it is looking very good for the scots. _ november. it is looking very good for the scots.ill have more | november. it is looking very good i for the scots. we will have more on that story on tomorrow night's sportsday. that's all from sportsday. goodbye. hello there. hello. for some of us over the last few days, it has felt as if summer has been trying to cling on deep into october. but autumn is going to be arriving over the next few days. in fact, already feeling quite autumnal in the northern half of the uk. here some sunshine, but some rather cool air working its way in from the north—west. conversely, south—westerly winds bringing warm and muggy air down towards the south, and the dividing line between those air masses is this weather front bringing some outbreaks of rain across parts of wales, the midlands, into east anglia and lincolnshire. particularly heavy rain i think across parts of west wales with the risk of some flooding and some disruption. to the south of that, often quite murky but warm and humid. further north, something cooler and fresher. 12 degrees, f

he's set to pledge an extra £300m to cut nhs waiting lists in scotland, with one in every seven scotsreatment. he also trying to mend the tensions within the party by backing a new referendum for independence let's now speak to iain macwhirter, columnist for the times and the author of disunited kingdom. this is his keynote moment in front of his party's conference, what do you expect he will have to say to bring some of those divisions in the party back together? the bring some of those divisions in the party back together?— party back together? the party has actually made _ party back together? the party has actually made a — party back together? the party has actually made a big _ party back together? the party has actually made a big effort - party back together? the party has actually made a big effort to - party back together? the party has actually made a big effort to be - actually made a big effort to be united after a period in which it has been frankly traumatised, not just by the police investigation, cash for camper vans affairs, but also a confusion about the route to in

showers, western scot, but clear skies, temperatures here rather low but it is going to be a mild startthis time of year, as we head into tuesday, it is much fresher feeling day, we have lost the humidity in the south. it will be breezy with a noticeably brisk wind, a day of sunshine and some showers moving eastwards. temperatures will of course be lower, peaking in the mid to high teens but still above the average for the time of year. then on wednesday, high pressure standards to build in from the south so it is likely towards the south we will see a largely dry rest of the week. not so further north. another front, uncertainty on detail will push across northern ireland and into scotland, possibly lingering for a time with heavy downpour o for a time with heavy downpour 0 keep an eye on the forecast. temperatures more or less where they will be on tuesday so the mid to high teens for most, it is looking similar again with more rain moving into western scot as we head through thursday and possibly friday. look at the temperatures climbing as we head into the weekend. weekend. maybe 26

different peoples have this instrument, not only they have it, let’s say the irish, the scots have aians have a similar instrument, all of them are called the familiar duda, duda, people smell the words duda, they look for the dudachka, the pitiful adraz u, ale duda - geta big powerful tools, and most importantly , they are used for the most efficient use of the fur. skuranoga, which is in the wind, then clicked on the yago, and finally comes out ... sings guk, and then the singing peoples of the yago gave their name, all the french call this instrument murzet, and bal gary is called a guide, in belarus duda, in the ukrainians call it the kaza, and the irish and the scots call it the valynka, we have more than 500 years ago in belarus. i would like to learn how to play on the skin of these instruments, as long as it is quick, but i know the instrument on which you can learn it. practical adrazu. igar, what is the name of the instrument that you currently have in your hands? in my hands i already know the clamps, and in your hands i have a washing machine and i have a lot of time and

the scots are saying: are we ready to host refugees? the british say: don't.other-in-law and father-in-law in the gas sector, i need to get them out. and they say, well, they say it’s a disaster, they have six bottles of drinking water left for 100 people. and the brilliant answer, decide sunok and others, let’s give us money. and where can this money be spent for all three gases, i’m just wondering, they’ll give them money, why? then the next one suddenly changed his mind and said, by last name barel, he looks like that and says, in general, yes, he really says, but how, and how to move a million people when there are no opportunities, no transport, somehow it won’t work out quickly, probably, yes, so barel suddenly thought, in in the beautiful garden of bareles, apples suddenly began to fall on my head. suddenly it turned out that the beautiful garden of barelli, not only ponies live there, as the outstanding professor says, yes, well, i won’t tell you myself, that is why here, the situation is terrible, while the world looks like some kind of pitiful parody

that is, that’s all. things are called by their proper names: nazis, fascists, they are recruiting scots is nazism in ukraine, this is russian propaganda, this cannot be mentioned together, yes, so there is a separate problem of the nazis in britain, in scotland in this case, and completely separately the democratic freedom fighters, they glorify the same british who go to ukraine, forgetting about them... when you’re in scotland, no, it’s a nazi, when you move to ukraine and die there, what scottish hero died there, it means it doesn’t matter what him for the tattoos and so on further, this very hypocrisy of the western press is clearly manifested, but i finally want to say to these very british and other western figures, you understand, after all, all these militants, well, those who survive, those who will not be disposed of there in ukraine, they... soon you will create these clubs there not just with boxing gloves , they will soon appear there with jewellins, with stingers, with grenades, with and maybe even with armored vehicles, you have created problems for yourself in the future

in fact, of the red six and greek leaders had scots-irish irish names and jackson himself was scots-irish. now, the reason they had names like that is because the greek society was macho, it was matriarchal. and you, your place in society to your mother and to her clan and kinship ties. well, a lot of greek women married first british and then america first british and later american traitors. the traders were scots-irish for the most part, and they were loyal to the crown. and after the revolutionary ended, several hundred of them fled into the greek country and settled down permanently there, and they gave rise to a generation of of greek who were mixed blood half white, half greek or some variation of that. so you have a have a kind of a this is unique in american indian wars. have the the so-called hostile leadership it was principally mattie mixed race. and i want to i want to spend a few minutes talking about the climactic battle of the greek war. that is the battle of horseshoe bend, which i imagine most of you are familiar with, at least to some degree. did you get the maps too? i

and now they're having to look at the end game scots. we hear from reports that is actually the main conduit. persuading israel to slow down is the daily meeting between the us defense secretary lloyd austin and his office number these right, the defense minister you'll have go on to seems to be the most whole case of those in the military leadership and the reports. the 2nd, the reasons that you'll see is already mentioned. some of these are those that are being held by how mass they need to get more 8 into gaza to protect us interests and the regions of those sound. like the reasons why the us would be urging caution at the moment to you. i think the wine, which has been late to the media on by american it has rarely officials that it's primarily because of those 222 hostages. about 50 of whom are for nationals. i think that's actually just simply a convenient pretext for what has been the line, not just of the your wealth, but of much of the international community. very since, very soon after from office mass murder of israel, they s

in keeping with our theme here at frances, who became a prisoner of war, and fourth, a scots spy who was hanged by the british for espionage in june 1777. and if you together the social profile of these four incendiary rays, what think emerges is a picture the most radical elements of revolutionary movement. in 1776 many of the revolutionary leaders were comparatively conservative right. if we look at john jay or george washington, they wanted to get rid of the british. they also wanted to maintain order and, you know and thought about the revolution that way. but there were other revolutionaries who, you know, were at the kind of radical, radical fringe, right of the revolution who were trying to push the envelope in various ways. so see, you're convinced by the story i'm about to tell. all right. let's talk about the first incendiary. this is one of my favorite stories and actually, i tell her story most fully, not in this book, but a volume of essays called women waging war in the american revolution, edited by the military historian holly mayer. and so i have an entire essay just

nor the other, but when his scottish friend says, listen, i’m asking you, come to an agreement, the scotsaccept refugees, the british say it’s not necessary, the scotsman says: i have a mother-in-law and father-in-law in the gas sector, i need to get them out , he says, well, they say it’s a disaster, they have six bottles of drinking water left for 100 people, and a brilliant answer , decide to sunok and others: let us give them money, but where can this money be spent with all the gas, i’m just wondering, they’ll give them money, why? then the next one suddenly changed his mind and said, his last name is bareli, he looks and says, in general, yes, he really says, but how, but how moving a million people when there are no opportunities, no transport, somehow it won’t work out quickly, probably, yes, so barel suddenly thought, in the beautiful garden of barel, suddenly apples began to fall and... not only ponies live there, as he says , an outstanding professor, yes, well, i won’t tell you myself, that is, that is why here, the situation is terrible, while the world looks like some kind o

but celtic and atlético were unable to identify the strongest. 2:2, after three rounds, the scots are on the spaniards with five points. in the next match of the mhl regular season , dynamo shinnik achieved an away victory over the captain from stupino 4:1. matvey shedlovsky, miroslav mikhalev, alexander ermolenko and nikolai salygo distinguished themselves as part of the black and blue team. reliable actions on the last line of beavers goalkeeper anton mosalsky, who repelled 17 shots from 18. was prestigious on the account of fedor avramov, thus shinnik began a series of two defeats in a row. the first period we had the initiative, we seemed to score good goals , the second period we were closed in the zone, well , we stood there for 3 minutes and skated so hard that they just caught us during the shift changes, but in the end they scored, and the third was back and forth , gave us confidence, because we haven’t been playing very well in recent matches. with 23. after nineteen meetings, dynamonic takes second place in the standings of the silver division of the western conference. ou

just after that, they could have been a point but the scots could not finish. that, mistakes started to creep. aaron hickey gave away possession and spain pounced again but there are several ways scotland can still qualify. spain now play norway on sunday and if they draw or when, scotland will go through and if that does not happen, scotland still have two group games in which to get to point that they will then need. fans will have to wait a little longer to celebrate. we have done a lot — longer to celebrate. we have done a lot of _ longer to celebrate. we have done a lot of work _ longer to celebrate. we have done a lot of work to - longer to celebrate. we have done a lot of work to get - longer to celebrate. we have done a lot of work to get 15 l done a lot of work to get 15 points from 16 games and if spain that make if we don't give anything again spain but would qualify because of what we have done to get the 15 points to get here. if no weight when the game, then we go to november with a realistic chance of topping the group. well, in that group norway

head coach andy farrell has named an unchanged 15 from last weekends win over the scots.hrough to what is essentially the semifinals in major league baseball's postseason, completing a clean sweep over the baltimore orioles. home runs for corey seager and adolis garcia with pitchers nathan eovaldi and jose leclerc setting up a first american league championship series since 2011. they'll play either houston astros or minnesota twins next. lots more on the bbc sport website. we'll have more for you a little later on. thank you so much. developing news to bring you from israel and from gaza. we are just getting news that the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, and the national unity party leader, one of the leaders of the opposition, benny gantz, we understand they have agreed to form a national emergency government. this had been called for bison of the opposition parties some time. benny gantz is the former defence minister and this has been speculated on for the last few days, that this would happen. we understand benjamin netanyahu and benny gantz have agreed to form an

on dw, the business dw news live from belin. ukraine suffers one of the deadliest attack since the scots of the russian invasion. dozens of civilians, including children, are killed as a village in the east of the country faces the missile strikes. also coming up, the building of the wall will resume a policy reversal from us. the president job item will allow the construction of more barriers along the southern border to stop migrants crossing from mexico. and the legion play right now on process is this, he is nobel prize went up in literature for what the swedish academy say on innovative plays and pros, a give voice to the on sable, the antonio medical welcome to the program and east $51.00. civilians have been killed in a russian attack on north east in ukraine. cleaning. and officials said miss alt struck a village shop and cafe in this hockey region. countries into administers of the victims had been gathered at a funeral wake. so this small village, its tragedy steeped on so right around 60 residents had gathered together after a soldier's funeral. and we need to be hit by a russ

record appeared on the front page , fascist fight clubs are being created in scotland, hundreds of scotskraine, but, well she's not there, yeah as if that’s all, but let me remind you that robert runda , we once mentioned him in programs, he was closely connected with azov, which is banned in russia, he visited ukraine more than once, participated in combat there. with this same kapustin bastard, who is supposedly russian, yes, who, who is used for these same psychological operations, the same ones came to germany, well, who allegedly organized all these attacks on russia, well, from the outside, so what am i talking about, and not a word about this, that is, everything, things are called their own nazis. fascists, they are recruiting scots, about ukraine has nothing, why? but because you understand, this is nazism in ukraine - this is russian propaganda, this cannot be mentioned together, yes, so there is a separate problem of the nazis in britain, in scotland in this case, and completely separately the democratic freedom fighters, they they glorify the same british who go to ukraine, f

head coach andy farrell has named an unchanged 15 from last weekend's win over the scots.ricket world cup. afghanistan won the toss and decided to bat in delhi and they're on course for what looks to be a competitive total. captain hashmatullah shahidi hit a quickfire 80 as their midddle order rallied after they lost early wickets. they finished on 272—8. having watched novak djokovic surpass his grand slam tally, rafa nadal looks set to return to grand slam tennis at the australian open injanuary. that's according to tournament chief craig tiley. the former world number one, who's now 37, has been sidelined since january this year. nadal said he expects to retire at the end of next year and has also tournament organisers in melbourne have said he's committed to playing in the first grand slam of the year. to be here and he particularly is someone who loves australia, loves playing here, is very well liked by everyone, liked by all his staff as well, too, so excited to see him hitting and feeling really good about it, and obviously there(s still a bit of time between now a

their uniforms are jungle between with only the regimental tigers wearing the kilts which won the scotshell. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ >> a c-47 transport plane is loaded with leaflets which will be drop over north korean territory. these drops are being made frequently to counter enemy propaganda. the c-47 transports carry heavy loads of leaflets for long trips into north korea. for shorter trips, t-6s are used. safe conduct passes. if the leaflet is found on a north korean soldier by his own officers, the penalty is death. the packets are thrown out, and the wind takes care of sorting and delivering. enemy captives report that these messages are often memorized to avoid the danger of having the leaflet found on the person. ♪ ♪ >> on 30 august the reds are gaining in the south and in the central sector, but in the northeast near pohang, united states and south korean units are holding their ground against heavy to opposition. in this fight near pohang, the company of the 24th infantry division supported by a platoon of tanks. these units are moving forward to attack a red position called hill 148, a ridg

willing spain to win — and this was the reaction to that goal in a bar in lille where many scots hadutomatically for a major tournament for 25 years. wales had a stunning victory over croatia which means qualification is back in their hands. they won 2—1, both of their goals coming from harry wilson. it means if they win their two remaining games against armenia and turkey they will qualify at croatia�*s expense. immensely proud, first and foremost. immensely proud, first and foremost. i can�*t speak highly enough of them as a group, the camp has been outstanding. from day one up to now. from a defensive point of view, i think they were outstanding. they stuck to the game plan. we knew we would create opportunities and it was stepping up to the plate and they deserve these golds. but they were outstanding. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that�*s bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. the prime minister rishi sunak visited a jewish school in london to underline his support for the commu

who led the _ remember, including three scots who led the party.hink prior to labours recovery and scotland labour had a _ labours recovery and scotland labour had a past _ labours recovery and scotland labour had a past to a minority government -- path— had a past to a minority government -- path to— had a past to a minority government -- path to a— had a past to a minority government —— path to a minority government in engiand _ —— path to a minority government in engiand and — —— path to a minority government in england and wales and increasingly a path to— england and wales and increasingly a path to a _ england and wales and increasingly a path to a majority government through— path to a majority government through england, wales and in scotland — through england, wales and in scotland too. it's a remarkable turnaround of fortunes in scotland. partly— turnaround of fortunes in scotland. partly driven by the snp is cataclysmic collapse. i think we can surely— cataclysmic collapse. i think we can surely now— cataclysmic collapse. i think we can

the palace was renovated to the italian architects of scot sparma.aved palace has a prominent vanity and the barons have a front vestibule and staircase. the scenes were tense and tense. small and few halls created an asymmetrical and closed layout plan. the getag palace would have been wiped out in no time. in the forms of architecture of the renaissance, characteristic rygos, dekaratyny atyk, a scene above the halide cornices, windows with thin shawls and bay windows with figured finishing. the new building would be the entrance to the castle itself, and it was conceived as a palace-castle complex. geta was a new word for architecture. the great gallery at the end of the apostle of the vitauta castle was rebuilt in the fall for the purpose of communing with the inhabitants of budynka. novaga residence of the complex. yana zluchyla renaissance palace z novay vezhaj bramai, uzvedzenai veragodna na mescy gatichnaga berkhfreda. then the gallery went to the path of the towering gate of the castle, and beyond it head to kazimac. for a long time it was no

fundamentally, yes, i mean, i, i have to uh differ um, with scot in the assertion that you, the united states has been an anti-colonial power, while uh, certainly uh, the u.s. rebelled against british colonialism, locally, it was also engaged in a settler colonial process targeting, indigenous land and indigenous lives, and of course it has become the center of imperialist power and control in the world, particularly in the past 75. years and is the dominant colonial force in the world today, and so it's support for zionist colonialism and occupied palestine, much like canadas, is not anomaly, but part and parcel of it of the same way that the united states and canada engage in relation to asia, africa and latin america across the board and certainly uh towards iran and towards the arab region, and we've seen this over and over and over again through. throughout the years and the zionist project always saw itself as a colonial project and it was always viewed by its western backers and supporters as mechanism of maintaining control and division against the peoples of the region and the

so in most cases, the individuals are going scot-free because of high-level corruption.narrator: only an estimated 10% of traffickers ever get caught, and for those that do, penalties are usually small. massive numbers of elephants have been slaughtered for ivory before. knights: 1970 and 1989, african elephant numbers fell from 1.2 million to around 450,000. narrator: that was more than half of the entire elephant population of africa at that time. in the mid-1980s, the environmental investigation agency, or eia, an independent nongovernmental group, uncovered evidence about the scope of the ivory trade. they filmed secret chinese ivory carving factories in dubai. raw ivory was being partially carved there to avoid export permit costs when it was shipped to asia. thornton: there were 60 carvers working 16 hours a day carving ivory, and there were bags of ivory stacked 10 feet high. and those operations in three years went through 1,000 tons of ivory. narrator: the eia identified three chinese and one kenyan syndicate involved in the operation. these findings helped buil

around half of our fellow scots already support independence.t half into a sustained majority and we shall do so when we concentrate not on the howl, but the why. applause when we came together on sunday that we agreed that next election, line one page one of the manifesto will say vote snp for scotland to become independent country. applause and the reason that will be page one, line one of the manifesto is because independence is about building a better scotland. independence is not simply an end in itself. it is inextricably linked to the cost of living crisis. it is about raising living standards, protecting our nhs. above all it's about a new well—being economy, an economy that works for the people, not the other way round. and on the economy, keir starmer says he wants growth, growth, growth. well, there's a huge problem with that because he also ports brexit, brexit, brexit. applause —— also supports. brexit cannot be made to work for scotland. it has been an unmitigated disaster, and with independence, we can escape the failed uk brexit

their uniforms are jungle brain with only the regimental -- wearing the kilts which won the scots the nickname the ladies from hel. >> a c-47 transport plane is loaded with leaflets which will be drop over north korean territory. these drops are being made frequently to counter enemy propaganda. ac 47 transport plane is thload with -- which will be dropped over north korean territory. these drops are being made frequently to counter enemy propaganda. the sea 47 transports carry heavy loads of leaflets for long trips if into north korea. for shorter trips t6 is our use. safe conduct passes. if the leaflet is found on a north korean soldier by his own officers the penalty is death. over enemy territory the packets are thrown out and the wind takes your takes care of sorting and delivering. these messages are often memorized. to avoid the danger of having the leaflet found on the person. central sector, but in the northeast near pohang, united states and south korean units are holding their ground against heavy to opposition. in this fight near pohang, the company of the on thursday augu

we looked eastwards for our sovereignty, we were the irish dimension alone with welsh, english and scots that made up the british nation in the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland, and that is the politic that i was born into, very heartly home, but where politics was daily discussed, large. as a consequence of the poverty that surrounded us all, poverty reined in the area, obviously being born in 1967, it was also on the cusp of the civil uprising that was happening here in northern ireland, and while i had nothing to do with the previous 50 years of the orange state and what had happened, i certainly was born into that area of era of violence, and an actual fact until the seasfires of 1994, 199 87 i knew only violence in my life, so i grew up with daily armed violence all around me on um everyday basis, you know our days were spent listening to bombs, listening to gun fire, arm patrols on the street, para aggression, provisional ira aggression against my community, uh loyalist paramilitary violence against my community every single day on our streets, so what moted mot

the spaniards, together with the scots, issue vouchers in euros, and those who bet on the victory of celebrate with them. they multiplied their money. twice. the current champion of italy also risks not getting into the euro, so as not to worsen its chances, luchan spolet's team needs to beat the group leader england. and it won’t be easy to do this, the british look very powerful, with four wins and only one draw in the current qualifying tournament. in addition, garrett southgate's team has its own scores to settle with the italians, namely the defeat in the final of the last euro. yes, in the current selection the british have not yet guaranteed themselves a way out of group, so they will only play to win; as for the italian national team, despite its status as european champion, it is considered an outsider in the upcoming match. moreover, even a draw, according to experts, is an unlikely outcome. however, only the game itself will give all the answers, and the victory of the england team with an advantage of two or more goals will increase the money bet on it two and a half time

balgaria it is called a guide, belarusians call them duda, ukrainians call them kaza, and the irish and scotsarus, i would like to learn how to play... on the skin of these instruments, whenever this is the same time, but i know the instrument, i how can you learn how to play practically? igar, what is the name of the instrument that you currently have in your hands? in my hands i already know the clamps, and in your hands there is a tool and there is a waste or a waste of time, as you know, it seems that these are the most simple tools, for which learning grace is not required, they are vyary ўvali is extraordinary, not uncommon, in the same way, on vyachorki, there would be music of the galone, which plays on a serious instrument, on the same harmonica, and other magicians understand all such instruments, even simple, spontaneous ones, they gave, let’s say so, and ry tm and noise are harmful for this, if only it were possible to jump dances, here it was possible to dance and sing songs, and to play on such parties, and the skins with their hump in their own way, and the galloins that make n

the world number one side now face new zealand in the quarterfinals as the scots head home. office amber warning for some lasting until this afternoon. i have details on that and the sunny and warm weather across other parts of the uk. more about coming up on breakfast. it�*s sunday the eighth of october. our main story: some palestinian gunmen remain at large in israel this morning following yesterday�*s invasion, which has prompted a series of retaliatory air strikes on gaza.

among the belarusians it is called duda, among the ukrainians it is called kaza, and the irish the scotshow to play on the skin of these instruments, as long as it is quick, but there is a known instrument that can be learned to play in a practical manner. igar, what is the name of the instrument that you currently have in your hands? now you know the clippers, and in your hands there is a grinder and there is a tool or a tool , as you know, it seems that these are the most simple tools, for which learning skills are not required, they have been chosen for the most on, well sometimes, right away, on vyachorki, there would be music of the halloween, which plays on a serious instrument, on the same harmonica, and other magicians understand all such instruments, even simple, self-reliant ones, we gave, let’s say so , and noise and noise are harmful to so... it was possible to jump dances, here it was possible to dance and sing songs, and to play on such people, and their skins were thick in their own way, otherwise they were noisy, well, skins, as i say, may your guk, we can pasprabavats, i

it's foolish to capture and hold for to one at school where the scots, they say a back to solution would be to switch to less water intensive agriculture, environmental generalist mot. clermont c believes conflict cipher bolts will only increase, not just in the agriculture sector, sunscreen, and i think sincerely is just the beginning of what's going to happen in france as water becomes increasingly scarce. of it's a hobby for 2 levels, we will have shortages, we will have rationing and there won't be enough water for everyone in the end to know the blue. it won't show up for us to do well with a mobile portable vegetable, some at so many levels. so once the project stopped, but he's concerned about the violence of the protests and march, or they, let's say, let's say things to us on the phone. you can't say it was a war, but almost i can't go to sense of the how much of the body since the protests, it's too intense. i mean, this doesn't say it's a total of the cells. also available also says another round of violent protests. but he can't see the issue resulting itself any time soon. o

on dw, the business dw news live from berlin. ukraine suffers one of the deadliest attack since the scots, off the russian invasion. dozens of civilians including children, are killed as a village in the east of the country faces the missile strikes. also coming up, the building of the wall will resume a policy reversal from us. the president job item will allow the construction of more barriers along the southern border to stop migrants crossing from back.

the scots were saved by the goalkeeper in this episode. liverpool won at home against the union.alanta won an away victory over sportg, but the russian remained on the bench . marseille and brighton played to a draw. in basketball, in the vtb united league, zenit, after a disastrous start, was able to win away in samara. emba also won their first victory of the season, beating avtodor. the main sensation of the day came from parma, which beat last season's silver medalist lokomotiv kuban in overtime 87:85. the entire match was equal. the locomotive constantly created a small gap, but the guests quickly overtook the kuban team. everything was decided in a dramatic ending, in overtam with a frame score of c. bryce hit the ring as the final siren sounded. parma wins in krasnodar for the first time since 2016, when the urals made their debut in the unified league. it was sports news. alexei. thank you, that was sports news, now let's move on to other topics. in grozny, the results of the international competition to develop a master plan for the city were summed up; the results of th

what's happening is with this food price inflation is the poor being hit uh and the rich of being left scot free, so it's almost certain, mean we've had the big speech today by british prime minister rishi sunek at the conservative party conference, they've got a general election next year, so it's probably his last chance uh to sell the conservative vote to the voters, and he's come up with absolutely nothing, nothing at all, and he's talking about change, but he we know that he's not changing anything, so it seems to me and in fact i've heard this from insiders, but there are many people at the top of the conservative party here that don't want to win the next general election, so they're not interested in dealing with these issues, they're only interested in looking at their apps on their phones to see how much uh dividends on their big share investment. that they're getting, that's their interest, the public and the voters are nowhere in the equation. we're going to talk about a little bit more, but i'd like to ask you economic question here, keith pillen, because uh, it seems like it's

the scots ended five points shy of their biggest world cup win.to beat ireland and deny them a bonus point in paris next saturday. fiji came from behind to beat georgia 17 points to 12. a bonus point win would have seen fiji deny australia a place in the quarterfinals. but they know beating portugal next weekend will send them through and the aussies home. argentina set up a winner—takes—all clash with japan in pool d after a comprehensive 59 points to five victory over chile. nicolas sanchez, winning his 100th cap, scored the opening try of the match. chile did get something for their endeavour but it's argentina who have boosted their quarter finals hopes with the win. sunday's action starts with australia who should beat portugal comfortably. only then does it give them a slim chance of going through. then the defending champions south africa are up against tonga. a win would set them on course for the quarterfinals. but tonga still have a chance if they can pull off an unlikely victory. saul canelo alvarez is still undisputed world super—middl

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