league and disappointment for wales who've gone out of the world cup tonight after losing to papua new guineay late on. so it's papua new guinea who'll play england in the quarter finals. the women's rugby league world cup starts tomorrow, with england taking on brazil at headingly in the opening match. brazil are the first south american country to take part in a world cup in this sport. tomorrow's game is only their third international match and captain maria graf, who also works as a personal trainer, says it's a big deal back home: i think they are so nervous and they are saying, sending messages and videos all the time. and i think this sport is very important because we can be stronger, confident in these experiences. in tennis, andy murray's season's come to an end after he was beaten in the first round of the paris masters this evening. murray was a set and 5—3 up against france's gilles simon and served for the match — but having failed to take his chance his game then fell away and he went on to lose 4—6, 7—5, 6—3 injust under three hours to simon — who at 37 is retiring after this

consider papua new guinea side coming out there. les so people very familiar. this fulfilling a home game for him. papa new guinea, you can see behind me, they will be a stern test for tonga today. the only country in the world where rugby league is the national sport. i will hand back to you. a big mouthwatering occasion here this evening. big mouthwatering occasion here this evenina. ,, ., , ., ., they opened with a defeat against hapoel tel aviv in israel, but the london lions are hoping to bounce back in the eurocup tonight. they face italian side aquila basket tento at the copper box. it's 15 years since europe's top basketball competition was in the uk and the players are hoping it will give the sport a boost, on these shores. not many people talk about it but, you know, ithink not many people talk about it but, you know, i think it is definitely deserving of more attention than probably what it gets but i'm just happy to be here and to compete and help grow the game. you happy to be here and to compete and help grow the game.—

so it's papua new guinea who'll play england in the quarter finals on saturday.maria graf, who also works as a personal trainer, says it's a big deal back home: i think they are so nervous and they are saying, sending messages and videos all the time. but i think this sport is very important because we can be stronger, confident in these experiences. in tennis, andy murray's season's come to an end after he was beaten in the first round of the paris masters this evening murray was a set and 5—3 up against france's gilles simon and served for the match — but having failed to take his chance his game then fell away and he went on to lose 4—6, 7—5, 6—3 injust under three hours to simon — who at 37 is retiring after this tournament. cricket scotland has confirmed it's investigating over 40 allegations of racism following an independent review which found the governance and leadership of the sport to be institutionally racist. 43 allegations of racism against 27 people are being investigated — as well as alleged claims of racism made against two clubs and two regional

the bbc news channel, wales' rugby league world cup comes to an end after they are beaten by papua new guineaill now play england in the quarterfinals. good evening. the home secretary suella braverman has spoken of an "invasion of migrants" into england and says that the immigration system in the uk is "broken" and illegal migration is out of control — that's despite the conservatives being in government for 12 years. she was speaking in the house of commons, as she faces growing pressure to resolve overcrowding at a migrant processing centre in kent. the bbc has been told that ms braverman failed to agree measures which could have eased pressures there — despite being warned that the government was acting outside the law. she insisted that she would never ignore legal advice. the number of migrants arriving in the uk across the channel is increasing. as you can see, in 2018 there were about 2,000 people arriving in small boats. compare that to this year — almost 40,000. part of the increase is down to the increasing number of albanian men now making the crossing. the migrant processing cent

it's >> i used to live in papua new guinea. there is a mine on land but it has been disposing of the tailings in the deep sea by piping way out. do you know of any studies on how bad is this owing to be? second question is how much danger are we in from people who want to start doing mining on the ocean floor? >> i am horrified by the mining on the ocean floor. we have been seeing trawling, but they are talking about mining in bed sites, these incredible hotbeds of biodiversity and they want to scrape them. it's going to be horrific and once again out of sight out of mind. the dumping on the bottom, nobody is looking at that. we're putting the artemis in the air for $40 billion, we can't spend any money to go look at what this dumping has done at the bottom of the ocean. >> it feels like this goes together with the previous question as well. a lot of people think that the bottom of the ocean is empty and lifeless with mud. what we know is everywhere we look we find incredible richness and life. >> is part of the problem that th

was late drama as 2017 semi—finalists tonga opened their campaign with a hard fought win over papua new guineao, the sides were level until keaon koloamatangi scored the winning try to claim victory by 2418. there was a great result for london lions in basketball�*s eurocup. the british league leaders beat italian side trento by 80 points to 75 at the copper box arena in london. lions are the first british team to play in the competition since 2007. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. as we have been reflecting liz truss has faced her first pmq since she sacked kwasi kwarteng and replaced him withjeremy hunt. the labour leader keir starmer was keen to point out that most of the mini budget measures have been reversed now. mr speaker the only mandate she has ever had is from members opposite. it was a mandate build on fantasy economics, and it ended in disaster. the country's got nothing to show for it, except the destruction of the economy, and the implosion of the economy, and the implosion of the tory party. i

out of 24, only 17 were played, but whoever plays against peppering but whoever plays against papua new guineat for them in so many ways. extraordinary, where they have come from. they were always up against it today, there are some amateur players, but ijust thought in terms of energy and effort, that is all you can ask and they were first class. a lot of them have got a few injuries today, but ijust thought it was inspirational where they have come from, to play on the big stage, there are a lot of greek fans here, what it will do for the game in greece is magnificent. so that was the former england international kevin brown speaking to me shortly after the end of the game this afternoon. that was the first of three matches in the rugby league world cup. the second saw scotland playing their final pool game. they went into that with very, very slim hopes of making it through to the quarterfinal, having been defeated in their opening two matches. the damage really was done in that opening match against italy, that opening defeat. they have lost again today. they were beaten 30—14 by fiji at k

papua new guinea are still alive and kicking after keeping their hopes of reaching the rugby league world to victory. the win eases the pressure on them as they went into the game bottom of group one in the super 12s. obviously we did not start the way we wanted this world cup campaign, to start. yeah, and being in your home country, that is not how we wanted to start and how we want to play, so is only one game. it is nice to be on the board. yeah, so it is going to be a big game on friday at the mcg. well, next up for australia — england on friday. ahead of that, england will play ireland tomorrow morning. captain jos buttler says they're fully focused on beating ireland, not looking ahead, and that they will "play their best available team". to tennis. andy murray is into the second round of the basel indoor open, but he had to do it the hard way. the triple grand slam winner battled back from a set down to beat russian qualifier roman safiullin, losing the opening set on a tie—break before taking the second. he was 4—1 down in the decider before powering through five straight games to

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to stay in the tournament, wales need papua new guinea to win tonight and then beat them in their finalreally just. .. they gave everything and the resilience is tremendous. and he is one of snooker�*s more reocognised faces. shaun murphy — a winner of the sport's prestigious triple crown, of masters, world and uk titles. he has revealed how his fluctuating weight has had such an impact on his life he has had stomach surgery. i was getting shouted at in the street, you know, social media with people sending me horrific messages and comments and dms on instagram and twitter. and in the end, ijust thought, you know, i need to do something about this. you know, this is going to be the end of me, you know, mentally and possibly physically. you know, i've got two young children. i couldn't run around after them. at the world championships this year i ballooned to nearly 20 stone, and that's the biggest... that's big, right, you know. and so ijust knew i had to do something about it. interesting, isn't it? he is so honest. you feel the sports people, we see them in this bubble. they are not i

western there is no force that could deliver a blow like that, because after all, russia is not papua new guineal staff academy, and they told me the methodology, as with the dshk. well, this is a 12,7 mm machine gun of ours. very good, from two cheaps, a sector of shelling is set up, tomahawks go astray, and very successfully. i was curious. today, when this is the first moment, that is, we are able to repel the threats that we have for this, we must prepare in any variant of the second. well, i'm not far from the idea that i understand that there is a bald and this word some kind of military, which, like me, is no longer my lot. well so on and the like hear such things from the heart of politicians seriously, but they no longer know it from a great mind for that simple reason. that certainly nothing will remain unanswered. yes? i agree that britain has a decent fleet, including submarines, but it is not eternal. and he is not invincible. and any surface launch or trough, which is in any version, otherwise an aircraft carrier yes , there is an elementary minesweeper. can't escape from a dagger

papua new guinea are still alive and kicking after keeping up their hopes of reaching the quarterfinalse made on sunday when england men's netball team play theirfirst international against australia. it will be played in sydney during the three match series. james thomson—boston, captain of the recently formed england thorns, says he hopes it will open doors for more boys to play the sport. for our younger boys, especially the ones who are between 17 and 22, who've fought so hard to be able to be a part of this, it just validates the fact that this isn'tjust a girls' sport, that boys should be able to play it, and the stigma will lift the more that we push ourselves out there. did you know? i didn't. fancy giving it a go? why not?! shall we go? give it a go. i have got a bit of an advantage though, right? i have got no chance! you can hold the net. 6:43am. let's talk about what all of this means for business, all of these changes we have been seeing at these changes we have been seeing at the top. rishi sunak begins his first full day in office at number 10 this morning. it comes at a

semi—finalists tonga opened their rugby league world cup campaign with a hard fought win over papua new guinea won the opener, if they win this they are almost to the stages. scotland have got 176, so ireland are chasing 177 to win. time to catch up with the rickshaw team now, who are on day three of their relay challenge around the country. each day matt baker is joined by inspiring young people who've been supported by bbc children in need funded projects. the team started in sunderland on monday, before heading to warrington yesterday, and today they're in aberystwyth. later this week, team rickshaw will also ride through birmingham and northampton. a busy few days! jayne is in aberystwyth. how are they getting on? i can see that pudsey is getting involved! patsy is about to make television history, are you ready for this? —— pudsey is about to make television history. take it away, good luck. yes! cheering .we . we prepared, but we didn't expect to pull that off! that is amazing! you are brilliant! let me tell you about this place. get everybody going, lady! this is a wheelchair basketball