the captain then took over from the new recruits, as jonny sexton widened the gap even further.50 point mark, an impressive irish performance. one more in paris next week and the longest six nations in history will be theirs. craig templeton, bbc news. and ireland up against italy in the women's competition which also paused during the pandemic. ireland leading 14—7, having won two of their three matches before the pandemic struck. england top the group with what has been an impressive four wins from four. to twickenham next where exeter are hoping to add to their trophy collection today. as they chase an historic double. crowned champions of europe last weekend, they're hoping to become english champions with victory over wasps in the premiership final. henry slade had pulled exeter back in front early on after a jimmy gopperth penalty for wasps.

jonny has been doing thatjob for exeter, good in the line—out, good in defence and around the ruck areae opposition, so he has been consistent in that. he's got a great attitude, great work ethic and he's a really fine example of what exeter have produced. a huge moment for him, and a5 a huge moment for him, and as far as scotla nd a huge moment for him, and as far as scotland are concerned, a name familiar to many but hasn't been in the equation lately, finn russell, having mi55ed tho5e opening matches for scotland in the six nations. fans of scottish rugby will be mightily plea5ed he's back in the fold now. i think fans of scotland by fold now. i think fans of scotland rugby are all neutral5 a5 fold now. i think fans of scotland rugby are all neutral5 as well, watching that game. it's great to 5ee russell back in a scotland 5hirt and back doing what he does best. the hatchet looked up and buried with gregor townsend after the troubles earlier on this year. stuart hogg i5 troubles earlier on this year. stuart hogg is back as well, so an exciting scotland team. and even though that wale

jonny hill scoring two tries in their 35—6 win over west country rivals bath.ir fifth and final try at sandy park. exeter could do the domestic and european double. they‘re in the champions cup final next weekend too. elsewhere, ospreys are playing ulster in the pro14. ulster have had little success in recent away games but at the break, they lead ten—6 with them and scoring the only try in the first half. ulster were rewarded when marcel cuts across the line. there is about 20 minutes left. the women‘s premier 15s rugby season is under way in england after last season was declared null and void in april due to the pandemic. gloucester—hartpury got their campaign off to a flying start with a bonus—point win at home to exeter chiefs. this early score from kelly smith was the pick of the cherry and whites‘ six tries as they won 34—14. elsewhere, there were wins for saracens, loughborough and harlequins, who beat durham 103—0. next, it‘s been a day of mixed fortunes in formula 1. lewis hamilton‘s hopes of equalling michael schumacher‘s record of 91 wins in tomorro

but few turned up, as jonny williams finally broke bulgarian resistance minutes from the end. that's ten hours of competitive football without conceding a goal for wales. and a tricky away trip to oslo faced northern ireland. norway beat them 5—1 in their last match but this time, they were holding their own, until they were undone by a corner and an own goal. the effort was there, the result was not, and northern ireland remain bottom of their group without a win to their name. a mixed bag for the home nations, top of their great, scotland and wales but here, a relentless schedule for the gareth southgate interchanges and he opted for pragmatism over panache, and ill discipline saw his planned sale out of the window. they started the night top of the great and they have ended it third. natalie, many thanks. all the football news from wembley, there. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. welcome to bbc news. hello to viewers in the uk joining those around the world. it's now time for us to take a first look at the national and inte

. >> jesse: everybody knows johnny, my assistant, jonny's great-grandmother would've been 115 years oldpassed away in 2006, god rest her soul. jonny's great-grandmother received a ballot today in the mail in brooklyn and i'm not going to say whether he filled it out for trump or not, but the fact that she's been passed away for so long and received a ballot unsolicited unless she solicited it from beyond the grave, that is scary and if you look at what happens in california, i looked at the map, 250,000 people passed away in california every year so the last four years it's a million people in california that passed away. let's say that half of them are registered voters pray let's say half, half a million ballots they are sending out to dead people. >> greg: you are saying that because you're dead you can't vote. >> jesse: yes, i am. i am. if you can even take 10,000 of that half-million you could swing a congressional race from red to blue. or if you want to screw it up you go the other way but that's how bad it is and i did also research on trump saying they are throwing ballots in c

all eyes are on moscow right now as the russian foreign minister is mediating talks with his nearby jonny and armenian counterparts now the call they keep it up just recently with both sides accusing each other escalations and both sides of being really serious about standing on the ground sold the solves are going to be very important. to not only stop the hostilities in the region but also perhaps find some common ground between the 2 sides that's all this once again are ongoing and we will be here to cover everything that's going on and of course we'll give you the all comments that as we have it. since the decades old conflict burst back to life nearly 2 weeks ago the fighting has only been intensifying there are conflicting reports on both sides about casualties and videos are being released on a daily basis showing the destruction inside the disputed region and its surrounding areas. case in point an historic a siege of the house of nickel and i countered by. was badly damaged after being shelled 3 russian journalists nearby were also injured one of them seriously here's the afterma

pictures of his car earlier in the day i talked to eldar resume off he's a journalist from an ulcer by jonny t.v. channel and he described the damage on the side of the border. we have seen. destroyed houses destroyed. this droid infrastructure is that there are people from their civil population people that have nothing to do with their military actions the local resident refused to leave their house or refused to leave their region armenians are accusing azerbaijan of targeting civilians we know civilians have lost their lives in this conflict is that what is happening talking about i mean yeah. that's a complete nonsense the military command. that i was there but janet army does not target civilian people as well as a really interesting infrastructure that targets army are firing positions. we want their infrastructure is in the local. why it was there by john 5 doesn't fight against civilians other budget his fight in court liberation it's all carrot there is. trump is in the hospital for a 3rd day after contracting co but one thing aside from health concerns the u.s. president's conditi

captain stuart hogg and jonny grey return to the side following their european and premiership cup winsther player to reach the milestone. exeter lockjonny hill will make his international debut in rome. we needed to find a big, tall, strong lock to replace george cruz. he has been an outstanding member of our team. jonny has been doing thatjob for exeter, good in the line—out, good in defence and around the ruck area, carrying and stopping the opposition, so he has been consistent in that. he's got a great attitude, great work ethic and he's a really fine example of what exeter produced. this weekend's women's six nations game between ireland and france has been called off due to an outbreak of coronavirus within the french squad. it's not clear whether france will forfeit the match, or if it will be postponed until december to coincide with italy and scotland's meeting. champions england go in search of a grand slam against italy, having prepared for the match in a covid secure bubble. dan evans beat austria'sjurij rodionov in straight sets to reach the third round of the vienna open.

neutral and should condemn the actions of both also by john and tukey we spoke to her and also by jonny foreign ministry spokesperson. to comment. it's good can france and the rest of europe put up with what is going on in the guernica with a situation where every means who leave there could again suffer genocide i remind you that as a by john attack nagorno-karabakh and at amenia a sovereign state so there was a unilateral declaration of war the only aim of which was to exterminate the armenian population to remain neutral is irresponsible and dignified and most importantly in affective this is not a situation where we can remain neutral we are seen the mass murder of civilians the military intentions of turkey and as a bridge on a clear one country x. on behalf of other one in relation to armenia and again and they leave well to take nagorno-karabakh is a trophy and then taken meaning there are several ways to solve this conflict the 1st is diplomatic a good look at about should urgently be recognized as an independent state the 2nd is to send international troops on the e.u. and men

by jonny town bordering the conflict and it's also mixed reaction to the hostilities with i mean. we will win back as soon as possible and go to karabakh and put a flag. to. do the work. donald trump is new to a military hospital as a precautionary measure after testing positive for corona virus speculation runs wild about the implications of his infection the 2020 presidential race. and the french leader among your micron unveils a plan to counter islam is separatism veyron neutral or defending secular values critics have been quick to condemn. the morning welcome you're watching r.t. international. we start with the deadly standoff between armenia and azerbaijan on europe's southern border with asian in the latest development a hospital that's been hit by their strike in need disputed province of nagorno karabakh and there are unconfirmed reports of casualties the hospital was treating soldiers they have now been evacuated from the area from near the explosion site is r.t. if you start off. today we witnessed one of the worst bombings of the planet the city which is the capital

they saw as as in about johnny aggression in germany meanwhile we saw i said with pro as in about jonny protesters take to the streets demanding the germany take aside the asean but johnny site there was as there was a lot of passion from supporters of both sides nevertheless the reason our a breakthrough which you do just a few days ago was unthinkable book. about john insisting that there was a military solution. mean you're saying that this was a fight to the death super progress is certainly been marketed and there ease a lot of optimism that now there ease a way forward diplomatic. armenia and azerbaijan reached an agreement as the foreign ministers of both nations held marathon talks on friday here in moscow with russia serving as mediator it took 10 hours for the 2 sides to come to terms the talks were held in a fairly close format and neither country spoke to the media afterwards russia's foreign minister made the announcement of you live. in your opinion a cease fire is announced from. the 10th of october for humanitarian purposes to exchange the prisoners of war and other deta

jonny evans has been included in the northen ireland squad for their upcoming european championship play—offg off in leicester's win over man city in the premier league on sunday. northern ireland play bosnia—herzegovina on october 8th, and then have a couple of nations league matches the same week. it's day two of the scottish 0pen and the sun is shining at the renaissance club in east lothian. and it's been a good morning for england's ian poulter. he shot a five—under—par 66 to finish the day on nine—under, tied with lee westwood. but robert rock is the leading brit, on ten—under, one shot behind the leader, australia's lucas herbert. the engine manufacturer honda are going to leave formula one at the end of 2021. they provide engines for both red bull and alpha tauri, so both teams will need to find a new engine supplier. and it leaves the sport with just three engine companies. honda says the move was a result of the transformation of the car industry away from internal combustion engines. and the french open tennis continues today. simona halep amongst those in action. you can follow i

the new season should begin behind closed doors. jonny evans has been included in the northern irelandhampionship play—off against bosnia—herzegovina and nations league matches. the defender was an injury concern after limping off in leicester's win over manchester city on sunday. the liverpool forward rhian brewster is on his way to sheffield united. he's set to move for a club record deal worth £23.5m. he spent the end of last season on loan at swansea city in the championship. to the french open third round where 12 time champion rafael nadal is in action against the italian stefano travaglia. nadal whipped through the first set winning 6—1 in 23 minutes ceiling victory with a rather nice volley here. the spaniard has yet to dropa volley here. the spaniard has yet to drop a say in this tournament so far. you will face the qualifier in the last 16 on sunday. in the womens draw — top seed simona halep is already into the last 16 after thrashing american teenager amanda anisimova injust 54 minutes. 6—love, 6—1 the score. third seed elina svitolina is also through. let's turn our attent

jonny mellor was the first briton across the line. our correspondantjoe wilson is on the mall.a new winnerfor not great weather for it but a new winner for the not great weather for it but a new winnerfor the men? not great weather for it but a new winner for the men? absolutely and i think when the organisers, who went to such great lengths to make this happen, planned it, what they would have hoped for is a sprint finish coming round the end of the 19th lap. they and we would have anticipated eliud kipchoge being involved in that but in the end he was back in eighth place when shura kitata and dreich completed that incredible finish. shura kitata eventually crossed the line —— shura kitata and vincent kipchumna. huge credit to him. eliud kipchoge said he was struggling with various issues, blocked here, crump, hip problems, he did not blame the weather but it has been tough for everybody. —— cramp. the women's race began at 7:15am, barely light and rain even them. you can get an idea of the layoutjust i9 and rain even them. you can get an idea of the layoutjust 19 laps of st

meanwhile, exeter locked jonny hill will make his international debut in rome. ethic and he's a really fine example of what exeter produced. this weekend's women's six nations game between ireland and france has been called off, due to an outbreak of coronavirus within the french squad, with ireland told to prepare fora training camp this weekend instead. it's not clear whether france will forfeit the match or if it will be postponed until december to coincide with italy and scotland's meeting. champions england go in search of a grand slam against italy, having prepared for the match in a covid—secure bubble. we got told as soon as we were going in there, you have to keep two metres, girls, and constantly wear face masks and when we go out to train, we have a training block and we have to wash our hands, sanitise our hands, then we go back in, the balls get washed. it has become the norm in the last couple of weeks. at first we were like, what is this? this is ridiculous. but actually it's about safety. we don't want the virus to come into the squad and wipe a

i want to know if you ever heard of jonny flynn. >> jonny flynn. >> anybody? >> no, no. huh-uh. major way. the actor about to get his rami malek moment in the upcoming david bowie biopic "stardust." check him out in this brand-new trailer we just got for the film. it's pretty great. >> act like a star. don't stop until you have them on the floor groveling. >> oh, yes, i am. rock star, or somebody impersonating a rock star? what's the difference? >> well, the difference is this movie looks incredible set in 1971 when he first came to america with his publicist played by marc maron. his eccentric style leading bowie to reinvent himself as ziggy stardust when it's available on demand november 25th. >>> now an exclusive announcement for our "gma" fans about the 54th annual cma awards. we're so excited to be the first able to tell you about some of the performers who will take the stage for country music's biggest night. host reba mcentire and darius rucker will perform a tribute performance that we heard will be emotional and compelling. rucker performing with lady a in a live perfo

democratic leadership so i think it will be interesting, mitch mcconnell i'm sure is hearing from the jonni ernhvts and thom tillises of -- joni ernsts and tom tillises of the world. saying the democrats in the house passed something in may and passed something three weeks ago so mitch mcconnell does feel pressure but he has always prioritized judicial appointments over everything else and that's what he's doing now. we'll see if something actually gets done. i remain skeptical, i think. >> dagen: harris, i'll point out that the bill that passed by the democrats in may this $1 trillion to the states and the blue states in the first rescue package got an outsized portion of the rescue money versus the red states, and nancy pelosi said no to a $1 trillion offer from the white house. she said no to a $1.6 trillion offer from the white house. and she rejected the latest which was close to $1.9 trillion. who is saying no here? >> harris: i'm going to give you the numbers that matter to americans today and that is the spike that we're seeing in the midsection of the country and the numbers on the

shushi itself shushi the town that by jonny school shusha it's it's a big blow i think for the armenians that what are they saying at the moment though is that the this 1st attack by the azerbaijani forces has been pushed back. they are saying as well that this is going to be a very difficult place for the azerbaijani forces to take it's essentially kind of mountain citadel it's it's it's on a rocky outcrop and getting up those steep sides to the city itself is going to be very very difficult the armenians are saying that yes things have been bad before in the 19 ninety's was that things were looking very grim there for their forces but they managed to turn it around and adventure the prevail as they are hoping that in. president of us about john's promise to his people the. he will take back the entire city of new going to karabakh and the surrounding areas for azerbaijan that he's essentially over promised and this is leading him to rush a military assault leaving as a by johnny troops overstretched and overexposed and therefore vulnerable to counter attacks but they know there might m

a williams special — neco with the cross, jonny with the finish, everyone with the celebration, as waleswas stuart dallas. back—to—back defeats, now bottom of their nation‘s league group. for northern ireland, not a pleasant fall. ben crutcher, bbc news. project big picture is dead in the water, after premier league clubs voted unanimously to reject it. this was the plan to shake up domestic football and give more money to the football league. but there were big concerns — it‘d give too much control to the so—called big six teams. well, there is another idea. premier league clubs have agreed to work on a strategic plan for the financing of english football. they‘ll also offer a £50 million rescue package to leagues 0ne and two, to make sure clubs don‘t go out of business during the pandemic — that‘s on top of more than £27 million already paid in solidarity payements. football league clubs will discuss the proposals today. it looks like conor mcgregor is coming out of retirement, again. the former two—weight ufc champion says he‘s agreed a date to fight the american dustin poirier in tex

jonny heyes is the co—owner of common — he also runs three other venues in manchester, two of which arewhen the police arrived on friday. we opened up police arrived on friday. we opened upfor our police arrived on friday. we opened upforourfirst police arrived on friday. we opened up for our first day's trade under tier 3 restrictions and soon after, mid—afternoon, the police were obviously instructed to do the rounds and ensure that businesses we re rounds and ensure that businesses were complying with the new regulations and to try and make some sort of statement about what they considered to be a substantial meal. somewhere in the middle of the afternoon they came around and saw some people eating a slice of pizza outside and came in and said they did not feel that was a substantial meal and did not qualify and instructed us to stop selling slices. i know you don't have a bad word to say about the police because you think they are trying to carry out theirjob to the best of their ability when it comes to restrictions but what did you say to them? at the time there is not a great dea

. >> the missing person was a man named jonny altinger, 39, single, worked in the oil inland, liked to ride motorcycles. unlucky with women. he had a wide circle of friends who are now telling police something kind of weird. altinger seemed to have dropped off the face of the earth except for the strange e-mails he was sending. >> i've left with a woman, going to costa rica. >> she was one of the recipients of the e-mails, his old friend, deborah tycro. >> saying he had met a wonderful girl named jen and he was going to costa rica and i received several of them. i received six all together but in runs of three. >> reporter: six messages. how -- the same message? >> exact same message. >> same words. >> hi there. i've met a wonderful girl named jen. i'm going to costa rica. i will keep in touch and call you when i get back after the holidays, johnny. >> reporter: almost formal in a way. >> yes. >> reporter: suddenly. >> yes. >> reporter: like somebody you didn't really know was sending you an e-mail. >> absolutely. i was, like, that's really odd. that doesn't sound like john. >> reporte

jonny losada viene de jurado y se queda con nosotros para "sin rollo".os las manos con frecuencia. y usemos mascarilla todas las veces que salimos de casa. juntos, podemos luchar contra el covid-19. ♪ ♪ ♪ satcha:muy buenos dÍas. viernes 23 de octubre. con mÁs cordialidad joe biden y donald trump se enfrentan en el Último debate presidencial. ibas a escuchar quÉ dicen en hora de la noche sobre la polÍtica tolerancia cero que no estaba en la agenda. [habla en inglÉs] alan: captado en cÁmara queda al instante en que una mujer intenta secuestrar a un bebÉ de un aÑo. al no lograrlo trata de robarse a otro menor. en vivo, desde california vas a ver a quiÉn buscan las autoridades y dÓnde estarÍa al acecho. satcha: el inesperado encuentro de chiquis rivera y mister tempo acapara las cÁmaras. Él hace declaraciones sobre ataques que ha recibido de parte de lorenzo mÉndez. >> no voy a contestar nada. no voy a responder. no sabÍa que me estaba mandando mensaje. alan: entra en su etapa final "mi hijo es un artista". regresa esta maÑana johnny lozada para elegir al Úl

jonny williams got the goal for ryan giggs' side. not such a good night for northern ireland.o much power and control to the big six teams. there is another cunning plan. premier league sides have agreed to work on a strategic plan for the financing of english football. they will also offer a £50 million rescue passage —— package to lower legs to make sure clubs do not go out of business during the pandemic, on top of more than £27 million paid in solidarity payments. the football league clubs will discuss the latest proposals today. i was always have the belief when i heard the news about project big picture is that it would be hard to get through so in the back of my head i did not feel it had a chance. it was positive news for the majority of the clubs but in a way it has acted as a catalyst for this conversation. real problems for wasps. what true players and three members of staff have tested positive for covid—19. thankfully they are all in good health and self isolating but the club have now had to cancel training for the rest of this week, putting them behind and they

captain stuart hogg and jonny gray return to the side following their european and premiership cup winshe milestone. exeter lockjonny hill will make his international debut in rome. and ireland currently top the table and are the only side whose fate rests entirely in their own hands with a bonus point win over france enough to win the tournament. tributes have been pouring in for the former wales wing jj williams, following his death at the age of 72. he was a hugely influential player in the 19705, scoring 12 tries in 30 tests as wales won four five nations titles, including two grand slams. he started out at as a sprinter before turning to rugby, and he became known as an outspoken pundit after he hung up his boots. he was a lovely, lovely friend. good — excellent player. without question one of the best, eh, if not the best wingers, especially with speed in mind. i was fortunate enough to be part of the welsh team that had him on the wing for a long period of time, and the british and irish lions side. tottenham managerjose mourinho didn't hold back after their europa league defeat