signing naomi girma also made her before the hour mark. five points off the top, after they beat leicesternil. find a way to win, and we've done that. i think that's our seventh in a row. i think it's our tenth clean sheet out of 15 games, to go, than we did last season. ten—man real sociedad. and kept up the pressure in the second half, wrapping barcelona's sixth straight league win moves them to cricket now, and india have beaten new zealand by 44 runs performance from india's spinners, with varun adam cottier reports. out to be a convincing win over new zealand. one—handed screamer! spearheaded india's recovery. at the dubai international stadium. by va run chakravarthy. the first of five wickets he was to take raising the noise levels of a partisan crowd. was with india. india finished top of group a, and their quartet of spinners in the semi—finals. new zealand had already qualified and will now face in next sunday's final. create that doubt. wickets to the other bowlers, also, the way they bowled on the other side helped me pick wickets in this side. in portrush this summer. with a p

so that result means manchester united are now leicester city 2—nil.was always going to be a challenge, but winners which is an incredible stat, so... to go, than we did last season. on sunday, with a comfortable a—nil home victory over ten—man real sociedad. sociedad lost a player early in the match when defender gerard martin and marc casado then scored for the home side into first place in la liga, one point ahead of australia. chakravarthy taking 5—42. adam cottier reports. and a stand of 98 between axar patel and shreyas iyer spearheaded india's recovery. of 250, on a slow pitch step forward india's spinners in reply, led levels of a partisan crowd. at 133—3, though, with 18 overs remaining, the match was still was with india. fall for just 72 runs. will likely be a big challenge for australia in the semi—finals. in next sunday's final. so it was not a rank turner, as such, which people on a bit and it was deviating a little bitjust to create that doubt. and, uh, so i would say i would dedicate my five was probably what was the challenge for us. l

leicester city 2—nil. were enough to continue their 100% start to 2025. find a way to win, and we'vept up the pressure in the second half, wrapping up the win with goals from ronald araujo and barcelona's sixth straight league win moves them in the final group match of the champions trophy, australia. the black caps were bowled out for 205 after an impressive performance from india's spinners, with varun adam cottier reports. they were able to set their opponents a target of 250, on a slow pitch step forward india's spinners in reply, led by va run chakravarthy. the first of five wickets he was to take raising the noise tom latham's innings and the control and rhythm fall for just 72 runs. will likely be a big challenge for australia in the semi—finals. south africa in lahore on wednesday for a place adam cottier, bbc news. on a bit and it was deviating a little bitjust to and, uh, so i would say i would dedicate my five was probably what was the challenge for us. we knew that coming here, they were going to play they read the situation and read the conditions well. and um, yeah, unf

you mentioned the one particular part of leicester where a very small part of leicester, where 40% ofpeak english well or very well, lots of them speak english, remember? >> is that not a problem, though? >> wait, let me, let me go. because i actually looked at the figures. so there is a primary school in that area. in that primary school. of the most recent, in the most recent year, almost every kid had a parent who came from a non—english speaking background. that's correct. those kids scored at or above the national average for. engush above the national average for. english speaking english. let me finish. let me read it for engush finish. let me read it for english at key stage two. are you saying they're not integrated? they're doing as well as english speaking kids in speaking english at key stage two. so that is. let me finish. thatis two. so that is. let me finish. that is the fact of integration. now what's bad for integration in a natural culture? i'd say it's when you have loony commentators saying that people like me, for example, that i'm not english. so you have konstan

that almost 1 million now speak little or no english in the united kingdom, and in some parts of leicester's an astonishing 43% of people don't speak any or little english at all. now, with this in mind, today we're asking the sobering question is mass immigration changing britain to the point where integration is now nigh on impossible? and what, if anything, can be done about it? well, to get our teeth into this one, i'm speaking now with gb news political editor chris hoy and the former conservative mp and the former conservative mp and immigration minister tom pursglove. gentlemen, welcome to the show. tom, i'm going to start with you first. your field of expertise. these figures are simply incredible. a third of the entire nation in just ten years time. born overseas or the direct children of them. and i think we've got some figures we can put on the screen now to show the country of origin. this is from the centre for migration control. we can see there on the screen at the top we have 3.2 million indians. we have next 1.5 million nigerians, 1.26 million chinese. we have 1.15 million

take, for example, the area of saint matthews and highfields in leicester in this area.re than 80% of people who are living in social housing were born outside of the uk, of whom only around half 52%, are currently working. according to the latest census, only 43% of people who live in that area were born in the uk. a larger number of people were born in the middle east or asia. three quarters of people in that area are muslim, and shockingly, more than four in every ten people in that area are living in households that contain no adults who speak english as their main language. or consider their main language. or consider the area of tockington or monk's park near wembley stadium in this area. nearly 73% of people who live in social housing were born outside of the uk, of whom only 43% are currently in work. fully 35% of people in that area, more than 1 in 3, refused to identify with a british or an engush to identify with a british or an english identity, and instead choose a non uk identity only, which is an option on the census. fully one quarter of people here live

take, for example, the area of saint matthews and highfields in leicester in this area.re than 80% of people who are living in social housing were born outside of the uk, of whom only around half 52%, are currently working. according to the latest census, only 43% of people who live in that area were born in the uk. a larger number of people were born in the middle east or asia. three quarters of people in that area are muslim, and shockingly, more than four in every ten people in that area are living in households that contain no adults who speak english as their main language. or consider their main language. or consider the area of tockington or monk's park near wembley stadium in this area. nearly 73% of people who live in social housing were born outside of the uk, of whom only 43% are currently in work. fully 35% of people in that area, more than 1 in 3, refused to identify with a british or an engush to identify with a british or an english identity, and instead choose a non uk identity only, which is an option on the census. fully one quarter of people here live

northern ireland football, sorry, irish football manager and leicester city, norwich city, wycombe wanderersose things. but martin has all those things. but martin has a priestly way about him because him and i went to the same school together and i can tell, i can tell the way he he talks and looks and, and does, does certain things. it means nothing to you, but it does. >> no, no, don't say that. because he would have been the 10% and you were part of the 90. you were a part of the other. >> well, he he didn't he didn't go either. but i mean, i'm saying it rubs off on you, right? >> i've got you. >> i've got you. >> what's rubbed off on you today? >> what's rubbed off on me today? well, rubbed me up the wrong way. listen, i'll tell you what's rubbed up on me. and that's arsenal last night, right? >> what a win. >> what a win. >> what's going on? yeah, i mean, you've got arsenal can't score goals. they're having terrible trouble scoring goals. they've, they've they've lost i mean they've scored twice twice in the last four. that and the last two games they haven't scored any. and then they