. - ollie watkins putting the visitors ahead, a neat move and a no—nonsense finish. stopped an equaliser. while the players also had to deal with a green laser being shone from the crowd. after the break, though, it was england posing all the problems. jude bellingham hit the post, and when he hit the post again, with a little bit of help, england extended their lead. the ball bouncing in off greece's luckless keeper. but the visitors didn't mind. and the best was yet to come, as curtisjones marked his debut in sumptuous style. commentator: lovely little flick. what a goal from curtis jones! - a stunning finish rounding off a 3—0 win. an unforgettable moment for him and after such a tricky build—up, for england a pretty impressive night. sure they are. they would not pull out if they weren't injured. | instead, kyle walker captained the side. blocks as the man picked ahead of kane proved why. commentator: and that is why he's in the team. - ollie watkins putting the visitors ahead, a neat move and a no—nonsense finish. but greece, remember, beat england last month an

rachel: yes, i know -- 600. >> i found this at ollie's, and this is a fun little blanket.9.99, and put it under your tree. it's a nice hat, right? you're getting 90 ornaments, so this is what i do. here, i'm going to have you help me. i take these ornaments, i use with fishing wire, yes, exactly. hold it up. i just go ahead and fish this through, and you make a little cluster, and then you fill out the dark spots in the christmas tree. because it's hard to put all these tiny little ones all over the place. right? rachel: tell us about these. these are really cute. >> yes. sos this is really fun. another great way to save is i went to slick deals.net, it's a community of shoppers. it told me things on sale at different outlets. i found crayola on sale, they're having huge sales this week. these are their light-ups. they have snowmen, santas, you guys are having fun, and also these are the -- rachel: you said wipe this off and reuse it. >> thank you. you can wipe it off. draw on that, you wipe it up -- can off, and you can -- your kids, you can put thissen top of their stock

ollie's mum was so concerned about this behaviour that the next morning she arranged for the police tohe night of holly's death. holly being a teenage girl had wanted to go out that afternoon and spent some time with friends so the push everything back. holly never came home to attend that meeting because logan macphail left school early on friday afternoon, got a bus hexham and wandered around the northumbrian town. there is some quite chilling cctv of him covering his face. the pair met at army cadets and he said he had learnt about stalking people from army cadets. he followed her around for about an hour before finally making himself known to her. the judge said he wasn't sure that if this point was if logan macphail did plan, as he had claimed, to hurt himself rather than holly. he said in that. when they spoke to each other and it was made clear by holly that he did not intend to resume the relationship, he made the decision then 1530 00:13:19,141 --> 0

captain harry kane out of the starting line—up but the man that took his place certainly made his mark, olliekins putting england ahead with a neat finish. but greece, remember, beat england at wembley last month and they soon posed some problems. kostas tsimikas had a shot brilliantly saved byjordan pickford as england led 1—0 at the break. but after the break, england really took control. they scored their second when a shot from jude bellingham hit the post and then hit the unfortunate greece goal keeper before ending up in the back of the net. and then, the best was saved for last. curtisjones, on his debut, a fantastic back heel to complete a 3—0 win for england. and it means that despite all their issues with play withdrawals in the build—up to this match, they are now top of the nations league group going into theirfinal group game against the republic of ireland on sunday. i see the quality that the players have got. you're now seeing it in terms of the younger ones, that they're more than capable with the mentality and the quality that they've got to play in stages like tonight. i th

we spoke to farmer olly harrison — one of the rally organisers who is also an online influencer on agriculturef we're lucky we'll make half a percent each year for the revenue for the investment we have. and with the different figures that's just come out it's half this year, so it's like a quarter of a percent. if they expect us to pay 20% on the death of the farmer, it's just not there. i don't understand why they've gone to the bottom of the food chain, where there is no money, to find this 500 million, which will only run the nhs for one day when they could have sort of gone to the top to the retailers that are making the billions a year. in other news... donald trump has nominated the republican congressman scott duffy to be us transport secretary. mr duffy — a representative from wisconsin — is also currently a host on the fox business news channel, making him the second fox host to be nominated by the president—elect for a cabinet position. if confirmed, mr duffy will oversee us transportation policies with a budget of over $100 billion. free trade talks between india and the uk will be

mike pence, olly-olly-oxen-free!ay, i was walking around proudly wearing my "i voted" sticker. today, i wore my "i am questioning my fundamental belief in the goodness of humanity" sticker. they give those out. they give those out at the bake sale right outside. now, as a late night host, people often say to me, "come on, part of you has gotta want trump to win because he gives you so much material to work with!" no. no. no one tells the guy who cleans the bathroom, "wow, you must love it when someone has explosive diarrhea. there's so much material for you to work with!" [applause] you understand that? is that good? i wish, you wish, so many of us wish this hadn't happened. but that is not for us to decide. this is a democracy. that's democracy with a capital "duh." and in this duh-mocracy, the majority has spoken, and they said that they don't care that much about democracy. i want to take a moment to congratulate kamala harris and tim walz on running an amazing 107-day campaign. that was extraordinary. right out o

captain harry kane out of the starting line—up but the man that took his place certainly made his mark, ollieember, beat england at wembley last month and they soon posed some problems. kostas tsimikas had a shot brilliantly saved byjordan pickford as england led 1—0 at the break. but after the break, england really took control. they scored their second when a shot from jude bellingham hit the post and then hit the unfortunate greece goal keeper before ending up in the back of the net.

now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where hello and welcome to sportsday with me olly fosterlines this friday evening — have manchester united finally found "the right guy"? ruben amorim says he'll need time to make his mark. committed to the cause — a contract extension for pep guardiola and he says he'll stick to it even if they are relegated over alleged financial breaches. i financial breaches. don't want next season in september, i don't want next season in september, 12, last year a path, again, again. and put everything on red bull — can max verstappen hit the jackpot in vegas? he'll have to go quicker. also coming up on sportsday: can wales lift the gloom and end the year with a solitary win, that's going to be a big ask against the world champions south africa. and on the eve of snooker�*s uk championship, who's going to stop the eight time champion ronnie o sullivan, we'll speak to man who'll by trying to do just that. evening, among the managers at manchester united since sir alex ferguson stepped down 11 years ago, we've had a chosen one and a special one, full ti

fly half marcus smith heavily involved setting up ollie sleightholme to run in the opening try with justminutes gone.but the springboks responded like true champions and respnded with th and resopnded with three of their own. first grant williams crossed the line before peter steph du—toit added a second. cheslin kolbe made it three as england looked uyp as england looked up against it but they responded brilliantly with sam underhill powering over to see them just two points adrift at the break. 19-17 the 19—17 the springboks lead going into the second half there. earlier, scotland returned to winning ways with a 59—21 victory against portugal, after an entertaining encounter at murrayfield. darcy graham crossed the line for scotland's fourth try of the day, a score that took his international tally to 29, drawing him level with duhan van der merve as scotland's record try scorer. the hosts at one point led 33—0 and threatened a big victory, but portugal did score three converted tries of their own. we'll preview wales�* match against australia later in the programme, they meet in cardi

hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm olly foster.rdiola says if they stick to their principles the wins will come again for manchester city. with the win one game, and we have to see when the next one, i learned for this one to get better. more likely to leave than stay, he says, but will liverpool really let mo salah go at the end of the season and hitting the bar, emma hayes is back home preparing to take on the lionesses with her usa team at wembley also coming up on sportsday there's also a homecoming for natasha jonas, as she puts her belt on the line in liverpool evening. at full—time on saturday evening, there was a sense of shock at the etihad stadium, in truth, among both sets of supporters. in truth, among both yes, manchester city were on a bad run, but no—one really saw a 4—0 defeat at home to tottenham on the cards this is defeat at home to tottenham on the cards. this is new territory for pep guardiola. in the immediate aftermath, he talked about their fragility and negativity, and breaking the downward trajectory by wi

it means surprise call up jacob bethell will be in line for his test debut, with vice—captain ollie popeengland in september and offers another spin option as well. tennis, and italy have successfully defended their davis cup title in the final against the netherlands. matteo berrettini needed only an hour and 16 minutes to beat botic van de zandschulp 6—4 6—2 in the first singles match, before world number one jannik sinner similarly beat tallon. it is only italy's third win since the tournament started in 1900 and the first time a team has successfully defended since the title since the czech republic in 2013. now to snicker. mark allen is through to the last 16 of snookehs through to the last 16 of snooker�*s uk championship but former champion had to really deep againstjackson page. hazel irvine has more. it was a pint of blood this afternoon at the barbican centre because mark allen played jackson page. my mark allen played jackson page. my goodness, it was a slog. even when mark came in here he didn't have a lot of positives to take from it.— didn't have a lot of positives to take

it means surprise call—up jacob bethell will be in line for his test debut, with vice—captain ollie popend offers another spin option as well. mark allen is through to the last 16 of snooker�*s uk championship, but the former champion had to really dig deep againstjackson page. hazel irvine has more. it was up band of this upturn here at the barbican centre because mark allen eventually clambered over the line against jackson page, but it was a slog. even when mark came in here he didn't have a huge amount of positives to take from it himself.— amount of positives to take from it himself. there was no breaks of _ from it himself. there was no breaks of note _ from it himself. there was no breaks of note and _ from it himself. there was no breaks of note and it - from it himself. there was no breaks of note and it was - from it himself. there was no breaks of note and it was 170 | breaks of note and it was 170 the whole afternoon, it was not of the game of snooker. one visit when is. but it was a very important win for mark allen and a fantastic clearance of the colours to get the job don

regular number three ollie pope takes the gloves and slides down the order to number six, with captaintaiwan's baseball team have come home to a hero's welcome after victory in a major international championship last weekend. this was the scene that greeted the team as fans cheers them on in their thousands. they were carried through the capital to the presidential office on the back of militaryjeeps and trucks. it was after taiwan won the wbsc premier12, a baseball competition featuring the 12 highest—ranked national teams in the world, beating japan in the final in tokyo. and that's all the sport for now. much more on our website, much more on the champions league as well. thank you very much. here is the uk, mps at westminster are preparing to vote on friday on a bill to allow assisted dying in england and wales. the proposals would apply to terminally ill adults who are aged 18 or over and are expected to die within six months. our political correspondent harry farley has been speaking to three labour mps about the decison they'll be making. my dad's diagnosis was a complete shock.

certainly not three year old twins archie and ollie. they come here to emma prusch farm park with their dad several times a month. the park spans 46 acres, and recently there was a dispute between the city of san jose and how the emma prusch farm park foundation was handling this one third of an acre, known as emma's kitchen garden. our concerns around fundraising and communication and operational practices have made it difficult to maintain an effective partnership, and that's why we've decided to conclude those negotiations. the city of san jose has not had an agreement with the farm park foundation for more than a decade, so the city said it would no longer negotiate with the foundation and asked the volunteers to remove their tools by november 18th. some thought that meant the entire park was getting evicted and visitors were concerned it would close. we reached out to the foundation for comment, but have not yet received a response. the city says staff will maintain the garden. the park will remain open and no public events will be

ollie: i would not want to be incumbent. for the detractors, on the one hand you could see this helping germany first parties, the far right and far left. they don't have the credibility who tend to -- it's the cdu. they are prescribing tax cuts and may boost the economy but it fails to address not having export markets, due to trade barriers and the trump presidency. you cannot feel at ease because these generated wealth. the main question is not just marginal changes, it is what industries can you be competitive? even in automotive's, ev's is not a future facing industry. tom: oliver in berlin with the latest, thank you. pm is open to departure from the stance of conservative christian democrats. they would limit net borrowing to keep the budget deficit in check. shares in tesla and did lower after gavin newsom announced elon musk would be excluded from rebates. it may heighten tensions between them. tesla accounts for more than half of all ev's sold. qualcomm's interest in buying intel is cooling. the complexities is beli

the ollie was healthy and strong as it, but she was as brave as a lion. she didn't want to leave for the agent, persuaded him down to the blog to barely promise all of the world and told my son to keep you in italy in 12 days ago. that was over a year and a half ago now. but his family refuses to give up we just want to know what happened to our son. we hope the agent will call us, and at least return our money up in the government should ensure that all the victims families are financially compensated. we lost our son, but we also lost a great deal of money. have you not to see that good buses? you went on the set out for your up in may 2023. his family had high hopes that he would work that and send money home. they wanted to use it to finish building that house. now, best son is missing the other house or future depended on him. if we ever needed anything, any kind of help, we relied upon him. it's a difficult situation for the foaming family made even honda by the fact that enquiring with the o socrates leads to a dead end or give us a domino d v for

on monday, the 12 people were killed and dozens more wounded, ollie hush them towards the city shortly off to the latest attacks. this is one of the main neighborhood soon, thought an ancient city with thousands of years of age. now, this used to be a residential area. see how things are after several others really strikes go around and see how this city has been transformed. actually was on several buildings around and destroyed. this is one of those buildings in c, charlie, it's the whole of the building. it's the building and whole the whole block and the tab block was distraught because the houses in the far too much beside the building that was also a livable. just see here, everything is is full of debris. this is the towns mosque. and can see, even the tricity lies in the garden headings now to another part of the street. so small out of the way where our building was destroyed and there's still a charge missing there. and they've been attempts to recover the bodies from the robbers. but given the fact that there's been several strikes on daily basis, an emergency, some services

fly half marcus smith heavily involved setting up ollie sleightholme to run in the opening try with justtes gone.but the springboks responded like true champions and stormed back with three of their own. first grant williams crossed the line before peter steph du—toit added a second. cheslin kolbe made it three tries in a little over ten minutes as south africa threatened to take the game away from england but they fought back strongly with sam underhill powering over to see them just two points adrift at the break. into the second half, a smith penalty was cancelled out by the boot of handre pollard — just. but the decisive score came from south africa. damien de allende setting up kolbe for his second of the match as england lose three successive home matches for the first time since 2006. earlier, scotland returned to winning ways with a 59—21 victory against portugal, after an entertaining encounter at murrayfield. darcy graham crossed the line for scotland's fourth try of the day, a score that took his international tally to 29, drawing him level with duhan van der merve as scotland

twins archie and ollie come here with their dad 2 to 3 times a month. i think the big chicken is a big appeal. they're really into animals right now. so not only that, they can go and see live animals over here in the barn, but then go and play with a great park, lots of space to frolic and, and be kids. the park spans 46 acres, but recently there was a dispute between the city of san jose and how the emma prusch farm park foundation was handling this small area known as emma's kitchen garden. our concerns around fundraising and communication and operational practices have made it difficult to maintain an effective partnership, and that's why we've decided to conclude those negotiations. the city of san jose has not had an agreement with the farm park foundation for more than a decade, so the city said it would no longer negotiate with the foundation and gave notice to volunteers to remove their equipment. by november 18th. some thought that meant the entire park was getting evicted and posted on social media concerns it would close. we reached out to t

there's a positional swap in the centre partnership, with henry slade moving to inside centre and olliewearing the 13 shirt. coco gauff has secured a place in the wta semifinals in riyadh, with a landmark win over iga swiatek. gauff had lost 11 of the previous 12 meetings against swiatek, but was a 6—3, 6—4 winner, for her second victory in saudi arabia, taking control of her group. earlier, americanjessica pegula was knocked out of the finals with one group match still to play as she fell to a lacklustre straight—sets defeat against barbora krejcikova. the wimbledon champion won 6—3, 6—3 which was her first victory at the tournament. novak djokovic will miss the season—ending atp finals, which begin in italy next week. in a statement on social media in the last few hours, the serbian apologised to fans but says his absence is down to an "ongoing injury". ronnie 0'sullivan is out of the international snooker championship after a 6—4 third—round defeat against pang junxu. the match was level at 4—1; before pang made consecutive century breaks to secure victory. he will now face welshmanj

regular number three ollie pope takes the gloves and slides down the order to number six, with captainanks very much, gavin. mps at westminster are preparing to vote on friday on a bill to allow assisted dying in england and wales. the proposals would apply to terminally ill adults who are aged 18 or over, and are expected to die within six months. the debate has been fierce among mps. earlier, i spoke to a former gp in favour of the bill. and rachel maskill, who worked as a carer before entering parliament and opposes it. i started by asking what he was so vocalin i started by asking what he was so vocal in support of this. i've been gp for about 30 years, so on average, i look after 4—5 patients a year with terminal cancer. and i'vejust had so many experiences where the offer — if someone could, you know, take their own lives, then they would've done and it would have relieved suffering. so, one patient actually hung themselves, rather than go through the terminal diagnosis. and ijust want to give patients a choice at the end of life. i suspect not many of them will take it. rachel,

there's a positional swap in the centre partnership, with henry slade moving to inside centre and olliearing the 13 shirt. novak djokovic will miss the season—ending atp finals which begin in italy next week. in a statement on social media in the last few hours, the serbian apologised to fans but says his absence is down to an "ongoing injury". manchester city had another big chance in a game against sporting harlan clear of the line but city still needing through that phil foden goal for the keep up—to—date with all the scores from the champions league on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. welcome back to the context. polling stations will be open for number of hours yet. one in pennsylvania open an action 90 minutes because of a late start in the county. the result there over all will be delayed a bit. let's go to virginia for the rowan, hello. i heard you a little earlier described virginia as being a microcosm of the usa. if that is the case what is the voting telling us so far? i wish i could tell you because i haven't seen the voting totals for the we get a snaps

ollie, what do we know? oliver: yeah, tom. you're asking all the right questions. what we heard from vladimir putin yesterday was this was retaliation within russia, a lot of back and forth. ukrainian said it was in the u.s. that it was midrange. this was fired 1000 kilometers from the caspian sea, same week putin change their doctrine lowering the bar for a nuclear response when we heard about negotiations, russian president, unpacking all this to figure out how much is true, how much is negotiation, we heard from the kremlin spokesman saying russia holds a responsible position and notified the u.s.. there's been a lot of concern, mainly gold having his best week , a lot of concerns about the conflict. tom: yeah, market reaction is there. talk about the battlefield, sanctioning russia, sanctions have been effective, some have been less effective. iver: another stepyou had a site europeans bought russian gas so the dynamic is europe pays russia for gas, russia pays ukraine transit fees, now in order to pay they have to go through large banks. this bank has not been

ollie watkins levelled for villa who then missed a penalty, before the visitors went ahead in first halfarned villa a share of the points to end their four match losing run in all competitions. so, confirmation of those results, including a superb 4—1 win for wolves away at fulham, a victory which takes them out of the relegation zone. mattheus cunha with two of their goals. and not much to report between everton and brentford who drew 0—0. sean dyche�*s everton have lostjust once in eight top—flight games. sunderland have missed the chance to go two points clear at the top of the championship, after a 1—1 draw at millwall. the game was suspended twice as medical staff attended two separate emergencies in the crowd. sheffield united stay second after they too dropped two points. it finished 2—2 at coventry city. despite taking the lead twice in the first half through tyrese campbell and jesurun rak—sakyi, a red card for anel ahmedhodzic for violent conductjust before half—time meant the blades played the second half with ten men. an equaliser from coventry�*s bobby thomas in the 80th min

england are playing greece in athens — it's 1—0 at half time, ollie watkins with the goal.e are hosting israel — it's goaless. belgium are taking on italy — the visitors leading 1—0 — newcastle's sandro tonali with his first goal for italy. you can keep up to date with the rest of the matches on the website. but speaking of italy — italian coach claudio ranieri has come out of retirement at the age of 73 to take charge of as roma until the end of the season after they sacked croatian ivan juric. ranieri retired in may, ending a career in which he famously led leicester city to the premier league title in 2016 and coached a host of teams from europe's top leagues. he was born in rome, and returns to the club where he began his playing career in 1973. golf — and rory mcilroy holds a share of the lead on 5 under par after the first round of the season—ending dp world tour championship in dubai, alongside tyrell hatton. a top ten finish will guarantee mcilroy wins the year—long points race. thriston lawrence, the south african who is second in the race to dubai standings behind

england in their uefa nations league fixture as they beat greece three nil with goals from aston villa's ollie watkins, an own goal from the greek keeper and from curtis jones on his debut. the three lions took the win in athens. the squad's next fixture will take place on sunday evening and will see them take on the irish national side at wembley . those are the latest at wembley. those are the latest gb news headlines for now, and now it's back to headliners for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , or go to gb news .com code, or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> hello and welcome to headliners , your first look at headliners, your first look at friday's top stories with three comedians in a quick reshuffle on the top desk. here, let's have a quick look at what scott and nick will have to deal with on those front pages. the independent kick us off reeves fight back to woo the city anneliese banking regulations. the telegraph have three police forces called in to probe a single tweet, and we all kno

where things stand this monday morning, ollie? >> we are obsessed with the mechanics of german politics, which will learn about over the next couple weeks. what needs to happen for a federal election to take place is olaf scholz needs to call the no-confidence vote himself, which he will invariably lose, and then trigger the federal election. he was trying to do that in january and have election in march. that has not gone over well politically but also with the german population, which says you need to do this quicker. he has opened the path to doing it before christmas. we could get the election before january and that would clear up under the logistical challenges. the following question is what government will be formed out of this? if you look at the polls as they stand, the cdu is doing the best out of any of the parties, but no two parties combined currently with the current polling can actually form a 50% plus government. the closest you can get is cdu and the afd, the far-right, which every mainstream political party has

court of louis the 16th, the the great meeting between them is the moment the colonies are finally olly and franklin appears the king for the first time in a brown velvet suit representing the united province is of north america, as we are then called, and thanks the king for all he has for the country and the king louis xvi basically says, i hope this treaty be in the interests of both of us. and franklin then sort of ad libs, a lovely about if if all the monarchies governed by the sentiments in your heart sire republics would never be formed. which seems like a strange thing to come out of his mouth. he's very closely observed, the other diplomats. everyone is in all of the fact that the french have entered into this alliance with this unproved power. they know nothing about the americas. why have they done this? purely obviously out of out of enmity. great britain and franklin remains for those next years very much in the good of the court. you mentioned all the spies were the brits aware of everything that franklin was doing in versailles. every much everything that happens in frank

rashida ollie, muhammad ali's daughter, remembers when her dad fought a wrestler when she was the heavyweightow republican house majority whip, democratic south carolina congressman taking a look at all of this and where we -- ♪ ♪

twins archie and ollie come here with their dad 2 to 3 times a month. i think the big chicken is a big appeal. they're really into animals right now. so not only that, they can go and see, live animals over here in the barn, but then go and play with a great park. lots of space to frolic and be kids. the park spans 46 acres, but recently there was a dispute between the city of san jose and how the emma prusch farm park foundation was handling this small area known as emma's kitchen garden. our concerns around fundraising and communication and operational practices have made it difficult to maintain an effective partnership, and that's why we've decided to conclude those negotiations. the city of san jose has not had an agreement with the farm park foundation for more than a decade, so the city said it would no longer negotiate with the foundation and gave notice to volunteers to remove their equipment. by november 18th. some thought that meant the entire park was getting evicted and posted on social media concerns it would close. we reached out to the p

rashida ollie, muhammad ali's daughter, remembers when her dad fought a wrestler when she was the heavyweight boxing champion, that was the first big exhibition event. also tomorrow republican house majority whip, democratic south carolina congressman taking a look at all of this and where we -- ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: hi, everybody. i'm judge jeanine pirro, along with harold ford jr., jesse watters, kayleigh mcenany, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ it's his maga moment. president-elect donald trump basking in the glow of his dominating landslide victory and shouting out his stack of cabinet picks one by one. >> mr. speaker, think it's important, maybe you should pass a bill, you have to start my term from november 5th, okay? over no number six if you want. november 5th. because mark has gone through the room, enthusiasm is doubled. it has doubled in the last short while. elon musk, it elon. what a job. what a job he does. he happens to be a really good guy. he likes this place, i can't get him out of here, he just likes this place. and you know what, i

i wouldn't forget about ollie's as well more in small cap. >> burlington, maybe it's a totally outdated has been this weather dynamic at work. >> near-term, we were without with a preview today on 3x. the weather has been stuff. if you're trying to sell outer wear, it's been golf weather nearly every day. >> in the whole country. >> precisely. >> some outliers, we raised numbers on burlington into the print coming up. abercrombie is setting up for a beat. as you noted, kohl's, we took numbers down. bath and body works, we took numbers down i think it's a mixed bag with winners and losers. for the fourth quarter, i go back to some of these macro factors. and to me i think holiday is going to be robust. we're meteorology 2 to 3% across abarrel. that's basically back to pre-pandemic, and that's where we now have this set-up. we're normal i'd, you have the brick and mortar relative to ecommerce growth that's normalized. what matters going forward is consumer confidence with now the election behind us and what do some of these drivers look like for the high and low income in '25? >> we have

the quality of his batting was accompanied by ollie pope's reshuffled into middle order. make 77.od in terms of staying, he might hit a great shot and he's very level about it. so, yeah, it is good. all of this went hand—in—hand with new zealand fielding which fell so far below their normal standards. six drops in the day. took something special to remove pope. something horizontal. that's glen phillips. they dropped the easy ones, held the unfeasible one. makes for a great replay. harry broke defined the day. fewer players have ever made a stronger start to their test careers. his seventh hundred. he will resume with 29 behind. that's reassuring. joe wilson, bbc news. we have our first two semi—finallists at the uk snooker championship. judd trump and barry hawkins coming through their matches and they'll wait for the winners of this evening's last two quarterfinals. seema jaswal and the team are at the york barbican with all the details. we reached the quarterfinals here, the draw is shaping up nicely. later on this afternoon we watched the world number one, infine on this after

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there's a positional swap in the centre partnership, with henry slade moving to inside centre and ollie to a lacklustre straight—sets defeat against barbora krycheekova. the wimbledon champion won 6—3, 6—3 which was her first victory at the tournament. novak djokovic will miss the season—ending atp finals which begin in italy next week. in a statement on social media in the last few hours, the serbian apologised to fans but says his absence is down to an "ongoing injury". all over in lisbon, manchester city beaten by four goals for the be confined all the sport on the bbc sport the be confined all the sport on the and that's all the sport for now. website. hello there. sunshine was once again in short supply across the country — most places remained cloudy. it's going to remain cloudy this evening and overnight, and it's bonfire night, of course. if you are heading out to any organised events, it should be mostly dry, fairly mild, but rather cloudy. just the chance of some drizzle across some western areas. so we've got these weather fronts loitering out to the west of the uk thanks to

the lower court olly misunderstood how this final rule op. it doesn't regulate a gun smith buying individual parts to aggregate. thisnly governs commercial manufacturers and sellers of firearms constructing the weapons and kits and putting them on the markets. then wspect to with the rule would cover it is clear from the readily convertible analysis you have to have a process relatively quic er and easy and once sweep in thing that would require a lot of skill and expertise or time to track wnhe missing parts. i want to emphasize it is not li a.t.f. feels coming up with e rule without experience about the kinds of odts the fringe 346rers were putting on the market. these were kits you cuts together under an hour, they have the rative components, u just need to do the finishing work and will experience of putting one together and they are usually on a couple stems. the first thing most require is drilling the holes, usually six hos and you do it with a jig so it remesll the trial and error and you know acy where to drill. then it is rovthe blo

building doesn't i narrow it down, ollie. to the ri . ht of narrow it down, ollie. ollie. to the right of the stage. _ narrow it down, ollie. to the right of the stage. to - narrow it down, ollie. to the right of the stage. to the - right of the stage. to the north of _ right of the stage. to the north of the _ right of the stage. to the north of the stage. - right of the stage. to the north of the stage. as . right of the stage. to the j north of the stage. as we right of the stage. to the i north of the stage. as we all know, everyone down there, you know, everyone down there, you know a tractor, £200,000 for a medium—sized one. they combine, £500,000. all the equipment costs a fortune. if you try to price what you are selling to accommodate that, there is a lot of moaning. you get people saying, i shouldn't be paying that, i can get a chicken from abroad. you can, but it is so full of chlorine that it tastes like a swimming pool with a beak. and then you have the environmentalists endlessly shouting at you, your cows, they are altering the composition of the gase

i think i am starting with ollie at the times. ahead of this summit _ ollie at the times.his summit some he - ollie at the times. ahead of this summit some he said l ollie at the times. ahead of. this summit some he said he wanted — this summit some he said he wanted the 6 22 double down on its support for ukraine. at the final— its support for ukraine. at the final communique actually waters_ final communique actually waters down previously agreed commitments by the 620. how disappointed are you by this? well, — disappointed are you by this? well, the communique does absolutely clear about the un charter and sovereignty and territorial integrity, and obviously that�*s negotiated by quite a sort of diverse group, but as for the 620 and me doubling down, i used every opportunity both in the main sessions, i am on the record for my clear position on ukraine and what we need to do to double down, but also the very many bilateral meetings that i�*ve had with other countries and other leaders here. of course, there was a 67 statement last friday that went out. thank you. richar

ollie, thank you very much.ws from old trafford with manchester united appointing a new head coach. you called it right when he talked on monday, he was the man that united wanted. , ., , he was the man that united wanted. , . , ., , , wanted. yes he was he has been the up-and-coming _ wanted. yes he was he has been the up-and-coming star- wanted. yes he was he has been the up-and-coming star of- the up—and—coming star of matches, he is only 39 years of age which is quite young for a manager to get this level of job. but certainly chelsea have looked at him before and liverpool considered him as well. you know, of the young star is rising just now, he certainly was the rain one and certainly was the rain one and certainly he has done very well at sporting and he has won the league a couple of times. if you look at also the iberian peninsula, five a spanish manager now and he will be the third portuguese manager in the premier league. eight out of 20 managers are from that area. that's a stylish place to come fro

. >> an early start for olly. his family has owned land here in south leicestershire since the 1960s. >> so we're now with our main herd of beef suckler cows. they're all still out in the fields because we had a dry november. >> but under new rules around inheritance tax, he feels his livelihood is at risk. >> i think we'll see severe economic impacts within villages and market towns. you know, there'll be a trickle effect from agricultural activity into the wider economy, and it would be quite negative. and obviously, food supply will drop off in the autumn budget. >> the chancellor announced changes to inheritance . changes to inheritance. >> we will reform agricultural property relief and business property relief and business property relief and business property relief from april 2026. this will ensure that we continue to protect small family farms and three quarters with three quarters of claims unaffected by these changes. >> for decades, farmers have been exempt from the end of life tax on agricultural and

olly alexander is >> hi. olly alexander is appointed transport secretary following the resignation of louise hay, it was revealed she misled the police a decade ago when she made a false report her mobile phone had been stolen. we're live on downing street and the bbc says it has robust processes to deal with complaints as greg wallace quits masterchef following claims of misconduct. >> but the former masterchef host has thanked his fans for their support. >> i would like to thank all the people getting in touch, reaching out and showing their support. >> that's it's good of you . >> that's it's good of you. >> that's it's good of you. >> hey ho ho ho and, well, if you are out here black friday shopping, i'm getting a bit of a dancing lesson from the elves here at hamleys, so why not come along? >> but of course we'll be talking about how much people are spending. i've lost time here. black friday here in the uk. stay with us. >> well, charlie, i think we're getting away quite lightly here. really? we could b

ollie harrison, the co—founder of the farmers rally, will be to here recap on a busy week for farmershat needs to happen to protect the countryside next, and the father of elon musk, errol musk, will be live from south africa. i'll be asking him how he thinks his son will do as part of donald trump's administration. joining me now to go through today's front pages is the political correspondent of the spectator, james heale james. lovely to see you. although i don't know why i'm being so cheery because we're headlining this gremlin in the kremlin, and we've got the double threat, haven't we? because we've got putin and his hypersonic missiles, and we've got pat mcfadden, who is kind of the de facto deputy prime minister. i know it's angela rayner, but he's quite important, isn't he? mcfadden in the whole regime, and he's going to be warning against cyber attacks tomorrow. i think in a speech this week, basically saying that, you know, the threat from putin for all of us is extremely worrying. >> yeah, absolutely cheery start to the sunday. >> but nuclear armageddon, this is really abo

ollie harrison, the co—founder of the farmers rally , will be of the farmers rally, will be here to recapbusy week for farmers and what needs to happen to protect the countryside . to protect the countryside. welcome back to the camilla tominey show on gb news. joining me now is the chief executive of labour together jonathan ashworth, former labour mp friend to gb news. i will say because you were on a lot in the election campaign. lovely to see you this morning. let's talk about keir starmer's planned benefits crackdown. it's quite a stark figure actually, isn't it, to read that 4 million people will claim long term sickness benefits in 2030. that is up 60% since before the pandemic, much of it going down to people claiming benefits now for mental health. however , i would suggest health. however, i would suggest our audience might be a bit sceptical about the idea of starmer, of all people, cracking down on benefits. labour aren't known for cracking down on benefits people, are they? >> well, they shouldn't be sceptical because i think this is a really important plan. from liz kendall

i'm ollie andersen. the reform uk member of parliament for ashfield. and joining me today is charlotte griffiths who's the editor in large at the daily mail. got that right. didn't her editor at large, the mail on sunday, mail on sunday, apologise. and he's back. mr popular himself, matthew sterling, political commentator and our left in the corner . thanks for coming back today. >> the people who they to love hate me i think. >> i think they just hate you, matthew, to be honest. but anyway, go there just yet. it could get a bit feisty. >> i'll tell you, lee, if starmer doesn't start turning this around, then the whole labour government could be left in. >> you heard it here first. i think matthew is going to join the reform party. but let's get to it . this the reform party. but let's get to it. this week on the reform party. but let's get to it . this week on whitehall, to it. this week on whitehall, charlotte, we had 10,000 farmers and their families, children, tractors galore, speeches , tractors galore, speeches, people rebelling. really, it's the