. >> reporter: it was almost like christina had two moms, and later when jonni married ronnie, two dads. and lots of friends.s. sydney robertson has known christina since they were 3 years old. >> her personality was definitely ten times bigger than she was.e and she'd get so small but she gives the biggest hugs. and she will not let you go. >> reporter: kelly lange met christina just after high school.ep >> she was this animated, smart, beautiful fashionista. she was quirky, and it drew people in no matter who you were. >> reporter: and all her life, christina was drawn to two boys. >> she knew these two guys, logan and hunter, since third grade. >> reporter: hunter foster, logan prendergast and christina. >> the three musketeers. you know, and they knew everything about her. >> reporter: logan and christina went from buddies to high school sweethearts. >> moving day. >> reporter: the relationship continued through college.th christina earned a degree in marketing, and later moved in i with logan. when they broke up in 2013, christina rebounded right into the waiting arms of hunter fos

sam simmonds and then jonny this case, failed to stop them.y over the line. by the second half, exeter were really cutting loose. this was stuart hogg against his former club. the winning mentality allowing no room for sentiment. ollie woodburn got on the end of this for yet another score, a performance befitting the champions. exeter fa ns performance befitting the champions. exeter fans may not have been present for many of their successes last season. on this form, they may just see plenty more. last year's beaten finalists the french side racing 92 started their new campaign with a win — beating irish side connacht 26—22. connacht though get a losing bonus point. munster beat harlequins by 21 points to seven in pool two. this late try from gavin coombes sealing the win for the home side. gloucester were thrashed 55—10 by lyon. eight of gloucester‘s starting 15 were making their tournament debut and it showed as the french side scored eight tries — xavier mignot scoring a hat—trick. following anthonyjoshua's successful heavyweight title def

jonny gray's first try for the club was really the only thing to cheer in a tight first half. was the simmonds show. fly—halfjoe had the vision and pass to feed 0llie devoto for the chiefs' second. brother sam tried the power approach. they're worth five points however you score them! even when you can't necessarily tell you scored them. sam was at the bottom of that bundle. honestly. look at the bottom of the post, the ball makes an appearance. bonus point try. taking no points, gloucester will take heart from substitute toby venner, who scored two tries on his premiership debut, admittedly in vain. this was exeter‘s afternoon, top of the tree on boxing day. bristol have picked up their first win at harlequins for 19 years. the bears fought back to claim a 27—19 bonus point victory at the stoop to move up to second in the table. at the ninth time of trying, northampton saints won a premiership home game this season. dan biggar was sin binned, scored a try and scored 12 points in a man of the match performance as the saints beat worcester 29—10. in the pro 1a cardiff blues hav

that's jonny from holland. he's the youngest entrant his chances of winning are slim but he has more female fans than anyone else. this is my mechanic. and he will. be going to cut it off is the leading contender for 1st place. is it good to. see this. is he. going to go see. him from. the point from which he will. do a 16 races in the championship and another 2 in reserve the competition runs for 2 days with $24.00 heats per day. the races build up to schools through each of the. 3 points for 1st place 2 points the 2nd one for nothing. so a racist simply needs to have the most points. there's no secret to winning in speedway the tactics are simple. simplicity if you did you meet needs to be 2 which is go forth. 6. the muscles that you. should be able. to help but smile you must think i'm going to. be in a lot of people would you be living with us you know you know we're going to let you use a little says to me and. i must go immediately when the rates go up because i'm. mad and rattled their. eyes be very. qui

moeen ali and jonny bairstow have both been recalled in a 16—strong squad, with seven travelling reservesnd's season—ending adu dhabi grand prix. kimi raikkonen's haas car catching fire with just under 20 minutes to go. the finnish driver did manage to find a safe spot to pull over and got out safely before helping marshals to extinguish the flames. mercedes‘ valtteri bottas topped the time sheets ahead of team—mate lewis hamilton, who's returned after recovering from coronavirus. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm kasia madera. borisjohnson isjoined by the eu — in saying they're unlikely to strike a post—brexit trade deal by sunday — with differing interpretations of how a new relationship might look. a wretched clause they've got in to keep the uk locked in to whatever they want in terms of legislation. they would remain free, sovereign, if you wish. to decide what they want to do. we would simply adapt the conditions for access to our market accordingly. scientists say they've identified genetic variants that make some people more

moeen ali and jonny bairstow have both been recalled in a 16—strong squad, with seven travelling reservess debut for brisbane heat in the big bash today — but he was on the losing side, scoring just eight runs. melbourne stars bowling them out for 125 as they reached their victory target with almost three overs to spare to win by six wickets. the head of the rfu, bill sweeney, says the sport isn't facing an existential crisis, despite england's 2003 world cup winner steve thompson and a number of other ex—players claiming the sport has left them with permanent brain damage. they're bringing legal action against the game's governing bodies. facing questions today, bill sweeeney the cheief executive fo the rfu was asked if they acted properly. there's no direct between concussion and cte. i'm hesitant to say that because it sounds as if the governing science, her body is hiding, but there's no direct conclusion that correlates between concussion and cte. that's because there's many lifestyle and genetic factors involved, one may be more susceptible than the other. but these are the question

let's bring in jonny fine. you for joining us. >> thanks for having me on. >> let's talk about the rising inflation expectations if we do see a scenario where treasury yields rise significantly over the next year do you think spreads would gap out as well or do you think they would stay relatively tight? >> i don't think they would gap out but i think there is going to be a relationship if there is a meaningful move higher in yields there would be a move wider in spreads as well at the same time i think we have to remember that the fed continues to buy treasuries at a prolific pace. so i have to believe that with a rise in inflationary expectations and as part of their inflation policy i think they would let inflation run a little hot and at the same time be aggressive in buying treasuries to ensure we have a lot of stability in the treasury market so to stop those types of derailments. >> over this year there has been debt and equity issuance do you think next year will be fairly softer on those fronts? >> i t

there's straight talk and later on the author jonny pitts his book afro pm about the search for black european identity wins a major european prize ringback. welcome to arts and culture just when you think meryl streep has done it all well think again the queen of hollywood's latest street to streaming movie is new territory even for her street film let them all talk and just 2 weeks on a real atlantica crossing and with no script that takes a lot of trust and a director who loves to experiment steven soderbergh. start work on my labs meryl streep plays a famous author trying to finish her latest novel while on a cruise with her nephew into artist friends the film was shot in sequence and dialogue was improvised and the actors including lucas hedges diane least in candice bergen had no idea where the story was going to go have a 3 plater no i can't. it's not anything any of us has ever seen before. as it came out of the perfervid imagination of everybody you know in it and it was a really long scene of the parents kind of production. director steven soderbergh a 3 time pastor winter s

moeen ali and jonny bairstow have both been recalled in a 16—strong squad, with seven travelling reservesisbane heat in the big bash today — but he was on the losing side and he scored just eight runs. melbourne stars bowled them out for 125 and then reached their victory target with almost three overs to spare, winning by six wickets. patrick reed's bid to win the race to dubai is gaining pace — he's two shots clear at the top of the leaderboard at the season—ending world tour championship, on ten under—par. england's matthew fitzpatrick is the closest challenger on eight under at the halfway mark. and it's another american amy 0lsen who will start day two of the final major of the year, the delayed us women's open in houston, in the lead — thanks in no small part to this. a hole in one at the 16th. she's four under par, a shot clear of the field, with britain's charley hull two off the pace. that's all the sport for now but there's more on 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

moeen ali and jonny bairstow have both been recalled in a i6—strong squad, with seven travelling reservesi raikkonen's haas car catching fire with just under 20 minutes to go. the finnish driver did manage to find a safe spot to pull over and got out safely before helping marshals to extinguish the flames. mercedes' valtteri bottas topped the time sheets ahead of team—mate lewis hamilton, who's returned after recovering from coronavirus. patrick reed took control of the race to dubai with a brilliant round of 64 to put him two shots clear heading into the weekend of the season ending world tour championship in dubai. reed is looking to become the first american to top the rankings, but england's tommy fleetwood could overtake him with victory on sunday. he's four off the pace after a round of 69, dropped two shots on his closing six holes. the new season of the european champions cup is under way, with northampton saints suffering a narrow defeat to bordeaux—begles. saints had been leading i2—9 with just six minutes left on the clock, but a missed penalty kick from the french side was qui

sam simmonds then jonny gray powering their way over the line. stewart hogg against his former club. the winning mentality allowing no room for sentiment. ollie woodburn got on the end of for yet another chiefs score, a performance befitting the champions. exeter fans may not have been present for many of their successes last season, but on this form they mayjust see plenty more. adam wild, bbc news. max verstappen finished the f1 season on a high by winning the abu dhabi grand prix. the red bull driver led from start to finish. britain's newly crowned seven—time world champion, lewis hamilton, was third. lee westwood has become the oldest player to win the race to dubai title for europe's most successful golfer. the 47—year—old only needed second place at the final event of the season to secure the prize for the third time in his career. you can read more about that and the final round of the us women's open on the bbc sport website. but that's it from me. back to you... that's it foe now. we're back with the late news at 10.05pm. now on bbc one

she calls me jonny, but you can call me whatever you like.” think the professor is probably appropriate. henrietta is co—owner of a care home in teignmouth. what would you like to ask? we are eagerly anticipating the arrival of the vaccine, but given the speed of its development, the fact we are the only country so far satisfied with its safety and of course a lot of negative messaging on social media, some of our staff and residents families have some anxieties about the vaccine being given to themselves or their loved ones. how would you reassure them that the vaccine is safe for them and for our residents, some of whom may be very frail? yes, 0k, thank you. i completely understand the anxieties. i think what i would do is tackle this in three ways. number one, to tell you plain and straight that i genuinely have said to my 78—year—old mum, who is probably listening now, that you must have this vaccine or any of the vaccines that the mhra approves as soon as they are available. this is really important because you are so at risk. so that is a kind of personal peace, if you like. i ris

jonny: cuando tienes ese vocablo.i niÑa, porque yo le abrÍan los conciertos cuando iba a cantar a perÚ y luego, en mÉxico desarrollamos una gran amistad con elÍas lo que nos llevÓ naturalmente hacer varios discos juntos con espectÁculos exitosos. Élhacia los guiones, escogÍa el repertorio, los tÍtuloslos ponÍa yo porque jugaba con mi nombre, en el primer espectÁculo que hicimos fue "la libertad de manzanero". hicimos otro de " armando la libertad". desarrollamos una gran amistad porque tenÍa un gran amor por perÚy amaba la comida y su mÚsica. tonny: yo tengo una pregunta para tania, cÓmo estÁs, buscando en internet vi una entrevista que te hicieron donde tÚ decÍa que armando manzanero no creÍa en el covid-19. quÉ te platico o te comento, era cierto? tania: esto fue cuando comenzÓ la pandemia, de marzo o abril, nosotros hablamos, estaba en mÉrida y me dijo, no, esto no existe, es un invento, yo lo convencÍ y le dije, no armando, no es invento, todavÍa aquí no nos estÁ pegando tan fuerte como en europa o en asia, y yo c

moeen ali and jonny bairstow have both been recalled in a 16—strong squad, with seven travelling reserveside and he scored just eight runs. melbourne stars bowled them out for 125 and then reached their victory target with almost three overs to spare, winning by six wickets. anthonyjoshua and kubrat pulev have weighed in ahead of their heavyweight title fight on saturday at wembley arena, with the bulgarian pulev coming just one pounds lighter than the briton, so nothing between them. this isjoshua's first uk appearance in over two years, with his last fight coming againsts andy ruinr in saudi arabia at the end of last year. plenty of spice between the pair — words exchanged — and security had to intervene at one stage. there was unexpected drama towards the end of second practice for this weekend's season ending adu dhabi grand prix. kimi raikkonen‘s haas car caught fire with just under 20 minutes to go. the finnish driver managed to find a safe spot to pull over and got out safely before helping marshals to extinguish the flames. mercedes valtteri bottas topped the time sheets ahead of

the author stephen king tweeted: his agent of 15 years, jonny geller, wrote: his work did define thehit tv adaptation, 20 years later, in which the author played a rare cameo. but it was his spy novels he will be most remembered for. he believed authors and spies had much in common — both hiding their real selves in characters of their own creation. keith doyle, bbc news. john le carre — who's died at the age of 89. i can discuss this further with the bbc radio presenterjames naughtie — who interviewed john le carre on several occasions good morning to you. nice to see you. you knew him and he interviewed him on several occasions, what was he like and who was the man behind the stories? he was a wonderful character! full of vivacity, wit, wicked sense of humour. fantastic mimic, by the way, as well, but above all, he was somebody who lived life to the full. his energy and his intellect and his roving eye, he talked about a novelist having a corrosive guy, very much like the one he was trained to use when he went into secret service in various ways in the 50s. he was just a man who do

his agent of 15 years, jonny geller, wrote: his work did define the cold war era, but his first post—cold20 years later, in which the author played a rare cameo. but it was his spy novels he will be most remembered for. he believed authors and spies had much in common — both hiding their real selves in characters of their own creation. keith doyle, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello. if you are looking for a cold, crisp weather story this week, think again. it looks likely to stay pretty unsettled, for the rest of today, sunshine and blustery showers. if you get caught in some of these showers they could be quite intense, rumbles of thunder mixed in. south—westerly wind, blowing the showers along west coast but some of them will push further inland as we go through the afternoon. the strongest winds with the sharpest showers out to the west but at least coming from the south—west so it is a mild sauce, temperatures through the afternoon should be slightly above where they should be for the time of year, nine to 13 degrees the overall height. low pres

jonny geller wasjohn le carre's agent and joins us now. lovely to have you with us. him, you we re wear one. if you work with him, you were introduced to everything about him— his family, his past and his future. he was an amazing man. him— his family, his past and his future. he was an amazing manlj him— his family, his past and his future. he was an amazing man. i was listening on the way in today to ralph fiennes who starred in the co nsta nt ralph fiennes who starred in the constant gardener. he was talking about his impressions of him. he compared him to a dickensian character. he said he was great at sniffing out where there was corruption. he had a sense of outrage about where governments or corporations were using their powers for the wrong reasons. he was very good at finding the right people. each book he centres around a person that he meets that is the centre of that he meets that is the centre of that subject. i remember he would completely absorb himself in that and that person would get to know him very well. he was like a journalist in that sense. you

his agent of 15 years, jonny geller, wrote: his work did define the cold war era, but his first post—coldas an other bestseller and a hit tv adaptation, 20 years later, in which the author played a rare cameo. but it was his spy novels he will be most remembered for. he believed authors and spies had much in common — both hiding their real selves in characters of their own creation. keith doyle, bbc news. an incredible career. amazing. we'll be paying tribute tojohn le carre throughout the programme. at 08.30, we'll hear from novelists robert harris and ian rankin. if you're a keen stargazer, you'll know that last night was a good chance to see the geminid meteor shower. but, of course, some places give you a better view than others. these pictures were taken in a mountainous area of southwest china, where the high altitude and clear skies helped to set up this incredible display. the geminids are huge chunks of ice and rock from an asteroid, and the earth passes through the debris every december. it was not like that when i got up this morning. it's nearly christmas. i went to my first c