i think leicester, that was the club — think leicester, that was the club i — think leicester, that wasidents. i know we don't — my centre of accidents. i know we don't call them that any more. _ we don't call them that any more, but that was the team i felt i _ more, but that was the team i felt i did — more, but that was the team i felt i did my developing —— centre _ felt i did my developing —— centre of— felt i did my developing —— centre of excellence. it's really _ centre of excellence. it's really special to go back. i'm realty— really special to go back. i'm really looking forward to it. my gran _ really looking forward to it. my gran can come as well, so that's— my gran can come as well, so that's a — my gran can come as well, so that's a huge bonus. she never gets— that's a huge bonus. she never gets to — that's a huge bonus. she never gets to come to games.- gets to come to games. today marks sarina _ gets to come to games. today marks sarina wiegman's - marks sarina wiegman's birthday, and we won't give exact details, there were big plans in place for this evening. sold rati

but i thing obviously, leicester, that was the club i grew up leicester, that was the club i grew up playing for as well. that was my centre of excellence. i know we don't _ centre of excellence. i know we don't call — centre of excellence. i know we don't call it _ centre of excellence. i know we don't call it that any more, but that— don't call it that any more, but that was— don't call it that any more, but that was the team i really feel i did a _ that was the team i really feel i did a lot — that was the team i really feel i did a lot of my developing in my younger— did a lot of my developing in my younger years. did a lot of my developing in my youngeryears. so did a lot of my developing in my younger years. so it really special to go— younger years. so it really special to go back— younger years. so it really special to go back in an england shirt. sol am really— to go back in an england shirt. sol am really looking forward to it. and my gran— am really looking forward to it. and my gran can — am really looking forward to it. and my gran can come as welcome so that is a huge _

but i think leicester, that was the club i grew up with, that was my centre of excellence.of excellence any more, but that was the team i felt i did a lot of my developing in my younger years. so it's really special to go back in an england shirt. i'm really looking forward to it. my gran can come as well, so that's a huge bonus, i'm really excited about that. she never gets to come to games. today marks sarina wiegman�*s birthday, and whilst we weren't given exact details, mary earps said there were big plans in place for this evening and in fact celebrations got under way a little earlier this afternoon when our colleagues at bbc radio leicester delivered wiegman a regional food and drink camper to give her a real taste of the midlands ahead of that game at leicester, we're told, including pork pies. on to rugby union, and england have accused the sport's world governing body of denying tom curry a fair hearing over his allegation of an on—field racial slur by south africa's bongi umbonambi. world rugby cleared the hooker allowing him to play in saturday's final against n

leicester beat promoted bristol city. day today, providing just one match. it offered up a place in the top ten for the winner. but neither nottingham forest nor brentford could produce a victory, drawing 1—all at the city ground. patrick gearey has more. a little bit more than two years ago, steve cooper arrived and spun their world around, from the bottom of the championship to the primitive week, the trick is to move forward in the branford company showed the greater purpose in the game came to life by accident and in the clumsy challenge that ended this match as he reached the tunnel, branford finally saw the light. the skipper and the score. and that meant it might�*ve flattened forest but there were not done as dominguez who never forgets his film debut. still, they are 25 minutes to survive and this as well. 13 on looking for some and branford might�*ve snatched it in the allotted time but for forest on the line. tired but defiant. well, here's forest boss steve cooper who's frustrated with the lack of chances his

emma simpson, bbc news, leicester.finals. the host nation chalked up 60 points to italy's 7 as they ran away with the game to come top of their group, dashing italy's hopes of reaching the knock—out stage for the first time. simone biles has secured her place as the greatest gymnast in history tonight. the american won gold in the women's all—round final at the world championships in antwerp. natalie pirks watched her in action. it's gold for simone biles! the most decorated, the most venerated — quite simply, the greatest. she takes the all—around title. simon biles soared into a class of her own and she did it with her trademark style and smile. wherever the goat goes, fans go, too. for her parents, who'd come to watch her make history again, it was a special moment. the way notjust the united states but the entire world looks up to her and the fact that she is such a role model for so many people, it's humbling. the smallest figure but the biggest cheer. biles is box office in belgium. her vault got the party starte

emma simpson, bbc news, leicester.rd in 2005. piran ditta khan — who's 74 — appeared at leeds crown court this morning after being brought to the uk from pakistan in april. the next paralympic games get under way in paris in august next year. and it's been announced that from now on, the paralympic flame will begin its journey for the torch relay, which takes place in the run—up to every games, at stoke mandeville — because that's where the paralympics movement was born, back in 1948. john maguire has this story. it's incredible to think that what was called a hospital sports day, coinciding with the london olympics in 1948, has grown into one of the biggest international events on the planet. it was the brainchild of professor sir ludwig guttmann, a neurologist who fled the nazis and at stoke mandeville hospital in buckinghamshire set about rehabilitating people with spinal injuries. well, i haven't got much hope. you haven't got much hope? no. oh, look here. cut that out. at the time, life expectancy for a paraplegic

emma simpson, bbc news, leicester. for an independent wales, and hit out at the records of labour and the conservatives. governments, red and blue, have tried and failed, and i tell you, they will never try hard enough for wales. look around you. do you think this is the best things can get? no, it isn�*t, and that�*s why we are determined to build a new wales. the green party have also opened their conference, in brighton. the party�*s co—leader, carla denyer, says she wants to increase their number of westminster seats to four at the next general election, and give renters a legal right to demand that landlords insulate their homes. woth four green mps in parliament — we will have the voices to call for a nationwide home insulation scheme, notjust to lower emissions but to make people�*s homes warm in winter and cut their bills for good. now, to the story of a tropical turtle washed up thousands of miles from her home waters, malnourished and dehydrated, off the inner hebrides. she was named iona, after the island wh

leicester beat promoted bristol city.pening day today, providing just one match. but neither nottingham forest nor brentford could produce a victory, drawing 1—all at the city ground. patrick gearey has more. a little more than two years ago, steve cooper arrived at nottingham forest and spun their world around, from the championship to the brim relieved, the trick is to keep moving forward. in print for they showed a greater purpose. of the game came to life by accident, sending her clumsy challenge which ended the match and as she reached the tunnel, bradford finally found the tunnel, bradford finally found the light. the skipper their scorer. that management in my to flatten for us but the ten men were not done it mary and nicholas will never forget his home debut. still, they are 25 minutes to survive and then this, i'm looking for some in branford might�*ve snatched and the other time but for forest, on the line. like his team, tired but defiant. well here's forest boss steve cooper who's frustrated with the lack of

manchester city are back on top of the women's super league, thanks to a 1—nil win at leicester.n moved them a point ahead of tottenham. who won 4—2 at aston villa earlier — the league's top scorer martha thomas with a hat—trick. next, let's talk about england against south africa — the rugby to come, but first, the cricket world cup. the two countries have already played each other today. a match that saw england suffer one of their all—time worst defeats. losing by 229 runs in mumbai — their hopes of reaching the knockout stages are now hanging by a thread. joe lynskey reports. for all the recent highs in english cricket, this may be their lowest point. defeat to south africa by more than 200 runs — a record margin, a rough day. they had won the toss in mumbai and chose to bowl. it looked promising, but from 4—1, south africa charged. heinrich klaasen beat his way through the humidity to score a century at speed. it came in 61 balls. it will be 100... in the last ten overs, south africa raced clear. england had conceded their highest ever one—day score. they now had to chase 40

back home, bristol bears got the edge over leicester tigers, on the opening match of the premiershipw zealand cruised to an eight—wicket win against bangladesh to become the first team to make it three wins from three at the cricket world cup. batting first in chennai, bangladesh only managed 245—9 in 50 overs, despite mushfiqur rahim's 66. in response, skipper kane williamson was forced to retire hurt after getting struck on the thumb in his first match since recovering from knee surgery. but he and daryll mitchell put on a century stand, both hitting half—centuries, as the black caps won with more than seven overs to spare. all eyes will turn to ahmedabad on saturday, as arch—rivals india and pakistan face off at the narendra modi stadium. there is a capacity crowd of 132,000 expected, with both sides having won their first two matches in the tournament. we are under pressure because we are playing before a lot of time in a large crowd, in front of a big crowd, it is a mixed stadium. yes, the whole sport is wearing blue, so if pakistani fans are allowed, it will be good for us. aha

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elsewhere, manchester united and leicester drew 1—1. time, so arsenal snatch victory against aston villa, other winners on the day spurs and everton. hubert hurkacz has won the shanghai masters, beating andrei rublev in dramatic fashion. in three sets, kurkacz completed the victory in the deciding set tiebreak after 2 hours and 9 minutes on court. it's his seventh tour title. it's his second in the masters event. he moves up to 11th in the rankings, significant because it's not long until the season ending atp finals. so we'rejust, you know, going back and forth. and it was just such a, you know, such a tricky match. i mean, andrei was playing some really great shots. i was you know, i was trying to respond with some good ones as well. but yeah, wejust, you know, just one of those matches just got to stay in it, believe it, keep believing it till the end. and yeah, just super happy how i managed at the end. australia's min woo lee won his first title in two years at the macau open on sunday, completing a wire to wire victory. the world

there were also wins for brighton, leicester city, manchester city, and manchester united top seed carlos china open with a straight sets victory over lorenzo musetti in the second round. alcaraz hit 18 winners and broke the italian�*s serve four times as he became the first player to win 60 tour level matches this season. next up for alcaraz is seventh—seeded casper ruud, who was taken to three sets by tomas martin etcheverry in a three—hour thriller. history has been made yet again by four time olympic champion, simone biles — as she became the first woman to land a �*yurchenko double pike vault. the move is rated the most difficult for women and completing it put biles into first place in all—around qualifying at the world gymnastics championships. the american will now have the move named after her. biles was competing internationally for the first time since taking a two—year break to work on her mental health, having suffered from what's known as the �*twisties�* at the tokyo olympics, when gymnasts lose their sense of space awareness while in the air you can get all the latest spor

and tyrone's a poet who's supporting youngsters in the care system in leicester, and drawing on his own experience to sit on foster panels. i'm an artist. i've had friends who have been freelance for years and say, "oh, "why don't you just be a freelance artist?" and i'm like, "well, that's not the same because you "live with your parents." and that's the thing about being a caregiver. i went to university. i didn't like my course. i didn't want to be there. but had i not been in university, i would have been homeless. so i had to pick another course. there is not a safety net, but this is how yolanda achieved her dream without that safety net. singing and dancing to adoring crowds as part of this tribute act. i've not had all that dance training. i've had to fight for my place in this industry, knowing that everyone expects you to fail. ifeel like it'sjust as important as equality with grace. they won't be allowed to say, you've been at foster care, so you probably won't be worth this job. having these things in place for the next generation is going to be a massive game changer. jerem

after a slow start, the all blacks scored 11 tries with a hat—trick for leicester fainga'anuku.re likely to finish second in pool a behind france. well, the home nations are back in action this weekend. england are already guaranteed a place in the last eight and they take on samoa in theirfinal group game on saturday. head coach steve borthwick has announced his squad, with george ford and owen farrell starting together as fly—half and inside centre for the first time for two and a half years. can't wait to obviously get out there from the start of the game, we are doing a 12 again from we have done it many times before and avoids loved it, enjoyed it, we felt like we've had some great performances from doing it. got to get the start right, build the game right, be ruthless in the way we play stop we can sense it and feel it from the preparation of a leading up to this game that it will be exciting. in terms of what's important and — in terms of what's important and what _ in terms of what's important and what will be the key factors _ and what will be the key factors in terms

it all began when his admin job in leicester was under threat and he turned to online journalism, launchinggely to the embarrassment of russia. that is made up and we know that... it's smartphones which have changed everything. combined with tools on the internet, everyone can be a recorder of news and also tell the difference between real and fake. mass amounts of information that we really didn't have 20 years ago, and that's allowed us to do investigations on things like chemical weapons attacks in syria, the shooting down of aircraft in ukraine and now, the current conflict in ukraine. we are able to take an image like this, which is from the day before the air strike and following on the next day, see the damage from the air strike as it's happening. it's absolutely crucial to have voices like his who are actually a bit more optimistic in what can seem quite a doom—laden area of study. really, what he's doing, it's coming good on the potential that the internet initially promised. education is the key in the fight against misinformation. and we see people using the internet at younger

emma simpson went to leicester where wilko was founded to join will close for their —— workers for thery, the workers from wilko have been posting videos on social media... ..including the distribution centre... # sha—la—la—la—la—la—la—la.# ..going out in style. £1 cake tin, sir. but when it's the final day of trading, there's still a job to do. just clear the shelves. that's the aim of the game today. sell every last piece. never thought it would come to this. we were big business. pleasure to work with you. you too. aw, like a family. one last shift together in leicester — shirts to be signed, plenty of hugs, an emotional day for everyone. iam dreading i am dreading when we close and the shutter comes down and we have to do the last announcement. i thought we would be saved, everybody thought we would be saved, everybody thought we would be saved, everybody thought we would be saved. customers have come to say cheerio, too. she made my shopping trips happy with her smile. such a sad day. there's a parting gift. the shelves are almost empty, but this tribute board, at least, will surv

it was to show his hatred for the zionist regime, or some leicester city players showed up at the celebration of this team's victory in the hazbi cup with the palestinian flag. here is a stadium in chile, thousands of kilometers from the occupied territories, and these are the fans of the palestino team with the flags of their original hometown. in scotland , celtic fans like this represent them even pie they have taken it even further and are paying a uefa fine for holding the palestinian flag in the stadium, but they do not hesitate to express their hatred towards israel, even though there were other famous football players who defended the palestinian nation , but rejected the offer. changing the shirt of the israeli player by cristiano ronaldo and his indifferent passing by the opposing players will never be forgotten. he also built a school and a charity center for the children of gaza when he was playing in real, and the five-year-old palestinian child who killed his parents and brother. nishina had lost to the bernabeu in the arson attack invited. mortezaei zadpaneh, sed and sima news

they are currently taking on leicester at the king power stadium and chloe kelly gave them the lead inat the cricket world cup, the two countries have already played each other today. a match that saw england suffer one of their all—time worst defeats. losing by 229 runs in mumbai, their hopes of reaching the knockout stages are now hanging by a thread. joe lynskey reports. for all the recent highs in english cricket this may be their lowest point. defeat to south africa by more than 200 runs, a record margin, a rough day. they had won the toss in mumbai and chose to bowl. it looked promising, but from four for one, south africa charged. heinrich carson beat his way through the humidity to score a century at speed. it came in 61 balls. it will beat 100. speed. it came in 61 balls. it will beat100. in speed. it came in 61 balls. it will beat 100. in the last ten overs, south africa raced clear. england had conceded their highest ever one—day school. they now had to chase 400. butjohnny bairstow went for ten and the rest got a few more. ben stokes was back from injury, but was brilliantl

dringwater came up with leicester. he joined this team in the 2015, 2011 and 2011 seasons of fat island league and won the 2017 hazbi cup with chelsea. rubiales was banned for 3 years. with the official announcement of fifa luis rubiales, the former president of the spanish football federation, has been suspended for 3 years from any football activities. banned worldwide. rubiales was banned due to his immoral behavior during the celebration of the women's team's victory in the world cup. goal striker arsenal is ready to leave the group of gunners. football insider has reported that aron ramsdid, the constant defender of the gunners last season, who handed over his place to david raya dede this season, wants to leave this club, and arslani also announced: that this goaler can leave this london team in the summer of 2024. the german engineer in the premier league according to sun report, after losing his place in the real madrid team, tony cruz is considering the possibility of his transfer to the premier league, and hi

or some leicester city players appeared in the celebration of this team's victory in the hazbi cup with the palestinian flag. here is a stadium in chile , thousands of kilometers away. from the occupied lands and this the fans of the palestino team are with the flags of their original hometown. in scotland, celtic fans also challenge the representative of the zionist regime in the playoffs of the champions league. they even went further than this and face the uefa fine for holding the palestinian flag in the stadium, but they do not stop expressing their hatred towards israel, even though there were other famous footballers who defended the palestinian nation. when cristiano ronaldo was playing for real madrid , he built a school and a charity center for the children of gaza, and the five -year-old palestinian child who burned his parents and brother. afrozi shahr nashina had missed and invited to the bernabeu. morteza izadpanah news agency. tonight, in its last match in the olympic qualifiers , iran will face cuba from 20:00. thank you for your support, dear viewers. in the name of all

temporada pasada los 49ers que llegaron a la serie de campeonato eliminaron al equipo de américa acá en leicestergan invictos con récord. de four y cero one. christian mccaffrey, que está sencillamente inspirado a two touchdowns. >> el partido pasado, una forma que es una garantía, no ha tenido intercepciones en lo que va de temporada, es sólido en la toma de decisiones y luego, obviamente tenemos la defensa liderada por nick moussa. >> es un equipo completo, sólido y equilibrado y que definitivamente tiene lo necesario para derrotar a los vaqueros de dallas. vamos a escuchar precisamente al head coach carl shanahan de lo que espera de este partido. >> not sure, i mean, it's spirit spring quarterback staff outfit butter so that that's really change and there, though, so i want. lines citación para el sunday night football. de telemundo 48 17:00 de la tarde arranca nuestra transmisión cinco y 20 patada inicial en un misterio que no solamente va a estar lleno, sino que va a mostrar su mejor versión ante uno de sus grandes rivales y obviamente lo que forma parte del menú es el ambiente que se vive d

. _ england play belgium tonight at leicester city's king power stadium in the women's nations league the balance for england, who are trying to secure a place at paris 2024 on behalf of great britain. the lionesses play belgium home and away over the next week. elsewhere in that group, scotland are away at the netherlands. wales are bottom of their group and need a win away at germany. and northern ireland and republic of ireland — both vying for promotion — are in action in group bi. you can follow all those scores later on the bbc sport website. england take on argentina later in the third—place playoff at the rugby world cup, ending their tournament against the same opponents they started it against. a third—place finish for england will likely to be deemed a success, after they started the tournament ranked eighth in the world, after a poor run of results. the omens are good for steve borthwick�*s side — england have beaten argentina in all four previous world cup meetings and ii of their last 12 tests. we are competing for third place at this world cup. so there is a lot to be m

now we've had, i think it's in leicester, one in it's four in leicester, one in manchester, oxford.s a tiny, tiny number. >> it's not a tiny number. >> no, it's not a tiny number. >> no, it's not a tiny number. >> well, it's certainly no more than dozen any. than a dozen that any. >> it's more than a dozen >> it's not more than a dozen for this is anybody is worrying. >> i agree. but look what >> no, no i agree. but look what they're actually you listen they're actually if you listen to the statement that to read the statement that particularly the leicester councillors were councillors made, they were talking electricity talking about the electricity supply the reality supply to gaza. now the reality is start actually is that once you start actually chopping dividing things up chopping and dividing things up in that that lies in that way, that way lies madness. you either support or you and think you don't support. and i think keir and i hate keir starmer is right and i hate to that these particular to say that these particular unfortunately they're all muslim councillors, but i th

there can nace 18 for leicester off the bench warriors. they win this 1, 1, 21 to one 15 spark your final. so. >> yeah. then they got a game warriors that is they have again wednesday then on friday. a few days after that, the season opens in finally begins on on week from tuesday. the return of kevin durant. isn't crazy that i know front of all the warriors fans? yeah, it's weird, right? was twenty-twenty right? that mobile year. he either gets either been hurt. >> or >> played in front fans because it was one we're living in that crazy pandemic and they're playing games with nobody in arena. bush was nuts to think back on. i we're right yet. even that feels like it was yesterday. but he's always there was one thing left or sports k today is an extra smirk. as jets got got a big win against the you know, the city. i hail from. >> the philadelphia eagles are no longer undefeated food. >> did anybody have a parlay? take it where they pick the browns and the jets today probably smiling ear to ear like dan all right. it's going to do it again

have you noticed that after the disturbances leicester and disturbances in leicester and elsewhere we'reen elsewhere, we're no longer even talking things talking about things like community almost community cohesion? it's almost as if that policy area has just sort of evaporated. so i do think we need to think much more seriously about this issue. and i think at the heart of it, it is about immigration, ian. it is about and scale at about the speed and scale at which we've transformed this country while integrating country while not integrating people arriving. people who are arriving. >> we're it now at >> and we're doing it now at higher , looking at the higher rates, looking at the last year or so than we've ever doneit last year or so than we've ever done it before. >> well, that's right. net migration is now over 600,000. the small boats issue is yet to be the people be resolved. most of the people coming afghanistan and coming over afghanistan and somalia, etcetera, i don't think this to help us address this is going to help us address this is going to help us address this problem.

my grandparents did not emigrate to just leicester or southampton, but to the united kingdom. stands for a set of values. we are the home of fair play, the best of british, we are the place for those who wants to add to our national story. the united kingdom has done a huge amount for my family. i often think about how different our lives would be if my grandparents had not left india and east africa all those years ago. i owe our country everything. and it is my duty to do what i can to help this country take the right long—term decisions for the right long—term decisions for the years ahead. the united kingdom is also the most successful multiethnic democracy on earth. and our party has led the way on that. we had the first ethnic minority prime minister when queen victoria was still on the throne. applause we have had three female prime ministers, and i stand before you todayis ministers, and i stand before you today is the first non—white leader in our country's history. applause meanwhile, labour's last three leaders all live within the same square mile of north london. n

sheikh ibrahim mogra, who's an imam from leicester. their shared concern for the situation in israel and in gaza, and they spoke also for their communities here. and they said they stand together against any form of hatred or violence againstjewish people or any other community here. rabbi jonathan wittenberg and sheikh ibrahim mogra spoke of their personal friendship and spoke of their many connections between the muslim and thejewish communities here in the uk. they did acknowledge that they sometimes stand on opposite sides and they sometimes disagree with each other. but they called for an end to any kind of hatred or violence against their communities here in the uk. the context, of course, of all this, ben, and the reason these faith leaders felt they needed to come out and make this statement is there has been a significant rise, in anti—semitic incidents in particular, since those attacks by hamas the weekend before last. the metropolitan police telling us that in the week since those attacks, they were 105 anti—semitic inciden

square cinema just off leicester square . since being cleared sex assault being cleared of sex assault charges , but the premiere was charges, but the premiere was scrapped by the prince of wales theatre cinema , whatever it is, cinema. >> prince charles in leicester square. prince charles. i've been to it. yeah prince charles. >> it's shocking. >> it's shocking. >> it's shocking. >> i mean, they just updated it to king. a great point. we should cancel them for that. they didn't really. >> well, they still >> well, hang on. they still call the elizabeth line. call it the elizabeth line. if we're to bringing we're going to start bringing up, things? up, are we updating things? >> that's fine because >> yeah, but that's fine because we elizabeth. but look, we all love elizabeth. but look, sometimes is our sometimes it is late. our beloved this still beloved queen, this is still prince charles. yeah, it should be right. but be updated. you're right. but what bothered they what bothered me here is they didn't realise the cinema d

have you noticed that after the disturbances leicester and disturbances in leicester and elsewhere we'reen elsewhere, we're no longer even talking things talking about things like community almost community cohesion? it's almost as if that policy area has just sort of evaporated. so i do think we need to think much more seriously about this issue. and i think at the heart of it, it is about immigration, ian. it is about and scale at about the speed and scale at which we've transformed this country while integrating country while not integrating people arriving. people who are arriving. >> we're it now at >> and we're doing it now at higher , looking at the higher rates, looking at the last year or so than we've ever doneit last year or so than we've ever done it before. >> well, that's right. net migration is now over 600,000. the small boats issue is yet to be the people be resolved. most of the people coming afghanistan and coming over afghanistan and somalia, etcetera, i don't think this going to help us address this is going to help us address this is going to help us address this pr

and they hope to reunite with her soon, leicester. >> and i'm glad we can report it. kristen dahlgren, thanks very much. >>> a scene of devastation tonight in a residential neighborhood of detroit where authorities say a house exploded this afternoon. officials tell our detroit affiliate wdiv that the house was vacant and no one was inside. there are reports of neighbors saying they smelled gas in the last couple of days. >>> in 60 seconds, writers are back and late-night shows returning but more labor disputes are looming. how you might be impacted by the next wave of potential impacted by the next wave of potential so i didn't think i needed swiffer, until, i saw how easily it picked up my hair every time i dried it! only takes a minute. look at that! the heavy duty cloths are extra thick, for amazing trap & lock. even for his hair. wow. and for dust, i love my heavy duty duster. the fluffy fibers trap dust on contact, up high and all around without having to lift a thing. i'm so hooked. you'll love swiffer. or your money back! salonpas, makers of powerful pain reli

there were also wins for brighton, leicester city and manchester city.he rugby world cup quarter—finals alive with a 3k points to 1a victory over portugal in their final pool match in saint etienne. portugal had taken an early 5—3 lead, but eddiejones' side ran in five tries to secure a bonus—point win. australia led 24—7 at half—time and secured the necessary fourth bonus—point try which keeps them in contention. the win means they're now second in pool c, but fiji need just one point from their own match against portugal next week to overtake australia and qualify for the quarterfinals. the defending champions, south africa, are currently in action against tonga. a bonus point win for south africa would set them on course for the quarterfinals. the score is 28—8 to south africa. into the second half of that match. and that's all the sport for now. we will have more for you in the next half hour. the family of the girl who died when her school coach overturned on the motorway have paid tribute to her today, saying she was "warm—hearted and wonderful". 1

tomorrow there are five more games, manchester united host leicester before the merseyside derby.ester united. 0wners the glazer family have invited bids for more than a year now yet still no one has met their valuation believed to be in excess of six billion dollars. in domestic rugby, it's been a horrible start to the new premiership season for defending champions saracens. they've been thrashed 65—10 by exeter... the home side ran in 11 tries — including a hat—trick for full backjosh hodge. exeter led 41—0 at half time — before saracens improved after the break... but it was much too little, too late. two other games, bath edging newcastle falcons, 34-26. .. three tries from ben spencer in that one. and it went right to the wire, for gloucester, in their victory over harlequins... jamal ford—robinson's try, in stoppage time, enough for them to squeeze a 29—28 win. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. nathan kimsey could be set for a sunday to remember at the spanish 0pen. the englishman — ranked 159th in the world — is in second place

sheikh ibrahim mogra, who's an imam from leicester.rg, who's a senior rabbi in masorti judaism, uk. they spoke of their shared concern for the situation in israel and in gaza, and they spoke also for their communities here. and they said they stand together against any form of hatred or violence againstjewish people or any other community here. rabbi jonathan wittenberg and sheikh ibrahim mogra spoke of their personal friendship and spoke of their many connections between the muslim and thejewish communities here in the uk. they did acknowledge that they sometimes stand on opposite sides and they sometimes disagree with each other. but they called for an end to any kind of hatred or violence against their communities here in the uk. the context, of course, of all this, ben, and the reason these faith leaders felt they needed to come out and make this statement is there has been a significant rise, in anti—semitic incidents in particular, since those attacks by hamas the weekend before last. the metropolitan police telling us that, in t

um, and also red leicester well.ell, but we're doing quite a lot of vegan varieties as well now, so that's a good option. >> i like cheese that bites you back.ii >> i like cheese that bites you back. i i think that it's a you let us down attitude but not voting for your cheese from europe . europe. >> well now for the denouement. i'd be remiss if i didn't try a nonnegian french and british cheese just to prove the point. but the key is i have a bath. oliver biscuit, god's own biscuits from god's own county. so this , i think, is a little so this, i think, is a little bit of somerset cheddar , which bit of somerset cheddar, which is absolutely tickety boo delicious . this may be the delicious. this may be the french cheese . and here's the, i french cheese. and here's the, i think the funny nonnegian stuff, which i might just taste on its which i mightjust taste on its own . well, some of this is going own. well, some of this is going to be my supper. it's going to be the somerset cheddar, as you might have guessed. a

when i moved overfrom leicestershire county to leicester city, leicester city is such a diverse culturalhildren come to the classroom and they had black teeth. it wasn't a one—off for the children to have a lot of extractions. there was one child that i had who had all of her teeth extracted. children are coming into the classroom in pain, as well. i think what needs to happen is it is ok, yes, we have it in the curriculum that we teach children how to brush their teeth, which is great. but also, we need to get to the grass roots of this, which is educating parents. so parents need to be educated themselves or have a school nurse come in and actually teach the parent and have sessions with them. we have to understand a lot of these people don't speak english, it is often their second or third language. often their second or third language-— often their second or third lanaauae. �* . . ,, , language. are there cultural issues here as well? _ language. are there cultural issues here as well? yes, _ language. are there cultural issues here as well? yes, yes, _ language. are there cultural i

earps made her 100th club appearance for manchester united at home for manchester united at home to leicesterted made it 1—1 midway through the second half with this header by maya le tissier. there were also wins for manchester city and spurs. in scotland in the women's premier league, celtic have made it ten wins in ten games. they defeated partick thistle 3—0 to maintain their lead at the top. paula duran opened the scoring on the half—hour mark — slotting the ball into the bottom corner. murphy agnew doubled their lead in the second half before chloe craig added the third. five other games today. big wins for rangers and motherwell. hearts and glasgow city both won away from home. and hamilton drew with montrose. more football on the bbc sport website and app including the draw for the fa cup first round proper. that's bbc.co.uk/sport that's all from sportsday. now the football news show with will perry looking at the new top of the league tottenham under ange postecoglou. ange postecoglou will leave with a 2- ange postecoglou will leave with a 2— to draw, front foot football, winning thi

elsewhere, manchester united and leicester drew 1—1.st aston villa. spurs and everton also won. and don't forget, there's lots of european championship qualifiers taking place around europe today. all the details on our website. scotland could reach the finals if spain avoid defeat to norway in oslo. if spain win, they'll be in germany next year too. albania and turkey could also qualify on sunday. you can go to our website. that's bbc.com.sport. and that's all the sport for now. thanks very much. let's return now to our top story — us secretary of state antony blinken has urged israel to do everything possible to avoid harming civilians, as it prepares for a major ground offensive into gaza. these are the live pictures from gaza, where it isjust after 10.30 at night. more than 2,600 palestinians have now been killed by israeli attacks on gaza, since the hamas assault on israel just over a week ago. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, says the military is ready at any moment to begin the operation, aimed at crushing hamas —

elsewhere, manchester united and leicester drew 1—1.tor against aston villa. spurs lead at brighton having gala goal down. it's everton to lead by goal down. it's everton to lead by goal to zero. it's been a good weekend in the motogp championship for ducati's franceso bagnaia. he won the indonesian grand prix to restore his lead in the motogp championship. his title rivaljorge martin moved to the top of the standings on saturday by clinching the sprint race, but he crashed out in lap 1a. one rider's pain meant another�*sjoy as bagnaia fought back from 13th to seal his sixth victory of the season. he now leads martin by 18 points. that was converted, christian. 2a points to zero with —— 24—24 with ten minutes to go. back to you. i'll tell you, i am following you on my computer just i'll tell you, i am following you on my computerjust in case! as a rugby fan. a couple of things to tell you from the middle east. in the last few minutes. first of all, we had a report from the un peacekeeping force in lebanon. it's called you in ifi l. it's