to break the record from someone like richie mccaw is some achievement.ers in welsh history. but alun wynjones does! players in welsh history. but alun wyn jones does! and by the time the championship concludes, it will be the longest six nations in history. 0ne the longest six nations in history. one man, at least, will still be standing tall. katie gornall, bbc news. we can speak to the former wales fly—half, james hook, who joins speak to the former wales fly—half, james hook, whojoins us on the programme. great to see you, you of course made your welsh debut alongside alun wyn jones course made your welsh debut alongside alun wynjones back in 2006. did you ever in the city will go on and recorded as number of caps? i don't think he ever envisage that, you know, 149 caps is an amazing achievement and ben young is busy getting 100 caps for england this weekend and that is a phenomenal achievement in itself, but when i think of al and i think what an incredible athlete and someone what an incredible athlete and someone who deserves all the accolades he c

i'm joined now by leeds rhinos scrum half, richie myler* richie a huge weekend ahead..give they've dominated the competition right from the very start, you almost feel like both of these sides almost raise their game when they clash? obviously with the cup runs in the 80s and 90s with the super league it's two titans going at it and so is going to be a great one to watch. rhinos of course have not won the challenge cup since 2015, do you think this is going to be your year? we hope so. 2020 has been one of those crazy years where everything is been up in the air. 18 minutes away from it come a tough game and it's a quality... we have breaking news from washington so let's head back to jane hill. thank you, apologies to interrupt this work, straight the white house because the number of people have just opposed the podium and we think that there without press secretary is among them, let's listen in following that positive micro and test for the president. talking about emergency declarations for states as well as stimulus, so he's hard at work despite the mild symptoms.

captain alun wyn jones will haul his body through a 149th international against scotland, passing richie as fun as when he started in a park field. i still enjoy it as much as ever. hopefully the experiences i have had have improved me. iam experiences i have had have improved me. i am just conscious who i do it for, what i do it full, where i am from. i will treat saturday in just the same way. alun wyn jones will sadly have to imagine the welsh water later, but despite the strangeness, rugby can offer escapism. can the points follow the stories? hold on tight. it promises to be an exciting afternoon. new zealand swept aside australia with a record 43—5 victory in sydney earlier to win the bledisloe cup for an 18th consecutive year. 23 points including two tries for richie, a 38 point margin, the biggest ever over australia. zeeland have an unassailable 2—0 lead in the four match series. the opening game of the rugby championship also. fresh from a record 92nd grand prix victory last weekend, lewis hamilton was quickest in practice for tomorrow's grand prix. it marks formula 1's return

and the richie joe i'm told run back for peter crouch by and had a man sent off pouncey frick side easilyhow gone for the full one victory thanks to to prevent most familiar faces. the mystery over who painted a new straight up work in the english city of nottingham has been solved and almost graffiti artist banksy says he created the mural of a young girl using a bicycle tire as a whole new hoop in front of her is a real bicycle missing its rear wheel thanks he's often provocative works have appeared in cities worldwide. his reminder of the top story we're following for you this hour governments across europe are introducing a new round of restrictions to contain a surge in corona virus infections france has imposed a curfew that requires public spaces to be shot by 9 pm in major cities. you're watching t.v. news from the end up next reporter on location to stay changed to that michael okwu will bring the news to you next hour on that until then you can get all the latest news on our web site that state i don't come i'm going to resist thanks for watching. where i come from we had to fig

former band mate richie sambora's guitar stopped working and the crowd heard nothing but silence. >> top, zz top! and i take off my guitar and i toss it to him and i say play mine and i'm just going to sing. and we played a 30-minute set in 17 minutes. we were like the -- ♪ oh we're halfway there >> reporter: they went on of course to sell more than 130 million albums, more than zz top, by the way. "living on a prayer" to this day is practically an american standard. >> that song will be mentioned in my obituary some day, the cowriter of "living on a prayer" is dead tonight. >> reporter: did you know it at the time? >>> no. >> reporter: no? >> no. i walked out thinking it's okay. >> reporter: the band filled not only arenas, but stadiums on a routine basis. >> thank you! >> reporter: and still can. do you miss it? >> do i miss it? i've always been the reluctant rock star, to be honest, because i would always leave my nail marks in the driveway no matter what tour it was. and it took me a while to adjust to life on the road and then i was fine, i love it here, and i did. >> reporter:

yes, richie sumac has come back once again to what he said it was a final plan for business support and. it's a bit like testing trace. that they sue, they set a target for themselves how much effort do we need to get to the challenge we face are? in terms of the amount of business support, a autotest were going to do, without noticing that the situation is getting much worse. i think the treasury particularly earlier in the airdid a treasury particularly earlier in the air did a phenomenaljob of going absolutely to set out almost comprehensive economic support package. and they are reallyjust to burying their heads in the sand and hoping that we aren't going to get that winter spike. i think that they have to do instead of underestimating how that is going to be bait teachings to start overestimating how bad it's going to getan overestimating how bad it's going to get an provided support package for that situation. best for the job you wa nt that situation. best for the job you want type of approach to business support. so that they aren't always having to catch up and then change the

appearance for wales and the british and irish lions, overtaking new zealand's world cup—winning skipper richie six nations appearance of the year — after falling out with head coach gregor townsend in january. scrum—half ben youngs will become just the second englishman to win 100 test caps against italy. world cup winnerjason leonard is the only other player to reach the milestone. exeter lockjonny hill will make his international debut in rome. this weekend's women's six nations game between ireland and france has been called off, due to an outbreak of coronavirus within the french squad. it's not clear whether france will forfeit the match, or if it will be postponed until december to coincide with italy and scotland's meeting. champions england go in search of a grand slam against italy, having prepared for the match in a covid secure bubble. dan evans has beaten austria'sjurij rodionov in straight sets to reach the third round of the vienna open. his opponent had caused an upset beating world number 12 denis shapovalov in the opening round, but evans proved too strong coming through 7—5 6

yes, don't forget what richie sue not really wanted to do this autumn in either october or november wass well is a long—term spending review. he really wa nt long—term spending review. he really want to have all of this emergency measures out of the way and obviously none of that has been possible. once again he's gotta be at the dispatch box bringing in more measures. as maya said, all of this really highlights the inadequacies within the tier system and the way it was designed from the start. we had mps really complain about tier 2 and the fact that businesses really find themselves between a rock and a ha rd find themselves between a rock and a hard place. they don't have the proper support. they can stay open but they don't have enough customers because of the way the rules are designed. let's not forget london may have just fallen into tier 2 but huge parts of the country have already been under these restrictions for months without this adequate support. they had to have the furloughed scheme until the 315t of october but those other groups that maya mentioned are important. self—

( laughter ) that joke from little richie dom. age eight. thanks, richie.in why the santas were first in line for the vaccine: "if you and your colleagues are not essential workers, i don't know what is," okay, so you don't know what is. "sorry, teachers and nurses. we've got to protect the men who do the essential work of making babies cry in front of the orange julius." this weekend, it was announced that the program was being scrapped and it was a tough blow to santa-americans. erwin said, "this was our greatest hope for christmas 2020, and now it looks like it won't happen." don't worry, santa. you might not be back for christmas, but if vaccine experts are right, you'll be comin' down our chimneys on the fourth of july. we've got a great show for you tonight. later i'll be talking to jeff tweedy, but when we come back, sacha baron cohen is here. stick around. ♪ ♪ ♪ smooth driving pays off with allstate, the safer you drive the more you save you never been in better hands allstate click or call for a quote today >> stephen: welcome back. my first guest'

and the richie joe on pulled one back from the lookout by and had a man sent off pouncey flick side easily held on for the full one victory thanks to 2 of the most familiar faces. you're watching news from berlin up next port life how to succeed in football without much money there's more news in 45 minutes. it was the 1st international tribunal in history. trials. 75 years ago high ranking officers of the nazi regime were you judge it by the allied forces. they were the 1st war criminals to be held accountable for their crimes. i don't now i'm on the lam going through don't panic you're usually right here. our 2 part series the 3rd right the dog starts nov 12th on d w. thank. you success in football today is about money right shakes all the guards big investors they rule the game the more you spend the more successful you are. well actually not always man city and pay as you have not won the champions league despite their rich owners from the gulf there are other models that produce inspiring football fairy tales without good zillions of euros being invested in a t.v. i don't look at 3 di

we've done in the galactic center is by using the gravitational pull by the central object machine richie assume might be a black hole of $4000000.00 solar masses on to the gas and the stars so ron reagan more precisely measuring their motions we could show number one the newton's theory was not adequate and that you indeed need the guys science theory and that the only plausible solution of the object is a massive black hole. in sports iranian sports have taken a step towards gender parity for the 1st time ever will officially have a female powerlifting tave take part in international competition would old ready competing in the sport itself welcome over to you initiative. iranian honey prepares meals for her family. and she's also preparing to officially compete as a power lifter for iran for the 1st time the 29 year old has been active in the sport for several years and saw some success but the competitions weren't recognized now they will be the hours of pumping iron are finally paying off. my opinion this is some of the best news i've received since i've been active in powerlifting.

good to happy richie joe welcome to the stream introduce yourself i always thing and i work for a.p. we are. a people. ordinator with. nice to have a hand i stephanie welcome to the stream what do we need to know about you for this conversation so our i never stop here and i leave the public policy and research institute for the american foundation for the blind 70 i was looking at where we off of voting across the united states and i'm just looking up here the americans with disabilities act and of the federal laws protecting the rights of voters with disabilities just going to skip down a little bit it says here i took 2 of the 88 required state and local governments to ensure that people with disabilities have a full and equal opportunity to vote now the a.d.a.'s over that is out now why we even having this conversation why is it still difficult to vote if you happen to have a disability. well i can certainly speak from the experience of someone who has a visual disability i've been voting using an accessible machine inside polling locations that allows need to manipulate through

french legal goods do not buy so it's all over there the big table with me now is my colleague nicole richie she's been following this story it's good to see you know goals are bring us up to speed here but what sparked this outrage well recently we have seen that there are a lot of tensions in france also because there has been a gruesome killing off a teacher who had shown cartoons of the prophet mohammed and one of his classes to discuss the freedom of expression and then there were also some of the incidents and so president mccormick decided that his going to clamp down on what he defines as radical islam so he has closed a mosque for example he has also had associations linked to these incidents and raided and dissolved and well he also is proposing a law to take more control over mosques and france and also the training on certification of moms that are also sometimes trained outside france so that see there's a lot of action going on right now france has had a problem with radical islam for decades now let's remember 2015 a huge attack on the offices of the newspaper sharlee have als

there's more on the bbc sport website, including alun wynjones equalling richie mccaw‘s world record but that's it from me. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. hello. this is bbc news. ecologists have criticised plans to move ancient woodland habitat in the warwickshire countryside to make way for hs2 — describing the idea as "fundamentally flawed". developers of the high speed line, want to relocate the woodland — as our environment and rural affairs correspondent claire marshal explains. this tree is from part of an ancient woodland near leamington spa which is being cut down because it's in the way of hs2. it belongs to penny. she takes us through a bit of south cubbington wood that isn't being affected by the high—speed line. she says this is what it looked like in the spring. this is what it's like now. it's a bit of a kick in the stomach. it's a bit. alarming, yeah. it's alarming. but, you know, just got to keep calm and go along with it. ancient woodlands are at least 400 years old. they're rich in life, but there are only fr

employers to make people redundant which could not be worse designed if you tried and at that moment is richie soon going to appear to be the guy who's going to save us all from problems no he's going to look like george osborne did when george osborne introduced a range of measures in the budget of the budget which really went wrong even from the pasty tax to the caravan tax to all sorts of other things that time and again had to be reformed because that he had made mistakes and i believe he's going to look like a really troublesome chancellor who's failed to understand the scale of the problem he's facing and austerity which is his subtext is. the last thing that people in this country want so peter odom is that our air of unreality about the severity of the economic output very much so i'm afraid alex i'm reminded of the i used the what's the malaki leap lutetia road runner cart since you remember when road runner would be chasing or be chased in the hurdles over attrition is that all legs keep him up up in the air for a little while then he looks down and sees and then he just looks all th

wales have named their team to face france in paris on saturday and alun wynjones is set to equal richie test appearances. jones will move to 148 caps, 139 for wales and 9 for the british and irish lions. he's going to captain an experienced side as they use this first test in seven months as preparation for next week's delayed six nations match against scotland. the wasps head coach lee blackett says that eleven players from his squad are unavailable for saturday's premiership final against exeter. wasps were only given the green light to play yesterday after revealing that the club had been hit by coronavirus, with players either testing positive or having to self—isolate. of the eleven blackett says four would have probably been in the matchday 23. he says "it's gut wrenching for those who will miss out but the health and safety of players and families is more important." arsenal are one of the five british clubs playing in the europa league tonight, they are in austria to face rapid vienna. no mezut ozil who appears to be completely frozen out of the club now, exluded from their euro

not want to see donald trump signature on $1200.00 stimulus checks again and find the real objects richie's again as they're hearing a lot of holes it's just it's just not going to happen there i guess if you can you know imagine maybe there is a stand alone bill for an airline but you know a lot of this reminds me of. the member of the big trade deal that we were handed you don't negotiate you don't want to loan you know you know there was a good if you trade deal waters it was rally and then trump says you know we're holding all we're like oh sure he's going to china and all american business should be let in china and then they're in the market tank the rally because oh i didn't really mean that trump said you know we're really to go shooting at the other day we got a big gigantic i mean deal and the chinese are even filling their obligations so i mean i expect the same thing from the trade deal as we're getting from this you know negotiation and guess what the deficit with china is greater than it was greater today than it ever was in history well and it's over 5 months of these negotia

appearance for wales and the british and irish lions, overtaking new zealand's world cup—winning skipper richiethree or four years he started to get the recognition for what he has achieved in the game and for wales and it took a while so hopefully he has a great outing against scotland. it would be nice for the team to perform well so it's a game to remember. when you break a record like that, someone like ritchie, is some achievement and he will go down as one of the greatest players in welsh history and he deserves all the accolades and what he has achieved in the game. srum—half ben youngs will become just the second englishman to win 100 test caps in the six nations finale against italy this weekend. world cup winnerjason leonard is the only other england player to reach the milestone. meanwhile, fresh from helping exeter to a premiership and european cup double, lockjonny hill will make his international debut in rome. we needed to find a big, tall, strong player to replace george cruz. johnny has been doing thatjob for exeter, good in the line—out, goodin for exeter, good in the line—out

they've now been given government money to secure its future and richie has taken on a labourer job heresound technician. it's been catastrophic, is the word. mentally, it's been very hard. i've neverfelt like i'm any different to somebody that goes to work in an office, somebody that goes to work on a building site. i've worked since i was young in one industry and i've worked my way up. veteran songwriter and producer, pete waterman, says britain's music industry has always punched above its weight for talent and now fears its standing on the world's stage could be lost. i think we're past critical, that's the sad part. i think we are past the point where there is no return. i cannot see it, certainly in my lifetime, ever coming back to what it was five years ago. let alone 20 years ago. this has just about finished off the british music industry. but for coventry being uk city of culture may be a lifeline and, some artistic relief for a covid—weary nation. colleen harris, bbc news, coventry. the uk's most advanced polar research vessel — initially named boaty mcboatface by the public

we have a clip about it from the senate historian, don richie. listen. >> at that period, the two leading republican politicians were moscow cancun, the u.s. senator from new york, and james plane, a u.s. senator from maine. they were both dynamic, they're both articulate, they were magnetic personalities, they were just attracted lots of people to them. they could give the speech to the convention and knock it out of its mine, they were so terrific and they were legislative geniuses. they battled out in the 18 seventies and they hated each other with an absolute passion. no two political figures have hated each other so much as moscow concubine and james blane. it was partly because they were about the same age, the same ambition and knew that one or the other was going to stand in the way of the other getting to the white house at some point. and the rivalry started back when they were in the house of representatives in the 18 sixties. and ross go conclusion was an enormously proud and vane man, very handsome, dressed to the nines and strutted

. >> donald richie, thank you very much for joining us via zoom. >> thank you. >> now from a 12th, 1970, here is that broadcast. >> today, in the bright spring time 1970, united states of america has been ripped apart. citizens bludgeoned each other in the streets of new york. students die in a campus eruption. buildings explode, thanks burn. the nation's colleges are shut down. the population is polarized, and there operates protest everywhere. not since the days of the civil war have americans treated each other like this. at the heart of the trouble lies the war in vietnam. it is a strange war, a war that we have to keep explaining to ourselves year after year. and it is a difficult work to explain, particularly to the people who have to go and fight on it's inconclusive battlefields. but while all the top goes on, the war goes on to. it goes -- it continues tonight, as it has continued for a decade. tonight, americans will die in vietnam. tonight, americans will die in cambodia. what can we do. on the day before we went into cambodia, amendment number 609 was introduced on the floor

exports from mainland china that's why the new labeling rule will also hit china hong kong also richie's have vowed to refer the issue to the w t o. business people fear this could be the 1st step for the us or even its allies to abolish hong kong's benefits that the rest of china hasn't enjoyed and so undermine its distinctive competitiveness william shome sells his tobie on watches to 15 countries the us market used to be a main target of his lucrative business but now he plans to relocate his investment and shut down his new york office by the end of this year as a whole cabret we have very specific characters that hong kong has to merge where the asset is of the cultural ah the historic well you have loved to recall the love it because there's a thing there's also an opportunity so we should seek for fertility rather than scale the danger. changing the tag of origin could mean losing a quality trained monkey. and possibly bring a higher tariff. but for the manufacturers on the ground it's not only about money but also about hong kong's unique but fading identity the fact it matters w

we hear from the chancellor richie synnex. good morning.a weekend it has been since friday morning, just before 6:00 a.m. london time, the president tested positive. the results released on twitter and over the weekend, he went to walter reed hospital. that is where a lot of confusion seems to be. for me, a risk on monday morning, but i feel like the doctors set this expectation the president could go back to the white house today and what happens if he doesn't, and it goes without saying, manus and i and the entire team wish the president and first lady a speedy and healthy recovery. manus: indeed, echoing those sentiments. he himself has said the next couple of days will be important. this, some would say, will be a high risk play. markets could be interpreting this move, the drive-by we had outside the walter reed hospital, as avoiding complete chaos. equity markets didn't show a chaotic sponsor friday. they quivered, they didn't quake. up, stocks in europe rebounding, s&p 500, up .5% -- 1.5 on the week. it is to the yield curve we look

grabbed his 2nd feed off of the restarts i am the richie joe and pulled one back for peter crouch brian had a man send pouncey flick side easily howled on for the full one victory thanks to 2 with their most familiar faces. brucia dortmund beat hoffenheim for the 1st time in 6 meetings substituted shirley holland and marco royce combined with 14 minutes to go voice lauding into the empty net oftentimes struggled with their top scorer. she missed the game after testing positive for corona virus and so one goal proved enough for dortmund up to 3rd in the table. to of all things sailing now in the spectacular middle c. race is underway in malta though like most sporting events at the moment it's been affected by the pandemic. just 50 yachts are competing this year that's half the usual number due to coronavirus restrictions the race is over a 1000 kilometers long in circles around the mediterranean sea finishing in valetta grand harbor in malta as capital city. you're watching news from berlin up next doc film examines the time when a divided germany was the epicenter of the cold war more

steve: kid rock was born free back in romeo, michigan to susan and bill richie.is show. we know he is watching. good morning, everybody. it is the first monday in october. the supreme court kicks off and we are officially 29 days away from the election. it's four weeks from tomorrow. ainsley: i know. hard to believe. president, we are getting news that he can be released from walter reed today. that's excellent. and we are two days away from the vice pre

. >>> host of the richard richie morning show.ou see harrison and graham neck and neck in that poll we put up there. several recent polls have them completely tied. a slim margin. do you think last night moved the needle in either direction? >> i think it provided a contrast, and contrast is necessary dealing with this type of atmosphere. i've interviewed graham political opponent. he's a great interviewer and he actually has a strategy that has localized his campaign to his state rather than getting caught up in so much of the national rhetoric. lindsey graham is caught up in the national narrative where his political opponent is not as much and has favored him in his state. >> let's look at your state of georgia where the latest presidential poll from quinnipiac has biden leading trump 50% to 47%. how significant is this? >> tremendously significant. trump is spending way more money in the state of georgia than joe biden. this is supposed to be a solidly red state. abrams came 55,000 votes short, less than 1% of becoming governo

. >>> voting, as lionel richie would sing -- ♪ all night long that's happening in houston.ill reopen, get this, 24 hours, all day and night. people leaving the bay area, most of them choosing texas. the texas governor is allowing houston with more than 4 million people just one ballot drop-off box. compare that to santa clara county with 2 million people. something to think about if you're thinking of heading to texas. >>> we have team coverage of all things decision 2020 with just days to go. the candidates' schedules are starting to match up. both candidates in florida, both in wisconsin and minnesota today. >> they really are matching up with both candidates following each other. these are obviously very key states, business which iwiscons. president trump spoke about opening up the country to strengthen the economy. joe biden spoke of bringing the country together. >> we choose hope over fear, unity over division, and we choose science over fiction. and, yes, we choose truth over lies. >> this explosive economic growth is four times greater than what the experts expecte

today we're talking about richie lopez, 52 years old.tal. he was an avid fisherman, going out to sea with his friend necessary chance he could. avid fan of the rams, purchasing tickets hoping to watch his favorite team this season. his family remembers him as the fun uncle, spoiling his nieces and nephews. he leaves behind his younger brother, sister, parents, and beloved dog, happy. may his memory and all of those lost, far too many, be a blessing. you can follow me on facebook, instagram @jaketapper. i'll see you later tonight. >>> welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." hours away from the final debate between president trump and former vice president joe biden. the most critical moment yet with just 12 days left in the race to the white house. we'll break down what's at stake for both candidates and what we're expecting to see on stage. we're also tracking the very critical path to 270 electoral votes with five key battleground states front and center right now.

>>same thing that knocked out he most hurt and to jimmy g 3 weeks to and richie james junior also has an ankle injury and the niners may still be hamstrung by deebo samuel's hammy koh chang and can only hope that more niners get healthy and time to take on the seahawks sunday. >>watch every single play the whole game. i mean every time he gets hit there as it looks like the goal line is right in front of them and he's doing everything he can to cross that you can see it on the field. i want to try to talk to him during the 2nd quarter barely could communicate with me as he was in that spot side and try to mess a mess it up. but i was very happy for him and how hard he played was extremely unfortunate got hurt. >>i mean again the russell wilson's in i mean no matter what happens they have a chance and i think that's why you see so many weird and ig said. as he can always pull something out of the bag and pull something off crazy so we've seen a number of barriers so our players are ready for it is always going to come down to the wire. >>san francisco has whether the injury storm fairl

>>same thing that knocked out he most hurt and to jimmy g 3 weeks to and richie james junior also has an ankle injury and the niners may still be hamstrung by deebo samuel's cammie coach andy and can only hope that more niners get healthy in time to take on the seahawks sunday. >>watch every single play on the whole game. i mean every time he gets hit there as it looks like the goal line is right in front of them and he's doing everything he can to cross that you can see it on the field i want to try to talk to him during the 2nd quarter barely could communicate with me because he was in that spot side and try to mess a mess it up. but i was very happy for him and how hard he played this extremely unfortunate got hurt. >>i mean again the russell wilson's in i mean no matter what happens they have a chance and i think that's why you see so many weird and as he can always pull something out of the bag and pull something off crazy so we've seen a number of barriers so our players are ready for it is always going to come down to the wire. >>san francisco has whether the injury storm fairl

richie sue neck has called this place 11 downing st home since february.e helping to pay the wages of millions of people, i'm picking up of millions of people, i'm picking up some of the tab for millions of people over the summer little wonder if you end up becoming popular. the real challenge will come when the bills have to be paid. and listen carefully to this next bit. a hint of tax rises or spending cuts or both to come. we have a sacred responsibility to future generations to leave the public finances strong. and through careful management of our economy, this conservative government will always balance the books. the towering challenges for this still new chancellor aren't going away. not a decision we made lightly. that is the word from the boss of sin a world in the united states and uk indefinitely. this all screen shot down from this thursday and that puts five and half thousand jobs here in the uk at risk. odeon has just confirmed it will cut hours of some cinemas to weekends only from friday to sunday and as the prime minister today urged peop

they've now been given government money to secure its future and richie has taken on a labourer job hereebody that goes to work in an office, somebody that goes to work on a building site. i've worked since i was young in one industry and i've worked my way up. veteran songwriter and producer, pete waterman, says britain's music industry has always punched above its weight for talent and now fears its standing on the world's stage could be lost. i think we're past critical, that's the sad part. i think we are past the point where there is no return. i cannot see it, certainly in my lifetime, ever coming back to what it was five years ago. let alone 20 years ago. this has just about finished off the british music industry. but for coventry being uk city of culture may be a lifeline and, some artistic relief for a covid—weary nation. colleen harris, bbc news, coventry. the uk's most advanced polar research vessel — initially dubbed "boaty mcboatface" by the public — left its shipyard today to begin technical sea trials before making its maiden voyage to antarctica in a year's time. the rrs

former band mate richie sambora's guitar stopped working, and the crowd heard nothing but silence. >>i ♪ >> reporter: they went on, of course to sell more than 130 million albums, more than zz top, by the way. "livin' on a prayer." is practically an american standard. did you know it at the time? >> no. no. i walked out thinking, it's okay. rter: the band fills not only arenas, but stadiums on a routine basis. and still can. ♪ >> thank you! >> reporter: do you miss it? >> do i miss it? i have always been the reluctant rock star, to be honest, because i would always leave my nail marks in the driveway, no matter what tour it was. and it took me a while to adjust to life on the road, and then i was, like, fine, i love it here, and i did. >> reporter: and you can tell he did. ♪ >> reporter: you'd do he'd do just about anything to be up close and personal with his fans. >> yes, i can walk across the top of those seats like a circus performer. c'mon, we've got to go do it. >> reporter: at 58, jon bon jovi has matured just the way his fans want him to. >> give me your hand. >> reporter: you

appearance for wales and the british and irish lions — overtaking new zealand's world cup—winning skipper richieownsend in january. captain stuart hogg and jonny grey return to the side following their european and premiership cup wins with exeter. scrum—half ben youngs will become just the second englishman to win 100 test caps against italy. world cup winnerjason leonard is the only other player to reach the milestone. exeter lockjonny hill will make his international debut in rome. we needed to find a big, tall, strong lock to replace george cruz. he has been an outstanding member of our team. jonny has been doing thatjob for exeter, good in the line—out, good in defence and around the ruck area, carrying and stopping the opposition, so he has been consistent in that. he's got a great attitude, great work ethic and he's a really fine example of what exeter produced. this weekend's women's six nations game between ireland and france has been called off due to an outbreak of coronavirus within the french squad. it's not clear whether france will forfeit the match, or if it will be postponed unt

friends held a vigil or some press conference outside the consulate so among them was mr truong because richie who is the head of the arab charge media house and a close friend of the late he joins me thank you for joining us what's your message today true years after the murder of german officials you. first of all thanks to al-jazeera because from the 1st time until now the covert this issue. from all of the sites so before 2 years gemma and to did at this time and to disconcert but didn't come out up to that time until now we are asking for 2 teams we need. justice for. why don't people can you kill 'd. what they did and more to stop what does justice for the 2nd tease which you are talking for john where is the body or. should the court sense would you go were meant to change it is idea of it in 2 years many times by city as they did in any good true story about what had happened very. bloody so we ask us king again it is or 2nd point where is the. body the turret to reach we need from the sword out to be and go in because the jamaat has been killed in this consulate in the rooms in discon

matt: does that mean you need more money -- we need more money from richie sooner?fiscal spending is necessary? john: i think some of it will be necessary. we're all very conscious. the treasury did a good job of responding rapidly when the crisis started. a lot of money was spent on things like the furlough scheme, which did save, for at least a time, many jobs. but the money tree has started to shed a lot of its leaves now, and i think going forward, what we need to do is bring private industry, industry business, government together, to find intelligent ways of finding what needs to be funded. there's lots of money to be available in our institutions, which for the right projects could be brought to bear. governments are going to capitalize some of these opportunities and businesses given the incentive structure and will be keeping its hand in its pockets to contribute. we're not just looking for handouts from government. intelligentg for an combination of financial sources to underpin the process we're creating. anna: talking about infrastructure spends there, j

richie myler and luke gale.f you're staying with us we have the headlines coming up. good morning. welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: the government calls for an agreement to be reached today over increased coronavirus restrictions in greater manchester as it prepares to offer the city region tens of millions of pounds. wales on the verge of a short national lockdown, described as a firebreak against coronavirus — an announcement due to be made today. good morning. yes, it was set to be a bumper october for the lake district and other uk holiday destinations. but the tier system means that cancellations are up, half term holiday nightmares for thousands of businesses. what does it mean for your trip? how a dip in cold water has proved to be a promising lead in the search to find a cure for dementia. good morning. this week we are looking at some unsettled weather. there will be some heavy rain at times, strong wind. the first half, at least, will be milder than we would

. >> senate historian don richie.t you are looking at on your screen is here in the blaine house in augusta, maine. blaine's study that is actually a she lounge from the capital of the senate. that is preserved here in the house and is very much in use. it's interesting listening to the characterization there. i mean politics is colorful today but turkey gobbler strut, another thing people to say to one other. how did these stories get passed along to us? >> well indeed, the press was very lively in those days as we have already said. >> even in the galleries of congress? >> very much so. of course the way in which the information was translated to other newspapers around the country was through the telegraph and story would be written and then they would be telegraphed to other papers and then copied, in some cases, from other papers as well. >> politics was entertainment. i mean i think there was much about it that was not just about the politics but about the entertainment value that it had and great writing and cl

lock richie grey and back row blair cowan also return to the squad.n the prix de l‘arc de triomphe twice and the breeders‘ cup turf in the united states. dettori was aboard for all but the first of her 15 victories. ‘enable‘ will now be moved to her owner‘s stud to begin a breeding career next year. baketball great lebronjames has led the los angeles lakers to their first nba title in ten years. they beat the miami heat 106—93, to seal a 4—2 series victory. star manjames was at the centre of everything, scoring a triple—double, with 28 points, 14 rebounds and ten assists. the lakers have now won the title 17 times — they‘re level with the boston celtics for the most nba championships. thinking i had something to prove fuels me. and it fuelled me. over these last year and a half. since my injury. it fuelled me because no matter what i‘ve been in my career come up until this point, there is still little rumblings of doubt or compare me to the history of the game and has he done this or that. so having it in my head and in my mind, saying to myself why n

i thank representative takano for his work for his work and chairman richie neal has been brilliant on how we put money in people's pockets willing direct payments and some of the other tax provisions that i talked that earlier for children isn't in the republican bill. and i want to thank leader defazio, the chair of the transportation and infrastructure committee for his leadership in having the language in here, not just for the airlines, which is very, very important and that is important because it is an essential, important that people should know and say why should we help airlines? they need special certifications and special security clearances and the rest, if they lose a job, it's months before they can come back. mr. defazio has important chunk of money, a lot, in the bill for transportation and some other ways that is urgent and correct coronavirus connected and that is important as well. and i thank him for his leadership in that regard. read the bill. so much of it -- and that's why i salute the chairs. his is about having scientific institutional, academic basis for the

steve: kid rock was born free back in romeo, michigan to susan and bill richie. a fan of this show. we know he is watching. good morning, everybody. it is the first monday in october. the supreme court kicks off and we are officially 29 days away from the election. it's four weeks from tomorrow. ainsley: i know. hard to believe. president, we are getting news that he can be released from walter reed today. that's excellent. and we are two days away from the vice presidential debate, brian. brian: the president is a little bit depleted hope liberation hicks, kellyanne conway all out. bill stepien out. luna who runs the office operations personal aide he is out. he is married to cassidy dumbold who is assistant to jared kushner. let's see how far this goes. the president of the united states keeping everybody update and on the edge of their seats over the weekend. steve: you just never know. brian: gillian turner at the walter reed medical center with the latest on the president's condition. good morning gillian. >> good morning. the million-dollar question fort pr

i mentioned earlier £190 billion that richie sooner, the chancellor has put a head into the economy —00 now, i wouldn't want to speculate on legs, i don't think it's helpful to speculate on these things. when the chancellor is going to introduce a further scheme, and we review all schemes, then we will review it in the appropriate way. -- speculate on leaks. so, will they set out schemes they may be entitled to? when the chancellor is ready to support further support for business, we review all of our interventions in the commie, as we have done from day one, in march, when we went into national lockdown. in my department, the business department, we operationalised the bounceback loans, running at £38 billion to date. the future fun, the other coronavirus business interruption schemes, we review all of that all the time with sectors. i speak to sectors on a daily basis. is there anything you actually can tell us this morning? you keep saying we are referring to, reviewing, but right now, businesses are incredibly anxious. they don't know if they are going to survive the next couple o