former champion judd trump has been knocked out.s one of the favourites but was beaten byjoe perry 6 frames to 4. perry will now play tom ford in the quarter—finals tomorrow. and on the other table, two—time champion ding junhui was beaten 6—4 by englishman martin o'donnell. he'll now face defending champion ronnie o'sullivan in the last eight. i'm very proud really of how i closed the match out. it was a bit nip and tuck probably, a bit of a scrappy affair today. it would be fair to say ding didn't play his a—game obviously. but ijust was hanging on and fighting out there and i got better as the match went on. and world number six barry hawkins is also out. he was beaten 6—2 by fellow englishman kyren wilson — he'll now face stuart bingham in the quarter—finals. one of the oldest welsh rugby clubs has had a winding—up order dismissed — but that's not the news some of its supporters wanted. neath were once one of the most famous teams in club rugby but have got into debt. a group of fans wanted the club to be wound up so they could

former champion judd trump has been knocked out. ams will not compete at the season—opening world cup races in latvia this weekend because of funding cuts. the sport received more than five million pounds in the run up to the pyeongchang winter olympics, but lost that after failing to win a medal. a small amount of funding has been provided to help gb compete at the world championships in march. and the referee in the tyson fury — deontay wilder draw insists his ten second count in the final round, when fury had been knocked down wasn't slow. the british boxer beat the count... which has been debated heavily in the days since. jack reiss has admitted he wanted to give fury ‘every opportunity‘. he said... ‘i took my time‘ but that‘s not to say "i stalled it, like these knuckleheads are saying." that‘s all the sport for now. i‘ll have more for you in the next hour. before you go, i‘m going to take us to downing street because we are just a theresa may‘s departure from the famous door. she will switch on the famous door. she will switch

in snooker‘s uk championship, judd trump has qualified for the fourth round.1 over mark king in only 50 minutes. he closed out victory 6—2 in york and will meetjoe perry in the last 16. ding junhui is also through to the last 16. he came through the all chinese battle against zhou goo—dong by six frames to four. that is all the time we have left for now. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. yesterday was a lot colder for many of us and in fact temperatures dipped below freezing quite readily after dark across scotland, so we awake to a hard frost with freezing fog. for many, the cloud has rolled in over the last 12 hours, introducing a milder theme in southern areas but when that mild air comes into cold air we have seen some wintry issues over the hills of wales. they will move into the hills of northern england and perhaps the midlands, southern scotland for the rush. a hard frost in the north. that is where we got that area of transition where we

in this afternoon's snooker uk championship action, judd trump qualified for the fourth round. king in only 50 minutes. he closed out victory 6—2 in york and will meetjoe perry in the last sixteen. meanwhile neil robertson trailed by two frames in his decieder against graeme dott, but the two—time uk champion responded in style — five breaks of more than 50 saw the australian through to the last 16, winnin that meeting 6 frames to 5. and robertson will face northern ireland's mark allen, next after his 6—2 win against the thai hossein vafaei, in their third round match. ding junhui is also through to the last 16. he came through the all chinese battle against zhou goo—dong by six frames to four. all the results and the best of the action from york, plus all the reaction to tonight's premier league games are on the bbc sport website that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are owen bennett, head of politics at cityam and helen brand, chief executive of the associ

, with surprise exits at the uk snooker championship in york. 2011 winner and world number five judd trumps beaten byjoe perry six frames to four. perry will now play tom ford in the quarterfinals tomorrow. two—time champion ding junhui was beaten 6—4 by englishman martin 0'donnell. the world number 59 continues his great run but has the toughest of matches against defending champion ronnie 0'sullivan in the quarterfinals. also coming up in the programme... forced to retire at the age ofjust 21. i'll be speaking to winter 0lympian molly summerhayes. and we hearfrom one of our regional unsung hero's who has almost single handedly kept her synchronised swimming club. it is wonderful to see their smiles when they achieve something, even if it isa when they achieve something, even if it is a tiny achievement. i think i'm just hooked on that feeling. now, patrick roberts has been a manchester city player for over three years, but fans haven't seen much of him at the etihad. having first spent two and a half years on loan with scottish premier league side celtic and more recently, like other you

in snooker‘s uk championship, judd trump has qualified for the fourth round. all the sport for now. all the results and the best of the action from york, plus all the reaction to tonight‘s premier league games are on the bbc sport website. that‘s bbc.co.uk/sport. hello there. we have rain moving in. it has been much colder through the day, hasn‘t it? the mild air is on its weight in. let me show you what‘s happening. we are sticking under the cold air. temperatures well below freezing. hard frost by morning. this cloud is the mild air. and as it runs into the cold air we are seeing some sleet over the welsh mountains. it is mostly rain. we could see a wintry element across the mountains across the midlands, into northern england by morning. eventually southern scotland. you can see the difference in temperature. there could be some freezing fog and ice across scotland first thing in the morning, particularly as rain falls into the freezing surfaces. some snow across the pennines. it looks grey and bank. hill fog in the south, really quite grey weather. even if

on the website and red button right now you can follow the uk championship snooker, judd trump in actione has voted overwhelmingly against a motion of no confidence in the party leader gerard batten. the move will prevent another civil war in the party which has seen four new leaders in the past two years. mr batten's predecessor, nigel farage, called for the vote of no—confidence, after ukip hired the ex—english defence league leader, tommy robinson, as an adviser. a family of swans has been shot and killed in a suspected air gun attack. the bodies of five cygnets and their parents were discovered wrapped in plastic bags, after they were thrown down the bank of a stream in the kent village of benenden. x—ray images revealed one of the birds was peppered with pellets or shot. the rspca has launched an investigation. it's really upsetting and it's disgusting that people think it is 0k to disgusting that people think it is ok to do something like this. this is effectively a senseless attack on vulnerable animals and it's just not 0k. it's vulnerable animals and it's just not ok. it's very

and judd trump marches on at the uk snooker championship.e coming up throughout the programme. more insights from the coming up throughout the programmelj more insights from the coming up throughout the programme. ijust have a question. why isjose mourinho upset the tv pundits were saying he has issues in the dressing room and we have pictures that we saw, i kacharava when, —— i don't know how long ago, when we have pictures of him being snarled up. know how long ago, when we have pictures of him being snarled uplj think i is angry at everyone. it probably improves the team as well. not that we would comment on his relationships with the team. not that we would comment on his relationships with the teamm not that we would comment on his relationships with the team. it is just that he is a little miffed at the moment. are you hang around for the moment. are you hang around for the papers? we just have to do carol is. she is outside today. she is going to be in a ballgown. she looks make —— it looks magnificent. that is why you are there. i wo

former champion judd trump has been knocked out.ampion ding junhui was beaten by martin o'donnell. he'll now face defending champion ronnie o'sullivan in the last eight. and forget ball boys, how about ball dogs. these guys are helping with the champions tennis event that's being held at the royal albert hall at the moment. they've had good training too, tim henman's been involved, he says they need "lightning speed, endless endurance and good concentration". know that it way to teach a dog and do it yourself. —— no better way. they were retrieving the balls, any dogs i have tried to teach to fetch, thatis dogs i have tried to teach to fetch, that is the problem, getting it back off them again. i do think they would work well in tennis.” off them again. i do think they would work well in tennis. i took my cat to play fetched. i have two cats that can play fetch. they struggle with a tennis ball, presumably. what do you get them to use? tiny little play in mice. it is 6:39 a.m.. this morning we're remembering buzzcocks frontman pete

in snooker‘s uk championship action, judd trump has qualified for the fourth round.osed out victory 6—2 in york. meanwhile neil robertson trailed by two frames in his decider against graeme dott, but the two—time uk champion responded in style. the australian is into the last 16 at the uk championship. that sealed it. this evening‘s third round matches are taking place tight now. are taking place right now. an all chinese tie, ding junhui is playing xiao guodong on table one. northern ireland‘s mark allen is playing iran‘s hossein vafaei on table two. you can also follow that on the website. two other third round ties see englishmen gary wilson and barry hawkins in action and thailand‘s sunny akani is up against the welshman jakjones. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that‘s also where you can follow all of the football this evening. we will be back again soon. sarah, many thanks. the transport secretary, chris grayling, has admitted that he and his department didn‘t ask tough enough questions before new timetables were brought in on no

and judd trump is through to the fourth round of the uk championship. the game. and now i and how about this for one of the best saves mistake by the goalkeeper... shot... hang on, what was that, shall we see that again, deflection... saved by the head of a dog! micro social media... and the england cricketer ben stokes is adding to his already extensive collection of tattoos. a collection of lions on his back. he says it's taken six hours to get to this point and there's 18 hours to go. ouch. i cannot imagine it. i hope he feels like it is worth it at the end. after being defeated in the house of commons yesterday, the government will this morning publish the full legal advice it was given on theresa may's brexit plan after it was found to be in contempt of parliament in his first broadcast interview since being freed, british academic matthew hedges, accsused of spying and jailed in the united arab emirates, says he felt as if he were being "mentally tortured". and, the home office is accused of failing to heed repeated warnings about the negative aff

kadeena cox and neil fachie also took top honours. judd trump is through to the semi—finals of the scottishatch 5—3 against stuart carrington in glasgow. he'll face the former world champion shaun murphy in the last four. how dare you accuse him of playing a shot like that, highly skilled! you would always thrash me in the snooker, and the darts, naga! iso wouldn't! plenty of electrifying action in the world darts championship over the next couple of weeks —— i so wouldn't. have a look at this. the lights going out mid—match at the alexandra palace! the fans tried their best to help by getting their phones out but the players, paul nicholson and kevin burness, had to be taken off. like a pop concert! they were using their phones to give them some illumination? he wasjust about to throw. i wonder if it was switched off when he threw it! not to worry, though, it was all sorted shortly after. maybe somebody just forgot to put some money in the light meter. surreal! this next story is an inspirational one. i've been to meet an 84—year—old grandmother who's hoping to change the lives of people l

kadeena cox and neil fachie also took top honours. judd trump is through to the semi—finals of the scottishgainst stuart carrington in glasgow. he'll face the former world champion shaun murphy in the last four. some breaking taekwondu news, and jade jones has reached the final of the world grand slam in china. the double olympic champion beat marija stetic from croatia in the semi—final. the golden point round in that match. there are still four more britons competing in the semi—finals this morning and you can watch all the action live on the bbc sport website and red button. later this morning, england's hockey players take on belgium in the semi—final of the men's world cup. they're hoping to reach their first final since 1986. speaking to us from his hotel in india, phil roper says the team are feeling confident. obviously our tournament started a little bit slower than we would have wanted, but over the last three games we've really grown into it, having beaten some really, really tough opponents in ireland, new zealand and recently olympic champions argentina. so we're feeling really

and a surprise exit at the uk snookered championships as judd trump is knocked out byjoe perry.tion later. more sport in about 40 minutes. —— 20 minutes. the man appointed by the government to carry out a review of britain's railways has told the bbc the system is flawed and in need of reform. in his first broadcast interview about the issue, the former chief executive of british airways keith williams says public trust has been lost after periods of severe disruption. 0ur transport correspondent tom burridge has more. when problems hit, like in october on main routes between the west of england and london, the disruption can be huge. 0ur rail system is at bursting point. pretty much everyone says fundamental reform is needed. so on a visit to manchester and preston, where overcrowding and punctuality are persistent problems, the man in charge of finding solutions told us the trust of passengers had been lost. keith williams, the former boss of british airways, is running a review on behalf of the government, but he insists he's being open—minded. i'm independent, you know, for

former champion judd trump has been knocked out.ord in the quarterfinals tomorrow. and there's been a shock on the other table too, as two—time champion ding junhui was beaten 6—4 by englishman martin 0'donnell. he'll now face defending champion ronnie 0'sullivan in the quarterfinals. british bobsleigh teams will not compete at the season—opening world cup races in latvia this weekend because of funding cuts. the sport received more than five million pounds in the run up to the pyeongchang winter olympics, but lost that after failing to win a medal. a small amount of funding has been provided to help gb compete at the world championships in march. and the referee in the tyson fury — deontay wilder draw insists his ten second count in the final round, when fury had been knocked down, wasn't slow. the british boxer beat the count, which has been debated heavily in the days since. jack reiss has admitted he wanted to give fury ‘every opportunity‘. he said... ‘i took my time' but that's not to say "i stalled it, like these knuckleheads

former champion judd trump has been knocked out.en byjoe perry 6 frames to 4. perry will now play tom ford in the quarter—finals tomorrow. and on the other table, two—time champion ding junhui was beaten 6—4 by englishman martin 0'donnell. he'll now face defending champion ronnie 0'sullivan in the quarter—finals. i'm very proud really of how i closed the matt schaub. it's been nipped and tucked probably a bit of a scrappy affair today. it will be fairto a scrappy affair today. it will be fair to say he didn't play his a—game obviously. but i was just hanging on and fighting out there andi hanging on and fighting out there and i got better as the match went on. and we can go live to the barbican theatre now where world number 6 barry hawkins is taking on kyren wilson in the last 16. wilson is currently leading to frames to one there. and on the other table it's england's stuart bingham against thailand's sunny akani — the lead is 3 frames.. full coverage right now on the red button and bbc sport website. and the referee in the tyson

these are live pictures, you can watch this over on bbc two if you want, judd trump facing mark king.ontinue watching that on bbc two or the bbc sport website. i wish you would stop telling people to watch bbc two! 0r stay here and watch simon! the prime minister will urge mps to back her brexit deal later as the government becomes embroiled in a constitutional row with parliament. theresa may will begin five days of debate in the house of commons on her brexit plan before the crunch vote next week. but as she prepares to do that, her government is facing intense criticism over claims it's in contempt of parliament by refusing to publish the full legal guidance given to ministers about the withdrawal agreement. that debate on the contempt motion is currently under way in the commons. if it loses, it will be the first time a government has been held in contempt of parliament in modern history. the motion does not call for any sanctions against ministers, and it is unclear whether it would force the government to publish the legal advice in full. afterwards, the house will start five da

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trump sat there at the end not really taking part in the service. people in the room said he seemed to fidget a lot, that that two-hour process put him almost judd of t's the next buddy movie. >> donald trump was there for a reason. voters rejected that old normal just two years ago just in the same way george herbert walker bush was not re-elected. >> and voters, i must say before we go, mika, voters rejected the new normal. >> right. >> just a month ago with the largest legislative land side for democrats since watergate. >> dom, lower than expected number? >> lower than expected number. we have jops coming in at 155,000 created for the month of november. they were looking for 198,000. the unemployment rate stays the same. a key measure to see if americans are making more money. they grew by 0.2%. the october and september numbers were revised to a net down 12,000. it looks as though the hiring was happening in health care. transportation related industries gained around 25,000 jobs. the labor force stays unchanged. those people who don't have full-time jobs or working multiple part time jobs because of economic need ticks slightly higher to 7.6%.

trump has declared wednesday a national day of mourning. the nyse and the nasdaq will close as a tribute >>> joining us right now is former u.s. senator juddnd of the president. thank you for being here today >> thank you >> i think you worked on every campaign that president bush ever ran what can you tell us about the man and about the leader >> very special person, obviously. all these tributes that have come in have stressed his grace and dignity. but he was also tough. i mean, he was resilient he lost elections and came back. he made very difficult decisions, and he made them aggress i havely he didn't back down from them. so he was a very strong individual as well as just having a unique niceness about him that you couldn't help but like >> i was thinking about you last night and just thinking about how you have also brought a lot of that same civility. i just wonder what lessons you learned from him along the way >> well, from he and my father, to be honest with you. they both went to yale they were both cia people. they were both in politics but they had a dignity about them they didn't demand that you acknowledge them as being spe

judd, teen border patrol agent. because of the shutdown you're at your post and montana not on the border and someone wondered does that impact the support you've shown president trumpng you? >> not at all. i just finished a shift a few hours ago. i got home like i said a couple hours ago. it does not affect my support at all. i understand. i've seen what physical barriers do. i've seen how they drive illegal drug smuggling, alien smuggling, how it drives the traffic down and i know the physical barriers work and i support him 100% in trying to get us those walls. charles: brandon, what you make of the counter argument by democrats who say experts. i'm not sure who they are but they hint at things like the drone will be as effective as a border wall or more so. to me it sounds crazy. >> that's not true. in fact we have the technology on the border. the drones are great at spotting people that they don't put hands on the individuals to take them into custody. physical barriers keep people from actually entering the country. drones do not. they help us apprehend people when they do enter the country but they don't keep people from entering the country and that's what