former champion daniil medvedev beat alex de minaur earlier in the day.ussian lost his first group game, but has kept himself in with a chance of reaching the knock—out stage. he won in straight sets and didn't face a single break point. there was no stopping the womens champions league holders barcelona — who ran riot against st polten — winning 7—0. sinner can make it three from three in the groups, when he takes on fourth seed daniil medvedev on thursday. fritz will be looking to secure a crucial win against alex de minaur in his bid to advance to the semi—finals for a second time. former champion daniil medvedev beat alex de minaur earlier in the day. the russian lost his first group game, but has kept himself in with a chance of reaching the knock—out stage. he won in straight sets and didn't face a single break point. there was no stopping the womens champions league holders barcelona — who ran riot against st polten — winning 7—0. ballon d'or feminin winner aitana bonmati and keira walsh were among the goalscorers. a sensational display from arsena

we've seen that temper before from medvedev. fritz beating him in straight sets.ts. england's paul waring has won the biggest title of his career — golf�*s abu dhabi championship — holding off a star studded chasing pack to win by two shots. it's only the second time he's topped a leaderboard in over 330 appearances on the dp world tour. waring broke the course record at yas links on friday and finished with a six under par round of 66 to take victory. he beat fellow countryman tyrell hatton by two shots with 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 has not sunk in yet. 0bviously,. i still think i've got to go and do something else or go and go and play another hole or something, because i kind of never let myself think that i was over the line at any point. i always knew there was a job to be done and work to be done as i was playing. so it hasn't quite hit me yet. i'm sure it will do later on when i'm havin

former champion daniil medvedev beat alex de minaur earlier in the day.with a chance of reaching the knock—out stage. he won in straight sets and didn't face a single break point. there was no stopping the womens champions league holders barcelona — who ran riot against st polten — winning 7—0.

medvedev�*s american opponent, taylor fritz, kept his cool in turin, beating the world number four in. meanwhile, the world number one jannik sinner and alex de minaur are the other two players in that group. it was a home game for the italian, sinner, and he won comfortably, in straight sets. 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 he at yas links, and after a wobble yesterday, he carded a 6—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. obviously, i still think i have to do something else will go and play another hole or something because i never l

mr medvedev is your former president and deputy chair of the russian security council. mr medvedev is saying what he thinks, actually, but he is saying as a private person. he is not saying it like an official one. i suppose the point here, your president is wanted by the international criminal court on charges connected to the deportation of children from occupied ukraine. mm—hm. the icc and the un have reported extensively on massive human rights and war crimes abuses by your forces inside occupied ukraine. mm. right now, russia is regarded as an outlaw by the international community. the international community does not consist only of western countries. it is just a teeny number of western countries that are supporting this kind of accusation. so you tell me — how many countries have supported your claim through annexation to now control. . . not just control but own four oblast regions inside ukraine? how many countries support that claim? this is a political process, and this political process... it's to do with international law, mrambassador. you could have seen

former champion daniil medvedev beat alex de minaur earlier in the day.ussian lost his first group game, but has kept himself in with a chance of reaching the knock—out stage. he won in straight sets and didn't face a single break point. there was no stopping the womens champions league holders barcelona — who ran riot against st polten — winning 7—0. ballon d'or feminin winner aitana bonmati and keira walsh were among the goalscorers. a sensational display from arsenal saw them come away wth a 4—0 win away atjuventus. the victory continues the impressive spell under interim boss renee slegers. bayern munich won 3—0 against valerenga. and manchester city eventually overcame hammarby 2—0. bev priestman won't return as head coach of the canadian women's soccer team. it follows a report into the use of drones to spy on opponents at this year's paris olympics. priestman and two other team officials were banned for one year by fifa after new zealand complained that drones flew over their training sessions. on tuesday, canada soccer said they would not return t

we've seen that temper before from medvedev. fritz beating him in straight sets. perth. pakistan cruising home with 23 overs to spare, after restricting their opponents to 140 all out. and the carolina panthers needed overtime, but they beat the new york giants 20—17 in munich, in the final international game of the nfl season. eddy pinero with the winning field goalfor the panthers. britain's sir mark cavendish has won his final race as a professional cyclist, the singapore criterium — bringing the curtain down on a record—breaking career that saw him wear the leader's jersey at all three grand tours, win one world title on the road, three on the track, and of course more tour de france stages than anyone else in history. drew savage reports. time for cycling's most successful sprinter to finally say goodbye. and a special race number to commemorate mark cavendish's record 35 wins on the tour. the roller—coaster career that began on the isle of man aged nine was to conclude on the streets of singapore 30 years later. cavendish had already won two world titles on

medvedev�*s opponent taylor fritz to school, beating the world numberfour in fritz to school, beatingnwhile the world number one jannik sinner and alex de minaur are the other two players in that group, the home game for the italian and comfortable we want it in straight sets. golf and england's paul waring held off some of the world's biggest names to win the abu dhabi championship, the penultimate event of the dp world tour season. there were number 229 had already broken both the cause of european record in his opening two games but after a while he carted a six under par, 66 in his final round to date to take victory beating a top—class field including fellow countrymen terrell hatton by two shots and laurie mcavoy tied for third. growing second win on the european tour and $1.5 million prize means he is now fifth in the race to device standings with a season—ending tour championship starting on thursday. it season-ending tour championship starting on thursday.— starting on thursday. it hasn't sunk in yet- — starting on thursday. it hasn't sunk in yet. obviously - starting on thur

former champion daniil medvedev has beaten alex de minaur at the atp finals in turin.t his first group game but has kept himself in with a chance of reaching the knock—out stage. he won in straight sets and didn't face a single break point — medvedev next faces world number one jannik sinner who is in action against taylor fritz this evening. formula i's race director niels wittich has quit. it's believed the german has left because of his relationship with fia president mohammed ben sulayem. the fia say wittich "has stepped down from his position to pursue new opportunities." he will be replaced from the next race in las vegas by rui marques, most recently the race director for formula 2 and 3. england's all time leading test wicket taker james anderson says he thinks it will be �*fun' to try out t20 franchise cricket even though he's now 42 and hasn't played in the sport's shortest format since 2014. anderson insists he's open to offers to play in various competitions including the ipl. although he has ruled out a return to test cricket. there is so much wipe—out cri

former champion daniil medvedev has beaten alex de minaur at the atp finals in turin.t his first group game but has kept himself in with a chance of reaching the knock—out stage. he won in straight sets and didn't face a single break point — medvedev next faces world number one jannik sinner. formula i's race director niels wittich has quit. it's believed the german has left because of his relationship with fia president mohammed ben sulayem. the fia say wittich "has stepped down from his position to pursue new opportunities." he will be replaced from the next race in las vegas by rui marques, most recently the race director for formula 2 and 3. and that's all the sport for now. returning straightaway to our top story. the archbishop of canterbury has resigned, he has been criticised for not taking action against who abused over a hundred boys and young men. we've had a statement from the archbishop of wales in the last few minutes he has said: "this is an acutely painful issue for all involved, and we hold everyone who has been affected by these events over the years

medvedev, claiming that the transfer of nuclear weapons to ukraine isn't would be considered an attack on russia by the u.s., he writes that, quote, the consequences are obvious. now, just to state the obvious, of course, there is no talk of the u.s. sending ukraine nuclear weapons, but that is not stopping this rise in rhetoric and the fear mongering on russian state tv i don't know when it will end, but i know that it will end with some kind of missile ultimatum missile ultimatum. it comes as the as a nato military official is warning companies in both the u.s. and europe to prepare for a, quote, wartime scenario. and then this germany is hinting that russia is behind a deadly, fiery dhl cargo plane crash in lithuania overnight. let me just play for you the chilling new air traffic control audio just into outfront from moments after the plane went down cancel your start up go back to your stand number. >> we just got a a crash of aircraft on the final. so we will need some time all right. >> so that plane crashed and the wall street journal is reporting that incendiary devices, explo

sinnerfinished off a perfect group stage at the atp finals with a straight sets win over daniil medvedevl. world number one sinner had already qualified for the semifinals — that's thanks to alex de minaur beating taylor fritz earlier in the day. victory means sinner tops the group, heading into the semifinals with a perfect three wins from three. so, taylor fritz is also through to the last four after a three—set victory over alex de minaur in his final group game. that means that seventh seed de minaur goes home without winning a single match in on his tournament debut. former manchester united and uruguay striker diego forlan, who's now 45 years old, has played his first professional tennis match. he lost, though, in the first round of the doubles on home soil in the uruguay open. his partner was argentinian federico coria, but they lost 6—1, 6—2 to the bolivian pair boris arias and federico zeballos on the challenger tour. forlan says he was grateful for the opportunity but will now focus on tournaments for the over 45s. to rugby union now, and new zealand coach scott robertson says

opportunity to make it three from three in the group stages, when he takes on fourth seed daniil medvedeving to secure a crucial win against australia's alex de minaur in his bid to advance to the semi—finals. it was a very tough match, i think we got to know each other very well, actually, in a grand slam final. we knew exactly what to expect today, he was very aggressive and as i was prepared to, and ijust served a very good in important moments which i have done. the crowd is helping me a lot, it is a very special occasion for me and ijust hope that i can show some good tennis like today and let's see what is coming tomorrow. and that's all the sport for now. don't forget, you can keep up to date with all of the latest stories on the bbc sport app orwebsite, including more of the tennis in turin where carlos alcaraz is set to take on andrey rublev before germany's sacha zverev faces casper ruud. hello, you're watching bbc news, it isjust hello, you're watching bbc news, it is just before hello, you're watching bbc news, it isjust before midday on wednesday which means prime minister's

three wins from three forjannik sinner, who's knocked out daniil medvedev at the atp finals.e years of his career: the former world champion speaks about his retirement from professional cycling. hello 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.

seed alexander zverev and andrey rublev, following american taylor fritz�*s 6—4 6—3 win over daniil medvedeve jannik sinner was also victorious in the first round, overcoming australia's alex de minaur in straight sets. i feel like every match is very difficult to play against him. he is a great fighter, you have to earn every point you play. i still feel like that every time we play, he changes a couple of things so i have to be very aware. it is very difficult. the denver nuggets extended their winning streak to five straight games by beating the dallas mavericks. the game went down to the wire, but a brilliant, history—making performance from nikola jokic secured the win for denver 122 to 120. the three time mvp made his case for another one with a dominant line of 37 points, 18 rebounds, and 15 assists — numbers no other player has achieved in nba history. from nikola jokic to nikola jovic, who came off the bench to score the winning points for the miami heat as they beat the minnesota timberwolves 95—94. his foul shot with under eight seconds to play was the difference for miami, who ra

alexander zverev and andrey rublev, following american taylor fritz�*s 6—4, 6—3 win over daniil medvedevfavourite and world number one jannik sinner was also victorious in the first round, overcoming australia's alex de minaur in straight sets. i feel like every match, it is very difficult to play against him, he is a great fighter, you have to earn every point you play, but i still feel like that, you know, that every time we play against, he changes a couple of things, so i have to be very aware, you know, so it is very difficult. the denver nuggets extended their winning streak to five straight games by beating the dallas mavericks. the game went down to the wire, but a brilliant, history—making performance from nikola jokic secured the win for denver 122—120. the three time mvp made his case for another one — with a dominant line of 37 points, 18 rebounds, and 15 assists — numbers no other player has achieved in nba history. from nikola jokic to nikola jovic, who came off the bench to score the winning points for the miami heat as they beat the minnesota timberwolves 95—94. his foul

daniil medvedev spent a lot of his opening match at the atp tour finals in a pretty bad mood.sian was punished for two outbursts, smashing his racket during one during his defeat to taylor fritz. but he's responded in his second match beating alex de minaur in straight sets 6—2 6—4 in under an hour and a half to improve his chances of reaching the semi finals. if the atp tour finals are to follow a pattern, then alex zverev will be feeling pretty good about his chances. he won the event in 2018, then 2021, and made a winning start in 2024 by beating andrey rublev in straight sets to secure a tour—leading 67th win of the season. next for zverev is a meeting with casper ruud who stunned carlos alcaraz in their group opener. later on tuesdayjannik sinner will return to the court against taylor fritz. he's been celebrating ending the year as world number one... the first italian to top the rankings since they were introduced in 1973. sinner won two grand slam titles in 2024 and received a pretty big trophy in front of a capacity crowd and his parents in turin. i heard my mum was c

alexander zverev and andrey rublev, following american taylor fritz�*s 6—4, 6—3 win over daniil medvedevurite and world number one jannik sinner was also victorious in the first round, overcoming australia's alex de minaur in straight sets. i feel like every match, it is very difficult to play against him, he is a great fighter, you have to earn every point you play, but i still feel like that, you know, that every time we play against, he changes a couple of things, so i have to be very aware, you know, so it is very difficult. the denver nuggets extended their winning streak to five straight games by beating the dallas mavericks. the game went down to the wire, but a brilliant, history—making performance from nikola jokic secured the win for denver 122—120. the three—time mvp made his case for another one — with a dominant line of 37 points, 18 rebounds, and 15 assists, numbers no other player has achieved in nba history. from nikola jokic to nikola jovic, who came off the bench to score the winning points for the miami heat as they beat the minnesota timberwolves 95—94. his foul shot

his former colleague in power, dmitry medvedev, can be relied on to make continued threats about attackinghe west. on television, regime—faithful presenters talk of wiping britain, in particular, off the map. now that president biden has eventually allowed ukraine to fire american missiles into russian territory, the threats are louder than ever. but how will president putin respond? i sought the views of the bbc�*s russia editor, steve rosenberg. what we do know is what putin has said in recent months on this very subject. he said injune that basically russia would consider this to be the west fighting a war with russia, and suggested that russia might, in response, arm western adversaries to attack western targets. is he going to escalate even further, knowing that in two months�* time donald trump is going to come into the white house — someone who has praised putin? of course, inevitably, a lot of people that are watching all of this think the danger of a nuclear exchange is greater. but i've always had the impression that that you, like me, like plenty of other people, don't actually

but i wouldn't be too serious about all those statements, sorry to say, coming from a drunk medvedevan only threaten but do nothing. we crossed all red lines possible, we are on russian territory already. we had a lot of warnings from the russian side that if you supply the ukrainian army with tanks, abrams, or challenges, or provide high mars and so on it is a red line for us and nothing happened. so we simply should stop the russian army on the battlefield, this is the only way to stop the kremlin and this is the only way to convince the kremlin not to fight. —— himars major volodymyr 0melyan from the ukrainian forces, thank you for joining us in the studio. we will have much more on this with steve rosenberg who is in russia for us. the uk prime minister, sir keir starmer has pledged that ukraine will be top of his agenda at this week's 620 summit of world leaders in rio de janeiro. he's urged other nations to step up their support for ukraine or face �*unfathomable consequences.�* sir keir starmer is due to meet with the chinese leader xi jinping on the sidelines of the summit on

medvedev will win. nadal came back and one that in five sets. had other five setters against djokovic in australia but that one late in his career really kind of epitomized the desire, the tenacity, the ferocity that nadal brought to the court every single time he stepped out there, win or lose. >> you talk about roger federer, nadal, federer, djokovic they were known as the big three. had men's tennis ever seen an era like this? >> absolutely not. roger federer set the bar. nadal was right there with them. and then djokovic who is number three behind those big two, kept creeping up and eventually surpassed all of them now with 24 majors. the one regret that i think nadal probably has that he will never admit to, but he missed a lot of majors because of injury. and he played with so much intensity, so much physicality that when we first saw him we thought this guy will not play until maybe his late 20's. he ended up playing into his mid and late 30's. but i think his dynamic style of play and that ferociousness that he played with, eventually ca

this morning, former russian president dmitry medvedev writing that nato could be targeted with weaponstion. he made those threats many times before, but the confrontation between russia and nato is escalating. this morning, a serious warning to u.s. embassy staff in kyiv, just days after russia launched its largest air strikes on ukraine in months. the u.s. embassy closing its doors and telling employees to shelter in place, saying it has specific information of a potential significant air attack in a city today. overnight, ukraine's grinding land battle with russia will be bolstered by more u.s. arms. and the biden administration ing the supply of land mines. it is another major u.s. policy shift after the white house allowed ukraine to use long range missiles inside russia, a move president biden long resisted. ukraine quickly firing six u.s. missiles across the russian border for the first time. moscow saying it intercepted five of the missiles and firing back with a message unmistakenably directed at ukraine and the u.s. russia's foreign minister at the g-20 summit in brazil. >> we

the former president of this country, dmitry medvedev, who is now the deputy head of russia's national security council, saying that scenario continues, it would be impossible to exclude anything. aaron. >> fred, thank you very much. in moscow tonight. and let's go now to fareed zakaria host of fareed zakaria gps so, fred, you know, when you see those missiles and you hear them talking about the escalation chain and putin saying that they can use a missile against any country that even provides missiles to ukraine, it's clear what he's saying. and that he's going to keep using this new hypersonic missile that he just used on the battlefield for the first time. that they can carry multiple warheads nuclear weapons, and can evade air defenses. they say and reuters has been reporting fareed, that he's been mass producing these nuclear bomb shelters, that they've been putting images out. what is his point here? what is putin's point well, i'm glad you're focusing on this, erin, because it's it's actually a very significant moment. >> it's a critical moment. putin is trying to draw a line a

. >> the former russian president dmitry medvedev writing on x that nato could be targeted with weaponsf mass destruction. he's made these warnings before, but clearly we are again in a moment where the confrontation between nato and russia is escalating. this morning a serious warning to u.s. embassy staff in kyiv just days after russia launched its largest air strikes on ukraine in months. the u.s. embassy closing its doors and telling employees to shelter in place saying it has specific information of a potential, significant air attack in the city today. overnight ukraine's grinding land battle with russia will be bolstered by more u.s. arms. the biden administration approving the supply of land mines, a controversial weapon. it's another major u.s. policy shift after the white house allowed ukraine to use long-range missiles inside of russia, a move president biden long resisted. ukraine quickly firing six u.s. missiles across the russian border for the first time. moscow saying it intercepted five of the missiles and firing back with a message unmistakably directed at ukraine and

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kamala is finished dmitri medvedev wrote on x. let her keep cackling infectiously. >> the enemies of america are happy, that's not a good thing. i also think, you know, basically when you start a new administration, it is like a startup. you got to hire a bunch of people. there's a process. the people have to go before the senate even from a point of view of public embarrassment, those people are usually halfway decent. you start drilling down. i call them the b team. the people that are going to be there every day 6:00 in the morning, midnight, their judgment matters. their discretion matters. what they think, who they know, who they call on matters. there are a layer of people that are frightening, that are lining up to come into the government and a difference now is when trump went in the first time, it felt like a fluke and some people were afraid to go. this historic level of victory for trump when he gets the white house, the senate, possibly the house, the electoral college, the popular vote, everybody's going to be willin

kamala is finished, former russian president dmitry medvedev wrote on x, q cackling infectiously . that did not make me feel good. >> when we say adversaries, you mean our enemies, the enemies of america. >> just reading from "the post." >> you are saying the enemies of america are happy. basically, when you start an administration, it is like a startup. got to hire a bunch of people. there is a process for doing that. the people have to go before the senate. even just public embarrassment, those people are usually halfway decent. as you start drilling down, the people, i called them the b team, the people that will be there every single day, 6:00 in the morning, midnight, their judgment matters. their judgment and discretion matters. with a call on matters. there are a layer of people that are frightened that are lining up to come into the government. the difference now, when trump went in the first time, it felt like a fluke, and some people were afraid to go. this historic level of victory for trump , when he gets the white house, the senate, possibly the house, the electoral co