beaten away — the champions of scotland are shocked by livingstone.of being champions — they hang on against tonga to reach to world cup quarterfinals. also coming up in the programme: as more medals are dished out to british athletes — we'll assess the world championships on their closing day. we haven't even reached the middle of october, so liverpool fans will not need reminding that there is still a long season ahead, but the premier league table makes very pleasant reading for them this evening. liverpool will take an eight—point lead into the international break after manchester city were beaten at home by wolves. the champions couldn't convert their possession into goals despite numerous chances, and wolves caught them on the counter attack twice late on — adama traore with both for the visitors. it was city's first defeat at home in any competititon for 10 months. we were nervous. it was a bad day. we were not at our best. we tried and had chances to score but in general the game was not the way we want to play and it was a bad day so the team

croft says she doesn't know at whose direction or at whose expense livingston was working. livingston is a former member of congress who was in line to be speaker of the house but resigned because of his own extramarital affair. house investigators are scrutinizing the smear campaign against yovanovitch to see how it fits into the pressure campaign rudy giuliani was running at president trump's behest, so goes the theory of the democrats' case. the house expects to hear from christopher anderson who will tell investigators, according to the testimony that we obtained, that john bolton once told him that he, bolton, viewed rudy giuliani as an obstacle to properly engaging ukraine on a range of issues. this is another echo that we've heard in testimony from career diplomat after state department official about the curious and concerning role that rudy giuliani played in trying to pressure -- in terms of pressuring ukraine's leaders to manufacture damaging information about the bidens, andrea. >> michael crowley, i want to talk about this for a moment. what becomes very clear

they had a man sent off inside half an hour at livingstone and lost 2—0.g to get knocked off the top of the table. michael redford reports. having dropped points for the first time this season last weekend, celtic headed to livingston looking for a response. where better to get it than at the side who had lost four successive league games. but if celtic thought this would be easy, they should have thought again. even lawler giving them an early warning sign. celtic‘s task was made harder later. ryan christie shown a straight red card. celtic having to play 70 minutes with ten men. the champions held on until half—time, but not for much longer. scott robinson with his first goal of the season two minutes after the restart. livingston's second goal was much easier. this long ball and a clever lob from lyndon dykes. celtic in need of a quick response. they didn't get it. the first league defeat of the season for the champions and the first time they have ever lost to livingston. frankie dettori and enable missed out on a record third win in europes richest ra

celtic drop down to second, beaten 2—0 at livingston.d two second half goals. lyndon dykes with the second. it's a first league defeat of the season for celtic and it's the first time they've ever lost to livingston. there has been one more medalfor gb on the final day of the world athletics championships in doha. the women's 4x400 metres relay team crossed the line in fourth place, but were promoted to bronze when the jamaicans were disqualified. but disappointment for britain's men, who didn't even finish their 4x400 metres relay, failing to pass on the baton. that was won by the usa, who comfortably topped the medals table. great britain finished sixth overall with two golds and three silver medals and one bronze. dina asher—smith playing the biggest role with a gold in the 200 metres and silvers in the 100 metres and the 4x100 metres relay. she collected that relay medal in the stadium this evening. frankie dettori and enable missed out on a record third win in europe's richest race, the prix de l‘arc de triomphe. the hot favourite a

beaten away — the champions of scotland are shocked by livingstone.s. also coming up in the programme: as more medals are dished out to british athletes — we'll assess the world championships on their closing day. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm james pearce. we haven't even reached the middle of october, so liverpool fans will not need reminding that there is still a long season ahead, but the premier league table makes very pleasant reading for them this evening. liverpool will take an eight—point lead into the international break after manchester city were beaten at home by wolves. the champions couldn't convert their possession into goals despite numerous chances, and wolves caught them on the counter attack twice late on — adama traore with both for the visitors. it was city's first defeat at home in any competititon for 10 months. we were nervous. it was a bad day. we were not at our best. we tried and had chances to score but in general the game was not the way we want to play and it was a bad day so the teams in the premier league it is t

we don't know who bob livingston is working for. there was a story in politico about a guy on the national security council that trump thought was the head of ukraine -- trump thought was his ukraine expert. was really someone who used to work for devin nunes and telling him all this stuff. i was in ukraine recently. there are a lot of russian-aligned interests who have their own reasons for -- >> manipulating. >> yes. >> that is part of the story, who was manipulating whom. it strikes me, robert, the republicans are going to be bound by the president himself in their defenses, right? there are certain defenses that republicans can marshall that will be effective political but will enrage the president, one of them that he was too dumb. there was a headline today he wants you to know he's smart and capable enough to do a quid pro quo. the other is that it was wrong but not impeachable. how do you think the president's views on his own defenses will impact what arguments republicans feel they can make? >> the more i talk to republica

livingston's second goal was much easier. this long ball and a clever lob from lyndon dykes. first time they have ever lost to livingston. and compounding the misery for celtic is the sight of the table, which shows that they have been knocked off top spot by rangers, who thumped hamilton 5—0 at home this afternoon. france have joined england in the quarter—finals of the rugby world cup. but onlyjust, edging out tonga 23—21 in kumamoto this morning. after france scored two early tries — alivereti raka with this one — they were looking comfortable but, with seconds left, tonga made them sweat when zane kapeli touched down in the corner and it was converted. but time ran out, and france will play england on saturday to decide who wins their pool. in one of the least surprising results of the tournament, new zealand swept aside namibia to all but guarantee their progress into the knockout stage. the all blacks ran in 11 tries. tj perenara with the try of the game — one of the tries of the tournament so far — he started it and finished it. 71—9 it finished. new zealand's final gr

livingston was working."he president's personal lawyer, rudy giuliani, has claimed that yovanovitch was an impediment to his efforts to get ukraine to investigate mr. trump's campaign rival, joe biden. >> you were aware that there were individuals and forces outside of the state department seeking to smear ambassador yovanovitch, is that correct? >> i was. >> reporter: deputy secretary of state john sullivan was the one who had to tell yovanovitch she was being recalled to washington. >> the president had lost confidence in her. >> reporter: and you were told that by the secretary of state? >> i was. >> did you ask why he lost confidence in her? >> yes. >> what was the answer? >> i was told that he had lost confidence in her, period. >> that's not a why, just that he lost confidence in her. he didn't explain why. >> reporter: president trump urged reluctant republicans today to "go with substance and defend his actions." florida's marco rubio said no. >> i'm not getting into a debate about the substance until

hibs and livingstone finished 2—all.have been knocked out of the women's champions league by atletico madrid. after the first leg ended 1—1, city lost 2—1 in the spanish capital they're defeated 3—2 on aggregate. derby county have sacked their captain richard keogh — for gross misconduct over his involvement in a car crash that led the arrests of two teammates. the republic of ireland defender suffered knee ligament damage — was ruled out for up to 15 months, after tom lawrence crashed into a lamppost last month. lawrence and mason bennett both pleaded guilty to drink driving. derby said that his contract had been "terminated with immediate effect". keogh has 11! days to appeal against the decision. sam burgess admits hejust couldn't be himself on the field any more. after retiring from rugby league. a player who's been described as one of the greatest of his generation. has failed to recover from a chronic shoulder injury. burgess is just 30 and had three years left on his contract with australian nrl side the south syd

livingston was working." president's personal lawyer rudy giuliani has claimed that yovanovitch was an impediment to his efforts to get ukraine to investigate mr. trump's campaign rival joe biden. >> you were aware there were individuals and forces outside of the state department seeking to smear ambassador yovanovitch, is that right? >> i was. >> reporter: deputy secretary of state john sullivan was the one who had to tell yovanovitch she was being recalled to washington. >> the president had lost confidence in her. >> and you were told that by the secretary of state? >> i was. >> did you ask why he lost confidence in her? >> yes. >> and what was the answer? >> i was told that he had lost confidence in her, period. >> well, that's not a why. just lost confidence didn't explain why. >> reporter: president trump urged reluctant republicans today to, quote, go with substance and defend his actions. florida's marco rubio said no. >> i'm not getting into a debate about the substance until we know all of the facts

livingston was seeking the removal of the ambassador. this afternoon, christopher anderson told lawmakers then national security adviser john bolton was concerned about the impact of the president's personal attorney, rudy guliani. "he cautioned that mr. guliani was a key voice with the president on ukraine, which could be an obstacle to increased white house engagement." the house is expected to vote on a resolution to outline next steps for a more public phase, including open hearings and giving white house attorneys access. >> today in my view, the majority is admitting what we all know. that's that the house was not following an appropriate process. >> some democrats are noting this moment in history. >> five or ten years from now, peach will ask each of us what we did in this moment. they'll ask us what we did when confronted with this crisis. >> not all democrats are sold. new jersey's jeff van drew is vocally opposed and some from the midwest are fielding tension with members on the left. >> it's flatly not a resolution that impea

according to her testimony, the lobbyist robert livingston had lobbied her to get rid, to push for theuster of yovanovitch, calling yovanovitch an obama holdover. it's unclear why he did that. that's been a big question for lawmakers emerging from this. one democratic lawmaker jerry connolly said he wants to speak with livingston as part of this to understand why he got involved as well. overall the larger concern being raised here backs up what other people have been saying. there was this outside effort to push ukrainian policy outside of normal diplomatic efforts. >> i want to bring in carrie cordero. she's a former counsel to the assistant -- >> attorney general for national security. >> then it went past that part. laura coates is a former federal prosecutor. so as we're looking at this opening up now soon it seems like what will be a public event where everyone, not just these democrats and republicans on these three committees will get to see this happen. why is that so important? what do you expect the effect of that to be? and why is it significant that you have people like bi

livingston was seeking the remule af of the ambassador. the other state official deposed today said john bolton had long been skeptical of giuliani influence overio. it was a caution key voice with the president on ukraine, which could be obstacle to increased white house engagement. now also breaking tonight, martha, a few moments ago, fox news received images of the raid that killed isis leader abu bakr al-baghdadi. the pentagon also releasing video that shows the very moment the compound where al-baghdadi was hiding blew up. this video here shows army special operators approaching the compound from two sides. now commander says every aspect of the raid was planned in minute detail. take a listen. >> pretty clear that the success of the standoff we employed ensured it wouldn't be a shrine or memorable, just another piece of ground. >> the pentagon confirming new information the raid over the weekend was staged from inside syria with helicopters using unknown location inside the country, forward-operating base in the hours leading up to t

calls while working for the national security council from former republican congressman robert livingstonwho is now a lobbyist and he was pushing for the removal of the ukraine ambassador. he called her an obama holdover and croft says in her testimony she was unclear and remains unclear who was directing livingston to push for this removal. another employee who worked for u.s. envoy to ukraine, kurt volker is christopher anderson and he will be testifying also. he has been working on ukraine issues for years and he said senior officials at the white house blocked state department officials from releasing a statement that would have condemned russia's action in ukraine in 2008 and describes in his testimony that he will give, -- john bolton and the relationship with rudy giuliani and the voice those two had on ukraine and the impact it has had on the president's ukraine policy. tst: catherin -- katherine joining us. she has a story published today you can find at rollcall.com. we will talk about the release on these procedures. your thoughts on it. republicans, 202-748-8001. democrats, 20

livingston was seeking the removal of ambassador jovanovich.he other statement officials giving a statement earlier today, anderson told lawmakers former law advisor john bolton had concerns about rudy giulia giuliani's role in the proceedings. he also supported increased senior white house engagement however he cautioned that mr. giuliani was a key voice with the president on ukraine which could be an obstacle to increased white house engagement. to be clear, we've only obtained the opening statement of these officials, we don't know what's being said and the other hours of testimony. chris. >> chris: mike, it seems that both sides are trying to protect certain key figures in this investigation, is that right? >> exactly right. for republicans, they're trying to protect president trump. >> i think both the process and the substance back up the fact that number one, the president didn't do anything wrong. he engaged in the conversation to congratulate the ukraine president for a selection on a platform of rooting out corruption. in fact preside

livingston declined to comment on his efforts to oust the ukrainian ambassador. >> people outside the normal policy process with political roles and motivations interfering in ukraine policy here. i want to ask you because folks at home may have trouble keeping track of the testimony every day. but one key takeaway from vindman's testimony yesterday was that this effort was not just about the july 25th phone call between trump and zelensky. a meeting on july 10th when gordon sondland, the eu ambassador, again brought up, made this tie between the presidential visit meeting and an investigation of the bidens here. i mean, it seems what we're seeing from this testimony is this was a continuing effort over time. it was not just about one phone call. >> yeah, no question about it. and what's significant about that testimony, about that july 10th meeting is that it flatly contradicts what gordon sondland said in his own sworn testimony in which he said no concerns raised from the specter of investigating, raising those investigations into the president's political rivals in exchange for a

it's probably worth noting here lobbyist robert livingston is one and the same as the former bill clinton president-elect who had to leave because he admitted to affairs and had to resign. the infamous notorious to john bolton has been invited to testify before the investigating house committees next friday, november 7th. now are remember several witnesses have already testified that bolton was concerned about trump's ukraine pressure campaign. he told multiple witnesses to contact nsc lawyers, referred to the whole scheme perfectly as quote a drug deal. every day the scope of this entire thing and those who knew about it keeps getting bigger including the number two guy at the state department, john sullivan. he went before the senate relations committee where he was seeking to be confirmed as the next ambassador to russia. >> do you think it's ever appropriate for the president to use his office to solicit investigations into a domestic political opponent? >> solitting investigations into a domestic political opponent, i don't think that would be in accord with our values. >> you were a

livingston was seeking the removal of ambassador yovanovitch." this afternoon, state department official christopher anderson will tell lawmakers that former national security advisor jumbles and raise concerns about rudy giuliani's impact. "bulls and stated he agreed with our few lines of effort and he also supported increased senator whitehouse engagement. however, he cautioned that rudy giuliani was a key voice with the president which would be an obstacle for white house engagement. today, the top republican -- >> we can talk to them to determine their credibility. do they have a bias? what is their motive? those are all things you look at when you are trying to figure things out and determine credibility of what may have motivated them to take the action they did." >> meanwhile, the top senate democrats raised concerns about those seeking perhaps throughout the the person who brought the complaint. >> the identity of a whistleblower is such a breach of faith with our whistleblower laws, designed to see that the truth gets out. anyone seeking

livingston was seeking the removal of the ambassador. i documented these calls and told my boss i was not aware of any action taken in response. so you have a republican lobbyist in town pushing for this. we also know unrelated to impeachment, the number two at the state department is the president's choice to be the next ambassador to moscow. he's over on the senate side. he was asked a similar question about rudy giuliani during his confirmation hearing. >> my knowledge in the spring and summer of this year about any involvement of mr. giuliani was in connection with a campaign against our ambassador to ukraine. >> you were given a packet of disinformation attempting to smear ambassador yovanovitch. do you know it was mr. giuliani who created that package? >> to this day, i don't know that. i did ask but i don't know. >> and no one told you where it came from? >> no. >> so it happened by immaculate conception. >> hence, my referral of the package. >> you get a couple of things. number one, how uncomfortable they are but that something

they refuse given the limited time left and no deal becomes more likely former london mayor ken livingstone things. it could be a long time before the government reaches any final agreement with parliament. florists has lost more votes in just 3 months as a prime minister than any other prime minister now history was going to be many amendments to this legislation which is a very large bill $110.00 pages covering the environment workers' rights trade deals and so on and most probably even a amendment to say that once this act of parliament is passed only becomes law if a rain referendum means the british people support it so we're not going to be out at the end of this month because this is going to go on for several weeks perhaps even towards the end of the year and no one can foretell where we're going to end up the government and the opposition need to agree on how long this act of parliament should be to pay t.v. how many amendments should be put down but if boring stuff isn't it please just be light trench warfare going on for 2 weeks that's a wrap up of the day's top news for now but

livingston and how he was hounding persons within the national security counsel and how he was trashing the ambassador marie yovanovitch. so i actually want to know who's paying him, why he was doing it, all of the lines that were being used were false. and they were all contrived. so i think there's more to know, frankly. >> okay, you've got me there. you've proved your point. who was mr. livingston, a new figure. >> he was a congressman who over the last decade or so has run a lobbying shop -- >> from louisiana. >> that's correct. >> he was sitting next to me at -- funeral. i saw saw him recently. anyway, thank you. the was e resolution effectively voting on tomorrow neutralizes republican arguments about the way democrats have conducted the inquiry so far. but the president's supporters continue to blast the process today. >> still behind closed doors, lack of due process and they're trying to create something new that i think is just substandard and dangerous to the presidency. >> it falls way short, way short. no due process now, maybe some later but only if we feel like it is not

it was drawing with ross county and livingston holding heart to a 0—0 draw. international rugby league, despite a dispute with tonga‘s governing body. our rugby league correspondent dave woods was watching. 2007 since great britain last played under that banner but it was not to be their night. fantastic performance by tonga and a huge result for international rugby league. what the great britain learn from that defeat? you cannot get a tea m from that defeat? you cannot get a team like tonga, and established top four team, such superstars in the game, a starand four team, such superstars in the game, a star and they did. football allowed to continue and draw the line theme down the field. couldn‘t call that deficit back in the second half, that is the facet of international football and what you need to recognise for that if you give 80 may start, it‘s difficult to quarterback. great britain not too far away. what lessons do they take to next week now? from a kick, ricocheted kick that we saw the resulting scores and justly tabled a bit rusty in the second h

auction exec bobby livingston's expecting quite a haul.ly excited about bonnie parker's snake-head ring. >> that ring is the closest thing there is to a wedding ring between these two lovers. i wouldn't be surprised if that goes for well over $40,000, $50,000. we'll see. >> then, david bellman, bobby's jewelry expert, gets a new tip on that insignia in the band of bonnie's ring. tell me what you have discovered. >> it turned out that the hallmark inside that looked like a musical note was actually a shape of a "u" with an arrow that was a mark for a company out of rhode island that was actually manufacturing rings like this. >> i didn't get the slam-dunk answer i was looking for. >> you do still believe it was bonnie's. >> yes. the great news is, it was found in the car in sowers and belonged to smoot schmid, and he attributed it to bonnie. >> still, it's now doubtful the ring will go for the 50k bobby had estimated. what about the other items? ♪ first up on the auction block... >> sheriff smoot schmid's service revolver. i have $3,250 bid

hyde was the chairman of the house judiciary committee, it did come out both henry hyde, and bob livingston, and newt gingrich, all major figures all had affairs in their own past. so all this was kind of taken in stride, and it was very dramatic because the morning that the house decided to vote to impeach bill clinton, by the way, was the morning speaker designate robert livingston said he was going to quit and his affair became public. i must say that was one of the most memorable saturdays in my career to see all those stunning moves. but clinton just prepared for the trial and we kind of knew there weren't enough votes to convict. but the legitimacy of the process was never questioned in the way it was. they thought that the charges weren't justified, but it would be like in any other proceedings they griped. >> chris, this is an interesting story because the president in his effort is entirely delegitimizing the process, calling it a lynching, calling it illegitimate, unconstitutional, anything he can throw at it. you've worked in the process. >> that's what you do. when the facts are

i'm abby livingston. i'm the chair of the texas tribune and i'm delighted to welcome two of the most pivotal people in the american politics. they have the jobs that are not most well known. to my meet left i have cheri bus tos. >> hello. >> and i have congressman tom emmer and he's the chair of the national republican committee. it took me a while to understand the acronyms. they're not as well known as. >> n.c. chairman or d.n.c. chairman. but these are members of congress who have been elected by their colleagues to basically get the gavel whether that means protect it or take it. and so it is a difficult job. they manage millions of dollars. they decide who gets that money in ad spending and it can be a brutal process if your side is not doing well in the election year. i had one former chairman describe to me what it's like during the house floor and tell a colleague i'm so sorry, i just cut off your television ads and you're going to lose re-election. y'all might have heard of a man named rahm emanu

and we are back with abby livingston of the texas tribune. peter alexander, to you first. i know you're absorbing this information, just as we are. a five-day cease-fire. do we know what this means for the u.s. troops? and is anyone saying anything yet about the 218 civilian lives already lost. for what? >> reporter: yeah, stephanie, you make a good point right there. and as we heard from the vice president just moments ago, he said, a lot of this will be made clear when you see the agreement. but i think critics will view this cease-fire right now, this agreement that mike pence said was based on the strong relationship between president trump and president erdogan of turkey. and say, in effect, the u.s., the president, with his abrupt withdrawal of u.s. troops from that region, set a fire, now is returning there to try to put the fire out. but the bottom line is that vacuum has been filled with death and with the recent infiltration, in effect, of russian troops there. this is a complicated, challenging situation that a cease-fire doesn't simply erase. will the kurds abi

a shock too in scotland where celtic were beaten 2—0 at livingston. league, and steve gerrard's rangers go top after they thrashed hamilton 5—0. great britain ended the world atletics championships with five medals, that's their lowest total since 2005. their champiosnhips ended in bizarre fashion too. the women's 4x400 metres relay team thought they'd claimed bronze after third placed jamaica were disqualified. but that decision was overturned on an appeal, so britain were moved back to fourth. to complete a disappointing final day britain's men didn't even finish their 4x400 metres relay, failing to pass on the baton. that was won by the usa, who comfortably topped the medals table. england's next game at the rugby world cup will decide who they play in the quarter finals. that's after france also secured their place in the last eight by beating tonga by 23 points to 21. they play england in their final group match on saturday, and the winner of that will finish top of pool c, and will play either wales or australia in the first of the knockout matc

elswehere kilmarnock beat st mirren, while the games between hibernian and ross county, and livingstonel on points at the top — host motherwell. after a twelve year absence, great britain's rugby league lions returned to play an international match in new zealand, but lost 111—6 to a tonga invitational fifteen. the match in hamilton was given official test status by the international rugby league, despite a dispute with tonga's governing body. our rugby league correspondent dave woods was watching. the match was 12 years in the making, try a 2007 since great britain last played under that banner but it wasn't to be their night. terrific performance by tonga and a huge result for international by and a huge result for international rugby league. brian noble, what you great britain learn from that defeat? you can't get a team like tonga, top four team, such superstars in the game, a start, they did. the first half was a little bit scruffy, they got a foothold, could roll the lines team on the field and could not call that deficit back in the second half, so thatis deficit back in the sec

timeline essentially it pressed bars johnson between a rock and a hard place for moreland american livingston thinks it will be a long time before the government reaches any final agreement over briggs it with parliament florists has lost more votes in just 3 months as a prime minister than any other prime minister now history was going to be many amendments to this legislation which is a very large bill $110.00 pages covering the environment workers' rights trade deals and so on and most probably even a amendment to say that once this act of parliament is passed only becomes law if a referendum means the british people support it so we're not going to be out at the end of this month because this is going to go on for several weeks perhaps even towards the end of the year and no one can foretell where we're going to end up you the government and the opposition need to agree how long this act of parliament to appreciate it how many amendments could be put down but if porridge doesn't it please just could be prince warfare going on we can't do we. facebook says it has a plan to protect next yea

the departure of kevin durant and andre iguodala and livingston, warriors say they'll be ringing in a new era of basketball. >> to sustain this type of level of play and this greatness, it doesn't happen that often. and when we need to retool, it may look different, but the great teams, great players figure it out as they go. >> now, the first regular season game at chase center is october 24th against the l.a. clippers. >>> 49ers getting back to work after coming off an early season by week. playing primetime monday night against cleveland browns. tonight's game featured bengals and steelers. pittsburgh wins 27-3. linebacker von tez burr fekt su spended the rest of the season for the helmet hit against the colts. the suspension, the longest punishment handed down in the nfl history. the star expected to appeal it. >>> we're back with more in a moment. ♪ hey. hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network... only with xfinity xfi. download the xfi app today. >>> finally tonight, a record-bre

hibs and livingstone finished 2—2.etico madrid. after the first leg ended 1—all, city lost 2—1 in the spanish capital and go out 3—2 on aggregate. he might have went two months without a win, but now kyle edmund has two victories in two days. he beat argentine diego schwartzmann in straight sets in round two of the paris masters. edmund, who has dropped from world number 14 to 75, produced his best performance in months to defeat schwartzmann and will now face world number one novak djokovic in the last 16 on thursday. former australia international lisa keightley will be the first fulltime female head coach of the england women's side. she replaces world cup winning coach mark robinson — who left after their humbling ashes defeat this summer. keightley says she can't wait to get started. really exciting. i feel ready to go and wanting to get into it. i am confident i can set up an environment where players can feel co mforta ble environment where players can feel comfortable but at the same time get tested to be some

hibs drew two all with ross county and livingstone held hearts to a 0—0 draw.eeds to finish at least third. but his mercedes team—mate and only title rival, valtteri bottas crashed heavily in qualifying and will start sixth. max verstappen is on pole ahead of ferrari's charles leclerc and sebastian vettel. i enjoyed it, i enjoy the challenge in the battle. lucky valtteri is ok. just a quick update on the boxing at london's 02, david price's team threw the towel in in the fourth round so dereck chisora the winner. josh taylor is currently fighting regis progray. you can keep up—to—date on that and all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. jane, thank you. police in barcelona say 350,000 people have turned out for another protest against the jailing of nine catalan separatist leaders. at least 200 people have been arrested at demonstrations across catalonia since the supreme court handed down sentences of up to 13 years. our correspondent, sarah rainsford has been on the streets of barcelona this evening. i think you just saw their one m

hamilton. elsewhere kilmarnock beat st mirren, while the games between hibernian and ross county, and livingstonlor is the new unified super—lightweight champion after beating american regis prograis in london. it was a tightly fought contest for the scot, who remains undefeated in 16 bouts. taylor won on a majority decison. derek chisora is a step closer to a world heavyweight title shot. he came out on top in the all british bout with david price — with the fight being stopped in the 11th round, after price's corner threw the towel in. terrible weather around the country yesterday, but that came in handy in the rugby union premiership. this was gloucester‘sjoe simpson scoring against wasps — and despite falling quite far from the tryline, simpson managed to use wet conditions to slide himself over to score! it was one of three tries for the home side — in a 25—9 victory. in the pro 1a, the dragons have eased to their second win of the new season. they beat glasgow 18—5, taine basham with the first of their two tries. elsewhere, there were wins for benetton, connacht, edinburgh and leinster. a

games between hibs and ross county and livingstone and hart ended in draws.ampion. he beat the american in london. it was a very, very tight contest. but taylor's unbeaten now in 16 bouts. on the judges scorecards a majority decision. an all british fight with david price. that was stopped on the fourth. prices corner throwing in the towel. back to the rugby union. the pay 14 dragons east of their second win of the new season. they beat glasgow 18—5. also wins in the pay 14. that is on the spot for now. a quick update. it is nine all still between wales and south africa. still waiting for first try there and we are approaching the midway point. lewis hamilton could become world champion for a sixth time. but i will have an update for you in the next hour as well. liverpool and spurs the big one this afternoon. are you feeling nervous? iam going afternoon. are you feeling nervous? i am going to be there, yes. i am very nervous. straight after their shift. i was there last season. you lucky, ben. we are going to get lucky, ben. we are going to get lucky this af

the champions were beaten 2—0 at livingston.eir first league defeat of the season. there were two matches at the rugby world cup injapan. the reigning champions new zealand scored 11 tries in a huge win against namibia, 71—9. france are into the quarterfinals after a tight game against tonga, the french winning 23—21. they'll now play england in their final pool match, with the winners of that likely to face australia in the last eight. and that's the sport. mishal. the drummer ginger baker, widely considered to be one of the most influential and innovative musicians of his generation, has died at the age of 80. nicknamed ginger because of his flaming red hair, he helped form cream, one of rock's first supergroups. david sillito looks back on his life. drum solo it was in 1966 that ginger baker decided he wanted his own band. cream with eric clapton and jack bruce was described as a supergroup. and his freewheeling jazz—inspired improvisations marked him out as one of the great rock drummers. i play to what i hear and it's all t

scottish champions celtic, unbeaten so far in the league, are up against livingston in one of two matchese side are comfortable, because celtic are down to ten men, ryan christie sent off mid way through the first half. celtic are a point clear of rangers, who play hamilton at three o' clock. it's safe to say that world number one novak djokovic has recovered from his shoulder injury. he's won his first tournament back since pulling out of the us open last month, beating john millman in straight sets in the final of the japan open. it took him just 70 minutes, he only lost five games and he didn't drop a set throughout the event. it was a fantastic week in every sense. i felt great on the court, felt really welcome by the japanese people off the court as well. they made me feel like at home. didn't drop a set, played really well, served great. just overall, a great experience. dominic thiem and stefanos tsitsipas are playing in the men's final of the china open — and tsitsipas is a break up in the opening set. but women's world number one ash barty has been beaten in beijing. she took the

in scotland, livingstone have beaten celtic for the first time in the club's history.en conceded two goals in the second half. rangers have overtaken them at the top of the table after they thumped hamilton 5—0. frankie dettori and enable missed out on a record third win in europe's richest race, the prix de l‘arc de triomphe. the hot favourite and winner for the last two years was clear in the final stages at longchamp but was just pipped on the line by pierre—charles boudot riding waldgeist — a record eighth win in the arc for trainer andre fabre. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. james, thank you very much. a murder investigation has been launched after three men were found dead at an address in colchester in essex. police were called to the property last night following concerns for the welfare of two men. officers found two people dead inside — the third was discovered in a car outside. a 32—year—old man has been arrested. a bus driver in sheffield has been stabbed. the ao—year—ol

scottish champions celtic, unbeaten so far in the league, are up against livingston in one of two matchese home side have lost four on the bounce. celtic are currently a point clear of rangers, who play hamilton at 3.00pm. dina asher—smith said the experience within the british women's sprint team was behind their success in last night's axioom relay at the world athletics championships in doha. they were just edged into second place byjamaica but it was a season's best time for britain — and it gave asher—smith her third medal of the competition — two silvers and that gold from the 200m. she and the team have been talking this morning to our sports correspondent natalie pirks. we didn't practice any of those changes and they were all successful and we ran a really fast time so we crossed the line and we were like, look at that! world silver medallists with very minimal practice! it is testament to our hard work, our individual talents, experience and also the trust we have in each other. it is great to come back and share a medal with these ladies. seeing their success in recent years ha

they were beaten 3—2 against livingston. three games are under way in the premier league.urnemouth and manchester city and wolves is goalless. france beat tonga 23—21 in the rugby world cup and they play england next to decided finishes at the top of the pool with the winner is likely to face australia. i will be back with a full update in about an hour. four people have been killed and five others wounded in a shooting at a bar in kansas city, officials have confirmed. further details about the motive and whereabouts of the gunman are still unclear. it comes just weeks after separate shootings in texas, which left 44 people dead. police at the scene said they believe it was an isolated incident and not racially motivated. inside we located for hispanic males. 0ne inside we located for hispanic males. one of them is late 50s, one is mid 30s and two are in their mid—20s. they were inside the bar, deceased. 0utside mid—20s. they were inside the bar, deceased. outside the bar we had five of the victims that all sustained gunshot wounds. they were taken to hospital in stable c