and england opener rory burns faces a race against time to get fit for the upcoming cricket test in southfrica — after a kickabout goes wrong. and i am at anfield where liverpool are hoping to make it a full 12 months unbeaten in the premier league when they take on sheffield united. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm gavin ramjaun. thanks forjoining us. peter wright is getting used to his new status as darts world champion today — following his famous win in the pdc, at alexandra palace. it's a been a long, emotional road to success for the 49—year—old. who goes by the nickname snakebite. known for his outrageous attire and hair styles, he told us today it's all part of the act, to cover up his shyness off the stage. natalia pirks reports. peter wright! the cheers turned to tears but finally, peter wright got his hands on the trophy. from his first set of darts at 13, to becoming the oldest first—time winner at a9, last night saw him become £500,000 richer, and realise a lifelong dream. i didn't sleep at all last night. as it settled in, it was terrible. so i've had no sleep. so it's ac

england's opening batsmen rory burns may think so after an injury playing football ends his series against south africa. hello there and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news that it's now a year since liverpool were beaten in the premier league. the last team to get a win against them were the champions manchester city, but they look like they'll be handing their title over to them at the end of the season. jurgen klopp‘s side stretched their lead at the top back to 13 points with a 2—0 win over sheffield united. mohamad salah put them on their way after just four minutes, while his strike partner sadio mane doubled the advantage in the second half. it leaves the reds on course for a first league title since 1990. after the game, the liverpool manager spoke to the bbc‘s conor mcnamara. juergen, mcnamara. congratulations, a year unbeaten juergen, congratulations, a year unbeaten in the premier league. that is no mean feat? that is obviously good but the target tonight was not to extend the series or whatever, the target was to win the game and the target was to

good to see you, i'm rory. lilo. nice to see you. good to see you, i'm rory. screw, bro.und here, or...? we do indeed, yes. sort of. have you always lived around here? we're from ireland, actually. you're originally from ireland? dublin ireland, yeah. dublin? all: yeah. uh-huh. and when did you move here, a few years ago? hi there, i'm rory. good to see you. my my mistake, it was a bid to become leader of the tory party. he mistakenly describe those three irish people as gangsters. he later apologised. your reaction? i'm sure there's many grandmothers out there who are shocked not necessarily. don't generalise about grandmothers! i'm here to help people understand their fears. i'm here to help people understand theirfears. a lot i'm here to help people understand their fears. a lot of people have fears, things they don't understand, rory stewart is meeting three random boys who are just walking, they dress different to him, they speak in slang and in a language unknown to him so he finds it strange so he probably, minor gangsters he apologised. you know shall become we've

it's not idealfor england or rory burns.nd have been hit with injuries such as this and illness, mentally it must be quite tough to take, because they must be feeling nothing is going their way at the moment? it has been a nightmare tour. the six weeks or four weeks they have been out there, i think everything has been thrown at quite a young group, really. illnesses, barely getting for players and their performances on the pitch have probably not quite as good as what they from themselves. what us, i think, as fans expect from them as well. i think tomorrow will be a fighting day. if they can keep these crop of players together, they won't have a tougher series than what they have had so far. finally, on tomorrow, what can we expect from england 7 finally, on tomorrow, what can we expect from england ?|j finally, on tomorrow, what can we expect from england? i would like to say they can get towards 300, that would be a really good effort from 260 odd with one wicket. a lot of that depends on jimmy 260 odd with one wicket. a

centres hquones and rory hutchinson are back in the scotland reckoning whilst stuart hogg has been namedthe new captain. the exeter full back replaces stuart mcinally after their disappointing world cup campaign. he isa he is a mature player in terms of how he contributes in meetings. he is very consistent, obviously, very experienced player for us. is very consistent, obviously, very experienced playerfor us. he is really passionate about scotland, passionate about playing for the jersey. wales have recalled scrum half rhys webb after he was released by french side toulon. he'lljoin ospreys next season but wales have relaxed rules allowing him to be picked again. jonny sexton will lead ireland during the championship after hooker rory best retired following the world cup. sexton is a doubt for the start of the tournament due to a knee injury. new zealand sounds nice at this time of year. where are your it's going to be a busy year for many of the british sportspeople, of the british sportspeople, trying to hit form at just the right time with the olympics fast approaching. for the great

not much for rory burns, that‘s for sure. so it was part of a warmup routine? it was sanctioned?” wouldn‘t call it a routine. it is a way the guys... yeah, they do it in training. a bit of camaraderie. they have been doing it for quite some time. we have seen this before. this isn‘t the first time we have seen a cricketer injure himself playing football. we saw cricketer injure himself playing football. we sanohnny barstow a couple of years ago do the same thing. we saw couple of years ago do the same thing. we sanoe danley in 2009. and after that one, actually, for all was bound for a short period of time. we are starting to think that maybe england cricketers should do the same thing this time around, wrap them up in cotton wool. what did ben stokes say? the cursed term. it is starting to look that way. it‘s another blow for england, with the second test in cape town starting in a couple of hours. they‘ll be without opening batsman rory burns, here in the yellow bib, for the rest of the tour. he was injured playing football

johnny sexson will lead ireland during the championship after rory best retired following the world cupsection is down due to a knee injury. karen wilson is due to the quarterfinals of snookehs due to the quarterfinals of snooker‘s masters, but there was a bit of a sting in the tail during his when overjack was asking. if you look closely, a wasp made it onto wilson pleasant colour there, and he had to take evasive action from it. you could see the referee ben williams removed it but was stung for his efforts. despite having his gloves on, as well, at least he was able to see the bright side. and wilson will now play stuart bingham in the quarterfinals. the 2015 world champion beat two—time trimesters winner mark williams by six frames to two. and thatis williams by six frames to two. and that is all we've got time for on sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. have a good night. welcome to our look ahead it with the papers bring. with me susie boniface and christopher hope, chief correspondent at the telegraph. let's have a look at those front pages of tomorrow, most of them alre

reilly topping rory always a pleasure having you on thank you. thanks for having me so is is trump's statements regarding the injuries these 34 soldiers received indicative of the lack of understanding and even compassion soldiers and veterans suffering from traumatic brain injuries received from our political class. so yes i think that you're right there's certainly a lack of understanding i want to break out those 2 concepts because even though they're interlake did there's a couple of different things. so in terms of lack of understanding i mean you played the clip of the president's quotation where he said he heard they were headaches that they're not very serious one of the challenges with injuries like t.b.i. is that some of the most serious symptoms aren't readily apparent they don't show up until later so a symptom like a headache even though it may not seem serious at the time is something that requires medical treatment and needs to continue to be monitored so you mentioned the n.f.l. for example we've seen the long term effects of many

rory, thank you for your time.l, flybe, proving to be very tight—lipped over media reports that say it's in crisis talks with a bid to try and get a fresh rescue deal, saying nothing on that. you're watching worklife. a reminder of our top story — troubled plane maker boeing gets its new boss today as concerns grow over the future of the 737—max now onto one of my favourite things — chocolate. its undeniably fun, delicious and many of us consume a staggering amount of it. but it's not always an innocent indulgence. well, recent studies have found that the industry as a whole produces around 2.1 million tonnes of greenhouse gases every year ? roughly the equivalent of the combined emissions of an entire city. that s why our next guest — 0liver shorts — says he s prioritising sustainability over profits for his confectionery brand, seed and bean. his uk—based firm makes organic and ethically sourced chocolates. and he is waiting very patiently here for us to finish the introduction. you have some chocolate there that

deliberately making things up pleasant for asylum seekers to keep more from coming and support from rory talons omar has experienced much misery she's not giving her real name to protect family back in syria bashar assad's massacres forced her to leave via lebanon to cyprus but life here is not happy so do you think the government do you think cyprus as a country wants here now you know it's a racist country the day after their ship arrived 4 months ago omar's husband was arrested he's not being prosecuted but police won't say why they're not releasing him only that they think he's a security threat and. we came from an unjust country we came from oppression from bashar al assad syria then we came to this country thinking there's justice democracy and human rights things aren't much better for many other asylum seekers people queue for menial jobs and me go welfare coupons through the night to be one of the lucky few seen by a handful of staff during office hours asylum applications can take many years to complete it's an overwhelmed and confusing system as more arduous routes into europ

england batsman rory burns will miss the series in sri lanka in march.from south africa after injuring his ankle whilst playing football in training. he's had surgery on ruptured ligaments and will be out for up to four months. 0rganisers of this month's australian open say they do not expect ongoing bushfires to delay to the start of the tournament. officials say the health of fans, players and staff is their priority at all times, and the weather forecast is good. staying with the sport down under, and great britain will play the hosts, australia, in the atp cup quarterfinals. their 3—0 win over moldova, combined with belgium beating bulgaria, means tim henman‘s team topped their group and will face the hosts in sydney late tomorrow night. max verstappen has committed his future to red bull racing until 2023. he's spent most of his career with the team and appears to have ended speculation linking him with a potential move to mercedes or ferrari next year. and the number three seed, richard veenstra, is through to the last 16 of the bdo world darts cha

england's opening batsmen rory burns may think so after an injury playing football ends his series againstthe programme, where we start with the footballing news that it's now a year since liverpool were beaten in the premier league. the last team to get a win against them were the champions manchester city, but they look like they'll be handing their title over to them at the end of the season. jurgen klopp's side stretched their lead at the top back to 13 points with a 2—0 win over sheffield united. mohamad salah put them on their way after just four minutes, while his strike partner sadio mane doubled the advantage in the second half.

the injury to rory burns will re—open the debate about whether or not cricketers should play footballclaimed a few casualties, back in 2009, matt prior injured his backjust minutes before england took on australia in an ashes test at headingley. just a month later, joe denly was ruled out of an england 0ne—day international after twisting his knee in a kickabout before the start of play at the oval. and more recently, jonny bairstow injured his ankle before the opening test against sri lanka in 2018 during a warm—up game of football. that prompted director of cricket ashley giles to suggest football training sessions should be stopped. liverpool are another step closer to the premier league title. there was a routine 2—0 win against sheffield united at anfield this evening. it could have been more. their lead is back to 13 points ahead of leicester with a game in hand. here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. liverpool in search of a landmark, some 364 days after their last league defeat, could they make it a year unbeaten in the top—flight? the a nswer year unbeaten in the top—fli

it's appearing likely england opener rory burns will miss the sri lanka series in march.eft ankle while playing football during practice before the ongoing second test in cape town and will see a specialist next week to determine if he needs surgery. england have banned football from practice as a result of the injury. the nfl's path to superbowl 54 continued on sunday with the final two wild card games and it was an enthralling opener as the minnesota vikings won in overtime against the new orleans saints. the saints kicked a field goal in the final 10 seconds of regulation play in louisiana to send it to sudden death, but kyle rudolph took a pass in the end zone to claim the win and they'll face the san francisco 49ers, while the seattle seahawks beat the philadelphia eagles 17—9 and will now take on the green bay packers, both those in next weekend's nfc divisional round. the atp cup is under way on day 4 in australia with world number one rafael nadal set to take to the court when spain face uruguay. nadal made his first appearance of 2020 in perth on saturday and he

england batsman rory burns will miss the series in sri lanka in march.ome from south africa after injuring his ankle whilst playing football in training. he's had surgery on ruptured ligaments and will be out for up to four months. great britain will play the hosts australia in the atp cup quarterfinals. their 3—0 win over moldova, combined with belgium beating bulgaria means tim henman‘s team topped their group and will face the hosts in sydney about this time tomorrow night. former scotland international johnnie beattie has retired from rugby union. the 34—year—old earned 38 caps for his country, 13 more than fatherjohn, but 90 fewer than footballer sisterjen. former wales and norwich striker iwan roberts is to undergo tests on his brian for the rest of his life as part of a study into the early signs of dementia. research found footballers had a higher risk of dying from condition than the average person — linked to heading the ball. in the united states, they've taken measures to prevent children heading the ball at a certain age and roberts says the

denmark's sebastian cappelen and they lead by a stroke from a group of eight, including world number two roryce. we kept the round going a little bit and overall i am pleased to shoot in the 60s today. the golf course was difficult today. my start line was a little tighter today which was nice and overall i am pleased to get something in the red and head over to the south tomorrow. belgium's thomas pieters will take a one shot lead into the second round of the dubai desert classic on friday. the world number 84 rolled in eight birdies to finish on five—under—par, a stroke ahead of american david lipsky with 12 players on 3—under. it was a very different opening round for lee westwood. after winning the abu dhabi championship at the weekend, the englishman failed to make a single birdie and is tied for 113th place on 6—over par at the scenic emirates golf club. scotla nd fly— half finn russell won't play in his country's six nations opener against ireland after what's been termed "a breach of team protocol". the racing 92 fly—half missed training on monday after the players had been out the ni

whilst most of the squad have recovered, they've also been hindered by tour ending injuries to opener rory by either jofra archer and mark wood. their participation in the third test is dependant on them increasing their workload in the next few days. a huge blow. the best seam bowler we have ever had and he was bowling fantastically well in that last game, so it is a big loss. but i would like to see those two guys on the sidelines come in and potentially play. they are bowling fast and they are exciting guys and woody is chomping at the bit to get back on the field and he has been working hard to get to that place. we know whatjofra has been able to do in his short test career so far. two exciting guys to potentially have to come back in. from the test to t20 where we witnessed some brutal hitting in the australia big bash in melbourne. australian all—rounder marcus stoinis smashed 147 not out in the melbourne stars‘ win over sydney sixers — the highest individual score in the competition. he bludgeoned eight sixes and 13 fours in his 79 ball knock. his opening partnership of 207 was als

rory carrell posting this photo to the thread saying he was outside a restaurant in hollywood tryingtake-out but he couldn't go inside because he was with his puppy but then harry styles to the rescue. he saw the issue, tapped rory on the shoulder and said he could watch oscar the dog while he went in to get the food. >> wow. >> yeah, quite a pup star. pup star. you get it? >> one direction. >> i see what you did. >> everything was going well. >> that pun, you didn't like it? >> harry styles is a good man. >> apparently he is, yeah. and probably a lot of people have been in that situation. you can't go get your food because have you your dog. >> i've seen them tie their dogs up outside in new york. >> poor pups. >>> in other pup news, meet nori. he's an australian shepherd poodle mix. look very closely at nori, and you might see why the internet is having a field day. look closer, whit. some people are comparing him to one of hollywood's funniest stars, seth rogen. all right, side by side, yeah. uh-huh. many people comparing the two on social media. the news finally got to seth himse

a bit of a case where we have rory burns out as well.in and add to that top border so hopefully quality can get if you ryan zinke to come in and add to that top border so come in and add to that top border so hopefully quality can get if you are rinsing and comforting playing international car confront stop jet —— just needing that big score. straightaway within a few innings or a gamer so we straightaway within a few innings or a gamer so we have a straightaway within a few innings or a gamer so we have a 22 euros score 100, getting rains crowley looks good, said what is players are starting to emerge in test cricket. that's 22—year—old. it's and ben stokes. they will enjoy having these players coming to the fore and adding getting england towards big numbers that we got today. not a great day for south africa then. not helped either with news that broke at the start of play that kagiso rabada will miss the last test in johannesburg. he's been punished for his extravegant celebration ofjoe root‘s wicket yesterday — and combined with oth

there is an example near your home a boy 13-year-old rory stun, he goes to the gym like we all did.alls in the gym gets a little scratch on his elbow and his own bacteria from his skin gets in his bloodstream. he goes home, feels bad, throwing up, feeling a leg ache. they take him to the physician and for a kid his size his heart rate was really high and they send it home thinking it could be a stomach flu and he gets to bad the parents take it to the emergency department and they do a blood draw and his white blood cell count was high and they send him home and a few hours later that boy died. imagine at that time both the blood lab machines, the patient monitors that measured the heart rate all were inter operable and share data algorithms could have seen high white blood cell count and high heart rate for the size that could mean sepsis and they could have treated him for sepsis and rory would probably be alive here with us today >> do you think, joe, that if people knew the tradeoff that it might mean life or death, for them to not have any information themselves exposed persona

rory burns has had a scan after hurting his ankle playing football in a training session.e second test. the arsenal defender calum chambers is out for the rest of the season. he has ruptured a cruciate ligament in his left knee. during a defeat to chelsea last sunday. and that chaos will donate over £100 for every ac service industry in tournaments of the next month. part of the fundraising efforts for wildfires in that country. —— nick kyrgios. researchers say a new artificial intelligence system has proved as good, if not better, than human experts at spotting breast cancer in scans. than human experts at spotting as part of a research project a computer system was trained to read x—rays. it was more accurate than a single radiologist and on a par with two experts working together. 0ur medical correspondent fergus walsh has more details. this is painstaking work. it takes more than a decade to become a radiologist and have the skill to read a mammogram. this in the nhs, two doctors analyse every person's and x—rays. now, thanks to artificial intelligence, a machine can d

he played because rory burns had to hurt himself playing football.ed extra help, and england's training football games are now banned. there batting here was stop start or start stop. going for 34. captain joe was stop start or start stop. going for 34. captainjoe route deflected the ball to the wicketkeeper he made 35. he is a frustrating numbers —— these are frustrating numbers. joe gently did so much hard work and then... 38 for him. still, step forward bend stokes. a good firm hit. these are the moments you realise so many of cape town's spectators were england fans. it isa town's spectators were england fans. it is a very dryjanuary in that son. stokes did next, or perhaps don't. besides, still couldn't believe it. going for 27. england cosmic intermittent endings threatened to stop. that was current gone. they got to 262 for nine, thanks mainly to all the pope, just turning 22. his innings weren't quite table mounted, it was high enough to give england some hope, 56, not out, joe wilson, bbc news. england bowler graham onions is part of the bbc

england are already without rory burns and james anderson who were forced to return home through injuryer says jofra archer and mark wood are ready to replace him. a huge blow. the best seam bowler we have ever had and he was bowling fa ntastically well have ever had and he was bowling fantastically well in that last game, so it is a big loss. but i would like to see those two guys on the sidelines come in and potentially they are barely fast and they are exciting guys and woody is chomping at the bit to get back on the field and he has been working ha rd to the field and he has been working hard to get to that place. we know whatjoffre has hard to get to that place. we know what joffre has been hard to get to that place. we know whatjoffre has been able to do in his short test career so far. two exciting guys to potentially have two come back in. that's all the sport for now. ben croucher will have the latest for you in the next hour. there are less than 20 hours left for the six candidates in the labour leadership to gain the backing they need to get to the next stage of the contest.

and in sport — england's cricket opener rory burns is ruled out of the tour of south africa, after damagingfootball during practice. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9 the most powerful military commander in iran has been killed in a us airstrike in baghdad. the pentagon said general qasem soleimani — who was the head of the iranian revolutionary guards‘ elite quds force — had been planning attacks against americans in iraq. the iranian supreme leader has promised vengeance and the us has told its citizens in iraq to leave immediately. this is the scene live in tehran at friday prayers — three days of national mourning have been declared — we'll be speaking to our middle east correspondents lyse doucet and quentin sommerville shortly but first, jon donnison has this report. this is all that was left of a convoy of cars carrying iran's most senior military commander. his killing by the united states will shake the middle east to its core. qasem soleimani was head of the elite quds force of the iranian revolutionary guard and is a hugely influentialfigure in the region. in a statem

crawley played because rory burns had hurt himself playing football.d's training session football games are now banned. their batting here was stop—stop, or start—stop. dom sibley gone for 34. captainjoe root deflected the ball with his glove to the wicketkeeper. he made 35. these are frustrating numbers. joe denly again did so much hard work and then... bowled him! 38 for him. still, step forward, ben stokes. good, firm hit. these were the moments when you realise so many of cape town's spectators were england fans. well, it is a very dry january, in that sun. watch what stokes did next, or perhaps don't. out! he saw it but still couldn't believe it. caught and gone for a7. england's intermittent innings threatened to fully stop. that was curran gone. they got to 262—9, thanks mainly to 0lly pope, just turned 22. his innings wasn't quite table mountain, but it was high enough to give england some hope. 56 not out. joe wilson, bbc news. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goo

is only interested in changing the middle east balance of power rory it must remember a fundamental policy of the timeline leading to this event is the iranian nuclear deal in the united states pulling out of it is an. yes and this is something the europe has found very difficult over the last couple of years since the united states pulled out of that milestone nuclear agreement the j.c. way. trying to keep this deal hanging trying to keep it functioning even though the united states had walked away from it and iran increasingly was walking away from it to boosting its production of enriched uranium but europe still maintains the vaguest of hopes that this deal could be saved it always thought that it was the best chance of getting. a less confrontational less belligerent iran but that hope now i think is lying complete schatz's and the big european feeding seems to be that diplomacy the chance for diplomacy has retreated even further or or thanks for that reporting well let's bring you about to speed on this breaking story and iran's top military commander can see him and so the money has

rory burns out as well.op order so hopefully crawley can get more confident. joe denley as well, who has looked really good. played really well. straightaway within a couple of innings, we have a 22—year—old scoring 100, sibley, early 205, getting 22—year—old 5coring100, sibley, early 205, getting run5. crawley look5 early 205, getting run5. crawley looks good. all of a sudden the5e looks good. all of a sudden these players starting to emerge, which is really exciting. ben stokes and joe root, experienced players, we will enjoy having these players come to the fore and having england get towards big figures like today, 499. meanwhile india has level their one—day series against australia with a 36 run victory. the match ta kes pla ce with a 36 run victory. the match takes place in bangalore on sunday. the decision to move the africa cup of nations to the british winter is a catastrophe according to liverpool managerjurgen klopp. he could lose players for a month and cites harry kane as an example of the dang

there are also recalls for hquones and rory hutchinson, who both missed the world cup.rld champion wayne warren will receive £23,000 for winning the title, the lowest amount in over 30 years. he became the oldest world darts champion after beating jim williams in sunday's final, but a lack of sponsorship for the event has been blamed for the reduction in prize money. last year's champion won £100,000. and fernando alonso escaped a serious injury after rolling his car at the dakar rally in saudi arabia. here is the crash. the two—time f1 world champion had to continue without a windscreen and dropped tenth to 14th by the end of the stage. his fellow spaniard carlos sainz won it and has a lead of more than 18 minutes with just two days to go. luckily, alonso was able to dust himself down and continue. kyren wilson is through to the quarter—finals of the masters, but there was a sting in the tail during his win over jack lisowski at ally pally. as you can see here, a wasp made its way onto wilson's collar, which he had to take evasive action from. referee ben williams then

coming up on sportsday on bbc news — a kickabout goes wrong for rory burns, the england opener coulde is playing its part in the australian emergency. thousands of miles away, in southern africa, the people of zambia are in the midst of a devastating drought that experts say is caused by a dramatic shift in weather patterns. temperatures in the region are expected to rise by twice the global average and the united nations is calling for urgent action. more than two million people in zambia are now in need of food aid, following two years of poor rains and failed harvests. 0ur africa correspondent andrew harding reports from one of the worst affected areas. in the fertile hills of zambia, an unfamiliar crisis. hunger has arrived here. millions now struggling to feed themselves. in once prosperous communities, women are foraging for wild roots. but it's not enough to live on. the signs of malnutrition are everywhere. is it because of hunger? when she went to the hospital they said because of this is hunger. when did you last eat? me, almost two days without getting food. there is no wa

now zach crawley has emerged to replace rory burns.ernational opener, what do you make of that situation? obviously, pleased to see it. it is a part of the game i am still very passionate about. great to see that the england hierarchy have invested in these young players. that is the most important thing. opening the batting is a tough job and you need to give these guys time and invest in them. they will not be overnight su ccesses . in them. they will not be overnight successes. it will take them time to get their feet under the table. it is no surprise to me they have done well. 3 guys have come in after being heavy run scorers in county cricket. that way of thinking has to be the way for england going forward , be the way for england going forward, picking guys who are doing it every week in the county game. south africa still trailing by 242. thank you, michael. liverpool, manchester city and manchester united will be hoping to avoid an fa giantkilling this afternoon as they all face opposition from the leagues below. this is what

it's day one of the second test between england and south africa in cape town. 0pening batsman rory burns the series after injuring himself playing football and his replacement zak crawley could only make four. joe denly and dominic sibley managed to put some runs on the board. but then sibley and captain joe root both fell and then denley was bowled out for 38. england are 149 for 4 at tea and are i—nil down in the four match series. marnus labushane scored a century to put australia into a strong position against new zealand on the opening day of the third test in sydney. before play in syndey, there was a minute's applause for the fighfighters and all those tackling the bushfires across the country. labuschagne, who scored more test runs than anybody last year, made an unbeaten 130 as australia reached 283 for 3 against a depleted new zealand. australia already lead the three test series 2—nil. australia's nick kyrgios will donate nearly £75 to the bushfire relief fund for every ace he hits this month. he's one of a number of australian athletes who have pledged their support to the ca

minutes time of just under 8 minutes thomas bring in a way chose who's live 1st in parliament square and rory what's it like there in the queer the crowd where you are. one of the moment they are listening very attentively to nigel farrar she might be able to see on the screen just over my shoulder there is of course the big hero of bricks of the big hero for the brits it is perhaps more than anyone else he is responsible for brett's it his you can see u.k. independence party was the political organization that put pressure on david cameron and essentially back to means in a corner pretty much forced him to call that referendum 2016 years mean speaking to the crowd here and telling them that in you know the countdown now it's what 7 minutes they will be leaving the european union the time to take the oldest from the european union is pretty much over and the crowd has been responding with chants of nigel nigel nigel. and couldn't tell me what the kind of the atmosphere has been when when they have kind of considering that it's taken so long to get to this point today now satisfied that they'v

crowley was only playing because rory burns had hurt himself yesterday, playing football.he attack... don sibley, building his england career and building his england career and building his england career and building his innings in this test match. that's the kind of shot made for replays. judge emmet was doing his bit and many in the crowd were glad made cape town their new year's destination. in an edge, in an insta nt, destination. in an edge, in an instant, it was over. no south africa were coming out england hard. blows of the helmet are always worrying but then we stayed at the crease after concussion checks. when joe root deflected this one with his glove, as innings ended. it was su btlety that glove, as innings ended. it was subtlety that did fraternally what flight subtlety that did fraternally what flight and spin on the bill was gone. to think down we noticed the glorious scenery as he trudged off? no. a short film narrated by the duke of cambridge will be played at effie cup matches this weekend, encouraging football fans do it after their mental health. it f

illness and injury from the start, with 17 players and support staff laid low by flu—like symptoms, and roryugh injury. hopefully it is just today. 0bviously hopefully it is just today. obviously it is a frustration. nobody misses training more than him so nobody misses training more than him so it has been a story of the tour so so it has been a story of the tour so far, guys getting ill, but i'm sure he will be fine and we've got a few more days before the game so i'm sure he will be fine. serena williams has won her first title for three years. she beat jessica pegula in straight sets in the final of the auckland international and donated her winner's cheque of around 33—thousand pounds to the australian bushfires relief fund. williams will have another shot at a record—equalling 24th grand slam title, when the australian open starts a week tomorrow. played pretty well in new york. just not in the final! again in boldon, just not in the final. here, so i'm getting there. it'sjust putting it together for the whole tournament. i'm feeling good and fit and i feel like i've got some good matc

he takes over from rory best following his retirement despite being an injury doubt for the championshipki at ally pally. as you can see here, a wasp made it‘s way onto wilson‘s collar which he had to take evasive action from. referee ben williams intervened to remove it from the table, but was stung for his efforts. at least he was able to see the funny side. wilson will now play stuart bingham. he beat mark williams 6—2 in tonight‘s match. that‘s all the sport for now. have a very good night. goodbye. wednesday brought us a largely fine day with good spells of sunshine but this brief window of fine weather is short—lived because on thursday, the next area of low pressure will move into bring another spell of wet and windy weather to our shores you can see it here showing up on the pressure chart hurtling up from the south—west, the isobars back together towards the west are so this is where we will see the winds. they will start wet and windy from the word go in scotland and northern ireland, snow on the hills for a while and the rain will pile into many southern and western parts of e

have been destroyed 5000000 hectares of being burned and there's much more of this hot summer left rory talents al-jazeera. but at least 30 people have been killed in flash floods in the . landslides in indonesia 18 hours of heavy rain caused rivers to burst the banks submerging parts of the capital jakarta and surrounding areas tens of thousands of people also take temporary shelter hietala reports. the heaviest rainfall in more than a decade has caused deaths and flooding in jakarta and surrounding areas in west java the rain began on tuesday night and triggered landslides on the city's outskirts indonesia's meteorology department has called the rain very extreme nearly 20000 people were stranded as jakarta is domestic airport was shut down after its runway became submerged. when the rainy season comes we already know what it will be like so if the water flow is fast we have to move our stuff and evacuate immediately but usually the water level is not this high. the flood came without any warning it was not anticipated and we were not. people have drowned and others have died from hyp

crawley played because rory burns had hurt himself playing football.ball games are now banned. their batting here was stop—stop, or start—stop. dom sibley gone for 34. captain joe root deflected the ball with his glove to the wicketkeeper. he made 35. these are frustrating numbers. joe denly again did so much hard work and then... bowled him! 38 for him. still, step forward, ben stokes. good, firm hit. these were the moments when you realise so many of cape town's spectators were england fans. well, it is a very dry january in that sun. watch what stokes did next, or perhaps don't. he saw it but still couldn't believe it. caught and gone for 47. england's intermittent innings threatened to fully stop. that was curran gone. they got to 262—9, thanks mainly to 0lly pope, just turned 22. his innings wasn't quite table mountain, but it was high enough to give england some hope. 56 not out. joe wilson, bbc news. darren bett is here with the weather and it has been revealed today that a number of temperature records were broken last year. the last decade in

all refugee stories whether governments are on able or unwilling to cope it's real people who suffer rory chalons al-jazeera cyprus. in india protests continue against the citizenship law this week it's been challenged in the courts and in regional parliaments opponents of the legislation say it discriminates against muslims and as a reporter with the pradesh the law has also exposed other social fault lines within the world's largest democracy. the. 22 year old is going around his village in the northern state of their predation to convince parents to send their children for free education. the classes are organized by a community called the army which was formed in 2014 to tackle the problems faced with upper caste hindus. delegates are at the bottom rung of the caste system and say they are often violently discriminated against our local wants all delegates to know their rights but now there is added concern about the new citizenship law. man this b.g.p. government did mean opposition is against. muslims and the it the look community is worried that today they are targeting muslims. to

we have rory burns side as well, he would come in and add to the top order so hopefully, crawley cannternational cricket. straightaway, within a couple of innings, we have a 22—year—old scoring 100. crawley looks good so straightaway these players are starting to emerge in test cricket which is very exciting. ben stokes and joe root are experienced players and will certainly enjoy having these experienced players getting england towards big figures which we got today. in the game situation, looking good for them to go ahead in the series? another youngster who has come in was called in and is taking his opportunity really well. today, there is going to be a little bit of turn. interesting to see how he goes. sometimes when the workers are turning, you're almost expected to win the game. he handled that pressure. hopefully they can turn up tomorrow and work hard. the south africa bullet will miss the final test because of his two provocative celebration on day one. a lot of debate as to whether he actually deserved that punishment. he only got the one point which isn't a ban in itself

illness and injury from the start, with 17 players and support staff laid low by flu—like symptoms, and roryeat jessica pegula in straight sets in the final of the auckland international — a good sign as she builds up for another shot at a record—equalling 24th grand slam title. the australian open starts a week tomorrow. she donated her winners cheque of £33,000 pounds to the relief effort of the australian bush fires. karolina pliskova held on to her brisbane international title, despite a spiritied performance from madison keys. pliskova said the tough three—set win was the ideal preparation for the australian open. the former world number one reached the semi—finals last year but she‘s yet to win a grand slam singles title. novak djokovic is attempting to get serbia back on level terms with spain, in the final of the atp cup in sydney. roberto bautista agut beat dusan lajovic in straight sets to put the spaniards ahead. and world number two djokovic broke world number one rafael nadal twice in the first set of their singles match, to take it 6—2. it‘s going with serve in the second set.

in nicosia insists its courts are independent of the british woman who'll be sentenced on tuesday rory talents down to 0. every talk about it's the land of chula sin windmills so whole ins or the netherlands may spring to mind but from now on the government wants to be branded cell phone be known only as the netherlands has such reports amounts to them. all and he's not a country despite suggestions to the contrary all over amsterdam north and south holland are just 2 coastal provinces in a country officially called the netherlands and the government tired of its biggest city being a by word for legalized prostitution and recreational drug use wants a rebrand. so with a new p.r. push it's asking us to forget holland and the goalie of the netherlands for the whole rest of the world i think holland is quite clear what it is some small spot somewhere on the earth. where people live. and to change that image around to change that. idea of holland into the netherlands i think it's quite a task it's quite a difficult task everywhere you look from branded clocks to other souvenirs the name ho

illness and injury from the start, with 17 players and support staff laid low by flu—like symptoms, and roryrn home through injury. there was no fifth bdo world darts title for england's lisa ashton, after mikuru suzuki retained her crown. suzuki was ruthless in the final, reeling off three legs in a row to take the first set and going on to win 3—0. that's all the sport for now. next up on bbc news, it is time for the papers. hello, and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are james rampton, features writer at the independent, and rosamund urwin, senior reporter at the sunday times. so good to see both of you. worth coming in so good to see both of you. worth coming in at so good to see both of you. worth coming in at this so good to see both of you. worth coming in at this time so good to see both of you. worth coming in at this time of so good to see both of you. worth coming in at this time of the morning just to see both of you! let's take a look at the front pages... there's really only one story in town today... monday's "showdown at sandringham" as it is dubbed by the

illness and injury from the start, with 17 players and support staff laid low by flu—like symptoms, and rory serena williams has won her first title for three years. she beat jessica pegula in straight sets in the final of the auckland international — a good sign as she builds up for another shot at a record—equalling 24th grand slam title. the australian open starts a week tomorrow. she donated her winner's cheque of $43,000 to the relief effort of the australian bush fires. novak djokovic is attempting to get serbia back level with spain in sydney. roberto bautista agut beat dusan lajovic in straight sets. if it goes to the deciding doubles, they will be back out on court again, both expected to play in the doubles, rafa nadal and novak djokovic. liverpool's unbeaten run continues, a record 20th premier league win in their opening 21 matches, the best start to a premier league season. a 1—0 win over tottenham giving them a 16 point lead at the top. that leaves them with a huge 16 point lead at the top of the table. ben croucher wraps up the key moments from yesterday's action. liverpool ar

challenge is how to divide the region's gas and see rights agreeably before things but out of control rory challenge how to syria cyprus a multi as incoming leader says the country will emerge stronger from the scandal of journalist daphne karunya anything is made of robert bello was declared winner of the ruling labor party's leadership race on sunday and he'll be sworn in as prime minister on monday he replaces joseph muscat who was forced to stand down over his handling of the investigation into. evelyn says that the previous government made mistakes but that he would learn from them for taiwan's president says her reelection is a sign that the self-governing island will not bow to intimidation from china pro independence incumbent sigh in when one with 57 percent of the vote is this report now from taipei. the day after taiwan's historic election reelecting pro independence president signed when the people of this island of 24000000 enjoyed their winter sunday. i hope that those thailand and china well china stop its military threats toward taiwan i believe she's the right leader to de

steep american tariffs on wednesday the 2 sides close one of the tried to you to ease the tensions rory green is a financial expert on china he says there are positive signs in the economy despite the rhythms of the loan growth figure. you certainly look at the comparison between the q 3 and the q 4 numbers for g.d.p. for china's industrial production and retail sales investment you can see a real clear improvement in those numbers so we actually think that the china chinese economy has bottomed out and is send for a relatively stable period of strong stable and strong period of economic growth china is in a very tricky transition period where it's trying to shift away from a credit fueled investment driven economy towards a more high tech consumption. fueled growth model and at the moment it's kind of caught in the middle of the consumption is not strong enough the technology upgrading hasn't carried out at such a high pace so it's still having to rely bet on investment and credit to to boost economic growth again continues to build up problems within the system continues to grow and u

with youngsters drinking and partying hard dominic rob says brits abroad should look after themselves rory chalons al-jazeera and paralympic. firefighters in australia battling to contain the huge bushfires devastating the country are taking advantage of what is expected to be a brief drop in temperatures just really a navy's largest ship the h.m.s. adelaide is helping the relief effort off the coast of eden in new south wales which has seen some light rainfall the fires of so far burned an area of 80000 square kilometers and firefighters say only a sustained period of rain will put the fires out. well 25 people have so far been killed and some wild wild life agencies estimate that 500000000 birds reptiles and the mammals may have burned to death in the fires dozens of kangaroos are feared dead at this sanctuary in new south wales the owner has just returned after being evacuated on new year's eve i didn't think we were going to be sight of that we were going to burn alive. and as we were actually has we were leaving the property they area we were. the area where we show shearing you know

crawley played because rory burns had heard himself playing football stop south africa do not need extrastart, or start stop. dom simply gone for 34. captainjoe rich deflected the ball with his got to the wicket—keeper. he made 35. these are frustrating numbers. joe denley again did so much hard work and then... commentator: hold him! 38 for him. a step forward for ben stokes. these we re step forward for ben stokes. these were the moments when he realised so many of cape town‘s spectators were england fans. well, it is a very dry january — son. watch what stokes did next, or perhaps don‘t. he saw it but still couldn‘t believe it, caught and gone for 47. england‘s intermittent innings threatens to fully stop. that was curran gone. they got to 262/9 thanks mainly to 0llie pope, whojust turned they got to 262/9 thanks mainly to 0llie pope, who just turned 22. they got to 262/9 thanks mainly to 0llie pope, whojust turned 22. his innings was not quite table mountain, but it was high enough to give england some hope. 56 not out. in football news, tottenham are likely to be without harry kane