tottenham say their inquiry is inconclusive, so far — after chelsea's antonio rudiger said he heard monkeyoises during yesterday's match. five people are sentenced to death in saudi arabia for the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi, but a un investigator says the "masterminds" behind the crime have walked free. the former love island presenter caroline flack pleads not guilty to attacking her boyfriend at her home in london. and prince charles visits fishlake in south yorkshire, to meet people affected by last month's floods. join us, the brexitcast gang, in half an hour, to look back at the year that was in the world of brexit. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the chief executive of boeing has been sacked — less than a week after the plane—maker said it would temporarily halt production of its troubled 737 max airliner. the company has struggled to recover after 346 people died in two crashes involving its planes. our business correspondent, theo leggett, has the story. two devastating accidents, and 346 people died. the first plane crashed into the sea off indonesia late last

calls for a government inquiry into racism in football, after chelsea's rudiger said he heard monkey noises during yesterday's match against tottenham. it's not the fact that football is doing something specifically wrong — there are always things we can do better — but part of the opportunity here is to use football as a vehicle to look closely about what society is doing. five people are sentenced to death in saudi arabia for the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi. boeing's chief executive, dennis muilenberg, is sacked after serious criticism following two major plane accidents, which killed 346 people. the prince of wales visits fishlake in south yorkshire, where hundreds face chrstimas out of their homes after last month's flooding. the former love island presenter, caroline flack, has pleaded not guilty to assaulting her boyfriend at herflat in london. and coming up... the mother of baby maya, born with half a heart, looks forward to celebrating their first christmas together. the professional footballers‘ assocation has called for a government inquiry into racism in the s

it was after this incident that rudiger was allegedly abused.rst player to achieve that in the premier league since lee cattermole was sent off three times in 2010. everton have a new manager for christmas in carlo ancellotti and they have revealed their final design for their new stadium on liverpool‘s waterfront. the club will submit a detailed planning application for the 52,000 capacity venue today, which will cost an estimated £500 million. everton hope to move there by 2023, and plan to re—develop their current goodison park home for the community. next month‘s international netball tournament in london, nottingham and birmingham has had record ticket sales. the nations cup will see england play the world champions, new zealand, south africa and jamaica. the roses squad was named today and goal attack george fisher is looking forward to their opening game against the best team in the world. really excited, obviously. the last time we played them was at the world cup so really excited to get on the court, really go for it and i am sure the

it was after that incident that rudiger was after that incident that rudiger was allegedly abused. third red of the year, the first player to achieve that in the premier league since lee carter mole, who was sent off three times in 2010. everton fans feel like things are on the up. they have got their new manager, carlo ancelotti, and they have revealed their final design for their brand—new stadium. it will sit on liverpool's waterfront. it is a 52,000 seater venue waterfront. it is a 52,000 seater venue and will cost an estimated £500 million if it gets the go—ahead. they hope to move in by 2023, and they will redevelop goodison park for the good of the community. joffre archer, stuart broad and jack leach have taken part ina net broad and jack leach have taken part in a net session today ahead of england's test series against south africa this week. archer and broad bowled five overs each after missing the warm—ups through illness. leach has been suffering with the flu but took part. joe root said he will trust the players to decide if they are fit enough to feature in the first

chelsea defender antonio rudiger said he was targeted by monkey chanting. tottenham have said they will conduct a thorough investigation. that's all. stay with bbc world news. there's more on our website — bbc.co.uk/news — and the news app. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. the supermarket giant halts production at a chinese factory over claim prisoners were full to to work against their will will. why india is becoming a stop off for major artists like u2 when they go on tour. good morning and welcome to this monday edition of asia business report, live from singapore with me, mariko oi. let's begin with allegations of falsely labour because british supermarket chain, tesco, has decided to suspend production at a factory in china after a six—year—old girl from south london found a message inside a christmas card, allegedly written by prisoners in shanghai. the message said, "please help us and notify human rights organisation" dobbie katie preston has more. it was 6—year—old school girl florence widdicombe who'd sat down at home

the government urges football authorities to do more to stamp out racism, after chelsea's antonio rudiger says he was abused at yesterday's tottenham game. prince charles supports flood—hit communities in yorkshire, as locals show their support for the duke of edinburgh, who remains in hospital. sir, how is your father? he's... he's all right. once you get to that age, things don't work as well. and the best of boozers — the number of pubs in the uk is going up for the first time in ten years. good evening. it was a murder that shocked many around the world, and now five people have been sentenced to death and three others jailed by a court in saudi arabia, over the death of the journalist jamal khashoggi. he was a prominent critic of the saudi government, and was killed last year when he went to their consulate in istanbul. a united nations investigator who carried out an inquiry into his murder says the hit—men may have been convicted, but the "masterminds" behind the killing have walked free. our security correspondent, frank gardner reports. the last public sighting of jamal khashoggi

tottenham say their inquiry is inconclusive so far after chelsea's antonio rudiger said he heard monkey noises during yesterday's match. five people are sentenced to death in saudi arabia for the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi, but a un investigator says the "masterminds" behind the crime have walked free. the former love island presenter caroline flack pleads not guilty to attacking her boyfriend at her home in london. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers kevin schofield, editor of politics home, and the broadcasterjohn stapleton. and also, in 45 minutes, private eye's editor, ian hislop, joins the bbc‘s media editor amol rajan to look back on a year of front covers, cartoons and satire. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the chief executive of the us aircraft manufacturer boeing has been sacked less than a week after the company said it would temporarily halt production of its troubled 737 max airliner. boeing has struggled to recover after 346 people died in two crashes involving the 737. our business correspondent theo leggett has the st

antonio rudiger gave his reaction on twitter.it is really sad to see racism again at a football match, but i think it's very important to talk about it in public. if not, it will be forgotten again in a couple of days as always." the professional footballers‘ association released a statement, again on twitter. it said, "we are disgusted and dismayed that once again, a premier league fixture has been tainted by abuse from the stands towards players. it has become clear that football players are on the receiving end of the blatant racism that is currently rife in the uk, but they are not alone. we will continue to fight on their behalf to combat this issue for good. the pfa calls for a government inquiry into racism within football." and the sports minister nigel adams also took to twitter last night. he said, "depressing to see today s events at white hart lane. i welcome spurs‘ investigation and will be speaking with the club s directors today. there is no place for racism or any kind of discrimination in football or anywhere els

and antonio rudiger has tweeted and has said... and antonio rudiger has tweeted and has said...om spurs fans as well in the last hours — thank you a lot for this." the premier league as yet have not reacted, but there will be pressure on them to act. thank you very much. you will be back with the rest of the sport later as well. you will be back with the rest of the sport later as well. a small town in australia, that's home to four—hundred people, has been almost entirely destroyed by fire. balmoral, in new south wales, has been engulfed by flames, as emergency crews struggle to contain what's been described as "catastrophic" bushfires. steve harrison from balmoral explained how lucky he was to escape. when it came, it came in, like, 3—4 minutes. a big plume of black smoke and embers fell out. iran around the building and turned the pumps on, we've got sprinklers on the roofs and the walls. that took me five minutes i suppose and by the time i got back to this shed here, got it wet, iran to my ute and the garden was on fire and the drive was on fire and the roof was on fire so

shortly afterwards rudiger gestured he had been the subject of racist abuse from the crowd.told his captain, who then told the referee, anthony taylor. an object was also thrown onto the pitch. the referee then spoke to both of the managers after that, and there was an announcement over the public address system, saying that racist behaviour from spectators was interfering with the game. that announcement over the public address system was repeated with about five minutes left of the match, and then again during injury time. now, under uefa protocol, games can be abandoned if fans have already been warned twice before. what has emerged is that although there were three warnings, they were not three separate incidents. there was one incident and there were three warnings for that one incident. but clearly this is another very worrying piece of news for english football. we have seen a string of incidents in recent months in the english game, allegations of racist abuse from fans, we saw that at the manchester derby earlier this month and we also saw that in the fa cup match b

after chelsea's antonio rudiger says he heard racist chants at yesterday's tottenham match, the governmentrges football authorities to do more to stop it. the tv presenter caroline flack appears in court and pleads not guilty to attacking her boyfriend at her home in london. and prince charles goes to support flood—hit communities in yorkshire, and locals show their support for the duke of edinburgh as he spends his fourth night in hospital. sir, how is your father? he's... he's all right. once you get to that age, things don't work as well. good evening. five people have been sentenced to death and three others have been jailed by a court in saudi arabia over the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi last year. khashoggi was a prominent critic of the saudi government. he was killed when he went to the saudi consulate in istanbul. a united nations investigator who carried out an inquiry into his murder has criticised the trial saying that the hitmen had been convicted, but the masterminds behind his death have walked free. our security correspondent frank gardner reports. the last publi

all i know is that toni rudiger has said that he heard some racist chanting, or comments.essed the group and a couple of lads who are in doping. of course, i'll support toni, as we would support any of our players, in fact any opposition players, whenever this happens, whatever stadium this happens at, it needs to be dealt with. as i don't know any more than that, we'll wait for the process to happen. match of the day pundit and former tottenham player danny murphy said he wanted to see stronger action from the footballing bodies in this country. it's ignorant, disgusting behaviour from a minority and i'm sad and we are sat here talking about it again. the psa are billing statements, they've had plenty of time to do more with the funds they've had available to help with this within football, and some of the organisation is trying to do their best and working on a shoestring. it is disgusting and something needs to happen quickly because this is becoming too regular. manchester united's six game unbeaten run in the premier league is over — after a moment to forget for their

assocation has called for a government inquiry into racism in the sport after the chelsea player antonio rudiger complained of hearing monkey noises from the crowd during yesterday's premier league match at tottenham. our sports correspondentjoe wilson is at tottenham's stadium for us this lunchtime. joe. the stadium behind me is a gleaming addition to the british sporting landscape and itself is an advertisement for the strength and power of the premier league. but far from futuristic, what happened here yesterday seems to be another worrying indication that in fact things are going backwards. a professional footballer telling the referee, telling the world, that he has heard monkey chants. not on a distant football pitch in eastern europe. this was chelsea's antonio rudiger at tottenham hotspur, in england's capital city, famed, theoretically, for its diversity. rudiger himself posted several tweets expressing his dismay at the incident, but also stressing the importance of talking publicly about racism, so that it's notjust forgotten about, as he suggests always happens. rudiger also points o

he was then approached by chelsea defender, antonio rudiger.ess made over tottenham's public address system then warned, "racist behaviour is interfering with the game". tottenham have now released a statement, which says, "we are now conducting a thorough investigation which will include liaising with chelsea and their players for their observations. any form of racism is completely unacceptable and will not be tolerated in our stadium. we take any such allegations extremely seriously and shall take the strongest possible action against any individual found to be behaving in such a way, including stadium bans." well, here's how the chelsea captain responded to the incident. what is clear is that we are first of all a club that is very active and we raise a lot of campaigns towards racism. we are very active in that, and every time we meet the premier league referees before the game, we are told to report if any incident happens. after the red card, it happened. antonio came to me and told me that he was listening to monkey noises in the crowd,

he was then approached by chelsea defender antonio rudiger.rfering with the game". earlier, i spoke to rob hastings, a tottenham fan who was at the game with his father. he described what he saw from where he was sitting. the ref had stopped the game and was chatting to the players and then ran across to speak to the managers. so i sit with my father, and we sat wondering, what is going on here, and following the racist incidents that england have endured in international matches, i suppose football fans are now a bit more educated in the sort of protocols of what happens when these incidents occur, so i said to my dad, the only thing i can think of is that someone has thrown something or someone had said something racist because we now know that that is what the referees do when those sort of things happen, so the ref ran over to the managers, spoke to them for a few seconds and then ran back and play continued, i do not know how long afterwards, it might have been a couple of minutes, an announcement was made to the entire stadium saying, i

the spurs boss felt that rudiger overreacted in an incident that saw son heung—min sent off.d that he was targetted with racial abuse from the stands shortly afterwards. i think with tony in this incident, when he is having to post after the game about something we know is a huge deal, i think to question his integrity in that time is disappointing. because i think pretty universally, certainly what i heard in the commentary and all the post—match reflection was that the son incident was a red card. i said it after the game, it wasn't a brutal red card, but it was an instinctive one that warrants a red card. tottenham's appeal against son's red card has failed. he'll miss the boxing day match at home to brighton then trips to norwich and southampton. liverpool's alex oxlade—chamberlain has damaged an ankle ligament and will miss their games against leicester and wolves. the england midfielder picked up the injury in qatar during the second half of his sides one—nil win over flamengo in the club world cup final on saturday. you have three ligaments on the outside of the ankle,

then son heung—min was sent off by var for this kick—out at antonio rudiger.ier league today — there was a big win for watford but a big defeat for manchester united. a howler from david de gea gifted watford their opening goal, scored by ismaila sarr. things went from bad to worse for united when aaron wan—bissaka's fouled sarr to give watford a penalty — a chance for redemption from de gea. but troy deeney made no mistake for their second. not even the introduction of paul pogba — returning after a near three—month absence — could raise united. it finished 2—0, watford's first home win of the season but they're still bottom. united remain 8th in the table. well, we didn't deserve to win the game by the way we performed. too many... we were too slow in possession, too slow, no intensity without the ball, and when they scored two in quick succession, we didn't have enough to get back. liverpool have arrived home after winning the club world cup in doha, their attention now turns back to winning the premier league. here are the players enjoying their win over f

a statement saying their initial findings into the alleged racist abuse of chelsea's antonio rudiger are "inconclusive" but a "thorough" investigation is continuing. rudiger said he was targetted with racist abuse during chelsea's win and announcements were then made to the crowd stating racist behaviour was interfering with the game. police are also investigating. facing the media today ahead of the boxing day fixtures, premier league managers were asked for their thoughts about what should be done to tackle the issue. society needs help. we need to eradicate this, we have to eradicate any form of discrimination in this case, we are speaking about racism. and yes, football needs help but society needs help. it is not about one club or one person, orjust one person the football world because every game, every week, every day, a lot of this is happening and we have to fight every day, especially the families at home to try and do better and giving the field to the new generation. these incidents are happening in love or discontinue info but would continue, at least how info but would

he was sent off for aiming a kick at rudiger in the second half.ready got away from tottenham by the time son was sent off. willian gave chelsea the lead with a brilliant strike from outside the box. chelsea then got a penatly when the spurs ‘keeper paulo gazzaniga clattered into marcos alonso — the penalty awared by var. it finished 2—0, a game marred by racism. david de gea made an absolute howler as manchester united were beaten by the premier league's bottom side watford in the early kick off. united's keeper gifted watford their opener at vicarage road, on a day that saw paul pogba make his long—awaited return. andy swiss was watching. fair to say smiles have been in short supply at watford. nigel pearson's team hadn't won at home since april, and against manchester united, there at first seemed little chance of that changing. jesse lingard with about the only opportunity of a desperately drab first 45 minutes. just after the break, how is this for a howler? calamity for united keeper david de gea, as the shot somehow squirmed through his fing

antonio rudiger gave his reaction on twitter.eally sad to see racism again at a football match, but i think it's very important to talk about it in public. if not, it will be forgotten again in a couple of days as always. and the sports minister nigel adams also took to twitter last night. he said: the professional footballers‘ association released a statement, again on twitter. it said: the pfa calls for a government inquiry into racism within football. let's talk now to bobby barnes, the pfa's deputy chief executive. thank you for being there for us this morning. how do you feel about the chances of this government inquiry? well, i would like to think that it inquiry? well, i would like to think thatitis inquiry? well, i would like to think that it is something of great national importance, because let's be clear about this, when we talk about racism in football, that is a very narrow definition. football in itself is not racism and it is not divorced from wider society, people don't come to a football match and become racist.

the spurs boss felt that rudiger overreacted in the ncident that saw son sent off for violent conductracial abuse from the stands shortly afterwards. lampard says mourinho's comments were "disappointing". tottenham's appeal against son's sending off was rejected today he's suspended for the boxing day match at home to brighton then trips to norwich and southampton. liverpool's alex 0xlade—chamberlain has damaged an ankle ligament and will definitely miss their games against leicester and wolves. he was injured in qatar during their victory over the south american champions flamengo in the club world cup final on saturday. 18 months after getting sacked by west bromwich albion, alan pardew is back in football — he's taken over as head coach of the struggling dutch side den haag. he has signed a deal until the end of the season, and will have chris powell as his assistant. powell will combine the role with his england coaching position. den haag are currently second bottom in the dutch league. they currently on a winter break, pardew‘s first game will be against the bottom side in the d

antonio rudiger gave his reaction on twitter.lly sad to see racism again at a football match, but i think it's very important to talk about it in public. if not, it will be forgotten again in a couple of days as always. the sports minister said: depressing to see today's events. i welcome spurs investigation. there is no place for racism or any kind of discrimination in football or anywhere else. yesterday was a sense of deja vu, we we re yesterday was a sense of deja vu, we were talk ing about something similar with the manchester derby and with england playing bulgaria. we are in danger of this becoming rooted into the fabric of football and everyone with an interest in making sure that is not the case needs to pus pressure on the authorities to take a tougher line. what is it like for the players when they're facing this sort of abuse and what sort of things are they hearing. it is terrible, we have all experienced it, we have been in that space, i think my generation of playing wasn't as bad as previous generations and probab

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rudiger then said he had been the victim of racist abuse from the crowd.s also thrown onto the pitch. the referee spoke to both of the managers after that and there was then an announcement over the public address system saying that racist behaviour from spectators was interfering with the game. that announcement over the public address system was repeated with about five minutes left of the match, and then again during injury time. under uefa protocol, games can be abandoned if fans have already been warned twice before. what has emerged is that although there were three warnings, there were not three separate incidents, there was one incident and there were three warnings for that incident. clearly, this is another very worrying piece of news for english football. we have seen a string of incidents in recent months in the english game, allegations of racist abuse from fans. we saw that at the manchester derby earlier this month. we also saw it in an fa cup match between haringey and yeovil which had to be abandoned. and clearly this will be a huge worry

the spurs boss felt that rudiger overreacted in an incident that saw son heung—min sent off, the chelsea the stands shortly afterwards. i think with tony in this incident, when he is having to post after the game about something we know is a huge deal, i think to question his integrity in that time is disappointing. because i think pretty universally, certainly what i heard in the commentary and all the post—match reflection, was that this incident was a red card. i said it after the game, it wasn't a brutal red card, but it was an instinctive one that warrants a red card. tottenhams appeal against son's red card has failed. he'll miss the boxing day match at home to brighton then trips to norwich and southampton. liverpool's alex 0xlade—chamberlain has damaged an ankle ligament and will miss their games against leicester and wolves. the england midfielder picked up the injury in qatar during the second half of his sides 1—0 win over flamengo in the club world cup final on saturday. you have three ligaments on the outside of the ankle, one of them is damaged. we now have to see how we ca

tottenham say their inquiry is inconclusive so far after chelsea's antonio rudiger said he heard monkeyfive people are sentenced to death in saudi arabia for the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi, but a un investigator says the "masterminds" behind the crime have walked free. the former love island presenter caroline flack pleads not guilty to attacking her boyfriend at her home in london.

and in sport, tottenham say their initial findings into the alleged racist abuse of antonio rudiger are inconclusive, but a chelsea fan has been arrested for allegedly abusing son heung—min. good morning. it is christmas eve and we are going to bejoined by the singers all morning. we have rain that were clear. heavy thundery showers and windy across the south with some sunshine in the forecast. i will tell you where in about 15 minutes. a very good morning to you. it's tuesday, december the 24th. our top story: the queen will use her christmas day message to say that 2019 has been quite bumpy. it comes after a year of intense political debate over brexit, as well as a number of personal events affecting the royal family. here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. it has been a year which at times may have felt quite bumpy, so the queen will say in her christmas broadcast recorded a few days ago at windsor castle. she doesn't clarify what it is at has been bumpy, which will inevitably invite speculation. these are her words talking about reconciliation, she says. the path of cours

chelsea's antonio rudiger, who made the complaint, says he hopes the offenders will be found and punishedve vowed to take the strongest possible action. stories of survival from the australian bushfires. we'll hear from the residents of one community that's been devastated by the flames. it's apparently the busiest day for food shopping of the year, with an estimated 13 million of you buying supplies for christmas day.

assocation has called for a government inquiry into racism in the sport after the chelsea player antonio rudigere match at tottenham. our sports correspondentjoe wilson is at tottenham's stadium for us this lunchtime. joe. the stadium behind me is a gleaming addition to the british sporting landscape and itself is an advertisement for the strength and power of the premier league. but

the match referee reported an allegation of racist abuse was made against chelsea defender antonio rudiger in the times business section, the current gloom infecting the uk high street is spreading online, with more than 9,000 internet retailers reported to be suffering from significant financial distress. the guardian says tesco will suspended production at a factory in china alleged to have forced foreign prisoners to help make charity christmas cards and also withdrawn them from sale. the allegations came to light after a 6—year—old girl opened a box of charity christmas cards from the supermarket and discovered a plea for help inside one of them. and finally, do you trust reviews whilst shopping online? according to an investigation by the mail, many people are being duped into buying shoddy goods after reading fake reviews on amazon. the paper's investigation found glowing appraisals are sold for £13 amazon has responded and in a statement said "it is relentless in its efforts to protect the intergrity of reviews". we hope to give you a good review of these papers. with me is eileen b

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during the game, after monkey noises and racist chanting were aimed at the chelsea defender antonio rudigerissued a statement saying they are now conducting a thorough investigation and that will include speaking to some of the chelsea players. that statement says, "any form of racism is completely unacceptable and will not be tolerated in this stadium." it says they take any allegations such allegations extremely seriously and they will take the strongest possible action against any individualfound to be behaving in any such a way will be taken, including stadium bans. one would imagine with all the cameras and the technology in the stadiums like this it might be relatively easy to catch any alleged perpetrators. but, of course, this isn't the first such incident in recent weeks and months. we had a manchester city fan arrested earlier this month following a game between city and manchester united for alleged racist abuse. there have been incidents in some of the minor league games. we also had the england team, the black players in the england team, facing racist abuse when they played in

during the game after monkey noises and racist chanting were aimed at the chelsea defender antonio rudigert this evening saying they are conducting a thorough investigation and they will include speaking to the chelsea players. that statement says, "any form of racism is completely unacceptable and will not be tolerated in our stadium." they say they will take the strongest possible action against any individual found to be paving in such a way, including stadium bans. one would imagine with all the cameras and the technology in the stadiums these days it might be easy to catch any alleged perpetrator. andy mentioned those incidents in the uk earlier this year and of course england players, black england players, being abused earlier this year when they played in bulgaria. today, though, just a reminder that if there were people out there who thought that the issue of racism in football had gone away, that doesn't seem to be the case. tourists flocking to bethlehem in the lead up to christmas have been surprised to see an alternative nativity scene created by the elusive artist banksy in h

during the game after monkey noises and racist chanting were aimed at the chelsea defender antonio rudigeron reports. well, spurs have issued a statement saying they are now conducting a thorough investigation and that will include speaking to some of the chelsea players. that statement says, "any form of racism is completely unacceptable and will not be tolerated in this stadium." it says they take any allegations such allegations extremely seriously and they will take the strongest possible action against any individualfound to be behaving in any such a way will be taken, including stadium bans. one would imagine with all the cameras and the technology in the stadiums like this it might be relatively easy to catch any alleged perpetrators. but, of course, this isn't the first such incident in recent weeks and months. we had a manchester city fan arrested earlier this month following a game between city and manchester united for alleged racist abuse. there have been incidents in some of the minor league games. we also had the england team, the black players in the england team, facing rac

follows sunday‘s premier league match between tottenham and chelsea when play was stopped after antonio rudigert their findings were inconclusive . tottenham managerjose mourinho gave his thoughts on the issue of racism in football. do we need help? yes. but society needs help. we need to eradicate... is that the correct word? yes. we need to eradicate any form of discrimination, and in this case, we are speaking about racism. and, yes, football needs help. but society needs help. (well, the sheffield united manager, chris wilder agreed with mourinho and said fans shouldn‘t hold back in calling out racism when they see it in the stands. i have always thought it was always society, attached to football teams and grounds. if you are sitting next to somebody who is doing it, just out them, out the people next to you. be brave and police your own football ground. the former newcastle and crystal palace manager alan pardew has been appointed as the new head coach of netherlands side den haag. pardew has signed a deal until the end of the season and will have chris powell as his assistant. den haag a

committed to working closely with the football authorities to stamp out racism after chelsea's antonio rudigerrd monkey noises during yesterday's match against tottenham. five people have been sentenced to death in saudi arabia for the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi — but a un investigator says the "masterminds" behind the crime have walked free. the prince of wales has visited fishlake in south yorkshire, where hundreds face chrstimas out of their homes after last month's flooding. the former love island presenter caroline flack has pleaded not guilty to assaulting her boyfriend at herflat in london. now on bbc news, the brexitcast team look back on a roller coaster of a year in politics in — review 2019's brexitcast. this is cassie adler in westminster. it is adam fleming in westminster. and laura in westminster as well. the three wise people. in empty chairing, not an ice sculpture melting. ourfriend chris. he is on holiday. in new zealand. so he has gone as far away as you can possibly get from brexit. for anyone who is just tuning in and has not seen brexitcast is a podcast that

chelsea defender antonio rudiger said he was targeted by monkey chanting. tottenham have said they will conduct a thorough investigation. that's all. stay with bbc world news. i'll be back at 1am for more newsday with mariko, but now on bbc news it's hardtalk. i'll be back at 1am for more newsday with mariko, but now on bbc news it's hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. the long and bloody conflict in northern ireland was known euphemistically as the troubles. one aspect of it got a separate label, the dirty war. that was the name given to the covert operations of the british state — both army and intelligence — infiltrating the ira, running informers and agents to undermine the republican movement from within. one agent was my guest today, willie carlin, who became an undercover spy within the political wing of the ira, sinn fein. he's written a book exposing his secrets. how does he justify what he did? willie carlin, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me. it is actually quite extraordinary having you in the studio given you were an u

rudiger was subsequently targeted with alleged racist abuse during sunday's premier league match. when he is having to post after the game about something that we know is a huge deal, i think the question is integrity in that time is disappointing. forsure. integrity in that time is disappointing. for sure. because integrity in that time is disappointing. forsure. becausei think pretty universally, certainly what i heard in the tom terry and all the post—match reflection, was that it was a red card. i said after the game, it wasn't a brutal red ca rd the game, it wasn't a brutal red card but it was an instinctive one that warrants a red card. alex oxlade—chamberlain has sustained ankle ligament damage and will miss liverpool's games against leicester and wolves between christmas and new year. the england midfielder picked up the injury in qatar during the second half of his sides one—nil win over flamengo in the club world cup final on saturday. klopp says the club will make a further assessment before determining a return date. you have three ligaments on the outside of the ankle

rudiger was subsequently targeted with alleged racist abuse.hen he is having to post after the game about something that we know is a huge deal, i think the question is integrity in that time is disappointing for sure. i think pretty universally, certainly what i heard in the commentary and only post much reflection, was that the incident was a red card. i said after the game, it was not a brutal red card but it was an instinctive one that warrants a red card. alex 0xlade chamberlain has sustained ankle ligament damage and will miss liverpool's games against leicester and wolves between christmas and new year. the england midfielder picked up the injury in qatar during the second half of his sides 1—0 win over flamengo in the club world cup final on saturday. how quickly we can fix those three ligaments. i had the issue myself but it was years ago and, yeah, it can take you well and it can be quick. we have to see. no chance for thursday, or this year. that is clear. we have to see how quickly it ca n settle. the former newcastle and crystal pa

committed to working closely with the football authorities to stamp out racism after chelsea's antonio rudiger said he heard monkey noises during yesterday's match against tottenham. five people have been sentenced to death in saudi arabia for the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi, but a un investigator says the "masterminds" behind the crime have walked free. the prince of wales has visited fishlake in south yorkshire, where hundreds face christmas out of their homes after last month's flooding. the former love island presenter caroline flack has pleaded not guilty to assaulting her boyfriend at herflat in london. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kevin schofield, editor of politics home, and the broadcasterjohn stapleton. a quick look through the front pages. tomorrow's financial times leads on the ousting of the chief executive of boeing after two deadly crashes involving its 737 max plane. the i warns of serious flooding over the festive period with heavy rain forecast in parts of the uk later this week. the daily expres

second half after an object was thrown on to the pitch and he was approached by blues defender antonio rudigeraddress system then warned "racist behaviour is interfering with the game". we will have more on this later on bbc news. the queen has attended church at sandringham, for a carol concert. she was joined by edward, sophie and their son — but without the duke of edinburgh — who has spent a second night in a central london hospital. prince philip, who's 98, is being treated for a pre—existing condition, on the advice of his doctors. our correspondent, tolu adeoye, is in sandringham and gave us this update earlier. no updates at all from the palace today, we have not heard from them since friday when the duke left sandringham to go to the hospital in london for what was described as observation and treatment for a pre—existing condition. we do know that he has been laughing and joking with staff in the hospital, but no updates at all as to his condition. as the duke was living here which was where he spent much of his time since he retired, the queen was arriving for her christmas break an