man of the match gavin coombes scored three tries for munster. third in conference a. boxing finally and ireland's katie taylor underlined her status as the world's best — as she defended all four of her belts at wembley arena last night. and then promised her best is yet to come. taylor beat the spaniard miriam gutierrez, who was previously unbeaten, on a points decision — but in truth that never looked in doubt with the champion in control throughout, and sending gutierrez to the floor in round four. promoter eddie hearn called her the greatest ever in women's boxing. hard to disagree. that's all from sportsday. coming up next it's click. hey, welcome to click. hope you're doing ok. at the moment, we are all online much more than we used to be — i'm talking about us, the adults, but also our children too. and for many parents, there have been huge challenges trying to work from home at the same time as supervising children. and that has meant, in some cases, handing over devices before the proper parental controls are in place. and that's compo

man of the match gavin coombes scored three tries for munster.ive. 0spreys are third in conference a. underlining his status as the worlds best after defending all four for belts and then promised her best is yet to come. beating gutierrez, who was then being on a points decision and in truth, never looked endowed with the champion in control and cindy gutierrez to the floor in round four, called her the greatest ever women's boxing after. dustin johnson has won the masters at augustine with a record low score, and of the reaction to that on the bbc sports website and for than the rest of us on sports to come have a good evening. hello. wind gusts of 92 mph on the isle of wight today are exposed weather. although it has been stormy to the english channel on an adjacent coasts, a bit of sunshine, it has not been a complete wash—out everywhere. there were very strong winds as we get them through the night, love the rain be easing to come a little gap between the systems that will develop and it will be turning wetter as we go into tomorrow afternoo

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scientists in this nano biotechnology lab in munster believe they found a miracle cure for parallels. they discovered that hair has a sense of smell and that it grows fast since in response to the scent of sandal wood. the goal is to extend the has growth phase what's called the on engine phase there's a hair growth cycle so the goal is to extend the phase of her growth by as much as possible. the hair growth cycle consists of distinct stages the growth or homage in phase last 2 to 6 years normally up to 80 percent of the hair follicles are in the on edge and face during the laser teligent phase the follicle rest for 2 or 3 months and then the hair falls out the next on edge and phase begins as a new hair grows in the same follicle but this can only happen to a limited extent. the new hair that grows is also thinner. so extending the original allergen phase also means that hair will stay thicker for longer. the researchers are experimenting with live hair follicles and exposing them to various sense such as. this chemical which is used to mimic the scent of sandal wood appears to stim

needs intensive care support with the wards filling up here and yes he volunteered for transfer to munster in northwest germany because he can speak german. and he gets how are you on 5 thank you for the hearing transferred freddy worse the breathing mask this plastic covering this meant to protect him and everyone around him belgium has become the epicenter off europe's 2nd coronavirus space yashin the french speaking part of the country has been hit especially hard that too many sick people not enough bats doctors here fear that soon have to decide who will get treated and who won't go on the air european countries and we normally have all they need to say should patients we don't want to do worse than we usually do at the moment we're still managing but our biggest fear is that in a couple of weeks we'll no longer be able to cope. to help prevent such a situation belgium has us germany to take over 1000 patients like freddy at the moment infection rates are marched. lower in june in the fin here in belgium but the situation is unpredictable and could change at any time we have very good

on a wet and windy night in glasgow, it was munster who came out on top in the pro 1a clash with a 27.213onference be leaders made it six wins out of six on a miserable night at scotstoun. the hosts remain with just one win competition so far. snooker‘s uk championship got under way today and being held in a covid secure bubble in milton keynes with two players, ryan day and anthony hamilton, pulling out after testing positive. former winners mark selby and john higgins both made it through. higgins easing past fergal o'brien in the evening session by six frames to one. that is all the sport from us at the moment. you will see you again soon. goodbye. hello. yesterday was a particularly chilly day for the time of year across central and eastern areas of england but over recent hours, those temperatures have been rising and so, tuesday, 6am, it will be much warmer than it was the one was part of the day yesterday, believe it or not, and the changes have been brought around by this warm front that has crossed the uk, south—westerly winds follow and that is what has been boosting the tempera

munster clocked up their fourth straight win in the pro 1a with a 28—16 victory at the dragons.ish side. england have completed back to back six nations grand slams — they beat italy 54—0 in parma scoring eight tries in the process. emily scarrett among the scorers in the first half — as they ran riot to claim a bonus point. sarah bern, jess breach and leanne riley add tries in second half. the red roses were crowned six nations champions last week after france failed to beat scotland. plenty to celebrate for english rugby all round. head coach eddie jones has praised the efforts of his players in the wake of their six nations success yesterday. players received their medals and there were also some fireworks at their london hotel base earlier today. a bonus point victory against italy proved to be enough to win the championship after france beat ireland in their final fixture. i am really proud of their efforts. i really like the way the team conducted themselves during this tournament particularly. i prepared the team poorly for the french game, which was widely documented. an

elsewhere tonight munster thrashed zebre 52—3 in conference b.device — and credits the halo with saving his life yesterday. the frenchman walked away from this horrific iaomph crash at the bahrain grand prix — with the car hitting the barrier, splitting into two and bursting into flames. somehow, he managed to leap to safety with only burns to his hands. he's since been posting messages online from his hospital bed — expressing thanks for all the support. it was fia doctor ian roberts who rushed to grosjean's car to help when the incident happened: turning to my right, i could see through the gap in the armco, the rest of the car and rome and was attempting to get himself out, obviously as you can see flames pretty much everywhere. —— roman was attempting. looking through that damage, i described itjust like looking into the doorway of a furnace. my face was pretty much stinking, but no other issue than that for me, and i met her grabbing him and pulling him over but things we re him and pulling him over but things were melting. —— and it was a m

munster clocked up their fourth straight win in the pro 1a with a 28—16 victory at the dragons.ampions with one game to play, after france failed to beat scotland. england are in action against italy. ellie kildunne, poppy cleall, emily scarratt & abbie ward scored first—half tries to secure a bonus point. the score currently 110—0. the red roses will complete back—to—back grand slams if they win.... england head coach eddiejones has praised the efforts of his players in the wake of their six nations success yesterday. players received their medals and there were also some fireworks at their london hotel base earlier today. a bonus point victory against italy proved to be enough to win the championship after france beat ireland in their final fixture. iam i am really proud of their efforts. i really like the way the team conducted themselves during this tournament particularly. i prepared the team poorly for the french game, which is wildly documented —— widely documented. and then the approach to the rest of the tournament has been outstanding. got on with the job, not looked f

international human rights law that they fall within the remits that overturns a ruling in a german court in munster last year, which said exactly the office. it's in said that berlin did bear responsibility. it also went on to say that the german government knew u.s. missions that would be operated from the ramstein air base in the south of germany violated international law. and the case was brought originally back in 2014 by human rights groups representing the families of yemeni people who had been killed by u.s. drone strikes. one of those family members spoke to the press following the ruling at this case at the court in light sick. and he said, it is a severe blow. my family cannot live free from fear while these drones flying with germany's help hover over a community in yemen, threatening to bring death and destruction. u.s. drone strikes have targeted yemen for well over a decade. the main targets have been al qaeda terrorists operating on the ground, but they haven't been the only ones that have been struck. we've also, according to the, the bureau for investigative journalism, seen $200.

scientists in this nano biotechnology lab in munster, believe they found a miracle cure for perilous. they discovered that hair has a sense of smell, and that it grows fast as in response to the scent of sandal wood. in the back, the goal is to extend the has growth phase, what's called the on edge and phase. there's a hack growth cycle. so the goal is to extend the phase of head growth by as much as possible. the hair growth cycle consists of distinct stages. the growth are on edge in phase last 2 to 6 years. normally up to 80 percent of the hair follicles are in the on edge and phase. during the laser telegin phase, the follicle rest for 2 or 3 months, and then the hair falls out. the next homage and phase begins as a new hair grows in the same follicle, but this can only happen to a limited extent. the new hair that grows is also thinner. so extending the original allergen phase also means that hair will stay thicker for longer. the researchers are experimenting with live hair follicles and exposing them to various sense, such as sandal or this chemical, which is used to mimic the

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it basically overturns a ruling last year from a court in munster, which said that germany does bear responsibility for the actions carried out by its u.s. ally using its air bases in ramstein and other places as well. but particularly ramstein . what was also said in the ruling last year was that the german government would have been aware that missions carried out by the u.s. using ramstein as part of that mission violated international law. now this court case was initially brought back in 2014 by human rights groups representing yemeni families who would lost loved ones, loved ones of being killed by u.s. drone strikes. now, representatives of those yemeni families have been speaking following this court ruling and say, it's a severe blow my family cannot leave free from fear. well, these drones flown with german isco hold over our community in yemen, threatening to bring death and destruction. well, the united states has been launching drone strikes against yemen for well over a decade. their intended targets has been al qaeda terrorists in the country. however, not all of the w

they lost to munster last weekend at rodney parade, and the irish team have returned a full list of negativeled ronnie o'sullivan a "bully" after the pair had an argument during their champion of champions quarter—final in milton keynes. o'sullivan complained that allen was distracting him by moving in his eyeline while he was at the table. the spat went on for some time with the players ignoring the referee's plea to continue with the match. allen eventually won to set up a semi—final againstjudd trump tomorrow. o'sullivan said afterwards that there were no hard feelings. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. news conferences, top lines and headlines coming in ahead of the premier league this weekend. jurgen klopp has been speaking, the liverpool manchester city game this weekend. i will see you this afternoon. a very good afternoon to you. you are watching bbc news. the time is 140 and there will be much more on the progress of the us election. before that, let's talk about the very sad news that has come in from the world of arts in

on a wet and windy night in glasgow, it was munster who came out on top in their pro 14 clash with ans out of six on a miserable night at scotstoun. the hosts remain with just the one win in the competition. snooker‘s uk championship got under way today. it's being held in a covid—secure bubble at the marshall arena in milton keynes. two players, ryan day and anthony hamilton, had to pull out after testing positive for coronovirus. former winners mark selby and john higgins both made it through — higgins easing past fergal o'brien in the evening session by six frames to one. that's all the sport from us for the moment. we'll see you again soon. bye— bye. hello there. monday was really quite a chilly day, particularly so across central and eastern england, where temperatures quite widely only got to around 7—8 celsius — just six there in north yorkshire. but one of the things that brings us the biggest temperature rises this time of year are warm fronts. and we've had one of those across the country, south—westerly winds have been following, and hour by hour we've seen those temperatu

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needs intensive care support with the wards filling up here and yes, he volunteered for transfer to munster in northwest germany because he can speak german and he gets how are you? i'm fine. thank you for sharing transferred friday worse. the breathing mask. this plastic covering this mentor, protect him, and everyone around him. belgium has become the epicenter of europe's 2nd, coronavirus space. yashin, the french speaking part of the country, has been hit especially hard. that too many sick people, not enough bats. doctors here fear, but as soon have to decide who will get treated and who won't go on the air european countries. and we normally have all they need to say should patients, we don't want to do worse than we usually do. at the moment we're still managing, but our biggest fear is that in a couple of weeks we'll no longer be able to cope to help prevent such a situation. belgium asked us germany to take over 1000 patients like freddy at the moment. infection rates are much lower in germany, finn here in belgium, but the situation is unpredictable and could change at any time. w

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i remember you wanted your name to be in that drippy blood font from the munsters, and i said, no, but character. >> stephen: sure, i am. roger pill. >> well, let's just break down the premise itself. as a scientist, i developed this eenormous pill that i am going to use as a suppository to turn people into vampires. i meet you at the health club bun way, hello, my name is roger pill. >> stephen: i'm on the squat machine. >> right, which struck my character -- >> stephen: as handy. what's that? >> stephen: as handy. ( laughter ) jim. >> oh, that bionic eye. that thing was -- that thing was the death of me. >> stephen: a nightmare. how many hours in the makeup chair every day? >> it was like 16 hours a day of makeup. they'd actually fold my actual eyeball out to the side so they could find a recess within my eye socket to put that light unit. >> stephen: why not do it digitally. >> well, right. i think that might have been easier on me, but the producers -- and i was a producer, so i could have said something. >> stephen: but no one could understand a damn word you were saying over the

it's great that ron clay munster have have hopes here but let's talk about the fact that all that president trump has delivered. >> harris: you mentioned the words it's not over yet, i was just reading that congressman andy bigs is requesting 100% audit of maricopa county in arizona, the trump campaign has dropped its lawsuit. really quickly, your thinking they are and where the trump campaign goes next with some of the other lawsuits. >> absolutely. that's the first i've heard about this regarding the congressman but we always want to make sure we protect a fair and free election and count every legal vote. in a state like georgia, we are recounting right now, and pennsylvania we have a strong case about the equal protection violations under the 14th amendment of the constitution about 700,000 votes there that he did not have equal access to the ability to count. in michigan, we have similar claims when it comes to wayne county and the ability for us to have equal access. we also the video of people boarding up videos. we feel good about where we are in our ability to protect a fear and fr

had you been told it was nonstop laughs because you're thinking of the munster's, you silly goose >>g at who here >> her meghan markle. >> seth: okay. >> yeah. just the fact that she wanted to leave the royal family because they were like, "be proper and sit so." there has never been a point in my life where i did not know that the queen of england was strict and not fun at all. so, don't marry into the family with the most jive-ass boring people ever and then be like, "oh, should we play never have i ever?" >> seth: well, i mean, there is a difference between one's expectations about a life and the reality of living that life. >> yeah. >> seth: she may have factored in what you were saying, but then realized day to day it was suffocating. >> yeah. yeah that's -- that's true. okay so, forget -- i want to take - not take it out. don't remove it, but forget what i said about mrs. markle, the duchess. i didn't mean to criticize her the real dunce of this fairytale is -- ba-ring, prince harry has entered the chat you dumb ginger. you leave your title because you don't like your 94-year-o

and on the one side, you have people like the foreign munster who is, you know, a traditional japaneseberal. he says we signed the geneva conventions, we didn't ratify it, but we have to treat them as prisoners of war. this is as important for the japanese as it is for the americans because there are japanese all around the world, the americans are currently interning tens of thousands of japanese inside the united states. we don't want to create a pretext for are reprisals. we have to set standards we're willing to live but. but then you have hard-liners who i sort of consolidate. the one i focus on in the book is the chief of staff of the army who calls for this many to be executed summarily as publicly and spectacularly as possible as kind of a show of of strength to the japanese population, certainly, but also as a deterrent to the americans to say don't you try and bomb japan again. and this becomes one of the most violent debates in the japanese cabinet really since the start of the war. and then prime minister and war minister tojo who i've always kind of thought of as a john jo

uncanny valley where the rudy giuliani, with the hair dye dripping down his face, looking like a munster family member is making ridiculous conspiracy theories, comparing our democracy to that of venezuela, comparing our democracy to that of china saying that is rigged that the vote systems were wrig rigged. and these are the most serious allegation but they look ridiculous. to many other republicans and news outlets aren't taking it seriously when it is deadly serious. it is both ridiculous and serious. and if they are not held accountable, if the republican senators who allowing this to happen right now, if the trump staffers who are allowing this to happen, are not made to answer for this, then next time it won't be so ridiculous. we're lucky that joe biden won this election clearly. because if it was much closer than this, we would be on the precipice of a very dangerous situation where they are trying to throw out votes. if it is close enough to throw out vote where's it would matter, this would be very dangerous. and the republican voters, the trump voters are going to expect in th

stuart: i know gene munster, did he actually say buy apple? >> yes. from a hold to a buy.tock hasn't gone anywhere, so there might be some upside left if those shipments surprise. stuart: might surprise, okay. not everybody's getting an upgrade. morgan stanly's downgrading some bank stocks. >> yeah. so we're talking about most banks this morning, goldman saabs, jpmorgan, bank bank of aa going from overwight to underweight, but financials have seen a fantastic november. goldman sachs, jpmorgan, some of the participants in that big rally. banks are seen as approximate sus in the u.s. economy, how the u.s. economy goes, that's how banks will do as consumers take out more loans, yields should go up in a recovering economy, so they make more money off the interest off some of the loans, but morgan stanley says maybe it's time to profit take, and maybe the u.s. economy might not recover as quickly especially without stimulus on the horizon. stuart: six minutes in, i just noticed we've now dropped 200 points for the dow industrials, 29,700 is your level. now, show me zoom, please

they lost to munster last weekend at rodney parade, the irish team have returned a full list of negativehe latest sport there. good afternoon. you are watching bbc news and i'm jane sport there. good afternoon. you are watching bbc news and i'mjane hill to ta ke watching bbc news and i'mjane hill to take you through much of the afternoon's developments. we will have more from our colleagues in washington to come as you would expect, but there is plenty to talk about here in relation to coronavirus. let's talk a bit more about that. a mass testing scheme for coronavirus has begun in liverpool. people who live or work in the city are being asked to come forward regardless of whether they have symptoms, to try to establish a clearer picture of how far the virus has spread. six new centres have been set up for the pilot, and hundreds of soldiers have been deployed to help. it's hoped mass testing of a population could make repeated lockdowns less likely. dan johnson reports. here's what's needed to get a testing programme like this off the ground. 2,000 soldiers to organise enough capacity t

on a wet and windy night in glasgow, it was munster who came out on top in the pro 14. 27—13 they beatuk championship in milton keynes. john higgins, who's lifted the trophy three times, is through, winning six frames to one. mark selby and mark williams also went through. ryan day and anthony hamilton had to pull out before the event started, after testing positive for coronavirus. and finally, ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes at premier league club tottenham? a spot of indoor cricket at the training ground. and take a look at the player behind the bowler. dele alli, who takes a nifty catch. what i enjoy about this the most is obviously if you look at the end of this video, he has clocked the cameras, look. then he spent all that time finding those different feeds, having it edited, putting the sunglasses on. he's incredibly proud of that, isn't he? it's a special moment. i'm sure we do the same. yes, you definitely do the same! you have to be careful of the lighting here. thank you very much. enjoyed that. i'd be over that. it would be edited and online in minutes. here's

. >> we will check in with jessica taylor a little bit later but let's hear from carol in munster, indiana on our supported vice president biden line. hi, carol. >> hello. >> what do you want to tell us tonight, carol? >> i have been a very staunch biden supporters since the day he put his hat in the candidacy. i mean, very staunch. thats stood for everything the united states stands for. has advised this country so awfully bad where other countries are looking at the united states right now and literally laughing at us. makee gone as far as to the states that we needed for biden and today, i worked a 12 hour day at the polls. for biden. and i will tell you that i am very proud to consider myself a democrat and to stand behind biden and harris to be the next president and vice president of the united states because the person we have in there right now does not know what he is doing. countrynkrupting our and nobody is even realizing what he is doing to us. >> how was the turnout in northwest indiana? >> it has been amazing. we came out early. we started groups online on different types of