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the win lifts the home side up to eigth in the table, northampton remain fourth.sarries, 0wen farrell also hitting a hat—trick of conversions. it�*s nearly four years since harlequins last beat them in the gallagher premiership. at the fifth time of asking, the dragons have got theirfirst win of the new season. thye beat 0spreys 20 points to five in south wales — 0spreys did have to playjust under an hour with 14 men though — after mat protheroe was sent off. a special memorial match is being played in nottingham tonight — three weeks after the death of ice—hockey player adam johnson who was fatally struck in the neck by a skate whilst playing for the nottingham panthers last month his side are playing his side are playing manchester storm at the moment and it was an emotional moment asjohnson�*s team mates took to the ice — each player receiving a standing ovation. the teams stood together as tributes were paid to the panthers number 47 who died at the age of 29. in little over 12 hours, india and australia will go head to head in the final of the cricket world c

the win lifts the home side up to eigth in the table, northampton remain fourth.—hockey player adam johnson. he was fatally hit in the neck by a skate whilst playing for the nottingham panthers last month. 0ur reporterjoe lynskey is at the motorpoint arena for us this evening. yes, in cheltenham the last few minutes there've been cheers, there have been smiles around the nautica marina as the panthers players step back on the ice for their warm up routines. we are expecting them out for this match, and a few minutes' time. and that first step back on theice time. and that first step back on the ice for the steam since that night represents a momentjust for nottingham but for the sport, because ice hockey fans from across the country have travelled to be here this evening, just before seven there will be a moment of reflection on adamjohnson's there will be a moment of reflection on adam johnson's life. later in the match in the 47th minute, there will be applause around this arena, 47 of course the number that adam wore for this panthers team. now police inquiries

while northampton saints scored four tries in a bonus—point victory as they beat exeter chiefs 311—19 alex mitchell here finished off the pick of the tries for northampton. and just one game in the united rugby championship today — as leinster got the better of dragons, at rodney parade. first time captain dan sheehan was one of five try scorers, as leinster ran out winners 33—10. it's their third win in four, and moves them back up to second. dragons still without a win this season. great britain's bryony page is the new trampolining world champion. the two—time 0lympic medallist wowed the judges with an unusually difficult routine in birmingham. it's her second individual world title. she was also part of the synchro team that contributed to gb�*s bronze in the team all—around final — an event where they were the reigning world champions. i'm just, yeah, a little bit shocked. super happy. i really wanted to go but my heart or routine. i'm so glad i pulled it off in the best way in front of a home crowd. i won a world champions in 2021 during covid time, so we couldn't have a crowd.

it's written by an a—level student from northampton.700 of the words we still use were invented by shakespeare. it just goes to show that that's probably an even better reason to immerse yourself into shakespearean plays and see what he's written, because he's really impacted not just the words that we speak, he kind ofjust amplifies the importance of the words that we use. to be or not to be, i that is the question. i think what shakespeare managed to do is he managed to capture the human experience, and it feels weirdly modern, actually, that he writes about the moment he was in, which seems to, by dint of his genius, also be the moment we are in. and the moment for a surprise. a replica of the first folio. this is, like, a present? yes, and this is a present for you from the british library, who own the first folio. wow! how amazing! has he signed it? no, he hasn't! shame. sadly not. katie razzall, bbc news. you have been watching newsday. hello there. wednesday brought us some pretty big weather contrasts across the country. for the

it's written by an a—level student from northampton.hakespeare. it just goes to show that that's probably an even better reason to immerse yourself into shakespearean plays and see what he's written, because he's really impacted not just the words that we speak, he kind ofjust amplifies the importance of the words that we use. to be or not to be, i that is the question. i think what shakespeare managed to do is he managed to capture the human experience, and it feels weirdly modern, actually, that he writes about the moment he was in, which seems to, by dint of his genius, also be the moment we are in. and the moment for a surprise. a replica of the first folio. this is, like, a present? yes, and this is a present for you from the british library, who own the first folio. wow! how amazing! has he signed it? no, he hasn't! shame. sadly not. katie razzall, bbc news. at least one tomorrow because mike worth of weather in the forecast? low pressure for the next few days, lots of rain showers coming our way. a mixed picture today, lots of cl

it's written by an a—level student from northampton.invented by shakespeare. it just goes to show that that's probably an even better reason to immerse yourself into shakespearean plays and see what he's written, because he's really impacted not just the words that we speak, he kind ofjust amplifies the importance of the words that we use. to be or not to be, i that is the question. i think what shakespeare managed to do is he managed to capture the human experience, and it feels weirdly modern, actually, that he writes about the moment he was in, which seems to, by dint of his genius, also be the moment we are in. and the moment for a surprise. a replica of the first folio. yes, and this is a present for you from the british library who own the first folio. oh, how amazing. has he signed it? no, he hasn't. sadly not. katie razzall, bbc news. nice present. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. contrasting fortunes today, across parts of eastern england we were struggling with a lot of cloud and it was raining for most of

elsewhere, northampton saints beat bath 24—18.es in dublin. edinburgh�*s three tries all came in the final 25 minutes as they left themselves with far too much to do. victory moved leinster up to fourth, edinburgh are eighth. meanwhile, scarlets claimed their first win of the season, beating cardiff 31—25 in llanelli. tonga international vaea fifita with the pick of the tries in scarlets�* bonus point victory. there were comprehensive wins for both england�*s men�*s and women�*s rugby league teams at headingley today, conceding only four points between them. the men rounded off a 3—0 series whitewash against tonga, while the women beat wales 60—0. adam wild was there. yes, we have seen the first two instalments of this much anticipated international triple—header in leeds this weekend. the men�*s team completing a series clean sweep over tonga in this historic series, the first pacific island to come to england for a full test series. of course, being 2—0 up going into the series, there was still plenty to play for. there was a bi

we hear from the group in northampton trying to make karting more affordable. and welcome along to sportsday on saturday. and we start in the premier league where a depleted tottenham side suffered a second loss in a row today — this time at wolves. several key players were missing, including influential midfielderjames maddison. the loss means they miss the chance to move top for the time being. patrick geary reports. this is tottenham hotspur, or what is left of them. in this is tottenham hotspur, or what is left of them.— is left of them. in the last game auainst is left of them. in the last game against chelsea, _ is left of them. in the last game against chelsea, two _ is left of them. in the last game against chelsea, two players - is left of them. in the last game - against chelsea, two players picked up against chelsea, two players picked up significant injuries and another two suspensions. thejob up significant injuries and another two suspensions. the job of maintaining their strong start to the season must pull to others. brennanjohnson, perhaps. his

out picturing as of this weekend in new york city with chris hayes and the next week i'll be in northampton massachusetts and boulder, colorado, and november 20th, you can come see me in tulsa, oklahoma. a lawsuit beyond midlife with seth myers tomorrow, i'll be on the cbs morning show later this week. everything had to get canceled for a while, that's why was gone but now i'm back. lots going on. thank you, science! thank you paxlovid, thank you covid vaccines. happy to be back. and i'm particularly glad to be back on my feet in time for election day. this is 2023, obviously. an odd number of, year that means we're not having national federal elections this year but the elections that we are having this year tomorrow are more fascinating, more surprising, than your usual off your fair. surprising in the sense that -- depending on where you, look one of the races that actually could be contested tomorrow that might actually be close is the governor's race in mississippi. seriously. mississippi has and voted for a democrat, a democratic president since i was three years. old i'm now 50 years

elsewhere, northampton saints edged past harlequins.jane, thank you. you may know by now it is a pretty big day for dr who fans. the first of three special episodes is on bbc one this evening, marking six decades of time—travelling entertainment. the time lord is particularly popular in cardiff, where the show has been made since 2005. since then, it's brought an estimated £130 million to the area, as huw thomas reports. ona big on a big day for the doctor, what does this tv series mean for wales? it's been made here since 2005 and has been a success with audiences and a welsh drama production sector that has swelled as a result. the two women behind the relaunch almost 20 years ago are now making dr who at the independent production company bad wolf in cardiff, ringing the time lord and tardis to town could have been a risk but was it? you call it a risk. i call it a leap of faith. all bloody—minded determination that this is owing to do. i neverfelt like a determination that this is owing to do. i never felt like a fork that we are go

yesterday in pennsylvania, northampton county's voting machines flipped votes from one candidate to the other. >> the county said it was g a glitchlitce voting. human the voting machine company blamed human error. are you kidding me?o be are we going to be using these same machines next year? >> this cannot happen. they have to figure thise this r but it's not just the machines. we're keeping an eye on connecticut. >> yesterday, we told you about wand womana. the woman works for the city of bridgeport. she sits at the fronbrt deskrape of the mayor's office, and her rap sheet goes back to the eighties the. n >> she was caught on surveillance, allegedly stuffing illegal ballots into rt a dropbox. the dropbox was right around the corner fro aerm her desk.e >> a judge had to overturnimary the primary electionel because of wanda's stuffing. and this was secon the second election. wanda got caught stuffinllots.g ballots after the first time the democrats gave her an award. and lastard. night, wanda's bos, the mayor of bridgeport, declared victory. >> tonight, vengeance and bullying loses the

leicester tigers beat northampton saints 26—17 to pick up their first premiership home win of the seasonolton. northern ireland's allen enjoyed a comfortable victory over scotland'sjohn higgins in their semi—last night, winning by six frames to two. rory mcilroy has already won the race to dubai, but he's recorded three birdies this morning at the dp world tour championship. it could be a huge day for england's matt wallace. he has a one shot lead at the season—ending dp world tour championship in dubai. he hit a european tour record—equalling nine consecutive birdies in his third round to shoot to the top of the leaderboard, just ahead of fellow englishman tommy fleetwood. and a moment to rememberfor america's nelly korda yesterday — as she hit her first hole in one on the lpga tour whilst competing at the group tour championship in florida. she starts herfinal round in a tie for seventh seven shots off the lead. a hole in one, always wanted to do that. always wanted to... can even hit the ball from the tee, i'm awful at golf. the long winter nights are here, with darkness falling by ar

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