and of course michelle yeoh, just in this programme.ate on all the latest sports news. hello, i'm sorry my kinds of your tuesday sport briefing. we will start with the english premier league. hammerton missed the chance to go third in the table after being held toa1—1 in the table after being held to a 1—1 draw by wolves. ralph hasenhuttl is's side remain fit, while they move up five places tonight. saint had looked on their path to victory when theo walcott scored his first goalfor the when theo walcott scored his first goal for the club since his return, but pedro neto level for the host. wolves had the ball internet soon again afterwards, when he and many others headed in the tinea's free kick, but the flag was quickly put up for offside. they have so much mentality, they are really good side with quality in front. you never know, it is tough to defend, 90 minutes. you cannot play without giving them chances. so it was, yeah, a very, very tough fight for us. i am proud of my team because it was one of my team because it was one of ou

michelle yeoh. and you can find much more from the bbc‘s 100 women season online.g to the website as more and more stories will appear in the days to come. scientists are calling for one of australia's best—known animals, the duck—billed platypus, to be reclassified as a vulnerable species. researchers at the university of new south wales say the platypus's habitat has shrank by almost a quarter over the past three decades, due to droughts and dams. if you're unfamiliar with the platypus — it has the bill and webbed feet of a duck, the body of an otter, is one of the only two mammals to lay eggs. charles darwin studied the platypus in his revolutionary book on the origin of species. his great—great—grandson says the creature was one of the factors that led to darwin questioning creationism. that foundational text on evolution was published 161 years ago, on 2a november. to celebrate the anniversary — also known as evolution day — two handwritten pages, along with rare notes and letters are being published online. i'm joined now by drjohn van whye from the national

named on this year's bbc 100 women list, michelle yeoh is known internationally for her work in filmsto be honest, was something new to me. if you looked at, even on the tv or any of the movies from hollywood, there were very, very little asian faces on screen. and when there are, a lot of the times they were very stereotypical. at the beginning when you read the scripts it always has to explain where this age and looking person came from. it is from the laundromat, or chinatown. you 90, the laundromat, or chinatown. you go, seriously? what has happened it has changed over the last two years, because i think all of these different movements, all these voices are being heard, and also when there is a box office success, like for example crazy rich agents, then you cannot deny that is what then you cannot deny that is what the audience wants, and that is a giant step for us. we see ourselves as sometimes being funny or whatever it is, but we should laugh together, andi it is, but we should laugh together, and i think that is what happened with crazy rich agents. we alljust embraced each