right now, world number six mark selby is taking on england's martin o'donnell. 5-3, 5—3, selby leadsframe. you can watch this one on the bbc red button. 2014 winter olympic freestyle skiing silver medallist gus kenworthy is switching allegience from the united states to great britain. born in essex to a british mother, he's targetting the 2022 games in beijing and said it was an incredible opportunity to join a first class team. now, cast your mind back a few months. it was the same night as the champions league final when andy ruinr stunned anthonyjoshua for one of the biggest upsets in boxing. they're both in saudi arabia to do it all again in the rematch on saturday. it's billed as the clash on the dunes and joshua has been tell 5live's boxing podcast that he has learnt lessons from the first time around. it was an unknown test, i give the man his credit, he was victorious, and well done to him for that. now it's my turn to kind of right my wrongs. he thinks he is truly going to do the same thing and get the same result, but i have had to check myself, reinvent myself to a certain

selby knocked in a 1—3—2 break and three more breaks of 50+. that's all the sport for now.hat the organisers hope will be the biggest street protest against italy's far—right league party, led by the former deputy prime minister matteo salvini. the movement, called the "sardines", started last month and has grown rapidly. our rome correspondent mark lowen is at the protests in the italian capital. a month ago, this movement did not exist. but it has sprung up from a flash mob to this, tens of thousands in rome, rising up against the league, led by matteo salvini. they call themselves the sardines because they pack themselves tightly into piazzas across the country in the last week. the call for respect to human rights, for welcoming migrants, a return to the core values of democracy. and they warn that the ghosts of italy's fascist past are returning. we want to demonstrate that we are here, the other half of italy is here. we are not agreeing with what has been done in the last year. i do not like matteo salvini, i think either he represents a part of italians that did not

the snicker continues tonight with mark selby against matthew stevens, live on bbc two from 7pm.y‘ headline used by an italian newspaper is "one of the dumbest" he has seen, while roma's chris smalling condemned it as "wrong and insensitive". both players were pictured alongside it. and we are live in saudi arabia ahead of one of the biggest fights of the year. anthonyjoshua says he has changed up his training routine ahead of his rematch against andy ruiz ahead of his rematch against andy ruinunior. the english football league is to meet with macclesfield town players to talk through the situation at the club. player and staff wages remain unpaid after last month's late payments. and players say they will not play in saturday's league two game against crewe alexandra as their emotional and mental wellbeing is at "rock bottom". our reporterjane dougall is here. what more can you tell us about this? notjust emotional and mental well—being — they haven't even been able to train as a squad since last thursday because they don't have training facilities at the moment. the squad have

mark selby has the advantage in the final of snooker‘s scottish 0pen. wins. tiger woods led from the front, captaining the us team to victory in president's cup. winning his singles match, he then watched his teammates overturn an overnight deficit to the international team to retain the trophy. woods said winning as a team made it more meaningful and more special. chris mitchell was in melbourne. in the end, it was the simplest of pits which sealed the win for the united states. an eighth consecutive presidents cup title for the united states, tiger woods to catch and set it up perfectly in the morning in melbourne. he put himself at first, up melbourne. he put himself at first, up against the mexican, abraham answer. 0nce up against the mexican, abraham answer. once again, he defied his yea rs answer. once again, he defied his years at all those injuries to play the course when the course wonderfully. patrick reed, who had been out of order and all we can, suddenly found some to his might easily, 4 and two. it was a win for dustinjohnson as well. then

this is prime selby location. a photo shoot is going on appear.ome to the travel show with me, carmen robertson this week, we are coming to you from seoul in south korea were looking good seems to be a national obsession. if you've never heard of k beauty before, than a stroll in this neighbourhood should give you a clue. so there is literally shot after shop. selling skincare and make up product and it gives you a idea of the sheer size of the korean beauty market. the booming popularity of k pop stars and the co nsta nt popularity of k pop stars and the constant search for innovations means career‘s constant search for innovations means ca reer‘s beauty constant search for innovations means career‘s beauty markets is among the world's top ten. exports of cosmetic products have quadrupled in the last five years. there are now about 2000 different korean brands to choose from, all promising glowing, youthful skin. here, brands to choose from, all promising glowing, youthfulskin. here, even the shops are hi—tech. wow, this is super weird. it's scan

it'll be a challenge against three—time world champion mark selby. pdc world darts championship and a big shock as five—time world champion raymond van barneveld was beaten in the first round by american darin young. barney said he would never, ever forgive himself to bow out of the sport in such a manner. he was beaten 3—1 in what proved his final match — leaving the stage crestfallen. this time tomorrow's we'll know who is your sports personality of the yearfor 2019. we already know the recipient of the helen rollanson award — given for outstanding achievement in the face of adversity. former scotland international doddie weir lives with motor neurone disease. his foundation ‘my name's doddie' has raised £4 million into research for the incurable illness. from day one that you got diagnosed with mnd, you got told that there is nothing else we can do, i don't agree with that at all. everyone with mnd as a self cure, and i don't have a medical background so i don't know if it helps or not but there area know if it helps or not but there are a lot of

just time to tell you mark selby won the scottish open snooker tonight, beating jack lisowski in the putin came to power, first as prime minister and then as president of russia. in that time, he has built a system of power which revolves around him, resulting in all major decisions being taken by the kremlin. that is why many russians feel they have to go directly to him to solve their problems, sometimes with remarkable success, as steve rosenberg reports from eastern siberia. russian rulers are like siberian winters. they go on and on. josef stalin's icy grip spanned a quarter of a century. brezhnev ruled 18 years. for vladimir putin, it's already 20, and counting. nadiezhda is a putin fan. when eight houses in her village burnt down, she went on tv and begged the president to help. the very next day, mr putin sent in the builders, and abracadabra — new homes, courtesy of the kremlin. nadiezhda even got to meet russia's leader and shake his hand. translation: people in the village told me, don't wash your hand for a year. some of them asked me to shake their hands with the hand th

right now — world number six mark selby is taking on england's martin 0'donnell.ton. go listen the premier league games. plenty more on the website. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at half past ten. -- still —— still scoreless in the premier league games. thank you. more on the election now and throughout the campaign we've been focusing on parts of the uk where seats are expected to be closely contested. today, we're in the northern irish constituency of fermanagh and south tyrone. it's on the border with the irish republic — which has been a huge issue in the brexit process. clive myrie is in the market town of enniskillen for us this evening. we are here in the most westerly constituency actually in the whole of the united kingdom, in the shadow of the imposing enniskillen castle. now the seat of fermanagh and south tyrone has frequently been won with small majorities repeatedly flipping between nationalists flipping between nationalist sinn fein and the ulster unionist party. in 2017, michelle guildenough won the seat for sinn

world number six mark selby is also through.ning session. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. from all of us at the bbc sport centre. we have quite a mix coming our way for wednesday. the satellite picture shows a string of cloud coming into western areas. the weather from bringing rain across western areas through the day. further south in eastwards, high pleasure influencing the weather. sky relatively clearer. a bit of ratemaking into western areas with strengthening south—westerly winds. a relatively mild start to the day. england and wales with clearer skies and patchy cloud. in the countryside, a few patches of frost and we could see an odd fog patch around. rain across the north—west slowly sinking southward reaching the north of both england and wales as we head into the afternoon. dry and bright to the east of the weather front but still quite cool. 6—8d. further north—west, milder. the three conditions in western scotland.

mark selby followed up his epic triumph over ronnie 0'sullivan by thrashing david gilbert to reach thefor both players, the three time world champion grew into the match to triumph 6—1. he'll play jack lisowski in today's final in glasgow. raymond van barneveld's career has ended with a shock defeat in the first round at the world championships. the five time world champion was beaten by darin young 3—1 — leaving the crowds at alexandra palace in stunned silence. it brings to an end one of the most decorated careers in darts. ahead of the main event this evening, it's been announced that marathon runner eliud kipchoge has been voted bbc sport personality‘s world sport star of the year after winning an online public vote. the kenyan runner became the first person to run a marathon in under two hours in october. in winning the award, kipchoge beat off competition from, among others, gymnast simone biles and south africa rugby captain siya kolisi. it's also been announced that kipchoge will run next year's london marathon, bidding to become the first person to win the men's elite race fiv

capital to show their opposition to the anti immigrant league party led by divisive politician but teo selby also in the show. gridlock at the un climate conference was crucial deadlines looming world leaders of the still can't agree on funding or international rules to slow global warming climate activists there want immediate action and big decisions.

selby and the advocacy community offline, and i failed to mention brian roberts, and deputy city attorney sanders as we continue to try to figure out what we're going to do with the ordinance this board unanimously passed this year. if we can do that without objection -- i'm sorry? my apologies. that will not be the order until supervisor safai speaks. >> supervisor safai: you pretty much said a lot of what i was going to say. i do concur with the chair. i would appreciate holding off on implementation. i want to express some of the things i've heard from people in my district. people don't feel like the appeal process is a real process. they feel they submit their concerns. many of them have been expressed today and then everything proceeds as planned anyway. it doesn't feel -- and i understand that we're moving forward with a conversation about standardization of esthetic, i think that's an important thing. i think there needs to be time done to look into the science. we certainly want to get that on the record. but i want to express the overall frustration from some of the folks i've h

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so we went to mass and then he wanted me to go to his church in a town called selby ville. it was a beautiful old church, methodist church, and it had the graveyard in the front like the old catholic church i belong to in upstate delaware, st. joseph's. you walk through the headstones and the entrance to go up. and the minister was very kind to me when i showed up at the church with him. and he said we have with us joe biden, running for the united states senate. hopefully, he will greet the parishioners as they walk out. i did not expect that, but i was very flattered. so i stood there with the minister shaking hands with everybody. edgar c. was standing under these big oak trees that took up the whole church area. afterwards, i walked up and said, it went ok. except for that horse's tail over there. he said oh, that's my first cousin, edgar. [laughter] mr. biden: true story. so i guess it's like that in new hampshire, anyway. look, there's a lot to talk about so i want to get your questions, so i will be relatively brief. number one, there's an overwhelming amount of issu

he'll now face mark selby who beat ronnie o'sullivan 5—a in his quarterfinal.last weekend, anthonyjoshua appears to have set his targets for 2020. he says a unification fight with fellow world champion deontay wilder, or an all british bout with tyson fury ‘has to happen'. joshua reclaimed his three world heavyweight titles last saturday after beating andy ruiz junior in saudi arabia. tomorrow we'll find out the winner of this year's bbc sports personality of the year — but we already know the winner of this year's hellen rollanson award which recofnises outstanding achievement in the face of adversity. scottish rugby legend doddie weir has been named this year's winner. and with good reason, after being diagnosed with motor neuron disease in 2016, weir set up the ‘my name's doddie' foundation, which has raised more than four million for research into the disease. weir was also awarded an obe this year for his services to rugby, mnd and the borders community. well this year's spoty is in aberdeen. a fair old trek from cardiff, which is where former wales rugby

he'll now face mark selby who beat ronnie o'sullivan five four in his quarterfinal.ar's hellen rollanson award which recognises outstanding achievement in sport in the face of adversity. the scottish rugby legend was diagnosed with motor neuron disease in 2016. he set up the my name's doddie foundation, which has raised more than £4 million for research into the disease. weir was also awarded an obe this year. and doddie will be presented with the award at tomorrow night's sports personality of the year award in aberdeen. you can find more about the event and all our stories on the bbc sport website. and of course sports personality of the year is live on bbc one tomorrow night at seven o'clock. that's all for me let's head back to geeta now who's at westminster. now for the papers. welcome back to westminster for a special edition of the papers... in wake of yesterday's general election results, which saw boris johnson return to downing street triumphant as the conservative party secured a large working majority in the house of commons. the general election from thu

second innings — a lead of a17. 16 years on from his first ranking final at the scottish 0pen, mark selbyding champion mark allen in tomorrow's final. in the nba, the milwaukee bucks beat the memphis grizzlies for their 17th straight victory. it's their second longest winning streak — 2nd only to a 20—game run in 1971. memphis led at the end of the third quarter but the bucks came back in the final period to maintain their lead at the top of the eastern conference. england went into their final one day against pakistan hoping for a series whitewash. instead, they got a bit of a washout as rain thwarted their hopes of a 3—nil win. they looked in a strong position before the heavens opened in kuala lumpur too as henry moeran can tell us. frustration in the end for england unable to complete a clean sweep in this one—day international series because of the rain, the post series presentation taking place behind me under shelter. 38 overs were all that were possible, england reducing pakistan to 1a5, more impressive bowling, four wickets for just 18 i’u ns bowling, four wickets for just 18 run

when you ashley meet selby face—to—face and you have a conservative representative, a lib dem, snp, labourat she delivered and that is where ito go. you are what she delivered and that is where i to go. you are still undecided? yes, i i to go. you are still undecided? yes, lam between i to go. you are still undecided? yes, i am between conservative, labour and also the green party. my reasons are the conservative willing to offer the people what they voted for, which is to leave the european union. however, labour is also willing to go back to the people and asked them, what do you really want? with high insight as to all the untruths that were told with the first eu referendum, i think that is something that is wise because people can now decide, is this what i really want to quit everything that has happened? is brexit the most important issue? it is not necessarily the most important issue for me, but it is one of the issues which i think the whole country is looking at and wanting to decide which way to go. the outcome of the election could take as down com pletely election could take

there are two more last 16 matches this evening you can watch live coverage of mark selby against matthewbsite. that's bbc.co.uk/sport more for you in sports day at half past ten. lovely, much of france has been brought to a standstill today as a result of one of the biggest public sector strikes for years. the strikes have been called in opposition to president emanuel macron's plans to reform pensions. lucy williamson reports. tear gas today masked the real danger facing president macron. not the risk of a vehicle on fire in central paris, but the risk of a silent majority, set alight by opposition to his pension reforms. most marched peacefully against the offer of longer working to his pension reforms. most marched peacefully against the offer of longer working lives and smaller pensions, their quiet anger directed more at politicians than police. translation: they sit in the national assembly and sleep most of the time, and they earn 5,000 euros a month. we're in the streets, breaking our back. the big question is whether that anger over pension reforms will ignite into wider discont

you don't want a sally selby? of course i would! —— selfie. want a sally selby? of course i would!ton, but will be speaking to us through an interview with louise in bolton. we have tried to give all of the political leaders quite a bit of time and speak to them about their policies and the general election campaign, but also learn a little bit more about them as a person. louise will be doing that with jeremy corbyn after eight a.m.. there have been different styles of interviews with leaders, we know one thing you don't like is when people get interrupted over time or things get interrupted over time or things get to saudi. so what we try to do is let people tell their story —— too shouty. so we have tried to give leaders time to explain what they believe in and why and what their policies are and, i think, when naga was speaking to prime minister boris johnson if you weeks ago, and then we have had the green leader in as well as nicola sturgeon, jo swinson, nigel farage, and the leader of plaid cymru, when you get to speak with them and get some time, they really appreciate the

the last kwas in 2013 the selby county versus holder case, which gutted the voting rights act. you'll see two steps forward, 1 and 3/kwour steps back. that's the civil rights story over 400 years. >> this legal story is really important, because the founding, i mean i think why 1619 is so important to us, as i said before, because these are the laws that are put in place at the same time that america as a nation is declaring its independence, calls itself metaphorically saves, to king george iii. so we have this paradox where where whites are going three steps forward and blacks are going three steps backward by law. and that brings me to you, roger fairfax, because in virginia, when we think about these laws for racial subordination, it's really clear that it's not just simply that these laws are being broken. but those who break those laws are criminals. it's a whole process of criminalization. i think about martin loougter king, i like to tell my students sometimes that you have to understand that rosa parks broke the law. she was actually the one breaking the law. and so wh

mark selby is into his 26th one, he thrashed david gilbert 6—1 in the semifinal. shock defeat in the first round at the world championships. the five—time world champion was beaten by darin young 3—1, leaving the crowds at alexandra palace in stunned silence. it brings to an end one of the most decorated careers in darts. ahead of the main event this evening, it's been announced that marathon runner eliud kipchoge has been voted bbc sport personality‘s world sport star of the year after winning an online public vote. the kenyan runner became the first person to run a marathon in under two hours in october. in winning the award, kipchoge beat off competition from, among others, gymnast simone biles and south africa rugby captain, siya kolisi. it's also been announced that kipchoge will run next year's london marathon, bidding to become the first to win the men's elite race five times in a row. i love that we are getting drips and drives of what is going to be having tonight. coverage starts at 7 pm. 0n tonight. coverage starts at 7 pm. on bbci. tonight. coverage st