olly foster's been following the story.ean championship just lasted a2 minutes. football stopped and feared the worst after he collapsed in their opening match. his team—mate shielded him as he received emergency treatment on the pitch for a cardiac arrest. the medics' rapid response saved his life. and amazingly, his career as he prepares to play again and amazingly, his career, as he prepares to play again at the highest level. i am happy to announce that i've signed for brentford football club. i can't wait to get started and hopefully i will see you all very soon. he's no stranger to the premier league, at seven years at tottenham he's no stranger to the premier league. in seven years at tottenham, he established himself as one of the worlds great attacking midfielders. in his final full season there, he carried them inter milan came calling and he helped them win the league title, but they had to let him go. he's now been cleared to play. it's a good news story to see him back doing what he loves and it's a really test

this is one of olly�*s killers showing off his knives., and he will always be with me. thank you for all your love for olly. it will keep him alive for ever in all our hearts and minds. olly�*s parents want the whole community here and communities right across the country to work together against knife crime. children murdering children, they say, has to stop. olly was lured and set up and murdered by children. and that in itself... by someone he trusted. the whole social media thing with the whole — the snapchats. there were 11 platforms involved in his murder. nobody warned him — that we are aware of. nobody said to him they are planning this, this is going to happen. we had olly on that morning and looked at his phone and didn't understand a thing that was on it. we didn't see any of the evidence that we saw in court on his phone, because he learned to hide it. how can he do that? and that's where i think, as parents, we feel very powerless. in olly�*s name, stuart and amanda have now started lobbying mps to support the online safety b

they were bowled for less than 150 eight times last year, olly.ng all this hand—wringing in english cricket, as they are fully expected to win the last two tests and complete the whitewash. absolutely. they've been brilliant. and particularly their new captain pat cummins. this was his first series as captain and he's already won the ashes back afterjust 12 days of play. so, it's no surprise that he's been loving life over the last few weeks. everything has gone perfectly so far. ijust try everything has gone perfectly so far. i just try and everything has gone perfectly so far. ijust try and be me as much as i can. i'm not trying to impress anyone more than what i normally do. not trying to do much differently. there are times when you have to address the group, more so when you are a player, but i don't think the biggest challenges have happened yet. i am sure there will be some in the future but at the moment just trying to be me. so cummins says everything's gone perfectly and it's hard to disagree... however, the odds were heavily stacked in

ollie foster, bbc news. ollie foster, bbc news. time for a look at the weather, here's ben rich.

ollie.e people just can't watch it. especially people with teenage kids. >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> i actually think it's like -- the most amazing thing about the show is that i play a character who is really sort of the -- i don't know, he's holding everyone to their truths. he is a real steady guy who's also a recovering addict. he's sort of that quiet in the storm of all these wild kids doing wild things. but he sort of grounds and anchors the show. >> jimmy: who is more -- maybe the word effusive? who's more passionate? the fans of the show "euphoria" or "fear of the walking dead"? >> the fans of "fear of the walking dead." i play a villain named victor strand. they see me in the market, "i hate you!" [ laughter ] i don't get that from "euphoria." "oh, ollie, be my friend, be my sponsor." people want hugs from ollie. >> jimmy: it's great to have you here. the show is "euphoria." sundays on hbo max. colman domingo, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, colman. we'll be back >> lou:

cheers, olly. olly foster with all the sport. this is bbc news. the headlines: a legal document which prince andrew's lawyer believes could stop a civil case against him in the us has been made public. the duke of york has consistenly denied sexually assaulting virginia giuffre when she was 17. the prime minister rules out further covid measures in england for now, despite the ongoing rise in omicron infections. more than 28,300 people crossed the channel to the uk on board small boats in 2021 — triple the number for 2020. a devastating fire that swept through south africa's houses of parliament in cape town has restarted. those are our headlines. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week, sustainability is the name of the game, which is why i'm on the eve ecargo bike. it's electric, it's made from natural and recycled materials, and it's usually used for inner city deliveries. but today, it is delivering me to the studio. nice wheels! oh, hello down there! hey! sinclair c5 — blast from the past! i know! an icon of the �*80s created by a com

ollie has crohn�*s disease, which causes inflammation of the digestive system.d now has a stoma and waste bag. he is still waiting to have that reversed. it is life—changing, obviously, there are obviously restrictions i have got, there is the self awareness, there is mental issues, you are always thinking if people are looking at you, do you look different? there is a lot of aspects and i would obviously like to draw a line under it, have that procedure done and move on with my life, really. to give an idea of the scale of the waiting lists, birmingham has a population ofjust over1 million. close to six times that number are now waiting for planned surgery or procedures in england. clearing the backlog is one thing, but here in the west midlands and elsewhere, hospital staff are struggling with daily emergencies and colleagues getting ill. this man is a doctor working locum shifts in a&e departments in the area. it has been very stressful in a&e. there were days last week when i was receiving messages, asking if i could come into workjust for a few hours. the c

ollie foster, bbc news. ollie foster, bbc news. time for a look at the weather, here's ben rich. bit of luck on this one? we probably do after the weekend we have had we heard earlier about the problem we can. storm corrie is sliding away eastwards, but still some rough seas off the east coast of england because although the storm is clearing away, high pressure is building in from the west and there are still plenty of white lines on this chart, isobar is squashing together, and whenever you see that we still have quite brisk winds. they are 50 mph down this east coast, coupled with high tides with the potential for flooding. coast, coupled with high tides with the potentialforflooding. some of the potentialforflooding. some of the showers are wintry over the high ground in the north, but spots of rain later and temperatures generally between five and 10 degrees. this evening and tonight it will turn quite cold for a time in eastern areas. however, we see that her cloud and outbreaks of rain working in from the west and missed until fog. working in from the west and missed until

ollie pope's flying catch, david warner, another duck.us labuschagne, usman khawaja's glove could not evade mark wood's rocket. australia post three down from a 152 ahead. england can dream. —— australia closed three down. joe wilson, bbc news. andy murray's hopes for a first atp title in over two years are over — after he was beaten in the final of the sydney classic by the russian top seed aslan karatsev. murray was broken in the opening game and struggled on first serve — outpowered by his opponent, but now 34, he battled harder towards the end of the second set, creating five break opportunities. but murray ultimately couldn't take them as karatsev kept his grip on the title, winning 6—3 6—3. murray will now head to melbourne for the australian open and says he's pleased to be playing at a high level again. to all of you who came out to support tonight, what an amazing atmosphere to play in and thank you. it was so good. atmosphere to play in and thank you. it was so good-— it was so good. cheering and applause i have really missed pl

is indiscriminate, yet those living in poverty are far more vulnerable to the dangers of coven 19. ollie re examines the reasons for this disparity, the social and economic inequality that surround us. how much deeper and much more problematic than we thought i'd asked whether lessons learned from the global pandemic could lead to positive change because of the fix for kill all hail the locked down, expose of privilege and poverty during a crisis on a just 0. mm. mm. be the hero in the world needs washer ah, inflation in the us, it's a 40 a high as the pandemic courses, higher price is the households and businesses. ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is al jazeera live from dough are also coming up tops within nato. and russia and with no breakthrough ever ukraine with both sides saying significant differences remain britain's prince. andrew fails in his attempt to stop legal action in the us of a sexual abuse allegations against him. and more than 20.

ollie robinson now wasn't fit enough to bowl, stuart broad was trying.

your thoughts on the pending retirement of justice stephen breyer, to ollie in springfield. caller: good morning. i just had a couple of thoughts. i think what we have here is a protection of the minority judges. he has seen the politics of it with mitch mcconnell. i'm also hoping -- the lady that you just mentioned -- what's her name? host: judge jackson. caller: that is an african name and i would like to know what that means. she is the leading contender, i guess. we are seeing more hispanic judges, female judges. this is a sign that we are not regressing but we are progressing. this is what this country can do. we don't need to go back to the old gold days of the 1950's, where only the white caucasians are represented in the country. now, we will have four women on the bench. it is a positive thing. i am very hopeful. i am proud of this development. host: on the independent line in charleston, south carolina. good morning. caller: good morning. i am happy for justice breyer's hard work over the years. i am glad the president stated he was going to put a black lady onto t

olly foster, bbc news. and it's notjust about the new player signings today.d rafa benitez afterjust one win in 13 games. the toffees lie 16th in the premier league, four points above the relegation zone. the draw for the fifth round of the women's fa cup has taken place, and we have a manchester derby to look forward to. united will host the three—time winners city. elsewhere, holders chelsea will welcome leicester to london. the current women's super league leader and 14—time fa cup winners, arsenal, will travel to championship table—toppers liverpool. the games will be played at the end of the month. formula 1 is to make covid—19 vaccines mandatory for all personnel this year. no—one will be able to work within the paddock without being fullyjabbed. the policy will apply to all personnel — which includes drivers — although that shouldn't affect their ability to compete as all are understood to be vaccinated already. and that's all the sport for now. from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello. the week got off to a stormy start thanks to

now time to find out if ollie foster is laughing or crying in sportsday. i'm crying, but have wiped away the tears. here's what's coming up on sportsday tonight: it's a hat—trick of wins for chelsea over spurs as they consolidate third in the table. we've had late drama in european rugby�*s champions cup with places in the knockout stage at stake. and the hopes of a nation — barty is still flying the flag for australia in melbourne. hello and welcome to sportsday. let's start at stamford bridge where the full—time whistle has just gone in the last of the day's four premier league matches. chelsea playing spurs for the third time in as many weeks. chelsea won home and away in the league cup semifinal and they dominated the first half, seven corners and seven attempts on hugo lloris�* goal. but that was the only one on target. the frenchman punching away hakim ziyech's effort. spurs had a goal disallowed just before the break. harry kane finding the net, but the referee paul tierney spotted a shove in the back of thiago silva. chelsea made all their possessi

there was bronze for gb�*s men in the snowboard team event in norway thanks to james barnes—miller and olliemieson heads into the final round of the hsbc championship in abu dhabi with a one shot lead. he birdied the last hole to stay top of the leaderboard on 11 under par. there was frustration for england's women cricketers overnight with their second ashes t—20 match abandoned due to rain in adelaide. they'd actually made a decent start, after being put into bat, reaching 25 without loss in just over four overs before the rain ruled out further play. and jump racing's big showdown between the best two mile chasers was an absolute thriller — as shiskin battled back to beat — ener—gu—meen in the clarence house chase at ascot. energumeen in the clarence house chase at ascot. to the australian open now, where british singles hopes are over. dan evans was the last of the seven players remaining, and he was knocked out at the third round stage in melbourne. despite competing well in a hard fought first set, evans was then outclassed by his opponent — canada's felix auger—aliassime — losing in s

olly robinson now was not fit up the ball. stewart was trying.land were hanging on when the rain came and that about covers it. one game in the premier league tonight — as crystal palace travel to brighton in the so—called m23 derby. there'll be no game at burnley tomorrow though — as their match against leicester has been postponed — with burnley suffering with covid and injuries. one game in the wsl has also gone, everton have postponed their match at chelsea for the same reason. snooker and world number two judd trump is a step closer to his second masters title. he eased into the semi finals at alexandra palace after thrashing fellow englishman kyren wilson 6—1 in their quarterfinal. trump will now face either mark selby or barry hawkins in the final four — they play tonight. so a straight forward win for trump — and a victory he definitely seemed to enjoy, have a listen to this moment from his post match interview... come on baby! yeah! it's incredible. it's why paper game. it's absolutely unbelievable and the reception take it yesterday and

villa had their chances when ollie watkins hit the bar when through on goal on a night that saw stevenfoul when var became involved as united set up a lith round clash at home to middlesbrough. new figures from the premier league show the number of positive covid—i9 tests among players and staff have fallen for the second successive week. in the seven days up to and including the 9th of january, there were 72 new positive cases out of almost 13,000 tests. 94 new cases were recorded in the previous seven days. covid is still impacting on the league though — everton's premier league home match with leicester city on tuesday has been postponed because the foxes don't have enough players to fulfil the fixture. at the africa cup of nations it was a big day for the comoros, playing in the competition for the first time. the archipelago is one of football's youngest nations — they onlyjoined fifa in 2005. they were up against gabon, and aaron boupendza's first—half finish was the difference, giving gabon a 1—0 victory. two former winners went head to head in the other group c game, where moro

when are there any barrington would ollie's mother murals most moving theme, which has lost none of its power or controversy to this day? is the struggle for power. but once again became difficult. i'm in the ispa lieutenant boyer. the mexican government of that era turned to the greatest artists of the day, diego rivera, david alford osi carols. and jose clemente orosco. they were to convey revolutionary ideas by means of public paintings, mexico's pri, hispanic, past all but forgotten. during the centuries, a spanish colonial rule returned to the spotlight. this was art which aimed to change the world. and at that time, the majority of mexicans were illiterate. so those who commissioned the works thought people would understand pictures, small them words aren't acted as a facilitator at the moment of the ally length. as yonder been dull. this movement also intended to paint the walls of school to introduce children and uranus to revolutionary messages, or when neil is the place known possesses de la manella ever since then, murals have been used to convey political statements to the p

olly foster has the sport. we are talkin: olly foster has the sport.w days, it�*s emerged that there was an error in his original application to enter the country and the world number one, who hasn�*t been vaccinated, has also admitted to breaking covid rules in serbia before christmas. the immigration minister alex hawke cancelled djokovic�*s visa this morning �*on health and good order grounds on the basis that it was in the public interest to do so.�* here�*s our tennis correspondent russell fuller what we know is that djokovic is a free man tonight. he will have to report to the offices of border force in melbourne at eight o�*clock tomorrow morning our time at which point he will almost certainly be detained. that will allow him to spend the morning with his lawyers with border force official somewhere else in the building and then he will have to return to an asylum hotel where he spent four nights, culminating in last weekend�*s hearing. at that stage to healing will perhaps take place on the sunday. this has not been confirmed but the plan is t

i'm olly foster with the latest from the bbc sport centre.ear—old had been on a shortlist with the portuguese vitor pereira and current caretaker boss at goodison park, duncan ferguson. everton sacked rafa benitezjust under two weeks ago following a run ofjust one win in 13 in the league. they lie 16th in the table, four points above the relegation zone. former everton star wayne rooney says he turned down an interview for the everton role, choosing instead to focus on his job at derby county to try and keep them in the championship. i believe i will be a premier league manager, i believe i'm ready for that, 100%, and if that is with everton one day in the future, that would be absolutely great. but i've got a job here at derby county which is an important job to me and it means me getting the team ready for sunday. huddersfield could have moved up to fifth in the championship this evening, but were held to a 1—1 draw at home to stoke. the big talking point came in the first half when huddersfield wingerjosh koroma somehow avoided even a book

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ollie pope recall to the team out for a frustrating to chris woakes made 36 of australia had earlierillings was at least something but 188 all out seemed to deplete little. might as well sing while still can. and england did the bowling well. the flying catch to get rid of david warner. and mark would rocketing. but australia may resume 152 ahead which may be enough already. joe wilson, bbc news. it's time to pop out of the room if you don't want to know today's football results as match of the day follows soon on bbc one. an excellent curling goal from kevin de bruyne gave manchester city a 1—0 win over chelsea at the etihad stadium. the victory extends city's lead at the top of the premier league table to 13 points. newcastle and watford drew 1—all. norwich move off the bottom of the table with a 2—1win over everton. wolverhampton wanderers beat southampton 3—1. and aston villa came from 2—0 down to draw 2—2 with manchester united. tomorrow's north london derby between spurs and arsenal has been postponed. and in the women's super league, manchester united move up to third place af

indiscriminately yet those living in poverty are far more vulnerable to the dangers of cove it 19. ollie re examines the reasons for this disparity, the social and economic inequality that surround us. how much deeper and much more problematic than we thought i'd asked where the lessons learned from the global pandemic could lead to positive change because of the pool of the hill. oh, which all hail the locked down? expose of privilege and poverty during a crisis on a j 0 lou. the me. hello again. the top stories on al jazeera, 3 days after a volcanic eruption triggered aids to an army, the head tongue on the scale of destruction is only beginning to emerge the government. several smaller islands have been evacuated because nearly every home there was destroyed. nato secretary general has warned russia that any further escalation with ukraine will come at a high price. he's invited russia to a new round of talk. the kremlin says it will not continue to talk to ukraine until the u. s. response to its charity demands. the russian foreign minister met his german counterparts and discuss mos

is indiscriminately yet those living in poverty are far more vulnerable to the dangers of coven 19 ollie re examines the reasons for this disparity, the social and economic inequalities that surround us. how much deeper and much more problematic than we thought i'd asked where the lessons learned from the global pandemic could lead to positive change the close of the pool of the hill, which all hail the locked down, expose of privilege and poverty during a crisis on a jazeera ah and living in a row zone is a risk not worth taking for most, but for a 10 year old boy, there is nowhere else to go. in the absence of his parents, his grandmother dedicates herself to his upbringing, never knowing whether the next explosion will echo one step closer to the place they call home the distant barking of dogs. a witness documentary on al jazeera, a war in afghanistan is now pull. will non taliban figures make up a part of that american root can or, or within the caliber to leave it? there will be a powerful itala baldessari the inside story. parker, a frank assessment. the days headlines. subscribe.

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who knows who charlie. 9 did the day to pro b o shaka la, i had said emotion found the fetter ollie's to arrest the sackler family. because of course, also during christmas we learned that 100000 americans died of overdose in the past 12 months. and also for the past 12 months, the number one cause of death for 18 to 45 year old americans was overdose. the number 2 with suicide, but overdose is number one. so that would be the equivalent of analog saying i'm going to go a rest of sackler family because you won't. so i'll do it. no, i was mamma put a bounty on the head to the stack of the family in the united states. they're responsible and admitted they were involved in a court case and they got to pay a fine as i recall now without admitting denying or admitting culpability is $1.00 of those special deals like wall street where you get to keep $0.95 of every dollar you steal, they got to walk away from $100000.00 corpses last year and pay a small fine and keep the rest. and i think i would be great if he could put out a bounty on the heads of the sac or fam. yeah, a few other people

is indiscriminate, yet those living in poverty are far more vulnerable to the dangers of coven 19. ollie re examines the reasons for this disparity, the social and economic inequality that surround us. how much and much more problematic than we thought i'd asked whether lessons learned from the global pandemic could lead to positive change because of the fix to kill all hail to lock down, expose a privilege on poverty during a crisis on a just 0. new zealand is a bird watches paradigm, but this south pacific nation has one of the worst extinction records on earth. rats and other introduced premises have decimated the nike bird population. the decline is still ongoing. if we let it roll for another 50 years, they won't be much left to restore. now, you zealand is leading the world with an extraordinary goal to why pat the countries with peers, by 2050. there is nowhere else on the planet like this. and we now have the technology, the well in the know here to take those spaces. finally, after 2 days of searching success, we made our 1st k wait. both birds will join 14 other key we released

off with three early wickets, including ducks from david warner and steve smith off the bowling of olliek and travis head — back from covid isolation — got his second century of the series. so here's the scorecard — australia will resume day two on 241—6. head making 101, labuchangne 44, out in the most bizarre way — worth a look on the bbc sport website — and cameron green was the other top scorer on 7a. for england's bowlers, two wickets each for robinson and broad, but not the best day for woakes and wood, who were expensive forjust one wicket each. snooker, and the world number two judd trump is a step closer to his second masters title. he eased into the semi finals at alexandra palace after thrashing fellow englishman kyren wilson 6—1 in their quarterfinal. trump will now face either mark selby or barry hawkins in the finalfour. but the informed trump will be a tough game for either of them and he is clearly enjoying his performance. come on, baby! yeah! it is incredible for some it is live play the game. just look at it, it is absolutely unbelievable, and the reception inside yest

is indiscriminate, yet those living in poverty are far more vulnerable to the dangers of coven 19. ollie re examines the reasons for this disparity, the social and economic inequality that surround us. how much deeper and much more problematic than we thought i'd asked where the lessons learned from the global pandemic could lead to positive change because of the, of the kill, all hail the locked down, expose a privilege on poverty during a crisis on a just 0, lou ah, and again watching out 0 her mind about top stories, he saw and tennis thought never joke, which has lost his appeal to remain in australia. federal court heard arguments, he would whip up anti vaccine sentiment shock, which says he is extremely disappointed, but respects the decision. the pacific island of tara has been cut off after an undersea volcano erupted trickery and strong. su nami, power has been stored in some parts of the capitol, eternal hostage crisis inside a synagogue, and the state of texas is over. the government says all hostages have been rescued, and the suspect is dead. happened in a suburb of dallas.

is indiscriminate, yet those living in poverty are far more vulnerable to the dangers of coven 19. ollie re examines the reasons for this disparity, the social and economic inequality that surround us. how much deeper and much more problematic than we thought i'd asked whether lessons learned from the global pandemic could lead to positive change the close of the hill? all hail the locked down, expose it. privilege and poverty during a crisis on i just ah, tennis donna jacqueline, is back in detention as he finds deportation from australia. ah, i'm kimberly al. this is algae. they're alive from dell ha. also coming up. i think he's been exposed as, as a, for us as a lawyer and i think the british public kind of had enough calls growth the u. k. prime minister to resign at the more regulations of policies that down the street during cove.

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indiscriminately, yet those living in poverty are far more vulnerable to the dangers of coven 19. ollie re examines the reasons for this disparity, the social and economic inequality that surround us. how much deeper and much more problematic than we thought i'd asked whether lessons learned from the global pandemic could lead to positive change because of the, of the hill. old hail, the locked down, expose of privilege and poverty during a crisis on a j 0 with hi, anthony ok. 2 years into the cove, it pandemic, we are seeing it impact on the world of work. people have changed jobs handed in that notice changed careers and also just that jumps, of course as well, but faster and snow costs has dumped this phenomenon, equate laser connection. here's what he told us area was perhaps most surprising about this great resignation trend is that we're 8 months into it here in the united states. and we're still seeing new records being broken for the number of resignations in a month with the latest record. just a few days ago, being recorded for november. and so the take away from this, what it

is indiscriminately yet those living in poverty are far more vulnerable to the dangers of coven 19 ollie re examines the reasons for this disparity, the social and economic inequality that surround us. how much deeper and much more problematic than we thought and asked whether lessons learned from the global pandemic could lead to positive change because of the, of the hill. all hail the locked down, expose it privilege and poverty during a crisis on a jesse era. the latest news as it breaks, a new man with it added a voice of these giant done for carving more moving power. these being able to extract more goal more quickly with detail covering everywhere you look, there is this structure so, so survive, you're telling like will never be the same again, them from around the world. he fell to the ground and cried out. i'm going to prison. the question the jury has to decide now he should she from megan to jerusalem to my am i the government is trying to do my own home milestone and history. my background 3 short films that show how people take a stand against evictions and they're struggl

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he replaces ollie robinson, who has a minor shoulder problem, in the only change to the side.chris silverwood, both bowling coaches and their strength and conditioning coach, who're all isolating because of covid. england assistant coach graham thorpe described broad and ben stokes as "caged tigers", saying he hoped they would channel their frustration into the match. broad has only played in one of the three tests so far, and has claimed the mood in the camp is low — but thorpe says they're just getting on with it. we've managed, we've managed. and also, in many ways, players have to take responsibility for themselves, as well. some of those guys who aren't actually playing and are not in the squad. i've encouraged them. people can go down ill. it's probably like when i started my england career. there weren't as many coaches around. and being resourceful for yourself and getting your team—mates to help you out, as well, with what you require is important. novak djokovic says he will be defending his australian open title, ending months of speculation. he'd refused to reveal

is indiscriminately yet those living in poverty are far more vulnerable to the dangers of coven 19 ollie re examines the reasons for this disparity, the social and economic inequality that surround us. how much deeper and much more problematic than we thought i'd asked whether lessons learned from the global pandemic could lead to positive change. the close of the fix to kill all hail to lock down, expose a privilege on poverty during a crisis on our jazeera ah and frank assessments, this crisis is continued to weaken a look a shanker, even though perhaps he believed in the beginning that it looks like for, for informed opinions, i think politicians will now be under incredible pressure from the young people. that is one of the most helpful things to come out of this critical debate. do you think i should be facilitated? not sure. okay. it's a great. it's a really simple question. let's give samuel a child. once the inside story on al jazeera, 2 stories of strong willed when challenging traditional female stereotype in a male dominated society to make a difference. if i go, of course, we

ollie robinson the last to go — as england lost theirfinal three wickets for 17 runs to eventually beyou've been hearing in the news, novak djokovic says he's extremely disappointed with the ruling that has seen him deported from australia, but says he respects the decision. the world number one, who is unvaccinated against covid—19, failed to overturn a decision from the government to cancel his visa on public health grounds. that decision ends an 11—day legal row over whether djokovic would be able to defend his title at the australian open, which starts tomorrow. his name's now been removed from the order of play — and his wait for a record 21st grand slam title will go on. djokovic says he will now take some time to rest and recuperate. that's all the sport for now. it's the final of the masters snooker — with barry hawkins taking on neil robertson at alexandra palace this afternoon. it is all to play for in that one. five frames to three after the first session. you can follow on the website or watch it on bbc two. more on a sportsday at 6:30pm. four people who were taken hostage

is indiscriminately yet those living in poverty are far more vulnerable to the dangers of coven 19. ollie re examines the reasons for this disparity, the social and economic inequality that surround us. how much deeper and much more problematic than we thought and asked whether lessons learned from the global pandemic could lead to positive change because of the, of the hill. oh which all hail the locked down, expose it privilege and poverty during a crisis on a j 0. when the news break side is tornado destroyed everything it touched and made field. when people need to be heard and the story town, he has done his job to tell us what's going on with exclusive interviews and in depth reports i get on my right the wind and just b. g 0 has teens on the ground to bring you more award winning documentaries and lives on air and online. if you have to choose between your site and feeding your family, what do you do? i mean that happens is because we don't keep ourselves healthy when your son could face death from a dog bio. what do you do? every new car, the cost in jack's way, can you afford the

ollie robinson now wasn't fit enough to bowl, stuart broad was trying.ut in 101 rapid runs, travis head transformed the whole mood, australia were reborn in the match. when cameron green put his mighty frame to the cause... deliciously played by green. ..england started to look exhausted. still mark wood charged in, when green aimed for six, he was thatjust about covers it. here's sarah keith lucas. h is e's sarah keith lucas. h is a . sarah keith lucas. h is a glorious eith lucas. h is a glorious winter :as. h is a glorious winter day out there for of us today, blue there for many of us today, blue skies, sunshine, this is the picture taken by one of our weather watchers. the blue sky overhead. not everywhere quite as fortunate, some mist and fog lingering for some places but for the rest of today, most of us looking dry with at least some spells of sunshine. high pressure very much with us, across the uk for a couple of days, that means quite stagnant air around, light winds especially in the south so we have had day upon day build—up of air pollutants

it dissolved were still head ollie's to our mr. you will go down in history. mister president of the president of climate in action because you ultimately been complacent about the issue. you prefer to sign truces with lobbyists rather than wage a war against climate change. you prefer to procrastinate like mo street in the phil don't again. you push back, give up, and fantasize about solutions in 1015 or 20 years, rather than declare a call to arms. let's go live now to professor john brick, one of the catholic university. ovello von, thanks for joining us, professor. good sag on the program today. and do you think it's a coincidence that microns been hit by such a barrels of criticism from so many sides on so many issues? well, i must say, i listened to the speech and i found it very fine. it's full of nice words about the whole of loss of 20 piece and it will have them ok, that is full of lawyers. you can national to the european court of justice, which means it goes against. so when you're, if you're up in states, you want to film the only mean that so whe

we are a i bit worried about olly! he is match to church to _ bit worried about olly!d taking photos. not polished, not trying to pose for anybody, just a good and funny guy. i understand he was quite mischievous. yes. i was the bats of one or two of his one—liners. what's with the make up? i make a living. when you spoke with him about his music, why did his music cut through so much? i was a sting to some reviews of his music before, and there was this phrase, in your face, an apologetic, loud, here i am. it’s an apologetic, loud, here i am. it's cut an apologetic, loud, here i am. it�*s cut through. in the semi that coins have two different sides, there was meat loaf the onstage persona, —— in the same way that coins there was meat loaf, andjim steinman. jim was operatic in nature. stories about dashboard lights. in fact, i was having dinner years after meat loaf had become a big star. jim steinman never got his claim to fame, unfortunately, because he wrote all those songs. at the other table was brian de palma the famous director, he andjim brian de palma the famo

the bbc news channel, stuart broad's been recalled by england for the fourth ashes test, replacing ollyobinson. broad's played just once in the series, which australia have already won. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. millions of pupils across england and northern ireland have gone back to school today, amid concerns about staff shortages caused by the omicron variant of covid. in england, secondary school students will have to take tests on—site before they return to the classroom, and masks are being re—introduced until at least the end of the month. but teaching unions are warning it's likely some year groups will be sent home to learn remotely. our correspondent jayne mccubbin reports. bell rings. this is bethany. this is kian. and this is what the start of a new term in england looks like. how was that for you, kian? disgusting and horrible. welcome back to school! no—one goes back to class without a negative test, seen by barry. how many test results are you going to be analysing today? around about 1,000. that's a lot of kids. it is a lot of kids, yeah. ten min

that's all from the bbc news at six so it's goodbye from me hello, i'm olly foster. here's what's coming up on sportsday this evening. it's a record nine grand slam titles in a row for the kings of wheelchair tennis, hewitt and reid. hewett and reid. another six nations setback for england. their captain, owen farrell, will miss the whole tournament. and no room error in canberra for england's women. can they keep the ashes series alive? we have to do the basics really well with the ball being really disciplined, and we have to bat beginnings. welcome along. british interest in the singles draws at the australian open was snuffed out in the first week, but for the past two years, there has been one recurring theme at grand slams. from roland garros to wimbledon to flushing meadows and melbourne park, alfie hewett and gordon reid winning the wheelchair doubles title. victory for the british pair in melbourne was their ninth in a row, a grand slam record for any draw. reid underplayed the significance of surpassing navratilova and shriver�*s doubles winning streak in t

ollie robinson the last to go as england lost theirfinal three wickets for 17 runs to eventually be bowledp a dismal series for england. our ashes series is one that you have in the diary for a couple of years. a big series that you want to peek at. to be thrown on the captaincyjust beforehand as well, i could not have predicted how the last six or seven weeks have gone. everything has gone to plan. there is so many positives to take out of it. forthis is so many positives to take out of it. for this team to be part of, i guess, ashes history, it has been phenomenal. at, guess, ashes history, it has been phenomenal-— guess, ashes history, it has been phenomenal. guess, ashes history, it has been henomenal. : :, g :, phenomenal. a line from joe root, he sa s he phenomenal. a line from joe root, he says he wants — phenomenal. a line from joe root, he says he wants to _ phenomenal. a line from joe root, he says he wants to continue _ phenomenal. a line from joe root, he says he wants to continue as - phenomenal. a line from joe root, he says he wants to continue as englandl says he wants to c

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england's bowlers made a positive start, particularly ollie robinson who took the wickets of both david england's fast this was an opening day that swung one way and that the other. england one way and that the other. england on top initially having won the toss and they had australia at 12—3 but then a century really swung the pendulum back in australia and they closed the day six wickets down but with over 240 runs on the board. so an opportunity missed perhaps for england in the world cup winner with england in the world cup winner with england watching on the test match special, what you make of it? than special, what you make of it? an entertaining day of test cricket england — entertaining day of test cricket england started out really well and they really set the town and australia were 12 for three and then they came — australia were 12 for three and then they came out and counterattacked and they— they came out and counterattacked and they had everything and they were _ and they had everything and they were so_ and they had everything and they were so and they really struggled.