hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm olly foster.ore day to go on england's tour to new zealand. it looks as though they are going to lose the test series but there is one big plus to take home with them — joe root‘s double century. just when the voices were getting louder about his form and his captaincy he responded with 226 runs. michael redford reports. block, scamper. .. a block, scamper... a desperate dive. the end result, the first double century forjoe root, his work in this test is far from done. he resumed day for "4, his job was to guide england to a big first innings total. things are always easier if you get to share the load, ollie pope playing his part, performance of patients in power and the first test half—century. from patients and power to panic, nearly run out as root ran through. an apology first from the england captain, followed by celebrations. they now aim to accelerate but they did not find top gear with pope caught for 75 and root caught in the very next over with the innings is now stalling before grindin

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captain as olly and babar aza m bigger. azam picked up where they left off for pakistan at the start of day four. wicket in hand, they added i’u ns four. wicket in hand, they added runs quickly. both went on to get centuries. that meant the top four had all registry figures. only the second time that has happened in test cricket. azhar ali fell for 118, but azam remained unbeaten on 100 when they declared at lunch, on 555 for three. their lead meant sri la nka 555 for three. their lead meant sri lanka were really batting to save the test. but we could spell regularly. muhammad ali bus got the breaks, taking captain to batten at k forjust 16. naseem shah got three wickets the 16—year—old's best return in test cricket so far. the main resistance came from opener oshada fernando. he and wicket—keeper niroshan dickwella went on to get his first century. he was still there at the close, the final wicket for shah with the final ball of the day, reducing sri lanka to 212/7. pakistan just need three more bigots to clinch the test a

and olly foster is in doha for us. how is this for the week before christmas?ch side here in doha. dozens of liverpool fans here and many more from brazil and flamengo around the city. let's get a little bit more on the match from andy heaton from the anfield rap. this is great, isn't it? a bit of a christmas warm up and liverpool can become world champions in the next 2a hours? a bit of warm weather training before the big week next week. no, it is fantastic. massive opportunity for liverpool to win theirfirst massive opportunity for liverpool to win their first world cup as it is known now. a little bit of revenge hopefully because flamengo famously beat liverpool and they are still singing about it now. you say they are still singing about it, they are literally still singing about it. they have a song about 1981, don't they? they do. but the sun is blazing and we're all having a good time. it isjust ramping up. people are trickling in. we have been here all week with the semifinal. you see more and you see more and more you see more and more familiar faces

better than expected earnings and sales, ollie's promoting swygert to permanent ceo those ollie sharesbout 11.5%. gamestop game sells fell below 3% the forecast as they struggle to deal with the shift of digital downloads. those shares off about 15% the faa reportedly creating a new safety branch. this comes in the wake of the deadly crashes of the boeing 737 max yet. coming under scrutiny of the approval process faa administrator dixon will be testifying before congress later on today before he heads to capitol hill, he will be on "squawk box. a lot to talk about there with regard to boeing and the safety standards of those planes. goldman sach picking up economy again. in an interview on cnbc, president and chief operating officer said that is due to easier monetary policy from the federal reserve and resilience of the american consumer >> we are pretty constructive on the overall economy, certainly in the united states, the economy feels like it might be accelerating from a sort of patchy 2019. i do think the fed's easing bias has made a big impact. our index is operating at a relat

olly foster, bbc news, in doha.l christmas tree is one of the most important items to have at this time of year but, while they may look great for the big day, come twelfth night they tend to look a bit sorry for themselves. for the eco conscious, having to throw them away seems rather wasteful. now a business in the united kingdom has come up with an environmentally friendly way to have a real tree. joe campbell has more. for those who love a real christmas tree, it is the burning question — what to do with it once the festive season is over? remember to give your tre a mug of water. remember to give your tree a mug of water. well as long as customers take care of the trees from here, they can send them back in the new year. have a fabulous christmas and we will see you... and if you want, you can have it to stay again for christmas 2020. and 21, 22, 23... for me, the fact that you own a tree that goes back into the ground is amazing. they look after it for you for the entire year so, the fact that there is zero fr

i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre.aptain, joe root, hit a double century in the second test against new zealand overnight, but it probably won't be enough to save the series. he hit 226, his highest score as skipper, as england reached a76 — a first—innings lead of 101. england's bowlers started well, taking two early wickets, but new zealand recovered to end the day on 96—2, just five runs behind. heavy rain is forecast for the final day, so there's liittle chance of an england victory that would level the series, but root‘s innings is a big positive to take away from the tour. it was an excellent innings and he really built on the 100 he scored the previous day and he carried on relentlessly, rotating the strike well and his footwork looked good. and the temperament, as well. he batted a long period of time. it was almost dues showing himself as well as others that he can bat with discipline and the low risk fashion and play a big discipline and the low risk fashion and playa big innings, more of discipline and the l

sport, and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's olly...and ahead of the second test against south africa that starts on friday in cape town — ollie pope says he's "ready to go" after recovering from the illness that has affected most of the squad. he, chris woakes and jack leach sat out the first test defeat — three of 11 players who've been hit by a sickness bug. couldn't have come at a worse time, really, with the test match, but luckily feeling all right now. been feeling good for the last few days, so, yeah, i'm on the mend and ready to go. i was a bit more feverish. for the first two days, i sort ofjust stayed in bed, really. i think probably caught it off broady and jof and those guys who missed about a week of the warm—up games, which wasn't ideal. it swept through pretty much the whole camp, so there's not much we could have done about it. the manchester united manager ole gunnar solskjaer says he has money to spend in the january transfer but won't buy anyone just for the sake of it with the worry that he could upset the team dyna

is there for us — olly, liverpool are taking this seriously, aren't they? they have never won this before? they are now, yes, because in the next few hours, they might be able to call themselves world champions. that is the title that goes with this club world cup. you go back to 1981, they lost to flamengo, the brazilian, south american champions. they still slip leek sing songs about that, that's what it means to theirfans. there about that, that's what it means to their fans. there will be 30—40,000 of them. not so many liverpool fans but they come in the hope that they can be crowned world champions to go with that european champions title. rewind to the beginning of the week when liverpool arrive, a mishmash of a team, when liverpool arrive, a mishmash of ateam, a when liverpool arrive, a mishmash of a team, a few injuries, jurgen klopp was honest with us and said, what are we doing here in december? the weather is very nice but this might distract us, might stop our winning momentum. theyjust got through their semifinal on wednesday night against the

olly foster, bbc news, in doha.tants when it goes to air with its latest series tomorrow. the steps singer ian "h" watkins is teaming up with professional dancer matt evers. our correspondent lizo mzimba reports. dancing on ice is one of tv‘s most popular shows, often producing memorable moments of all different kinds. ian "h" watkins and matt evers have been rehearsing for weeks and when the programme returns tomorrow night, they'll be the first same—sex couple seen competing on a prime—time british show like this. it's about time. if we had something like this when we were children, maybe i wouldn't have felt so isolated. i wouldn't have run away from home. you know, in everyday life we see gay couples and we see same—sex couples. so it should be no different with what we are trying to do. it something that has already been embraced in other countries on similar shows. israel's dancing with the stars featured a same—sex celebrity couple back in 2009 and was followed by austria, italy, and australia. last month's s

ollie foster, bbc news, doha. that‘s it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. gap at the top of the scottish premiership after an emphatic 3—0 win at hibs. and gloucester are up to third in rugby‘s premiership, after a comfortable win over rivals worcester. welcome to sportsday. it‘s been the worst kept secret in football. but finally, after almost a week of negotiations, mikel arteta is now oficially the new arsenal manager. he‘s been given a three—and—a—half—year contract, after working as an assistant coach at manchester city. arsenal are 10th in the league, 7 points off the top four. so there‘s lots of work to do. iam i am preparing for a few years for this challenge to come. i know the expectations. i know the level and i know the stature of this club and what it deserves, so for that challenge. i can‘t wait to start working with the players and everybody here at the club, but i‘m sensing a good energy today since i‘ve been a long, so it‘s giving me more energy. i feel so i‘ve been a long, so it‘s giving me more energy. ifeel so happy. it was a lwa ys more

olly foster, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. as it did this morning for england and wales with frost and fog around. it is going to beat cold to start this week thanks to high pressure and dry for many but all change by the end of the week to something more unsettled. high pressure is dominating

olly foster's been following the tournament in doha for us.r. it will be back here in qatar in 12 months. european clubs‘ domination of this tournament in recent years continues, liverpool were the winners, upgrading their european champions league title to a world title now. juergen klopp, speaking about how he didn't know how to feel about this tournament, but he now knows it is sensational, he said. it is outstanding. and they head back to the premier league winter now to see if they can stay in front of the chasing pack, ten points clear at the moment ahead of leicester city, and wouldn't they just love to add a premier league title, their first in the top division in england for almost three decades, to all those other titles that they have won this year? as for this tournament, it will stay with the six continents, the best from them, next year, before it expands hugely in china in 2021. 2a teams will be involved, many clubs and associations from around the world have their reservations about that as fifa try to expand their own interest

our reporter olly foster is in doha ahead of the semi—final.e certainly brought some very british weather with them here to the gulf state of qatar for the fifa club world cup. their semi—final against the concacaf, the north american and central american champions from mexico, monterey, thatis champions from mexico, monterey, that is on wednesday. it has been such a fantastic season for liverpool. we had at length from jurgen klopp about what this means to liverpool, to him, and to his players, coming straight in the middle of what has been a fantastic season middle of what has been a fantastic season for them so far —— heard. middle of what has been a fantastic season for them so far —— heardm you had asked me beforehand if i think there should be a club world cup in the middle of our season, they would say no, that is my honest opinion. but we speak about this co nsta ntly, opinion. but we speak about this constantly, this kind of fixture, we are here so it is the most important opposition in the world forests at this moment. so here we are.

ovett of breman when to fold looking to snap an 8 gang losing streak on sunday with a game at one ollie are not of been some called put braman in the lead is diving head and minutes before half time but false bug drew level midwifery the 2nd half william struck a struck a fine shot from the edge of the box but there was still time for another goal 7 minutes from the and 3 men grabs the winner marks a 1000000. rushing to score his 2nd of the match frame and win the game 32 snapping their windows from. 5 to formula one and world champion lewis hamilton has rounded off the scene. and with a victory at the abu dhabi. started from pole business unchallenged as he cruised to his 11th in 21 races this year. the biggest challenge lewis hamilton faced in this race was getting away cleanly with that mission accomplished all the drama took place behind him as hamilton not for the 1st time this season galloped off into the distance ferrari show mclaren had 3 scores to celebrate he passed max for a strap and for 2nd place. but then another questionable pit stop in ferrari mclaren was called in early

sport now and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's olly foster. the england all—rounder ben stokes is a doubt for the first test against south africa. his father ged, who is 64, was taken ill yesterday and is in a critical condition in a johannesburg hospital. the four test series starts on boxing day. i just want to throw all our support behind him and his family and just stress the importance of respecting their privacy at this time. but it is really sad news. we are all there for him. you have no idea if he is going to be able to play not on boxing day? no, i don't and it would be wrong to go into that now. it is important that he is there for his family, that comes first. and we will have to wait and see, but most importantly we are all there for ben and the rest of his family. he has been unable to practice here today. he stayed at his bedside to wait foran today. he stayed at his bedside to wait for an improvement in his condition but at the moment it remains serious and the england team have their fingers crossed and offering their support.

olly, thank you.e mountain dragon is coming to the small screen. our reporter alex stanger met sir michael and the bbc animation team responsible for bringing his book to life. meet mimi and her mountain dragon. the latest creations from the pen of sir michael morpurgo and two of the styles of bbc one's christmas schedule. it is about a little girl having the courage to drive away fear, which is a big subject in our society just at the moment. fear, which is a big subject in our societyjust at the moment. it's a big subject that it always had been. this courage to stand up to fear and drive it away. you know, look it in the eye and say i'm not backing down. it was up to over 100 people here at factory studios in cheshire to create the boxing day special. what began last christmas. the starting point, some drawings of mimi by illustrator emily gravatt. we ta ke mimi by illustrator emily gravatt. we take those illustrations and we develop them on further for animation, lots of character turnarounds, thi

other drops, well, ben stokes bowling with ollie pope as a stand—in wicketkeeper. hmm.wickets to try to win. the ball brushed kane williamson's glove. he would have been out. never mind, there'll be another chance. there you go. commentator: out. oh, no! oh, what have you done?! there is no hiding when your name's on the shirt. it is extreme when the bowler‘s reaction is not even to complain but to laugh. now, to be fair tojoe denly, he's taken some great catches for england, but the bbc‘s ownjonathan agnew thought this could be the worst drop he'd ever seen. time for one more replay? sorry, joe, there is, and jofra archer, yes... no... you're kidding me?! well, new zealand's batsmenjust carried on. kane williamson the first to make it to 100. ross taylor next. commentator: goes again, he hits it hard! these two outstanding batsmen ensured the match would finish a draw before the skies changed and the ground staff took over. new zealand won this miniseries. the year has featured some epic nip and tuck matches between these two teams, played in a true spirit. and when it

ollie pope unbeaten on 67 as well. new zealand are 1—0 up in the two—match series.ainst australia, shortly facing a second consecutive innings defeat. mitchell starc took six wickets as pakistan were dismissed for 302 in their opening innings before being forced to follow on in adelaide. yasir shah had provided some fight with his maiden century on day 3, but eventually fell for 113 with babar azam making 97. pakistan reached 39 for 3 in their second innings, still 248 runs behind. world number one judd trump is through to the third round of snooker‘s uk championship and moves a step closer to completing the triple crown. he thrashed china's mei xiwen 6—1 to go through. victory at the tournament for trump would see him become the first player since 2003 to win the uk championship, the world championship and the masters title in the same season. china's number one ding junhui is also into round three. he beat the cypriot michael georgiou six frames to two to stay on course for his third uk championship title. in the nba the miami heat are now 14815 for the season aft

and that's when ollie's bargain outlet reports the co-founder pass add way suddenly a few days ago at the age of 61. and while there wasn't succession plan in place, ollie's army will miss its leader i got to know mark through his multiple appearance pz on our shows over the years he was a good man who was obsessed with charity. especially charities that benefit young people he was chairman of the cal ripken senior foundation and sponsored multiple parks next up, should you buy a stock that sets a new all time high just today and is up 88% for the year when it comes to lulu lemon, the answer is yes. the company reports on wednesday. if you just watched the show optioned action our lead n you want to bet on lulu. i'll let you catch the up side if they deliver. they won't burn you as badly with the common stock. lulu lemon is the fastest growing apparel company in the land while would rather own boot barn, i respect everything that lulu has going for it. thursday is huge after the close fwlaeshgs costco, oracle, adoeby i think you'll get, you know, may not get the fireworks you expect e

former assistant fbi director chris swecker and ollie north are here appear they have the how to on how this should be dealt with and any punishments that should be doled out and what must be put into place right away to prevent this from happening again. i'm serious. the more you dig into this and read it, the more infuriating it gets. plus, g.o.p. judiciary committees, brilliantly exposed nadler's idiotic show on the hill today. two of the members tim buck and steve chapa along with steve scalise and trump 2020 reelection, i think it never looked better after the events of today victor davis hanson and mercedes schlapp will tell us why, but first, basic fundamental and serious errors. that is the focus on tonight angle. now, if you walk by a tv today you may have thought someone messed with your dvr, that you are watching impeachment hearings from last week. judiciary committee jerry nadler described what could be televised and be impure politicians questioning lawyers about stuff they were thinking and doing as they were doing an investigation of the ukraine impeachment investigation

the puppy is 8 weeks old for orin and ollie.down in tears, ollie says awe the entire time. >> teddy is like i'm in the right house. >> loved and spoiled. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. mike? >> sometimes you probably wish you were longer so you didn't have to hear about the rain, we'll tell you about it any way. it's raining in many areas of the south bay, especially heading over to the northern and western parts. 280 and 17, we had 0.04 inches. in san rafael, 0.16 inches of rain. looking south on 101 on wet pave m there. showers today. all day today. tapering tonight. we'll have a chance across northern sonoma, lake and mendocino counties. the rest of us will be dry. another storm will get us all wet saturday, sunday and monday. temperatures warmest around san mat mateo. for tonight, temperatures in the 40s, except san mateo except sap will be in the 50s. richmond, a moderate shower rolling over you. another one heading over towards sausali sausalito, tiburon and bellevue. expect s

yet he does feel the make yet ollie get give you don't let us leak i. took from. new york when i get up. on the. drawing board and they said lockheed martin boeing dime corp international computer sciences corp and aero vironment all told eric about 70 companies are interested in this $1000000000.00 contract as we look out for 35710 years this market remains a very much a growth market. this the disease a permanent war the destroyer the battle waste. aslambek fundamentalism. can power all of those who profit from a more politically economically and militarily. make no mistake a nuclear armed iran is not a challenge that can be contained it would threaten the elimination of israel the security of gulf nations and the stability of the global economy. at risk triggering a nuclear arms race in the region and the un raveling of the nonproliferation treaty. and how close is iran to getting. a let me show you. brought a diagram for. here's a darter. this is a bomb. this is a fuse. where should a red line be drawn. a red line should be drawn right here. the threat from ir

. 6 but few dispute the overall there were important gains for indigenous people and the evermore ollie's the question is if those will remain a priority when a new permanent government is elected. john homan how does it what the how-to. now millions of children living in the slums of bangladesh are dropping out of school most of them work full time to provide for their families this time their challenge reports about one in 6 children between the ages of 6 and 14 and not receiving any form of education. in the real islam of tend to go in the bangladeshi capital dhaka 12 year old mohammad hussain knows what he wants to be when he grows up a doctor but he is not getting an education any more than i used to go to school but because my father which is why i have to work i want to go to school but we have no money so i have no choice but to work in the slums of dhaka about one in 6 children between the ages of 6 and 14 don't go to school instead they work full time. we had 85 students in this primary school but 20 percent dropped out the reason for drop out is that many of these kids go to wo

but few dispute the overall they were important games for indigenous people and the evermore ollie's the question is if those will remain a priority when a new permanent government is elected. john homan how does it or the hotter. now being a vegetarian is nothing new but the push toward a plant based diets has taken on as its importance use a global warming companies that make me tree food to racing to create the best fit to terry and burger folks reynolds went to try when i. read a really good this is a plant based burger made by impossible foods what we do here is we take simple natural ingredients we take our knowledge of what those ingredients are and we recombine them to make amazing delicious products the goal is to revolutionize agriculture improve human health and reverse global warming a tall order for a little burger this company's goal is very clear which is to eliminate the need for animals in the food system by 2035 raising food animals and the crops to feed them consumes a 3rd of freshwater and nearly half of all the available land on planet earth remaining forests are

hello there, you're wathcing bbc news, i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre.second test against south africa that starts on friday in cape town. batsman 0llie pope says he's "ready to go", having recovered from the illness which has affected most of the squad. he, along with chris woakes and jack leach, sat out the first test defeat, three of 11 players who've been hit by a sickness bug. could not have come at worse timing really, luckily feeling all right now and been feeling good for the last few days. i am on the mend and ready to go. i was a bit more feverish. for the first two days i stayed in bed really. i think i probably cut it off some of the guys who missed about a week of the warm up who missed about a week of the warm up games who missed about a week of the warm up games which was not ideal. it has swept through pretty much the whole camp so there is not much we could have done about it. gerwyn price has apologised for not shaking peter wright's hand after losing their pdc world darts championship semi—final. it was a heated contest, in which both

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speaking in micro terms about about economic and social one is yes they are the owners of a growing ollie's holocene equality right but maybe we'll expect more but more importantly as the earlier i have a feeling that there is a bit of another quick response hence the leaderless popular mobilization to the tyranny of the elites there's a sense others dynamics link will become more desperate so does the elite which wants to keep the order as it is that's why i that's why i think this is a response to a tyranny not that sure any of communism or of fascism or that kind of a tyranny but the tyranny of the elite in sort of kind of an open society is that there liberalize economies and so on so forth which i louse people to mobilize not necessarily in the dark rooms like the radical right does also in these places like chile in europe or france and also work but sort of in the open chat rooms over the internet in order to mobilize against the tyranny of the elite and that is important especially at this point in time because it does allow for a certain dynamics for reform these people who are mob

olly foster was there. we want to win as many trophies as possible. we have another important game coming up next week so, yes, it is all go, recovery and get going again. they question the timing of the tournament with their wish in the premier league. from the very first minute of the final, the gulf between the two sides looked very clear. roberto firmino should have scored. his heritage was his fellow brazilians continued in the second half. that was the easy big. —— bit. diego alves was the best goalkeeper in brazilfor the season. everyone was wondering what var was looking at in injury time. penalty, no penalty, inside, outside the box? let‘s have extra time. and it was there that liverpool found a way again. the winning groove is difficult to get out of, no matter what the continent or the competition. that‘s two winners in a week for firmino. room for another trophy tattoo. flamengo had time to fluff an opportunity to equalise. it‘s a long flight to rio to wonder what might have been. so, liverpool

olly foster reports from doha. it is the national day in qatar.ally big deal, obviously a big deal as well because i have argued sleep the greatest clubside —— they have arguably the greatest clubside. that his arsenal. they are getting ready for their second semi finals against monterey. they stayed up late here. the youngsters are an average age of 19.5 years. jurgen klopp said he had no option, he had to bring a strong squad here. they are taking it very seriously. waiting for them in the finals... the saudi asian champions, their fa ns the saudi asian champions, their fans have been absolutely fantastic. about 30,000 of them. 1000 officially travelling from the uk. it is an internationally supported clu b it is an internationally supported club and there will be many thousands more. liverpool should get through to the final where they will be looking to become as well as european champions, world champions as well. and you can watch that match live on bbc2 and the iplayer from 5:15 this evening. let's stay with liverpool because the red bull s

po—o—olly!! if the bbc commissioned a show, they would just let you go and do it.row gathering always ends in pandemonium... if monty python was untouchable, it is hoped this new worzel gummidge can give an old favourite a new lease on life. tim muffett, bbc news. worzel gummidge: the scarecrow 0f scatterbrook premieres on boxing day at 6.20pm on bbc one. we are unable to talk about mariah carey and her festive we are unable to talk about mariah carey and herfestive hit. mariah carey's classic festive hit ‘all i want for christmas is you' has finally topped the us charts — 25 years after it was mariah carey's classic festive hit ‘all i want for christmas is you' has finally topped the us charts — 25 years after it was first released. when the song made its debut in 199a it was as an ep and not a single, meaning it wasn't allowed to compete in billboard's hot 100. rule changes saw the song first enter the chart in 2000 and in recent years it has edged closer to the top spot. in celebration, mariah carey tweeted "we did it" with a string of emojis to convey happy tea

but suppose it was a kind of posture of surveillance and people just went on with our lives and ollie if somebody actually tried to create this mass destruction thing would there be a response. in that scenario maybe it would not look so totalitarian really realistic though because as soon as someone is in charge of this total surveillance and if it's passive like you're saying for a very specific things like total destruction of a city or the world they would for sure take advantage of it it's possible that i'm going away you know i mean i'm going i'm just the way humans are mate yeah well i think to varying degrees there are institutional checks and balances in different colors right now we have a lot of very powerful tools and in some places of the world they're used by. spots and you know other parts of the world they're used by the more democratically accountable and liberal governments and the thing in between certainly it would be the case that if you created this kind of extremely fine grained surveillance infrastructure that it would create. a very substantial danger that eit

our reporter, olly foster, was there.ampions have now gone global in what's been a remarkable year forjurgen klopp‘s side. it's nice to win another trophy, that's what we want to do, we want to keep going, win as many trophies as possible. and on to the next game, really, we've got another important game coming up next week. so, yeah, it's all go — recovery, get going again. they had questioned the timing of this tournament — would their push for the premier league be compromised by their week in the gulf? from the very first minute of the final, the gulf between the two sides looked very clear. roberto firmino should have scored. his charity towards his fellow brazilians continued in the second half. the skill was sublime — that was the easy bit. his time would come. flamengo‘s diego alves was the best keeper in brazil last season, just in casejordan henderson wanted to know. everyone wanted to know what var was looking at in injury time. penalty, no penalty? inside, outside the box? let's have extra time. and it was the

of the journalist jamal khashoggi sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here‘s ollye football authorities need to do more to tackle racism in football. police are looking to identify any individuals involved after chelsea‘s antonio rudiger claimed that he was targetted with abuse during their win at tottenham yesterday. iffy onoura from the professional footballer‘s association says politicians should take action and be mindful of their role in what is a societal issue. it has been legitimised by some of the language from politicians, again, if you ask people to be part of any enquiry and you are taking the lead, just that one idea tempos and checks your language. you now checkin and checks your language. you now check in and say right, i have to look and talk differently about that. he lost an appeal and we thought that was a similar moment but that has been and gone. we have not used that as a moment to think, hang on, what are we doing? it has got worse if anything. how can that be? somehow we have to look at this differently, address it differently, people do. ——

before the papers — sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's olly foster.morning. so nice to have a boxing match that he didn't have to stay up until the middle of the night for! it was night, i was on an early shift this morning but it was worth it! —— it was nice. anthonyjoshua is heavyweight champion of the world again after beating andy ruinunior on points. six months on from one of the biggest shocks in boxing history, joshua regained his three titles with a clinical victory in saudi arabia. our sports editor dan roan was there. it was a fight he simply dare not lose. as he strode to the ring here at the edge of the desert, anthonyjoshua knew his career and credibility were on the line. opponent andy ruinunior, intent on proving his shock victory in theirfirst meeting earlier this year was no fluke. but after cutting the mexican inside the first round, a slimmed down joshua never looked back. using his jab to expertly control the rounds and constant movement to keep his distance from his much heavier rival. it wasn't a classic. the fight never turning

diplomat jim johnson us and a member of germany's the left party b john thomas ollie believe america's approach is sour in relations with europe. when they say oh this will cut cut ukraine out of the transit they will they will get less money but really think they care about ukraine they will carry by ukraine a lot and the only reason they would be concerned about re ukraine being cut out of any transit seize is that if that would be make it more difficult to put pressure on russia by having a puppet ukrainian hand on the lawn to speak it with regard to europe's a gash you know that is no longer the case and all we're really talking about is ukraine being included in a more cooperative relationship between europe and russia that's the worst possible outcome from the point of people below people in washington damage to the german american relations is down and. the idea that america is consciously imposing extra charity extraterritorial sanctions to the german economy to hurt the german consumer is now firmly implanted into germany's minds from the left to the right that is absolutely o

and more ollie's are expected today $25.00 people have died in the violence since the law was passed earlier this month that's ringing in elizabeth branham in new delhi for is what are we expecting today after this government approval of funding for this population register is likely to make more people angry isnt it. yeah absolutely folly whereas for the last 2 weeks the protests started with the citizenship amendment act that new citizenship in all but soon created was saying they don't want that they don't want citizenship to be given on the basis of religion they also don't want the national register of citizens and now they don't want what the government has approved funding for the national copulation register which although the government says is just part of the census will the critics the opponents the protesters say that it is it will form the basis for this national register of citizens which could be used to discriminate against against muslims others too i mean this is already being carried out in the northeastern state of us some 2000000 people were left off the citizen

other drops, well, ben stokes bowling with ollie pope as a stand—in wicketkeeper. hmm.d, there'll be another chance. there you go. commentator: out. oh, no! oh, what have you done?! there is no hiding when your name's on the shirt. it is extreme when the bowler‘s reaction is not even to complain but to laugh. now, to be fair tojoe denly, he's taken some great catches for england, but the bbc‘s ownjonathan agnew thought this could be the worst drop he'd ever seen. time for one more replay? sorry, joe, there is, and jofra archer, yes... no... you're kidding me?! well, new zealand's batsmenjust carried on. kane williamson the first to make it to 100. ross taylor next. commentator: goes again, he hits it hard! these two outstanding batsmen ensured the match would finish a draw before the skies changed and the ground staff took over. new zealand won this miniseries. the year has featured some epic nip and tuck matches between these two teams, played in a true spirit. and when it came to the handshakes, joe denly didn't notice. -- didn't —— didn't miss. catch you later? joe w

sport, and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre, here's olly foster. good afternoon.vyweight belts to andy ruinunior. he won them back with a clinical victory against the mexican american in saudi arabia. joshua was stopped in the seventh round back injune, but he was far more cautious in the rematch. using his jab to great effect, though, it wasn't as dramatic as the first fight between the two and went the full 12 rounds. the judges were unanimous in awarding the bout tojoshua. there was times that i looked in andy's eyes and i wanted to put my fist through his head, but then i thought to myself, this is boxing, you know,i need to win for myself, i need to show people that this is the sweet science of the sport as well. so i had to box my game plan. and my coaches, they devised a great strategy and i trusted in them and ifollowed it through. i don't want to say that the three months of partying that i had, celebrating it affected me, but to tell the truth it kind of did. what can i say? just learn from this mistake. i'm glad that i learned. and now that i am still y

than 40 percent of bolivia's population are indigenous until recently so was its president ever more ollie's. he wasn't universally popular with all of the country's 36 original peoples but for those like under him things definitely improved she got a pension and a government program which helped her learn spanish in her seventy's. before politicians just made money for themselves there were no schools or government housing those with evil we had all of us gave it to us. now he's gone and those in her town. where most of from the i model group are worried about what comes next we're alice is government help build a high school astroturf pitch and houses here. but for a total just as important was a newfound acceptance in society and this is obviously much work before you can get into the armed forces the police if you had dark skin or just an indigenous name we had to change our names after 13 years of even more alice our children could get jobs with their own names. even in national politics it's become common to see something previously unheard of indigenous congresswoman wearing paul year