emma - raducanu. having created history in 2021, it raducanu.ted history in 2021, it was perhaps in keeping - raducanu. having created history in| 2021, it was perhaps in keeping with the last 12 months of emma raducanu receiving her award and covid isolation. this extraordinary sporting year ending rather like it began. hello. chances of seeing a white christmas are very limited. for many, it looks quite grey and damp, and that's how christmas eve is playing out so far. the forecast in the lead up to christmas has always been about mild or wetter weather trying to feet in from the southwest into colder conditions. that's exactly how the christmas weather is going to play out. further northeast you are, the colder a christmas it will be. further southwest, the milder. rain at times. we've got another weather system feeding in some rain at the moment across more of southard into south east england, the midlands and wales. also another with cloud and patchy rain. maybe a few flurries to the highest ground out of that. brightest conditions across n

emma raducanu there. _ before, so thank you very much. emma raducanu there.competition has just been held in moscow, inspired by the popular brazilian martial art, jiu—jitsu. the match lasts for two rounds, with each athlete starting the round either on the driver's or the passenger's seat. the points are awarded for submission or gaining an advantageous position. that's it from us. thanks so much for watching, and do stay with bbc news. hello there. there are some significant changes on the way over the weekend had as we get closer to christmas. it's going to be low pressure shaping our weather, bringing with it some cloud and rain from the atlantic and lifting the temperatures as well. there is still the chance of some cool snow, and it looks more likely to be in scotland for a while. we start monday with the coldest weather in scotland with the coldest weather in scotland with the clear skies and a frost. more cloud pushing into other areas, and the mist and fog will continue to lift. as the cloud lifts, it thins in the skies be brighter. there'll be more

emma raducanu. applause havinh year. emma raducanu. applause having created _ year. emma raducanu.her award in covert isolation. this extraordinary sporting year ending rather like it began. this is bbc news. our top stories. record numbers of cold infections are recorded in both france and the united states as the omicron variant continues to spread. borisjohnson defends the uk government's decision not to oppose further covered restrictions in england before the new year. he says 90% of those in intensive care have not had a boosterjab. one of the last pro—democracy media outlets in hong kong shuts down after the police raid. and praise and thanksgiving in soweto after the death of archbishop desmond tutu.

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but this has been emma raducanu's year, and it was her night. emma raducanu! andy swiss, bbc news.good evening. england's cricketers need a miraculous turnaround to avoid going 2—0 down in the ashes series. they'll start the final day of the second test against australia four wickets down and needing another 386 runs to win. patrick gearey reports. forjoe root and england, it is the ashes tour which keeps getting more sore. our nurse do they get up from this? joe root had also been hit there in the warm up so was missing whenjos there in the warm up so was missing when jos buttler there in the warm up so was missing whenjos buttler helped england try to keep hold of australia. the captain returned to a phoney war. the aussies scoring runs they probably wouldn't need, and waiting for the right time to put england in. 467 for the right time to put england in. a67 runs ahead, they declared. game on. forget winning, england had to survive more than four sessions to survive more than four sessions to draw. haseeb hameed only made it through six balls. still, keep smiling because dawid m

emma raducanu.ny fulfilled. and the celebrations can begin. it's the sixth wimbledon title. there was a new name on the list of golf�*s open champions. what an incredible debut. the american winning in the first attempt. not for either of them, their final victory of the year. cycling's biggest moment was won by the british focus, on mark cavendish. harlequins were crowned men's premiership rugby union champions. before a much disrupted tour ended with the british and irish lions narrowly beaten in south africa. there were some fans back at wembley. st helens seeing off castleford. but the summer of 2021 will be remembered for the biggest sporting event of all — the delayed olympics that almost didn't happen again. the global games and it's a global crisis, athletes bringing home both medals and memories. # wondering what the world would be like # i knew i had to change my mind. # didn't realise what would happen oh so soon. still the olympic champion. we love you. # the way it's so different now...

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and tennis star emma raducanu wins the bbc�*s prestigious sports personality of the year. i am really happy with this, of course, and i've watched personality growing up, so i really humbled to join the amazing past winners. live from our studio in singapore... this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and thank you forjoining us. we begin the programme in hong kong, where counting is under way in the first elections since beijing increased its control over the territory. turnout has officially been announced as the lowest ever in its electoral history — just 30.2%. pro—democracy activists called for a boycott because every candidate had to be vetted for their loyalty to beijing. almost all prominent opposition figures who could have taken part have either been jailed or have fled. earlier, i spoke with nathan law, a hong kong pro—democracy campaigner who now lives in the uk, where he has political asylum. iran i ran 2016 iran 2016 and i won, but then, the composition of the legislature was around half of the seats through the reelection. people could feel the weight of their

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the tennis player emma raducanu has been voted bbc sports personality of the year. is the first female tennis player to win the trophy since virginia wade in 1977. though she couldn't attend in person as she's isolating in abu dhabi after testing positive for covid—19, raducanu said winning the public vote capped a remarkable year. here's the moment her victory was announced. this is always a very big moment. laura, can you please tell us who the winner is? the 2021 bbc sports personality of the year is emma raducanu. music sting. thank you. i mean, it is such an honour just to be amongst these i nominees and congrats - to you for such an amazing year and all your achievements. i am really happy with this, | of course — and i've watched sports personality of the year growing up so i'm really- humbled to join the amazing past winners — and yeah, - i'm also very happy for britishl tennis that we managed to get this award again, and also thank you so much to all i the voters and all of the fans i and support for all the support i've received this past year. i mean, it'

emma radacanu. the 2021 bc sports personality —— the 2021 bc sports personality of the year is emma raducanue wins the bbc�*s prestigious sports personality of the year. i am really happy with this, of course, and i have watched sports personality of the year growing up so i am humbled tojoin the amazing past winners. and we all use them, but how do they work? we delve into the science of weather apps. hello and welcome. borisjohnson is boris johnson is under further pressure borisjohnson is under further pressure as he faces calls to tell the truth about an alleged garden party at downing street in may 2020. this was when even outdoor mixing was banned by the british government. the guardian newspaper has exclusively published a photo of borisjohnson and his wife socialising with what the paper says is wine and cheese. the government is considering whether to tighten covid restrictions in england, with less than a week to go until christmas. some experts are calling for further measures because of a surge in infections caused by the 0micron variant. helena wilkinson reports. record numbers

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the 2021 bbc sports personality of the year is emma raducanu. music. thank you.o you for such an amazing year and all your achievements. i am really happy with this, | of course — and i've watched sports personality of the year growing up so i'm really- humbled to join the amazing past winners — and yeah, - i'm also very _ happy for british tennis that we managed to get this award again, and also thankj you so much to all the voters and all of the fans and - support for all the support i i've received this past year. i mean, it's been absolutely insane and especially- the energy that _ i felt at wimbledon this year and playing in front of my home crowd, that was something thatj you know, i've never felt- before, so thank you very much. she is on cloud nine. and someone who was, or is on their way home from now, is on the iss. here you can see the japanese billionaire yusaku maezawa — he's the one in the light blue uniform. if you get a chance to see him close up. mr maezawa is returning to earth aboard a russian soyuz space capsule that's about to land in kazakhs

the tennis player emma raducanu has been voted bbc sports personality of the year.ale tennis player to win the trophy since virginia wade in 1977. the first british player, of course. though she couldn't attend in person as she's isolating in abu dhabi after testing positive for covid—19, but raducanu said winning the public vote capped a remarkable year. it did indeed. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @bbcdavideades. this is bbc news. hello there. there are some significant changes on the way over the week ahead. as we get closer to christmas, it's going to be low pressure that's going to be shaping our weather, bringing with it some cloud and rain from the atlantic and lifting the temperatures as well. now, there's still the chance of some snow, and this looks more likely to be in scotland for a while. we start monday, though, with the coldest weather in scotland with the clearer skies and a frost. there's more cloud pushing into other areas, and the mist and fog will continue to lift. and as the cloud base lifts, the cloud thins and the skies should be a bit brig

the diver tom daley, tyson fury, emma raducanu, raheem sterling and dame sarah storey.e show, how you can vote for your chosen contender. plenty of other awards up for grabs. team of the year, coach of the year, the world personality of the year, the world personality of the year, the world personality of the year. rachel blackmore, the first female rider to win the grand national, in contention for that. but the main focus will be on who will succeed lewis hamilton as the bbc sport personality of the year. we'll find out when the show starts at 6:45pm. we'll find out when the show starts at 6:45m. ., ., we'll find out when the show starts at 6:45pm— at 6:45pm. covid has a habit of soilin: at 6:45pm. covid has a habit of spoiling these _ at 6:45pm. covid has a habit of spoiling these events. - at 6:45pm. covid has a habit of spoiling these events. what - spoiling these events. what impression is it leaving on this year's show? it’s impression is it leaving on this year's show?— impression is it leaving on this year's show? impression is it leaving on this ear's show? �*

the 2021 bbc sports personality of the year is emma raducanu. congratulations, emma raducanu. we want to be the team that delivers the trophy that everybody wants. and i think now the players know it's possible, because when you get that close, it has to be possible. but also, we have to start again and they've got the hunger to do that. and a year from now, we have the chance in qatar. the 2021 team of the year is the england men's football team. # sweet caroline. ..# what an incredible night for you and great to see the success of the summer being reflected on screen. what was that like to watch? yeah, you don't really get a chance to reflect on a lot of things in football, you are always focused on the next thing. to sit back and have a look at what we achieved , and how we brought the country together, was really nice. looking back to the summer, how aware where you have the —— looking back to the summer, how aware were you at the time of how much impact you are all having? you see the impact it's having on everyone and how happy it's making everyone. you know, you can't r

six contenders — tom daley, tyson fury, adam peaty, emma raducanu, raheem sterling and dame sarah storeyne or online, and details of how to vote will be given out during the show. there are plenty of other awards up for grabs — coach of the year, team of the year, world personality of the year. could rachel blackmore, the irishjockey who became the first female rider to win the grand national, win that? young sports personality of the year as well. a skateboarder who became britain because my youngest 0lympic britain because my youngest olympic medal winner, and others, are in contention for that. the focus will be on who will succeed lewis hamilton as the bbc sport personality of the year. as i say, the show gets under way in a few minutes on bbc one. you the show gets under way in a few minutes on bbc one.— the show gets under way in a few minutes on bbc one. you better get in there. cricket now, as england are staring down the barrel of another defeat in the ashes series, afterjoe root fell in the final over of day four of the second test in adelaide. set a massive target of 468 by au

us open winner emma raducanu has tested positive for covid—19, meaning she'll miss this week's mubadala will isolate for ten days. she's scheduled to play in a wta melbourne warm—up tournament next month before the australian open. former england full—back danielle waterman has launched a new players' union for women in the premier 15s league. the women's rugby association will provide legal, medical and welfare support for members. waterman said it was important to look after players on and off the field. professional players could already join the rugby players' association, but this wasn't an option for the semi—professionals and amateurs in premier 15s. the countdown is on to the second test of the ashes, which begins this thursday in adelaide. england looking for a much—needed win after their big defeat at the gabba against australia. and the hosts have confirmed that fast—bowlerjosh hazelwood is out. he's suffering from a rib injury he picked up in last week's first test. the second match of the series is a day—nighter, with both stuart broad and james anderson expected to return

the admin�*s world tour final location, i think it could be in the future, especially with emma raducanud japan, with naomi osaka, japan has been overshadowed a bit by china gobbling up all the rights. this will be an opportunity for japan as well to maybe become a home for big events. traditional markets in america and europe have already lost a lot of their ovens to china. it's a chance for them to read to gain some of those losses. 0k, to gain some of those losses. ok, ben, we must leave it there. thanks very much. south africa has recorded a sharp increase in coronavirus infections which have doubled across the country since monday. health officials say the newly discovered omicron variant may how many of the new cases it accounts for. eight—and—a—half—thousand covid infections have been registered in south africa in the last 2a hours. officials there say omicron is "rapidly becoming the dominant variant" after the country became the first to detect the highly mutated new variant last week. since then, omicron has been identified in two dozen countries. on wednesday, the united state

and tennis star emma raducanu has won the bbc sports personality of the year.ello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are lizzy buchan, deputy online political editor at the mirror and olivia utley, assistant comment editor at the telegraph. hello to you both. let's take a look at some of tomorrow's front pages already in. starting with. .. the metro. �*it�*s all looking a bit ominous' it says, as the health secretary refuses to rule out more covid restrictions ahead of the christmas break. those restrictions �*hang in the balance�* reports the i. the government is under increasing pressure from scientists after what they describe as a �*sobering analysis�* of the latest uk covid data. the daily telegraph leads on this, too. it says it understands that the prime minister has been presented with three options drawn up by officials for further restrictions to curb the spread of omicron. the mirror describes it as �*d—day for christmas�* as borisjohnson prepares for a day of meetings with scientists to discuss

think london could be a big market for women's tennis events in the future, especially with emma raducanureaking through to win the us open. i think there's probably a lot of interest in london there. similarly, on another player driven level, injapan, with naomi osaka, her massive stardom. japan, ithink, had been overshadowed a bit in the asian market by china gobbling up all the rights to big events. this could be an opportunity forjapan as well to assert itself on women's tennis map and maybe become a home for big events as well. and then traditional markets in america and europe had already lost a bunch of their events to china, with the gravitational pull of the chinese money, and it's a chance for them to sort of regain some of those losses as well. the us actor alec baldwin has given his first interview since a gun he was holding on set went off, killing cinematographer halyna hutchins, back in october. in the interview with abc news, he was emotional as he recalled the 42—year—old as someone who was "loved by everyone". he also said this... the trigger wasn't pulled, i didn't pull

us open champion emma raducanu taking the main award in salford last night.ws. the headlines: the government's being urged to set out plans to tackle surging cases of coronavirus — sources tell the bbc three options of increasing levels of severity have been prepared. the downing street parties saga continues with a photo of the prime minister and others with wine and cheese in the no 10 garden during lockdown. ministers say no rules were broken. premier league officials will meet clubs later to consider pausing the season over the festive period, after a number of matches were cancelled because of covid cases. now on bbc news it's time for click. this week: getting set for the metaverse, but what should we wear? where should we go? what are the latest specs? and how far and how high could we get? the victoria & albert museum in london is a treasure trove of beautiful artworks. some three—dimensional wonders and some masterpieces so realistic you could walk into them. which is precisely what's about to happen in the painting gallery where, in amongst the turn

in a time before emma raducanu, johanna konta took british tennis to a level not witnessed in the women'slearing across the uk and as the sky is clear the temperatures are falling away. a combination of the usual winter phenomenon of frost but also colder air from the north as we go through the night and pick up a northerly wind. difficult conditions for those without power and heating and cold enough to turn the showers across scotland to snow, even down to sea level, and wintry as they head inland. ice a risk for north—eastern scotland and the north—eastern scotland and the north—east of england and wales in the south—west. an area of showers diving in from northern ireland through the night. perhaps wintry here across the higher ground on thursday. always the chance of a wintry element to the showers that will continue to pick up of the north sea through thirsty daytime but for the majority of the uk thursday will bring a bright crisp day with

the tennis player, emma raducanu, has been voted bbc sports personality of the year. she's isolating in abu dhabi after testing postive for covid—19, raducanu said winning the public vote capped a remarkable year. it's been 13 weeks of tangos and cha chas, but this year's strictly winners were finally unveiled at the weekend. and history was made as rose and giovanni who took home the prize. actor rose ayling ellis became the first deaf contestant to win the glitterball trophy. rose, giovanni and british sign language interpreter, ray williams joined sally nugent and fellow strictly contestant dan walker on bbc breakfast and rose was asked how she spent yesterday after the highs of saturday night. it was very quiet, and i felt like, whatjust happened? it it was very quiet, and i felt like, whatjust happened?— it was very quiet, and i felt like, whatjust happened? what 'ust happened? it didn't feel real. whatjust happened? it didn't feel real. we whatjust happened? it didn't feel real- we saw _ whatjust happened? it didn't feel real. we saw giovanni. _ whatjust happene

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in a time before emma raducanu, johanna konta took british tennis to a level not witnessed in the womenhistory for the lionessess. ellen white�*s hat—trick means she�*s now scored more goals for her country — 48 — than any other female player. katie gornall reports. the records tumbled for england against latvia. but one milestone stood out above the others. awesome ellen white, now the greatest ever goal—scorer! in just three minutes, ellen white had equalled and then surpassed the legendary former striker kelly smith�*s tally of 46 england goals. it was very emotional on the pitch. i feel very proud to represent my country, to score goals. but i think for me it was all about the team tonight. humble on and off the pitch, ellen white first made a name for herself at chelsea before enjoying success at the likes of arsenal and manchester city. in 2010 she was marked out as one to watch for england. coming on is the heir apparent for the england squad these days, ellen white. and a year later she made her mark at the germany world cup. that is a brilliant goal! ten years on, she is now an

emma raducanu.rish lions narrowly beaten in south africa. there were some fans back at wembley. st helens seeing off castleford. women's cup too in a stellar year for them. but the summer of 2021 will be remembered for the biggest sporting event of all — the delayed olympics that almost didn't happen again. the global games amidst a global crisis, athletes bringing home both medals and memories. # wondering what the world would be like # i knew i had to change my mind # didn“t realise what would happen oh so soon. still the olympic champion. we love you. # the way it's so different now... # there's a place... # when i don't know what to say # when i don't know what to do # there's a room i need to sit in # surrounded by my favourite view. skye brown will take bronze! looking really good at the moment. can you believe that? # independence cost me the price of questioning your own advised # i know will be all right # i do # what i do. # i see the world # there's a place that i see, and there's my time

us open winner emma raducanu has tested positive for covid—19, meaning she will miss this week's worldve been given contracts for the first time since their funding was cut in august, as the rfu tried to combat the financial effects of the pandemic, in preparation of the 2022 commonwealth games in birmingham. next to a letter that could prove to be a significant moment for irish women's rugby. as a large group of players, past and present, have written to the government saying they have lost "all trust and confidence in the "irfu" — the governing body that runs the game. among those that signed it were recently retired captain ciara griffin and a host of current internationals. let's bring in our reporter sara orchard. talk us through this letter and what was in it. he talk us through this letter and what was in it. ., , ., talk us through this letter and what was in it. ., ,., ., was in it. he mentioned some of the names that — was in it. he mentioned some of the names that included _ was in it. he mentioned some of the names that included the _ was in it. he mentioned some of the nam

us open winner emma raducanu has tested positive for covid—19, meaning she'll miss this week's mubadalaore the australian open. former england full—back danielle waterman has launched a new players�* union for women in the premier 15s league. the women's rugby association will provide legal, medical and welfare support for members. waterman said it was important to look after players on and off the field. professional players could already join the rugby players�* association, but this wasn't an option for the semi—professionals and amateurs in premier 15s. the countdown is on to the second test of the ashes, which begins this thursday in adelaide. england looking for a much—needed win after their big defeat at the gabba against australia. and the hosts have confirmed that fast—bowlerjosh hazelwood is out. he's suffering from a rib injury he picked up in last week's first test. the second match of the series is a day—nighter, with both stuart broad and james anderson expected to return in more favourable conditions. "the most spectacular and accessible opening ceremony in olympic histor

emma raducanu has been voted the wta newcomer of the year — she bacame the first qualifier to win a grandna have told the united states they'll pay the price for their wrongdoing following their diplomatic boycott of the winter olympics. the usa said they won't be sending any dignitaries to the games in response to the country's human rights record. joe lynskey has been following the story. next yea r�*s next year's winter olympics will look different. beijing's ski jumps aligned by cooling towers and most of the slopes are made with fake snow. the games start in less than two months, and with china still in the grip of the pandemic, but now other countries will stay away for other countries will stay away for other reasons. the uss china is committing genocide in that she and jane providence, so they won't stand nbo facials to these games, a diplomatic by cap. the nbo facials to these games, a diplomatic by cap. the athletes on team usa have _ diplomatic by cap. the athletes on team usa have our _ diplomatic by cap. the athletes on team usa have our full _ diplomatic by cap. the athletes

period, after a number of matches were cancelled because of covid cases. 19—year—old tennis star emma raducanu been named bbc sports personality of the year, following an incredible year that saw her become britain's first women's grand slam singles champion in 44 years. borisjohnson is facing calls to bring in tighter measures over the christmas period to stem the rapid rise in cases of the omicron variant of coronavirus. scientists say urgent action is needed to stop a rapid influx of patients into hospital. but the prime minister is facing strong oppostion on further restrictions from within his own party. the prime minister is reportedly meeting advisers today and civil servants have prepared a menu of three options for covid restrictions ranging in severity. yesterday there were 82,886 new coronavirus cases recorded in the uk and over the last week, a record number of daily cases have been recorded on several occasions. last night, the treasury doubled the amount of additional funding available for the devolved administrations in scotland, wales and northern ireland to support their respo

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us open winner emma raducanu has tested positive for covid—19 — meaning she will miss this week's mubadalat month before the australian open. we'll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. half of uk families have seen their disposable incomes shrink in the last 2 years, according to a left—leaning think tank. the new economics foundation says the poorest have seen their incomes squeezed by £110 since 2019, while the richest families are thousands of pounds better off. inflation hit its highest rate in a decade last month, and is expected to increase further in the next few months. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan has been to the west midlands to hear how families there are coping with the squeeze. school over, dayjanta and his mother head home. but their flat isn't the sanctuary it should be. money worries dominate. this one, he worries, so i can't let him see everything else, because he's a deep thinker. christine works 35 hours a week as a carer, but her salaryjust covers the bills. i mean, he asks me, "mum, are you up with your bills now? "you can manage them?"

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breaking news regarding emma raducanu, the us open champion, she has tested positive for covid and sheion event in abu dhabi. she said she was looking forward to playing in front of the fans in abu dhabi but unfortunately after testing positive she now says that she has got to postpone until the next opportunity and she says that she is isolating and hopefully will be able to get back soon. the us open champion emma raducanu, the tennis star, has tested positive for covid—19 and will be missing that championship exhibition event in abu dhabi. lots more coming up on covid. and we'll be putting all your questions on the omicron variant and the booster campaign to experts in your questions answered. you can get in touch on twitter using the hashtag bbcyourquestions, or email at yourquestions@bbc.co.uk. rescue teams are still searching for survivors of the wave of tornadoes, that hit parts of the united states on friday, killing at least 94 people. there are fears the death toll could rise. presidentjoe biden has called it "one of the largest" storms in american history, and has declared a

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