she hit an unbeaten 82, off 55 balls, but her side lost to the melbourne stars.matic draw last weekend, a re—match between deontay wilder and tyson fury, can go ahead, after it was sanctioned by the world boxing council. their meeting in los angeles, was controversial throughout, but the governing body says the pair produced one of best heavyweight title fights in a long time and so they've given the sequel the green light. fury would love it to be in the uk but it's more likely to be in the us again. ronnie o'sullivan is two wins away from a record seventh uk snooker championship title. he takes on tom ford in the semi—finals — you can watch it live on bbc one from one o'clock and a 7.00pm this evening, it's stuart bingham against mark allen on bbc two. that's all the sport for now. this week: can tech save the world? we've got plastic soup, solar islands and recycled cars. planet earth is under attack... from us. we are depleting its resources, contaminating its waters this week, world leaders have come together once again at the un's climate conference in pola

she hit an unbeaten 82 off 55 balls, but her side still lost against the melbourne stars.rematch between tyson fury and deontay wilder can go ahead. they are meeting in la. it was controversial throughout but the governing body said the pair produced one of the best heavyweight title fight in a long time, so they have given the sequel the green light. tyson fury would love it to be in the uk, but it is more likely to be in the us again. matt wallace has had an eventful day at the south african 0pen his attempt to narrow the gap on the leader continuing. he picked up three shots. but it could have been so three shots. but it could have been so much better. his six birdies were rather spoiled by three bogeys. he is now in a group on 11 under par, a few behind louis 0osthuizen. ronnie 0'sullivan is not far away from a seventh title in the championship. you can follow that on the bbc sport website and it is live on bbc one straight after this bulletin. for now, back to the studio. another good reason to stay with us. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news c

big bash debut for the sydney thunder, but it doesn't stop his side tasting victory against the melbourne stars pan—am flight 103 was blown up in mid—air over the market town of lockerbie. this lunchtime there've been memorial services to commemorate the anniversary, and remember the 270 people who lost their lives. 0ur scotland correspondent lorna gordon reports. 0n the shortest day, lockerbie remembers its longest night, remembers its longest night, remembers the lives cut short in the deadliest terror attack the uk has ever suffered. 30 years ago, pan am flight 103 ever suffered. 30 years ago, pan am flight 103 blew up in the skies over the scottish town. 11 people in lockerbie died, their homes are obliterated by the debris which rained down. all 259 on—board to the new york bound fly also lost their lives. with kindness and compassion, the people of lockerbie looked after the people of lockerbie looked after the relatives, and the memories of those who died. among them — nicole boulanger — an american student returning home for christmas. her body was never recovered, but her personal posse

despite that, they still beat melbourne stars. in the big bash — he's still banned for his part in the ball tampering scandal back in march, but whilst helping promote the league, he admitted to journalists the last nine months have been hard for him. i've had a tough days and ups and downs, but i've been fortunate to have a close group of people around me that have helped me through those difficult times. there have been dark days when i haven't wanted to get out of bed and things like that, but i've had a close group of people around me that have helped me to know that it's ok, you know, i've made a big mistake, and from now i'm trying to move on from that and improve as a person, and yeah, really grateful that i've had a close group of people to help me through. i'm pretty content where i am at, and the next three months is about preparing as well as i can to hopefully be a part of the world cup and the ashes. as i said, i think tim payne has done an exceptional job, and aaron finch taking over the one day side, he's had a toug

root will play alongside england vice—ca ptain jos buttler against melbourne stars.0rder of the british empire award, for services to sport from prince charles yesterday. equestrian william fox pitt was made mbe. we're enjoyinh seeing matt dancing on ice later. what about doing the same moves on skis? ski ballet was big in the ‘80s and ‘90s, especially on the dry slopes around the country, an olympic demonstration sport, but then came the snow board and it died out. tomorrow on breakfast, we will meet the man who's trying to revive it and finding out why, for some, it's very graceful, and for others maybe not. and you do too? look at me, my own move, ijust and you do too? look at me, my own move, i just created and you do too? look at me, my own move, ijust created that, yes, ballet with huge skis is not easy, but when it is done properly it is a sight to behold. you can see that on brea kfast sight to behold. you can see that on breakfast tomorrow and i look forward to see that. good stuff. that sun rises on its way. —— that sunrise is on its way. it is the winter s

england's tom curran starred as the sydney sixers beat the melbourne renegades in the big bash leaguewith the bat as the sixers set a target of 132 from their 20 overs, and with the ball he went on to take three wickets to help give his side victory by 33 runs. scotland's gary anderson reached his fifth world championship darts semifinal. the two—time world champion beat england's dave chisnall by 5 sets to 2 in the quarter final to book his place in the finalfour. nathan aspinall also sealed his place in semi—finals during the afternoon session at alexandra palace. alastair cook tops a long list of sports men and women to receive honours in the queens new years list. adam wild has the details. it is, he's done it! for more than a decade alastair cook provided the foundation for english cricket. more runs, more centuries, more test matches than any other englishman. 2018 was the year he left the international crease for the final time. fittingly, with yet another 100. his ear, his england career ends with a knighthood. it it epitomizes everything that a cricketer should aspire to be.

melbourne overnight. strauss stepped down from his role as england team director earlier this year to support his wife and children. england's tom curran starred with the bat as the sixers set a target of 132 from their 20 overs. and with the ball he went on to take three wickets to help give his side victory by 33 runs. scotland's gary anderson reached his fifth world championship darts semi—final. the two—time world champion beat england's dave chisnall by 5—2 in the quarterfinal to book his place in the finalfour. nathan aspinall also sealed his place in semi—finals during the afternoon session at alexandra palace. that's all the sport for now. it's back to you. let's get more now on the migrants crossing the english channel in dinghies and small boats to get to the uk. as we've been hearing, the home secretary sajid javid is cutting short a family holiday to deal with the issue, while immigration minister caroline nokes has been visiting dover, following criticism of the government's response. the government has declared the the situation to be a major incident, and ms nokes explained to us exactly what that means in practical terms. we ha

melbourne overnight. we will have more on those stories later this afternoon. more than 1,000 people, including the monty python starcaptain harry kane, have been recognised in the new year honours list. as well as high profile figures, hundreds of ordinary people have been recognised for their public service and bravery, including one of the british divers who helped rescue a group of thai schoolboys trapped in flooded caves. lizo mzimba has the details. michael palin says he is immensely grateful to receive a knighthood for services to travel, culture and geography. i've done lots of things in my life, none of which i felt were totally worthy of such recognition. but maybe the cumulative effect is one of some kind of achievement. the world's top fashion cover girl... leading fashion figure lesley lawson, better known as twiggy, has been honoured for her work in the arts, charity and fashion. i didn't expect it. it was completely out of the blue, a shock. but the nicest shock in the world. who wouldn't want to be dame twiggy! british divers involved in this year's thai cave rescue have received awards for their bra

star. is in a stable condition in hospital last fall ing a four melbourne bridge on monday night incident involving the sudanese born twenty seven year old the has swung the spotlight onto the mental health of the country sports men and women and to thomas has more from sydney my jackdaws is a remarkable story his family fled civil war in sudan it's two thousand and eight egypt three years later the family resettled as refugees here in australia my jackdaw was twelve when he arrived yet despite having never played australian rules football or a.f.l. before he got here he was a natural he quickly accelerated for youth teams and most recently was one of the best players in north melbourne one of the top clubs in the country he seemed to have been living the dream so this what looks like an attempt to take his life has come as a huge shock to those who follow sport in australia our primary concern of course. he sees mental and physical health and well being and also the wellbeing of his family friends teammates coaches and the staff at the club what's happened to door has focused attention yet again o