mark cavendish proving that age is just a number. mark cavendish proving that age isjust a number.r world heavyweight champion mike tyson will face jake paul on friday. the 58—year—old boxing legend hasn't fought professionally in 19 years. in the final press conference before their weigh—in, youtuber turned fighter jake paul dominated the microphone as tyson uttered very few words. the fear of losing is to march fighting than dying. what would you lose if you lose this fight? thank you.- you lose if you lose this fight? thank you. you lose if you lose this fiuht? thank ou. ., ., fight? thank you. i'm not going to lose. cheering. _ to lose. cheering. but you _ to lose. cheering. but you say - to lose. cheering. but you say that i to lose. cheering. but you say that in | to lose. cheering. i but you say that in the to lose. cheering. - but you say that in the last minute of the second... i am not going _ minute of the second... i am not going to _ minute of the second... i am not going to lose. _ minute of the second... i am not going to lose. did - minute of the second... i am not

the most successful sprint cyclist in history, mark cavendish, wins his final professional race at theour de france criterium in singapore. king charles and other senior royals lead events to mark remembrance sunday. hello and welcome. ukraine and russia have launched their biggest drone attacks against each other since the start of the war. according to the ukrainian military, russia launched 145 drones overnight targeting various parts of the country. ukraine's air defence says they were able to down 62 drones. meanwhile, russian officials stated that they had destroyed 70 ukrainian drones across six regions. according to the mayor of moscow, 32 ukrainian drones were destroyed as they approached the russian capital, resulting in the temporary closure of two of moscow's international airports. our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse has the latest from kyiv. ever since russia started targeting ukrainian cities in this way, with these unmanned drones and 2022, we are seeing an unprecedented number of strikes. just last night, we were told 140 russian drones were told 140 russian dro

and mark cavendish — one of the most successful cylists in history — announces his retirerment.lo, i'm lewis vaughanjones. the prospects for a middle east peace deal have been dealt another blow with the announcement station in western pakistan. and mark cavendish — one of the most successful cylists in history — announces his retirerment. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. the prospects for a middle east peace deal have been dealt another blow with the announcement by the mediators qatar that they are pulling out of the negitations. the gulf state has hosted talks since representatives of israel and hamas first agreed to enter discussions, as well as taking part in talks qatar has hosted the political office of hamas, allowing the group to operate with relative freedom. we will have plenty of reaction and get the context about what this decision means for the region later in this programme. nancy pelosi, has put part of the blame for kamala harris�*s loss on president biden, suggesting that the party would have performed better if he'd left the race earlier. ms pelosi played a key

and, mark cavendish — one of the most successful cylists in history — announces his retirement.i'm lewis vaughanjones. the queen is to miss remembrance events in london this evening and tomorrow, afterfailing to fully recover from a chest infection in time. doctors have told her to remain at home to protect others from any potential risk. the queen will mark the occasions privately at home and hopes to return to public duties early next week. remembrance sunday is held in the uk as a day to commemorate the contribution of british and commonwealth military servicemen and women in the two world wars and later conflicts. our correspondent, charlotte gallagher, gave us the latest. so, the queen is going to miss two key events this weekend for the remembrance service events, which is the royal british legion festival of remembrance at the royal albert hall on saturday evening, that's tonight. and she's not going to be at the remembrance day service at the cenotaph tomorrow. now, a palace spokesperson has said, following doctor's guidance to ensure a full recovery from a seasonal ches

mark cavendish proving that age isjust a number.he former world heavyweight champion mike tyson will face jake paul on friday. the 58—year—old boxing legend hasn't fought professionally in 19 years. well, in the final press conference before their weigh—in, youtuber turned fighterjake paul dominated the microphone as tyson uttered very few words. the fear of losing is too much fighting than dying. what would you lose if you lose this fight? thank you. i'm not going to lose. cheering and applause. but — but you say that in the last minute of the second... i am not going to lose — did you hear what i said?! cheering and applause. well, the eagerly awaited rematch between katie taylor and amanda serrano is the co—main event. they go head to head for the undisputed super lightweight title. in 2022, the pairfought at a sold—out madison square garden, becoming the first women's fighters to headline at the famous venue. taylor came out on top and went on to win the fight by split decision. she aims to repeat that on friday night. well, you

and a special race number to commemorate mark cavendish's record 35 wins on the tour.n the streets of singapore 30 years later. this was an exhibition race. the spot is going to miss one of its most enduring superstars. cavendish had already won two world titles on track before his breakthrough year at the 2008 tour de france. 0ne one final effort to feel that winning feeling one last time. i'm quite emotional, actually. i'm quite emotional, actually. i realised in the last five laps, it was the last 15 kilometres of my career but i really wanted to finish and i am so proud to rent my last professional race.— professional race. after so many comebacks, - professional race. after so many comebacks, this - professional race. after so many comebacks, this is l professional race. after so i many comebacks, this is his last podium appearance as a rider although he wants to stay in the spotty love so maybe this is not quite goodbye but it has certainly been emotional. world numberfour danill medvedev had a match to forget as his lost the opener of the atp finals to taylor fr

and a special race number to commemorate mark cavendish's record 35 wins on the tour.dish had already won two world titles on track before his breakthrough year at the 2008 tour de france. he was voted sports personality of the year after winning the green jersey in 2011, becoming only the second british man in history to win the road world championship. the first global superstar of british cycling's golden generation won stage after stage in the world's biggest bike race. by 2016, he had 30 to his name. but then a five—year gap before coming back in 2021 from years of battling illness and depression. he won four stages that year to draw level with the all—time record of 34. but it took one more comeback after breaking his collarbone to win that elusive the 35th this summer. his final race was an exhibition, part of cycling's drive to engage with a worldwide audience, and a sport that is going to miss one of its most enduring superstars. most of those competing today were still at school when cavendish started racing, so perhaps a certain amount of respect as the manx

the most successful sprint cyclist in history, mark cavendish, wins his final professional race at the tour de france criterium in singapore. he holds the record for winning more tour de france stages than any other cyclist. now on bbc news, click. lara: this week, a question — how do you switch to renewable energy when the sun's down for half the year? we go off—grid in the arctic to find out. solar could be a very good thing for the summer part of the year, and then you would need something else for the rest of the year. is this me? i'm doing this? spencer: paul's checking out a new technology that - could make old diesel machinery cleaner and greener. ooh, i wonder what type of diesel engine he decided to try out. yes, it's a complete mystery. you'll never guess. and we're pulling away. and as you will have seen, no emissionsl coming from the exhaust. now, how would you like to meet one of the most popular and highest—earning instagram models? well, you can't, because she doesn't exist. but we go behind the scenes with the team that created her. and what's this? lara checking out he

and britain's mark cavendish, the most successful sprinter in cyling history, announces his retirerment — we'll have more on that in our sports bulletin. hello. within the last few minutes it's been announced that queen camilla is to miss remembrance events in the uk this weekend as she makes full recovery from a chest infection. a statement from buckingham palace said the decision was made to also protect others from any potential risk. loads of questions around the future of the war in ukraine now that donald trump won a second term in office earlier this week. a senior advisor to the us president—elect, donald trump, has told the bbc that the aim of ending the war in ukraine is about finding peace, not winning back territory. bryan lanza said president zelensky needed to acknowledge that crimea had been lost to russia and the priority of the united states was to stop the killing. i have a huge amount of respect for the ukrainian people. they've proven over the last, last couple of years that their hearts are made of lions. europe needs ukrainian people to protect them as well. i mean

britain's sir mark cavendish has won his final race as a professional cyclist — the singapore criteriumaking career, which included winning more tour de france stages than anyone else in history. drew savage reports. time for cycling in�*s most successful sprinter to finally say goodbye. the peloton paid their respects to one of the all—time greats, a roller coast a career that began on the isle of man age nine was to conclude on the streets of singapore 30 years later. it was an exhibition race, part of the tribe to engage with the global audience and the sport will enduring superstars. most of those racing today were still at school when cavendish won his first tour de france stage in 2008 so perhaps a certain amount of respect as the manx missile launched himself towards the finish line, one final effort to feel that winning feeling one last time. i'm quite emotional actually. i realised in the last five laps was the last 15 kilometres of my career, but i really wanted to finish. i'm so proud to win my last professional race. after so many comebacks, this really is cavendish's last p

and mark cavendish — one of the most successful cylists in history — announces his retirerment.breaking news from the middle east, where prospects of any deal to end the israel—gaza war have

and mark cavendish says he was too old for the last three years of his career: the former world championello there. with so many players dropping out of england's squad ahead of their match against greece, there was a concern that the scoreline might be affected. however, that was not the case. england comfortably beat greece 3—0 with a goal from curtisjones on his debut. it leaves england top of their nations league group. well, our sports correspondent andy swiss is in athens for us. well, after england's build—up to this match had been affected by nine players pulling out, this was really some performance. surprisingly, they left captain harry kane out of the starting line—up but the man that took his place certainly made his mark, 0llie watkins putting england ahead with a neat finish.

and mark cavendish says he was too old for the last three years of his career: the former world championo there. with so many players dropping out of england's squad ahead of their match against greece, there was a concern that the scoreline might be affected. however, that was not the case. england comfortably beat greece 3—0 with a goal from curtisjones on his debut. it leaves england top of their nations league group. well, our sports correspondent andy swiss is in athens for us. well, after england's build—up to this match had been affected by nine players pulling out, this was really some performance. surprisingly, they left captain harry kane out of the starting line—up but the man that took his place certainly made his mark, ollie watkins putting england ahead with a neat finish. but greece, remember, beat england at wembley last month and they soon posed some problems. kostas tsimikas had a shot brilliantly saved byjordan pickford as england led 1—0 at the break. but after the break, england really took control. they scored their second when a shot from jude bellingham hit the po

and, sir mark cavendish, one of the most successful cyclists in history, announces his retirement.start in spain, where a huge protest is taking place in valencia over the authorities�* emergency response to devastating flash floods, which killed at least 217 people. these are live images from valencia. the protesters, who include members of various civil groups and unions, are demanding accountability, with some chanting "murderer". among their demands is the resignation of valencia's regional head — carlos mazon — who they hold responsible for the perceived mishandling of the disaster. visiting a military base in valencia earlier in the day, spain's defence minister, margarita robles, said the army was now present in every town affected by the flooding. she said the armed forces would stay there as long as it was needed. translation: we are aware of what people are suffering, there are no words on these occasions, there is no consolation. but i do want them to know they can count on our armed forces, the royal guard, and in valencia for as long as is necessary. for more on that,

and mark cavendish says he was too old for the last three years of his career. so many players dropping out of england's squad ahead of their match against greece, there was a concern that the scoreline would be affected — that was not the case. england comfortably beat greece 3—0 with a goal from curtisjones on his debut. it leaves england top of their nations league group. andy swiss is in athens for us. well, after england's buildup to this match had been

mark cavendish — the most successful sprinter in cycling history — ends his career with victory in singaporeite i am quite emotional, actually. i am quite emotional, actually. i realised in the last five laps it was the last 15 kilometres of my career. and the win of his life — england's paul waring stuns a star—studded field to take the abu dhabi championship by two shots. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. more on an eventful day in the premier league — not least for ipswich fans — to come but we start with rugby union. it was england frustrated again last night, today it's the turn of wales, who've lost their autumn international to fiji by 2a points to 19. the visitors winning in cardiff for the first time ever — for wales it's their 10th successive test defeat — their worst run of results since 2003. patrick geary reports. cardiff is once well is a's fortress, now they hoped it would be the sanctuary. behind them, 90 feet and a draw. in front of them, fiji. the men in red responded by going quickly of underside, to where blair murray was seven minutes into his debut. they soon adde

and, sir mark cavendish, one of the most successful cylists in history, announces his retirement.ello and welcome, i'm luxmy gopal. let me take you live to spain — where a protest is taking place over the emergency response to the devastating floods, which have killed at least 217 people. various civil groups and unions are taking part in the protest in central valencia. some demonstrators are chanting the word, murderer, calling for valencia's regional head to resign, saying his administration was unprepared for the disaster. it was not that long ago that spain's king and queen were pelted with mud when they went to visit parts of flood hit valencia. protesters there are also shouting the word, no daughter. some of the protesters in at the images you are seeing now have been heard saying the word as well. that protest directed at the king and queen visiting was a few days ago when they were walking through one of the worst affected areas in the region. more than 200 people were killed in the floods, it was spain's worst flooding in decades. the clean—up operation is continual do

and mark cavendish — one of the most successful cylists in history — announces his retirerment.i'm lewis vaughanjones. we start with breaking news from the middle east, where prospects of any deal to end the israel—gaza war have been dealt another blow with the announcement by the mediators qatar that they are pulling out of the negitations. the gulf state has played a key diplomatic role in trying to bring an end to the conflict — to prevent further loss of life — and secure the release of the remaining israeli hostages held by hamas. as well as taking part in talks - qatar has hosted the political office of hamas — allowing the group to operate with relative freedom. let's speak to our correspondentjoe inwood who's injerusalem for us. talks the through what we know, joe. talks the through what we know, joe, ,, ., ., ., talks the through what we know, joe. ., ., ,., , joe. so, we have had reports come through _ joe. so, we have had reports come through in _ joe. so, we have had reports come through in the - joe. so, we have had reports come through in the last - joe. so, we hav

it was rumoured for a while, but sir mark cavendish has confirmed he will retire from professional cyclingeporter drew savage. it's proper no surprise to most people, he is 39. it has a family of four children, who he wants to see grow up. since he came back to win that elusive 35th stage at the to the france this summer, it's unsurprising. this is what he wanted to post on social media today. my racing career, completed its. some people wondered maybe he might give it one more go but he said, no, i'm happy with this. this is what another of british cycling greats has had to say about him. what he has achieved in this sport is phenomenal. to achieved in this sport is phenomenal.— achieved in this sport is phenomenal. achieved in this sport is henomenal. ., ., phenomenal. to have the most tour de france _ phenomenal. to have the most tour de france wins _ phenomenal. to have the most tour de france wins is - tour de france wins is incredible. it's absolutely incredible. it's absolutely incredible. no easy feat. i don't _ incredible. no easy feat. i don't see _ incredible. no easy feat. i do

and, mark cavendish — one of the most successful cylists in history — announces his retirement.in london this evening and tomorrow, afterfailing to fully recover from a chest infection in time. doctors have told her to remain at home to protect others from any potential risk. the queen will mark the occasions privately at home and hopes to return to public duties early next week.

one of the greatest cyclists of all time, sir mark cavendish, has won his final race.king career. he wore number 35 at the exhibition event today, to symbolise his unrivalled number of stage wins at the tour de france. the race ended with one last sprint finish — and one final podium appearance as a professional rider — although he says he does want to stay in the sport. england's paul waring held off some off golf�*s biggest names to win the abu dhabi championship, the penultimate event of the dp world tour season. the world number 229 had already broken both the course and the european tour record in his opening two rounds at yas links, and after a wobble yesterday, he carded a six under par round of 66 in his final round today to take victory, beating a top—class field including fellow countryman tyrell hatton by two shots and rory mcilroy in a tie for third. it's waring's second win on the european tour and it puts him fifth in the race to dubai standings, with the season—ending tour championship starting on thursday. it hasn't sunk in yet. 0bviously, it hasn't sun

mark cavendish is edging towards the end of his professional cycling career.en a special presentation on the podium and got to say goodbye to the japanese fans. we have an incredible ratio. it was very special. i would like to thank you for the incredible turnout and incredible support. it has been a wonderful day to enjoy probably my last time in this race. a netball team has blamed international politics for not being able to compete at a major tournament in india. the cosmopolitan roses netball academy gives young british asian women opportunities they might not otherwise have to play at a competitive level. they were supposed to represent pakistan at the asian netball championship, but their visas never arrived. the team are heartbroken, and the coaches blame long—running tensions between india and pakistan. 0ur reporter imaan asim has been to meet them. this group of women have dedicated themselves to netball. the players travel from all parts of the uk to train here at the maidenhead —based club. taste train here at the maidenhead -based club.— -based cl

it was rumoured for a while, but sir mark cavendish has confirmed he will retire from professional cyclingge at the tour de france at the age of 39. i've been speaking to our reporter drew savage. it's probably no surprise to most people, he is 39. he has a family of four children, who he wants to see grow up. since he came back to win that elusive 35th stage at the tour de france this summer, it's unsurprising. this is what he wanted to post on social media today. "my racing career, completed it." some people wondered maybe he might give it one more go but he said, no, i'm happy with this. this is what another of british cycling greats has had to say about him. what he has achieved in this sport is phenomenal. to have the most tour de france wins is incredible. it's absolutely incredible. and no easy feat. i don't see that record being broken for a very long time. it's been an extraordinary career. as someone who has followed it from start to end, what stands out for you? it's the sheer number of wins. he has been an absolute winning machine. for five years, he was the fastest man on the

sir mark cavendish — the greatest sprint—cyclist in history — wins his final professional race. military, russia launched 145 drones overnight targeting various parts of the country. ukraine 5 air defence says they were able to down 62 drones. meanwhile, russian officials stated that they had destroyed 70 ukrainian drones across six regions. according to the mayor of moscow, 32 ukrainian drones were destroyed as they approached the russian capital, resulting in the temporary closure of two of moscow 5 international airports.

. _ mark cavendish is edging towards the end of his professional cycling career.e winner biniam girmay and preemoz roglitch. afterwards he was given a special presentation on the podium and got to say goodbye to the japanese fans. i think ithink! i think i speakfor i think i speak for the i think i speakfor the riders. we have an incredible race here. i would like to say thank you for an incredible turn aid an incredible support. it has been a wonderful day to nj probably my last time in a race. horgay marteen has moved a step closer to becoming motogp champion for the first time after winning the sprint race ahead of the malaysian grand prix. that's because his title rival and reigning champion francesco bagnaia crashed out on just the third lap. marteen won to extend his championship lead to 29 points. if the spaniard scores nine points more than the italian in sunday's grand prix he'll become world champion with a round to spare. and that's all the sport for now. iran's supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei, has vowed to mount what he called a "tooth—breaking

and britain's mark cavendish, the most successful sprinter in cyling history, announces his retirerment. hello. within the last few minutes it's been announced that queen camilla is to miss remembrance events in the uk this weekend as she makes full recovery from a chest infection. a statement from buckingham palace said the decision was made to also protect others from any potential risk. loads of questions around the future of the war

one of cycling's greatest sprinters, sir mark cavendish, has announced his retirement from the sport, final race as a professional will be in singapore this weekend. it will bring to an end a career that saw him claim more stages of the tour de france than anyone else, as well as four world titles on the track and road. stay with us here on bbc news. something a bit brighter with some sunshine. finally the back of this loom and a grey weather. it is remembrance sunday, the change of scotland and northern ireland but for most it is going to be pretty cloudy with outbreaks of rain. and that is because we've got these weather fronts moving and that is because we've got these weatherfronts moving in from the west. the west. the cis area of low pressure and high pressure behind it but as the game changer. we start the day grey for many. by the front pushing from the west will bring some spots of showery rain. we could see a little bit of sunshine here and there but the best of the sunshine will appear across scotland and northern ireland in the afternoon as winds turn westerly. temperature

and reaching the finish line, sir mark cavendish — the greatest sprint—cyclist in history — wins his war. according to the ukrainian military, russia launched 145 drones overnight targeting various parts of the country. ukraine's air defence says they were able to down 62 drones. meanwhile, russian officials stated that they had destroyed 70 ukrainian drones across six regions. according to the mayor of moscow, 32 ukrainian drones were destroyed as they approached the russian capital, resulting in the temporary closure of two of moscow 5 international airports.

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and mark cavendish — one of the most successful cylists in history — announces his retirerment.the bbc that the aim of ending the war in ukraine is about finding peace, not winning back territory. bryan lanza said ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky, needed to acknowledge that crimea, which russia

mark cavendish has been reflecting on his career after retiring from professional cycling.on the road and the track, he broke the tour de france record for stage wins with his 35th victory over the summer, and he signed off from the sport winning a one—day race in singapore on sunday. i have been too old for the last three years. light, i'm so much older than anybody else in cycling. so i am very fortunate i can carry on to my age, if i'm honest. the people i turned pro with retired, and their sons retired. m0 pro with retired, and their sons retired.— pro with retired, and their sons retired. ., . ., sons retired. no change in the score in the — sons retired. no change in the score in the nations _ sons retired. no change in the score in the nations league, | score in the nations league, but you can keep up—to—date with those matches on the sport website. you're watching the context. and it's time for our our weekly segment, ai decoded. welcome to ai decoded, that time of the week when we look in depth at some of the most eye catching stories in the world of artificial int

bad weekend for the home nations and mark cavendish goes out on a high after a great and gloomy startnovember. >> there's change on the way with some sunshine in store for many of us today. join me later for the full forecast with all the details . the details. >> hello there. very good morning to you on this monday morning. welcome to the program. i'm eamonn holmes. >> it'sjust i'm eamonn holmes. >> it's just gone 6:00 i'm isabel webster and this is gb news breakfast. >> the self—service machine thing is interesting because i think it takes away any person ability from shopping. people who go to the shop. i used to go to the shop to have a chat with people. >> did you? that's so you. yeah. and i is usually the person that was standing behind people like you thinking , for crying out you thinking, for crying out loud, how long is this going to be? >> i hate these self—service machines, but not because it's impersonal, just because half the time they don't work or they're saying you haven't put your item on the thing, and then the light flashes and nobody comes and you just go, do you

air ambulance, two response vehicles and an advanced paramedic were sent to the scene and sir mark cavendishd his retirement, saying sunday's singapore criterium will be his final race of his professional cycling career. the tour de france record breaker received his knighthood last month and finished this season with a record breaking 35th career tour stage win , in what he said would stage win, in what he said would likely be his last race. those are the latest gb news headlines. more in an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> welcome to the saturday night showdown now! trump won the election. bigly. you might have heard the liberals crying over it. i haven't watched a man beat a woman that brutally since the olympics. there's imani khalife with some questions over his or her birth sex going on right now. lefties around the world were left in tears as they discovered that gender ideology, mass immigration and communism aren't as popular as their diver

now sir mark cavendish has announced his retirement, saying sunday's singapore criterium will be his final race as his professional cycling career. the tour de france record breaker received his knighthood last month and finished this season with a record breaking 35th career in toured stage, which one? and saying he was likely it would be his last race. but after receiving his knighthood from the prince of wales at windsor castle on the 2nd of october, he said it will be really nice to race as a knight commander. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to nana for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . .com forward slash alerts. >> good afternoon. it's fast approaching seven minutes after 3:00. welcome to gb news. now, before we get to everything, i want to us cross over live because reform uk's south west press conference is happening where their leader, nigel farage is speaking and peacefully protest. >> don't you ? and yet and yet >> don't you? and yet and yet the

and mark cavendish — one of the most successful cylists in history — announces his retirerment. to the programme. a campaign advisor to the us president—elect, donald trump, has told the bbc that the aim of ending the war in ukraine is about finding peace, not winning back territory. bryan lanza said ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky, needed to acknowledge that crimea, which russia annexed in 2014, had been lost, and the priority of the united states was to stop the killing. here he is speaking earlier. i have a huge amount of respect for the ukrainian people. they've proven over the last, last couple of years that their hearts are made of lions. europe needs ukrainian people to protect them as well. i mean, these citizens know how to fight russia. they've done it successfully. now the challenge becomes when you have an honest conversation with your partners is, you know, what are the goals? zelensky, for example, he says his goal is to get crimea back. well, that's not the goal of the united states and that's not the goal of the european nation states. we learned that in

mark cavendish has been reflecting on his career after retiring from professional cycling. world champion on the road and the track. he broke the tour de france record for stage wins with his 35th victory over the summer, and he signed off from the sport winning a one day race in singapore on sunday. i'v e i've been too old for the last three year, like, i'm so much older than anybody who is competitive in cycling, so, i'm very fortunate i could carry on to my age i if i'm honest, there is people i turned pro with and raced with and they retired and their sons started and they have retired before i have. now to boxing, because the former world heavyweight champion mike tyson will face jake paul on friday. the 58—year—old boxing legend hasn't fought professionally in 19 years. in the final press conference before their weigh—in, youtuber turned fighter, jake paul, dominated the microphone as tyson uttered very few words. the fear of losing is too much fights. what would you lose if you were to lose this fight? thank you. i'm not going to lose. but were to lose this fight? th