good. all of this went hand—in—hand with new zealand fielding which fell so far below their normal standards. six drops in the day. took something special to remove pope. something horizontal. that's glen phillips. they dropped the easy ones, held the unfeasible one. makes for a great replay. harry broke defined the day. fewer players have ever made a stronger start to their te

though — and by the finest of margins, it was the all blacks who came out on top. 0ur correspondent joe wilsonthis was a drama we expected. the haka wasn't respected. could the rugby live up to the introduction? finding spaces at full pace is the essence of the game. this is the essence of the game. they led by two points at half—time. england seized their chance at half—time. it was tight. it was so tight. conversion followed this move. the last kick of the game. but he missed. the margin of victory was theirs. follow the ball wide of the post. so near but so far against new zealand once more. so the most narrow of defeats for england against the all blacks again — with australia, south africa and japan to come this month. let's get some more now from joe, who sent us this from west london. when asked a feel for george ford~ — when asked a feel for george ford. highly skilled player bed short— ford. highly skilled player bed short of— ford. highly skilled player bed short of match practice at the moment _ short of match practice at the moment. he missed the second drop— moment. he missed the

>> well, first thing i want to do is give a shout out to joe wilson from south carolina. joe, i don't know probably ten years ago started highlighting the dangers of confucius institute. i can't remember the exact year he did it but joe said the confucius institute are more light institutesut and something needs to be done about them. he had a hard time getting people toti pay attention. but what they try to do is sadly i'm not so subtly change the way people think about china and ask people think about china in positive ways. and i think they have done a lot to infiltrate the campuses, but i think one of the basic things have done is to say come to try to get people to believe, china is really not a bad culture, and that it's okay to like china and to feel okay with china. >> the chinese communist party. >> yes, the chinese communist party.le not the chinese people, the chinese communist party. but to say it's really not as bad as may be some in america have portrayed it to be. >> has the issue been resolved? >> no. they quit calling themselves confucius institutes in mos

. >> kevin: to quote joe wilson, you lie. that's what he seems to be saying there, brad. >> they chose gaslighting as a political strategy, the biden-harris administration, on everything from the border to inflation to gas prices. i still remember them calling it all putin's price hike and trying to blame all the prices and our economy going up on a war in ukraine when obviously that had something to do with it but there was a lot more to it than that, including their massive stimulus binge. they never took accountability and as the sitting vice president, kamala harris was always inextricably tied to the status quo while most americans felt the country was going on the wrong track. that's a recipe for electoral disaster so them when you add that to all of the single missteps she made, from not going on joe rogan and reaching millions of the exact audience she needed to reach, to not saying anything when she was asked about sympathetic media outlets like the view, what would you have done differently than joe biden back when

wilson. remember, joe? russell wilson, justin fields. who is going to start?n't seem to have a answer. you have two quarterbacks and not one but you got mike tomlin. you beat the ravens. this steeler team can win however you want them to. when you look at the afc right now, the afc north is a mess beneath them but the steelers, every year, because of that coach, a future hall of famer, they can do stuff like this and it is so underrated. the consistency in a league that prizes itself on truly randomness and steelers are neither of those things. >> yeah. it really is. it is -- the steelers team is coming together as just -- just an excellent top-to-bottom team. you're right, a lot of questions about two quarterbacks. but, man, they are looking brilliant right now. using justin fields when needed. of course, russell wilson, when needed. we even saw that near the end of the game yesterday. mika will tell you, if you ask, and you're always, what is joe really like? she will tell you i am the master of worthless trivia. about the only thing i am a master of. during

joe biden actually won the county by 14 votes. this is a community that was deeply republican, and it changed in just a handful of years. >> so what happened? wilsonwent to ask voters about living in the mostly evenly divided county in blue california. >> right now it is one of the more popular climbing areas in the immediate bishop area and the sierra. >> reporter: keeping an eye on the throngs of weekend visitors that have descended. >> and so if you are coming from that climbing gym, this is a steppingstone for you to go out and climb outside for the first time. all you really need is some shoes. >> reporter: as the reputation has climbed. so has the number of people who want to call this area home. they moved here three years ago. >> i really fell in love with it as it's an incredibly beautiful, you know, outdoor recreation and whether it will be skiing, snowboarding, trail running, rock climbing, whatever, where it is all here and it is just minutes away from your doorstep. >> a lot of new people are coming in because this is paradise. >> reporter: the family moved over a century ago when they were nothing, but ranchers. >> and it is definite

joe wilson, bbc news.first player through to the semi—finals of the uk championship in york. the world number one beat zhang anda by 6 frames to 2. trump recorded four centuries on his way to winning through to a place in the last four as he looks for a first title at this event since 2011. barry hawkins played some superb snooker to claim his place in the last 4. the world number 20 saw off triple crown winner shaun murphy by 6 frames to 2. hawkins knocked out defending champion ronnie 0'sullivan in the first round. that's just about it — a reminder that you can keep up to date with the latest from formula 0ne's sprint qualifying session in qatar on the bbc sport website and app, but that's all from me for now. more now on our top story and that moment of history — as mps at westminster voted — to support a bill, to legalise assisted dying.it was, in the end, relatively close — 330 votes to 275 — the bill now progresses to the next stage. the vote came after hours of — impassioned, personal, principled, m