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judd trump made a maximum 147 break in the first session of the champion of champions final against ronniell play to a finish this evening with the first to ten taking the title. there was a shock in the paris masters final as danish winning the japan open and playing briefly to finish overall at 20 under par. there was a shock in the paris masters final as danish teenager holger rune beat novak djokovic in three sets. the 19—year—old becomes the youngest winner of the event since 1986 and stops djokovic's quest for a record extending seventh title in the french capital. each of the england teams involved in the three rugby league world cups are yet to lose after the wheelchair side maintained their own 100 percent record on a day they also sealed a semi final place. the firstjob was beating spain. and they did so handsomely. robert hawkings managed an impressive 5 tries in a match that saw england score 18 in all in a 104—12 win at the copperbox arena in front of another record crowd for the sport. australia then beat ireland 38—8 to send the host nation into the semi finals. in the men's

shaun murphy staged a stunning fightback to beat judd trump by 6 frames to 5 and reach the quarter—finalsto take the next three, to reach the last eight in york. he went into the match suffering with neck and back pain. earlier, ding junhui saw off the welshmanjamie clarke on the other table. it was relatively straight forward stuff for the chinese player, as he won by 6 frames to one, the all england club will relax its all white clothing rule to allow female players at wimbledon to wear dark—coloured undershorts from next year. it'll be relieving a "potential source of anxiety" for players on their period. britain's heather watson and former olympic champion monica puig previously spoke out the "mental stress" of having to wear white and the impact periods can have on performance. discussions took place with the wta, clothing manufacturers and medical teams. max verstappen says some of the reaction to the red bull team orders controversy, has been "unacceptable" and "disgusting", the world champion refused red bull's order to let his team—mate sergio perez through on the final lap of la

shaun murphy staged a stunning fightback to beat judd trump by 6 frames to 5 and reach the quarter—finalshmanjamie clarke on the other table. it was relatively straight forward stuff for the chinese player, as he won by 6 frames to one, the all england club will relax its all white clothing rule to allow female players at wimbledon to wear dark—coloured undershorts from next year. it'll be relieving a "potential source of anxiety" for players on their period. britain's heather watson and former olympic champion monica puig previously spoke out the "mental stress" of having to wear white and the impact periods can have on performance. discussions took place with the wta, clothing manufacturers and medical teams. max verstappen says some of the reaction to the red bull team orders controversy, has been "unacceptable" and "disgusting", the world champion refused red bull's order to let his team—mate sergio perez through on the final lap of last weekend's sao paulo grand prix, to gain points in his fight for second in the championship. all the things that i have read are pretty disgusting. an

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ronnie 0'sullivan beat judd trump to win the champion of champions for a fourth time. to win by ten frames to six. it's his 77th career title. that's all the sport for now. just a reminder the draw for the last 16 of the champions league is today at around midday with four british teams in that. but that is all from me. back to you. john, thank you very much. the defence and security think—tank, rusi, is warning that ukraine is in danger of running out of air defence weapons. it says russia could repeat its devastating bombing techniques that reduced large parts of syrian cities to rubble, unless western nations resupply ukraine's defences as a matter of urgency. justin bronk is one of the report authors — he is a senior research fellow for airpower and military technology at rusi. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. i wonder if he could give us more detail about your findings? thank you, essentially ukraine has only been able to keep the russian air force mostly behind the front lines on the russian side and therefore relatively ineffective throughout the war, thanks

judd trump and xiao 6uodong, they have reached a deciding frame, 5—5 at the moment in york. election cycle, that of the presidential race of 2024. and there is one place in particular that people are focussing on — donald trump's mar—a—lago club in palm beach, florida, where he is primed to make a "special announcement" as he called it, on tuesday night in the us. there is speculation that the former president may announce his intention to run for president again. but so far, the midterm results didn't give mr trump the springboard of success that he may have been hoping for. let's hearfrom washington — our correspondent david willis is there. david, just before we focus on donald trump, just remind us where we are with the mid—term elections. well, there are 16 seats in the house of representatives where the votes are still encountered. it appears that the republicans are a couple away, maybe as much as a handful away from what now seems an inevitable majority for them in the lower house. a number of results were announced overnight, and there are now about as i say, 16 or

ronnie o'sullivan beat judd trump to win the champion of champions for a fourth time. stories on the bbc sport website. let's stay with ukraine — and the southern city of mariupol — which has been left in ruins after being subjected to fierce russian bombardment early in the invasion. the city was besieged by russian forces and ukrainian officials now estimate at least 25,000 people were killed there. our correspondent hilary andersson has been speaking to survivors from the city for bbc panorama. they give vivid and distressing testimony. and a warning that hilary's report contains references to suicide, and you may find some of it upsetting. artem has seen what no child should. he was in mariupol�*s theatre when it was bombed. his two—year—old sister nastya had to be dug out of the rubble. how do you grasp horror when you're six? mariupol, once a golden city, was left devastated after a massive bombardment. all spring, the city was besieged, cut off from the world. we have spent six months speaking to people who lived through it. entire blocks of flats were turned int

judd trump and xiao 6uodong in the first round.he authorities are warning people to stay in bomb shelters. vitaly shevchenko, russia editor for bbc monitoring gave me this update on the situation. the latest i've seen is that one person has been confirmed dead in the attack on kyiv. the ukrainian national energy company has also said that it's beginning emergency measures to disconnect customers from the energy grid because it's been so severely damaged. and to give an example of how bad things are, the mayor of kyiv, vitali klitschko, has said that half of the ukrainian capital is now without electricity and that means that they don't have running water as well, and as nights gets longer and colder, this is really bad news for ukrainians. now, today's a wave of missile attacks is on a truly massive scale, targeting cities right across ukraine, from kharkiv in the east to lviv in the very west, which is unusual, and also from the north and to odesa in the south. i'm seeing lots of messages from various mayors across ukraine telling

judd joining us next door to react. >> carley: cory mills, army combat veteran and dod advisor on president trump.ey, happy thanksgiving. so dhs think we can do better than point the finger at someone else for the problems at the southern border but also calling mccarthy's plan to hold hearings at the borders a stunt. what say you to that? >> it is funny at any point in time to hold people accountable and having people do their jobs as a stunt. the reality secretary mayorkas has tried to say under oath during the congressional committee that we don't have an open border. meanwhile when you look at the actual numbers, that tells a different story. we have millions who come across last year 90 weeks of suspected terrorists and apprehended but god knows how many actually got through. you talk about the program and trying to get rid of title 42 in order to make a run. so i stand by representative governor mccarthy on the fact that we need the committee to impeach secretary mayorkas or resign in which case to answer the questions why the dereliction of dirty. >> todd: you can do better than to point th

judd and all these incredible people. >> jimmy: and many of them who didn't need to tell these stores, no. >> jimmy: and donald trump kindo in this film. >> yep. >> jimmy: in a round about way. >> in a round about way. >> jimmy: on the telephone. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and it's not donald trump. >> it's not donald trump. >> jimmy: although maybe marcus could have called him and to actually do it. >> he is very persuasive. no, it was this incredible actor who is now on "snl." and i didn't meet him until after. he was upstairs in the apartment we were shooting in. and he was so good. i didn't know who he was. every take, he would have this intense scene where trump is sort of shouting at me. i'm playing megan, the journalist investigating him. at the end of every take, you're amazing, wow, brilliant! hang up, and then do it again. he was so good. >> jimmy: oh, he is great. >> he is so good. and i met him. and he had just gotten on the "snl." he is obviously genius. >> jimmy: you're also working on a movie with adam sandler. >> yes. >> jimmy: which is surprising, but it's not a comedy, is it? >> it's so funny. we shot it. it's

judd. title 42 is gone. >> look, in your reporting, harris, all the word known, known getaways, known crossings. there is a lot of stuff we don't noechlt -- know. all the trumpan't completely solve the problem but work collaboratively with the mexican government to do as much as we can and the border state governors to make sure we don't have chaos. it is one of the consequences at the chaos of the border these people are shipped throughout the united states as brandon says. 90% of them skip the first hearing. we never get our hands on them again to adjudicate it properly and this is all the unknowns we have in these cities rising crime rates in most cities, concern in these cities that they don't know who is coming into the country and i think this is a big national security question. people i know in that space tell me we have people coming from countries all over the world. not just a central america or mexico immigration problem. >> harris: it's 150 countries is what i learned when i was at the border. richard, i know that we can talk about legal immigration all day long. that's something that americans want. it's what we all want. legal immigration. man

. >> i don't think it will be trump or biden, and i think the american people are going to get their wish, i really do. i think last night was -- i don't know i'm with judd >> absolutely. the big loser last night -- >> 35%, you're not going to win an election with 35% unless you're italy. >> what happened was people like in new hampshire, we nominated two people who couldn't win in seats we should have won. >> you have this real fear, mcconnell -- everybody feared retribution. now they've defaanged it. >> we've gone beyond the -- >> we're going to go beyond trump as a party there are some quality people out there talking about it and obviously thinking about it on the front page of "the post" as you mentioned earlier. there are a lot more than just desantis. >> the republicans believes they can throw them off. >> there's a big base, as is the democratic party, which is socialist. our base is a problem for us in nominating people who can win in the general election, and i think that's become very obvious to everyone. and so i think this mutes that, the intensity of the conspiracy -- >> this goes back to what barry was talking about the other day. he said,