five different quins try—scorers inclduing this breakaway from james lang and a penalty try as they wonnion because australia could step in to host the british and irish lions series against the springboks. this summer's tour is in serious doubt because of the covid situation in south africa. i asked our rugby union correspondent, chrisjones, about how serious the offer is from rugby australia. up up until this weekend, we all thought the two realistic contingency plans were to play in south africa behind closed doors or with very limited crowds. or to have it appear in the uk and ireland, either to have it behind closed doors or with limited crowds. as we know, australia have been hosting a big sporting events over the course of the covid crisis, and are preparing to welcome 30,000 spectators for the australian open, so they are looking to use this. they have offered to step in and toast the lion series against south africa. it is a fascinating one. there are major obstacles, both logistic and financial. but there are major pros, the fact that it will continue the lion's touring ethos

quins had led 17—7 at one stage.n the table. australian cricket's governing body has apologised to india — and is investigating claims that visiting players were subjected to racist abuse by spectators during the third test. local police ejected six spectators from the scg, after india's mohammed siraj complained to umpires. drew savage reports. after three days of enthralling cricket, sadly the focus on day four shifted. play was interrupted because of alleged racial abuse from the crowd. india had made a formal complaint on day three after bowlers jasprit bumrah and mohammed siraj said they'd been abused. today they brought it to the umpires‘ attention after more abuse was alleged to have taken place. the officials investigated, play stopped for ten minutes, until six members of the crowd were identified and removed. it is definitely not acceptable in this day and age. we have seen a lot... in this day and age. all in this day and age. over society and... and sometimes i think it goes back to the upbringing, so thi

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five different quins try scorers inclduing this breakaway from james lang and a penalty try as they woncause australia could step in to host the british and irish lions series against the springboks. this summer's tour is in serious doubt because of the covid situation in south africa. let's speak to our rugby union correspondent chris jones, evening. i had heard about this a contingency to switch the tour to take place in the uk and ireland. but this is quite a novel one? yes. but this is quite a novel one? yes, an extraordinary _ but this is quite a novel one? yes, an extraordinary development. as you say, up _ an extraordinary development. as you say. up until— an extraordinary development. as you say, up until this weekend, we all thought— say, up until this weekend, we all thought the two realistic contingency plans were to play it in south _ contingency plans were to play it in south africa behind closed doors and with very _ south africa behind closed doors and with very limited crowds, or to have it appear— with very limited crowds, or to have it appear in — with very limited cr

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home was a form of torture it put out a house arrest since the presidential election 12 days ago the quine claim this was fortunately one security forces of the left of the blockade after a high court ruling why is promising to bring down president whatever 70 through peaceful means within a year the law provides for the people of uganda to stand for their rights and we encourage them to stand against one their fragile and results that were read by me is that. mr 70 should not be president of uganda and we encourage the people of uganda to use all really go and all nonviolent means and ideas that they have to free themselves from the most 70 beat it. out zeros catherine soy is following developments from kenya's capital nairobi. this press conference was held in his home after the police and soldiers was withdrawn income plans to the court order issued yesterday and basically he reiterated that he has overwhelming evidence of widespread rigged widespread irregularities including rigging he did not provide this evidence but he said that he's part of the national unity platform is considerin

the world you know presumptive law and that's why man house became such an important focal political quine my issue is how can we you know she sections of the economy ignore the when the hat was being as well to send then oxygen and venezuela's sentiment literally encreasing every 7 days he's already sent 136. 1000 liters of horses just to sort it out was the word temporary the problem and he continues to actually have exactly so if as a result of parliamentary maneuvers ignoring him situations land man hours and you know the rest of the society continues then there are 2 options which i think because of the and read of these logical provoke and the level of these terms as in every person since including big stock exchange and the economy as a whole then the government was an aries very heavily militarized he's brought team . in some cases some unsavory characters who haven't caught my views consequently the military might be tempted to go for something more dramatic not as only a could percent or you know to actually gain even more prominence which is not good for brazil it's not good for

are squaring be avoiding the crowds ensuring that you have gathered in closed spaces and if you ask quine to really do it if you ask yourself isolate really do it and if you are asking people to self isolate you sure you could support them to make sure they really can do it dr margaret harris thank you very much it's a pleasure. you're watching the news coming up next in the w. news asia targeted killings in afghanistan. as told in the office. and china's best known entrepreneur jack ma is missing since did his outspoken comments against regulation put him on the warpath but beijing. all that and a lot more was on to the news asia with my colleague melissa chan coming arrives off to this news program and that's it for me other news team thanks for. the christmas season has come to me misleading and everything is almost back to. triumph cohen mind doesn't stand a chance don't miss the day most economists street cleaning away in. christmas and there's just no end to sufism is. the new year menards years there's a reason you can how last year's german starts there will bring you a magical as

massive stimulus package into the economy many cryptocurrency bulls are expecting the price of big quine to rise once again friday the world's largest crypto currency is hovering around 37000 but can we honestly expect the price of big to rise every time when he has a fused into the economy joining us now to discuss and. the night economy is all gutfeld meyer c.e.o. of digital asset exchange smart baler and let's bring back in that bill is co-host ben swan olga thank you so much for being with us today and joining us from * davos usually takes place i want to start with it was the 1st question it's going virtual this year much like other other conferences other forums what is it what does it feel what does it look like both sides of extremely cold and snowy. it's actually. unusual you know so this. used to be you know that place on there was the largest toss conference assumes a waltz leaves 2 years 50 years since it made its all of a sudden it's empty nobody here but what's also closed you know this street used to be closed although you know all the konami numbers now look at this so it

to jump on board a plane because look big quine is up 170 percent this year and that's on top of the 90 percent gain it's had 2019 is due and has risen by 300 percent over the last 12 months so what other asset before this well there's really no comparison at all right now so these traditional institutional investors are trying very hard to catch up after sitting in silence for so long thinking that their currency is just another fad that will never last or never scale and yeah early on that was a good point one could argue that could just be another sell come just like the drones are wearable tech seems like a burnt out and overdone but no they've been dead wrong because no fad has ever lasted for 12 years gained international attention and strike fears with the reigning governments over the potential to replace so as you said micro strategy they are doubling down on its conviction and big announcing friday that they raise $650000000.00 worth of convertible bonds in order to finance more purchases and this was after it announced earlier this year that it would convert most of its ba

pointed out that on january 19th the bitcoin fund greyscale they added a record number of $16244.00 big quine's now that's roughly $607000000.00 in one day to its total holdings now that is 18 times the amount a new bequest as my days showing considerable demand and still considerable appetite for institutional investors so while there is a lot of panics. line from people who can't stomach a little bit of volatility there's still some very strong hands in the game who are happy by all the. ok that's good to know and i know because it has been sort of all the rage especially over the last month and even j.p. morgan is now talking about it and they actually put out a note in the middle of the selloff to call bitcoin the least reliable hedge during periods of acute market stress what do you say to that. i say with all due respect to j.p. morgan that that statement is the complete opposite of what they were saying just earlier this month at the beginning of january when a big one was actually on a tear j.p. morgan also put out any $146000.00 price target on it saying that big quite has emerged as a

government invested very much in debate quine now they have a little bit i'm sure but they're not talking about it actively has any government out there change their entire gold hoard to something to virtual currencies absolutely not it's not a it's not a sure it's institutional but it's definitely not political stuff in a governmental that's that's the key thing let's go back to matthew in new york as well matthew gets is that part of the appeal for all investors in crypto currency is to pick up on the point that john biggs was making it's not linked per se to a central bank it's not linked therefore to the u.s. dollar so it's not linked to the federal reserve it's not linked to the euro it's not linked to any of the the lower down the food chain currencies therefore it's not linked to any president or prime minister or any finance minister anywhere in the world who can talk to a central bank and government literally government economic policy. yeah those are great points and all ones peter that i that i would have made you stated a more eloquently than may so so on the back of john's co

in tokyo nearly quin tupled to 7,500 people waiting for space, more and more people dying at home. infectious disease expert explained to me those at high risk are supposed to go to hospital while those with mild symptoms are sent to isolation centers to avoid infecting family members and preventing community spread. now because of the strain, even with severe symptoms sizeable number of people are on the waiting list. this is coming as japan is dealing with a severe spike in covid cases, more than 360,000 total cases. tokyo, the government is urging people to stay at home, we are under a state of emergency but most say it's too little, too late, michael. >> how does this tie into the plans for the olympics? i imagine would add to people's concerns about the olympics in japan. >> reporter: absolutely. and further speculation about whether or not it's feasible to hold it this year. but the government, the international olympic committee have been unwavering in commitment that the games will be held as scheduled. but the look on the ground is otherwise. foreigners are currently banne

but i'm a spin spindly quine. i did long distance in high school because i'm not built to sprint. theft kind of what i would say for now. but i'll turn it over to you. >> um, while you're incredible and i just -- i'm so proud of you, i am just astonished at young people who come out when they're seven or eight or middle school or -- even in high school, i didn't come out until i was like 20, and i was like gay, and then -- i'm still kind of coming out as trans to everybody. i'm just like astonished how well you know yourself and how brave you are, and i think -- what i want to tell you -- and this might sound silly -- if you don't have books that reflect nonbinary and trans characters, let me help you fine some or let whoever help you fine some. i feel like not being able to see myself reflected in tv and movies and books until i was much, much older in life, was just harmful and i feel like there's a lot of growth and, like, i think there's still a lot of stuff that could happen if there had been more representation and if the -- the representation i had was horrific and traumati

the 40th minute to draw the level a clumsy tackle on suarez late in the 2nd half allowed the euro quineo wrap up the win from the penalty spot it's. an england liverpool manager you can drop claim to sell for the shock premier league defeat to burnley ashley van scored the winner from the penalty spot and that ends liverpool's $68.00 game unbeaten run at their home ground and field and now 6 points behind leaders manchester united. the world's best pound for pound boxer canelo alvarez has confirmed his next fight the mexican will defend his w.b.c. and be a world super middleweight titles against turkeys. they'll fight in florida on february the 20 seven's alvarez has only lost once in 57 bouts and that was against floyd mayweather jr he lost 4 in december when he beat britain's cound smith on saturday you have c's biggest name khana mcgregor steps back into the arts again for the 1st time in over a year he's up against dustin poor here in abu dhabi with a limited number of fans allowed to watch is a rematch of the 2014 fight which mcgregor won by not count gregory retired for a 3rd time

quins had led 17 points to 7 at one stage but hoskins forced his way through to score a try with just promised to "act strongly" against any spectators found to have racially abused visiting india players during the third test in sydney. they're investigating after mohammed siraj‘s complaint led to the ejection of six fans from the sydney cricket ground. on the pitch, india salvaged an unlikely draw. they needed to bat out the final day, going in 308 runs behind — and they managed it, thanks to some missed opportunities — australia captain tim paine dropping three catches as well as hanuma vihari and ravi ashwin staying at the crease for nearly four hours. this thrilling series now goes to a decider in brisbane. trump national golf club in bedminster has been stripped of the us pga championship in 2022, as organisers felt using the course would be "detrimental". the new jersey club is owned by current united states president donald trump — and the pga of america said their reputation would be tarnished by playing there. they're looking for a new venue for the second major of the year.

quins had led 17 points to seven at one stage but hoskins forced his way through to score a try withtop action at the marshall arenal in milton keynes, with so many events moved there to take advantage of the covid—secure facilities. now it's the turn of the masters snooker — and kyren wilson came safely through to the first round, with a 6—2 win over gary wilson — no relation. coverage continues on bbc two from three o'clock. let's go back to the fa cup now. non—league chorley celebrated their 2—0 win at victory park against derby over the weekend with their traditional rendition of adele's someone like you. # never mind, i'll find someone like you. # i wish nothing but the best for you, too. and their victory song did not go unnoticed after adele showed her appreciation on twitter, posting a love heart in response to their video. isn't that fantastic? they have finally got her attention! andy preece, chorley‘s assistant manager, joins us now. good morning. i know you have had a little bit of time now to let the news and settle in. you must still be on cloud nine. absolutely. it's u