sheffield united are still top of the championship, despite losing to qpr tonight. — and indeed, were at one point at reading — but they could only draw 1—1 afterjeff hendrick�*s equaliser. norwich stay second, with reading a point and place below them. england captain leah williamson will miss friday's friendly with the usa — and next week's match against czech republic, after picking up an injury in training. she'll return to arsenal for rehabilitation — and has been replaced in the squad by her ctubmate lotte wubben moy, who was a non—playing member of the lionesses' euros—winning squad. nikkita parris has also been called up after lucy parker's injury ruled her out of the two matches that begin against the usa at a sold—out wembtey, where the team and winning goat—scorer chloe kelly will return for the first time since the euros final. i think we can't get too carried away with them, just focus on ourselves. and that's what we did massively in the summer. and looking forward, we know what we've gotten our group, and the threats that we can cause to teams. but ye

dominic hughes, bbc news, sheffield. the time is 16 minutes past six. our top story this evening.ry. and a blow for england's t20 title hopes as they're beaten by ireland. also before 7... we speak to the captain of england's history— we speak to the captain of england's history making men's baseball team about what it's been like to get into a sport predominantly played by women. you'll remember cop26 in glasgow last year in which a new global agreement, the glasgow climate pact, was reached. it was agreed that countries would revisit and strengthen their current emissions targets by the end of this year. for the first time at a cop conference, there was an explicit plan to reduce use of coal although the commitment was made weaker to "phase down" rather than "phase out". the agreement pledged to significantly increase money to help poor countries cope with the effects of climate change and make the switch to clean energy. in 2009, developed countries committed to give $100 billion a year by 2020 to developing countries. the target was missed and moved back to 2023. developing co

sheffield nearly lost their game.er drawing 3—3 at home to blackpool. they had been two up but almost lost the game but for an equaliser in the eighth minute of stoppage time from oliver norwood. that was followed by red cards for united's wes foderingham and pool�*s shayne lavery for violent conduct. blackpool had laready lost two men to red cards so finished with eight players on the field. the dropped points allowed burnley to go top after they won 4—0 at home to swansea. there were notable wins for bottom club coventry at cardiff and managerless west brom at reading. norwich can go top if they beat watford in the late game. and watford in the late game. that starts in two minute time. celtic thrashed third placed hibernian 6—1 to make it nine wins out of ten in the scottish premiership. a hat—trick from james forrest on his first start of the season took his goal tally for the club to 100. celtic are five points clear of rangers who play tomorrow. livingston are up to fifth after beating stjohnstone1—0. the bottom

scott sheffield, pioneer international resources ceo.bloomberg. ♪ >> >> stocks popping higher. abigail doolittle tracking the moves. abigail: we have extreme moves not only for the day but the week. you can see for the most part, stocks to the downside which is the bear market. but we have seen a few bear market rallies. we are looking at another bear market rally. will it turn into something more? we do not know that. history suggests it is more likely to be a bear market rally. take a look at what is going on for intel. going higher. there forecast is disappointing but they are talking about $10 billion of cap saving. apple up 7.1% despite the holiday going to be weaker than they like and investors would like. the s&p 500 is lower -- amazon is lower which has to do with their holiday forecast. it was single-digit last year but this year we are going into the low single-digit area. that certainly has investors speak. -- spooked. >> result goes to the polls this weekend. sherry and is there in sÃo paulo . over to you. >> we are here in b

sheffield united are still top of the championship, despite losing to qpr tonight.with reading a point and place below them. england captain leah williamson will miss friday's friendly with the usa — and next week's match against czech republic, after picking up an injury in training. she'll return to arsenal for rehabilitation — and has been replaced in the squad by her clubmate lotte wubben moy, who was a non—playing member of the lionesses�* euros—winning squad. nikkita parris has also been called up after lucy parker's injury ruled her out of the two matches that begin against the usa at a sold—out wembley, where the team and winning goal—scorer chloe kelly will return for the first time since the euros final. i think we can't get too carried away with them, just focusing on ourselves. and that's what we did massively in the summer. and looking forward, we know what we've got in our group, and the threats that we can cause teams. but yeah, it's tough opposition and we're ready for the challenge, because i think these challenges really shape you. meanwhile this w

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i used to hosted a show, i remember gary sheffield said, baseball, you will see will have no more american-bornayers. he said that he is a fact. the way the baseball teams are going to grab them from dominican republic and they can grab them for a fraction of the cost. and on a basic level, i take a russell wilson or tyler murray, they had opportunities to play in the majors and they decided not to. it is the promise that baseball does. i go to college and the minors and maybe you'll make it to the majors. some people cannot really wait that long, especially if you come from a culture and community that wants that payday, if you will, that wants the immediate reward. they cannot wait for that promise. and it is not conducive of their lifestyle. you want to go and play with people that look like you and make you feel familiar and comfortable. it is just that simple. >> we were talking in the break this is the 75th anniversary of jackie robinson. is it notable after 50 years, there will not be any u.s. black players in the world series. >> we were talking about jackie robinson, he was such a figu

and 90. 6 liverpool supporters were crushed to death at hills for stadium in the british city of sheffield. in 1989. they had been trapped in overcrowded and fenced in inclusion. let's bring in was my homemade. he's the director at amnesty international indonesia. and he joined us from bogo in indonesia. and thanks so much for being on the program for what your reaction to this deadly incident show really shar we look, i think we have lost it was been how may will tranquil spectrum a little later in the program. but for the moment we'll move on the i, russian forces have pulled out of the strategically important east in ukrainian city of layman. it's part of john. yes. one of the 4 regions russia claim to annex and 2 days ago, shaman served as a logistics in transport had for russian forces. charles stratford has more from chemicals. ukrainian soldiers waved their flag at the entrance to leman brown, the brother all him, and i for them. footage that al jazeera cannot independently verify, shows dead soldiers and burnt out tanks beside the road. ukrainian military said it surrounded the str

with eurostar trains but also with east midlands railway which is running to leicester, derby and sheffieldcountry. in wales, the only services to cardiff, the valleys and newport. in scotland there is a fear number of trains running on the central belt and also a link to preston but that is not joining up with another line. wherever you are, people are being told remember services will be finishing early. in a lot of cases it is about three, four or five o'clock. there will be no real replacement buses to get your home. every time there is a strike, the advice is only travel if necessary but for those people for whom it is necessary to travel, as there are clear and easy way of knowing how they can get from a to b with a few services that are running? yes. they can get from a to b with a few services that are running?- services that are running? yes. we have been — services that are running? yes. we have been seeing _ services that are running? yes. we have been seeing national- services that are running? yes. we have been seeing national rails - have been seeing national rails strike sinc

england running away with it in sheffield. 9a—4, the score, the largest margin of victory at the tournamenthampions new zealand. they scored nine tries as they won 55—3 against wales, including two from portia woodman, which earned her a place in the record books. she overtakes england's su day as the rugby world cup's all—time leading try scorer. no regrets, we asked the girls to give their all and show some heart. new zealand definitely stepped up from the pool game, and... it is testament to our defence. georgia taylor—brown has beaten the usa's taylor spivey to retain her super league title for the second year in a row. it was an all british podium at the inaugural super league triathlon in saudi arabia. the grand finale of the slt season, and it was a day to remember. taylor—brown also took home $50,000 as champion, just over £43,000. australia's matthew howser won gold, but hayden wilde won the title finishing third in the race. jonny brownlee finished second. that was enough to snatch third overall. the mexican grand prix this weekend, ferrari's charles leclerc was unhurt after a cra

i'm joined here by carrie sheffield from the independent woman's network. carry. what is this all about? well i, it's about a lot of misinformation about what happened with the supreme court ruling in june. unfortunately, a lot of women think that because of dogs, that the dogs ruling that now abortion will never be allowed in america, that's simply not true on it's simply returned business. you back to the states under the u. s. constitution, there is no statement of abortion in either direction in the us constitution. and so they were turn this into the state. and so we think it's a lot of misinformation. we also know that as women, we're multifaceted people, we're people, and the number one issue for all voters, men and women is the economy and inflation. and unfortunately, this administration, joe biden, and a congressional democrats made the inflation, they've created the inflation problem by devaluing the us dollar through waste spending through inflationary bills that are keeping people stuck at home. instead of being productive in the workplace and create

sheffield united and norwich drew 2—2.to beat hearts 4—3 at tynecastle. var took centre stage on the weekend it was introduced to the league, with one of hearts�* goals coming from the spot after scottish football's first on—field review. jim lumsden was watching this one. making just its second appearance in the scottish premiership, all eyes were on var. following james forrest's opener for celtic, a chance to monitor its progress. a penalty for hearts just before half—time after scottish football's first ever on—field review. lawrence shankland stepped up and made no mistake. when the teams re—emerged, the frenetic pace continued, lawrence shankland grabbed his second. giorgos giakoumakis and daizen maeda put celtic in front. hearts were then granted another penalty with var ordering a retake, after lawrence shankland's team—mate straight into the box. both sides pushed for a winner, but it was the visitors that 11. greg taylor made it 4-3 to visitors that 11. greg taylor made it 4—3 to celtic. well, celtic have gone fo

dr dan plumley is a sports finance expert at sheffield hallam university.union and rugby league and cricket, all sports a bad financial problems in the past that individual club level. that is symptomatic of what we see in professional team sports, they are loss—making institutions often propped up by wealthy benefactors who are willing to put the bill. not being able to pay that debt is the problem. we have to look at the figures in the context of the club, and who they are. that is not unusual in professional team sports. it is not necessarily the debt that is the issue, but as a compounding factor of rising costs, looking to balance that with increases in revenue, looking at the pandemic and how that has wiped out one of the bigger streams for premiership rugby clubs in match day revenue over the last couple of years, we get the situation we are in where everything just collided. you need to focus more holistically on the overall management of the club across a number of financial and sporting indicators. notjust looking at debt indicators. notjust looki

troy deeney�*s first goal of the season denied championship leaders sheffield united a fifth successiveho won at blackpool. blackburn edged into the play—off places with a win at home to milwall. qpr are just above them in fifth, after winning 2—1 at bristol city. burnley stay fourth, despite a draw with cardiff. bottom club coventry got their first win of the season, beating middlesbrough. that keeps boro in the bottom three. reading beat huddesfield 3—1 to stay third. wigan won at rotherham, sunderland and preston was goal—less. and swansea came from behind to win at west brom. celtic stay top of the scottish premiership, after a hard fought 2—1 win at home to motherwell. they briefly lost top spot to rangers, who played at hearts earlier in the day and won 4—0, as paul frostick reports. a premiership contest in at the scottish capital, as third placed hearts hosted rangers, but it was the visitors who struck first. tynecastle are inside six minutes. a nightmare start for robbie neilson, but gratification for giovanni van bronckhorst. hearts countered but were unable to produce, unlik

he nowjoins us live from sheffield. how are the numbers looking?ot box this week. 50 act if they were to go to the ballot box this week.— act if they were to go to the ballot box this week. so as things stand, boris box this week. so as things stand, itoris johnson _ box this week. so as things stand, boris johnson is _ box this week. so as things stand, boris johnson is the _ box this week. so as things stand, boris johnson is the most - box this week. so as things stand, boris johnson is the most popular| borisjohnson is the most popular person in the field among conservative party members. members are likely to think it was the wrong decision to remove him in the first place, so i think it's too surprising that when we look at the polling now, we find that on a long list of candidates if you give multiple options to the membership, they tend to coalesce around boris johnson. 0ur they tend to coalesce around boris johnson. our latest figures show that a third of the party would have him as their number one preference. rishi sunak is not far behin

cup semifinal in england between liverpool and nottingham forest, overcrowding in the stands in sheffield england, ultimately leading to the deaths of 97 liverpool supporters following a crush. 21 years ago in gana around 126 people were killed in a stampede at a football stadium when police fired tear gas. back in the 1960s in south america in the city of lima over 300 fans losing their lives during an olympic qualifying match between perÚ and argentina. we are fully focused on this, kim, you can be sure of that is correct tracking all the very latest developments out of indonesia through this sunday and beyond. >> really sad to see. thanks so much, patrick snell. appreciate it. >>> here in the u.s. millions are still grappling with the heavy damage caused by hurricane ian in florida. at least 66 people have died since the storm struck on wednesday. authorities there have been going to the worst hit areas to find survivors and so far have rescued more than 1,000 people across the state, many were evacuated from sarasota county after a possible levy break threatened the area with more flo

english fa cup semifinal, between liverpool and nottingham forest, overcrowding in the stands, in sheffield, england, ultimately leading to the death of 97 liverpool supporters, following a crash. 21 years ago in ghana, 126 people killed in a stampede of a football stadium, when people fired tear gas at rioting supporters and one of africa's worst football disasters. and back in the 1960s, the estadio nacional disaster, over 300 fans losing their lives during an olympic qualifying match between a peruvian national team and argentina. i will say it once more, this sunday, a day of unspeakable tragedy right there in indonesia. with very heavy hearts, our prayers and thoughts are very much with those families there. >> thank you very much, patrick. >>> all right, in florida, at least 66 deaths have been reported from hurricane ian, four days after the storm demolished parts of the state. emergency crews have been going to the worst hit areas there, trying to find survivors and bring them to safety, while so far more than 2000 people have been rescued and evacuated, that is according to the gov

sheffield united and norwich drew 2—2. and coventry moved to third bottom with a 2—0 win at stoke.stle. var took centre stage on the weekend it was introduced to the league, with one of hearts' goals coming from the spot after scottish football's first on—field review. jim lumsden was watching this one. making just its second appearance in the scottish premiership, all eyes were on var. james forrest's opener for celtic, a chance to monitor its progress. a penalty for hertsjust before half—time after scottish football's first ever on field review. lawrence shankland stepped up review. lawrence shankland stepped up and made no mistake. the frenetic pace continued, lawrence shankland grabbed his second. celtic in front. hearts were then granted another penalty with var ordering a retake, after lawrence shankland's team—mates trade... apologies for the interruption to that report their own celtic, but as you can see their own celtic, but as you can see the final results there for— three to celtic at hearts. that means they have gone four points clear at the top of the table after rang

hopefully pack the crowds and, the institute of sport in sheffield, the copper box as well.? yes. match against australia, that should be spicy for you guys?— be spicy for you guys? yes, it will blow u -. be spicy for you guys? yes, it will blow up- i — be spicy for you guys? yes, it will blow up. i have _ be spicy for you guys? yes, it will blow up. i have heard _ be spicy for you guys? yes, it will blow up. i have heard they - be spicy for you guys? yes, it will blow up. i have heard they have l be spicy for you guys? yes, it will i blow up. i have heard they have sold more than 5000 tickets, which will be record for wheelchair rugby league. i am be record for wheelchair rugby league. iam not be record for wheelchair rugby league. i am not sure what sports events are taking place at manchester central but i have seen pictures of the building and it looks fantastic. now all we have to do is play well and live up to the occasions. do is play well and live up to the occasions-— do is play well and live up to the occasions. . , , occasions. the french, they will be the ones to

sheffield united have slipped off the top of the championship after drawing 3—3 at home to blackpool.n the field. the dropped points allowed burnley to go top after they won 4—0 at home to swansea. there were notable wins for bottom club coventry at cardiff and managerless west brom at reading. norwich can go top if they beat watford in the late game. celtic thrashed third placed hibernian 6—1 to make it nine wins out of ten in the scottish premiership. a hat—trick from james forrest on his first start of the season took his goal tally for the club to 100. celtic are five points clear of rangers who play tomorrow. livingston are up to fifth after beating stjohnstone1—0. the bottom two, ross county and dundee united, drewi—i. and it was goal—less between st mirren and kilmarnock. aston villa dropped their first points of the women's super league season as west ham beat them 2—1 at bescot stadium. the hammers were two up inside the first fifteen minutes. but a late villa goal and the loss of defender hawa cissoko to a red card meant they were hanging on at the end. the result lifts them

he kept roosevelt's optimism and sheffield most of policies. can you talk about that psychological difference? and he did have support from some of that same far right in his rise, you know, including the birch society and others. he didn't convey that in a way, the right that came afterward did. >> the emotion at the heart of reaganism is important. this is an important caveat. it was an optimism that was heard by white voters, you know, he was not-- popular as he was, he left office as one. most popular presidents in modern u.s. history. he was never popular with black voters or with historic voters, so we're talking about a tick subset of voters, but to them, his appeals were deeply optimistic and he afield sometimes to fear and resentment, but often times, to that morning in america sentiment. the right that would come after him was not interested in that. they weren't interested in praguetism or popularity. they certainly weren't interested in optimism. they were focused on a much darker version of the united states and a much darker versi

1989 the fa cup semifinal between liverpool and nottingham forest overcrowding at the stadium in sheffieldgland, led to the deaths of 97 liverpool supporters following a crash. 21 years ago in ghana around 126 people were killed in a soccer stadium stampede when police fired tear gas at rioting fans, it was one of africa's worst soccer disasters. and then in the 1960s as will mentioned more than 300 fans in lima, perÚ, lost their lives during an olympic qualifying match between perÚ and argentina. we will continue to monitor the tragedy in indonesia and will give you updates as soon as we learn more. >>> in florida at least 66 deaths have been reported from hurricane ian four days after the storm demolished parts of the state. emergency crews have been going to the worst hit areas trying to find survivors and so far they've rescued more than 1,000 people. in the hours ahead they plan to evacuate more residents from an island that was hit hard by the storm. to date they have managed to bring back power to 65% of customers that were affected. >> it is a herculean effort that we have ahead of

let's hear now from dr leah downey, who's a political economist at the university of cambridge and sheffieldogramme-— thank you for coming on the rouramme. ., ~ i. ., ., programme. thank you for having me. so lots of programme. thank you for having me. 50 lots of big — programme. thank you for having me. so lots of big economic _ programme. thank you for having me. so lots of big economic news - programme. thank you for having me. so lots of big economic news and - so lots of big economic news and developments today. where do we sit with this bank of england intervention, what do you make of it? �* , , ., , , ., it? it's been really interesting to see how the _ it? it's been really interesting to see how the bank _ it? it's been really interesting to see how the bank and _ it? it's been really interesting to see how the bank and the - it? it's been really interesting to - see how the bank and the government have interacted over all of this. as you mentioned, they got involved quite soon after the mini budget, announcing they would buy gilts to quell the volatility in the market. but monday t

, liverpool supporters were crushed to death at hillsboro stadium and the british should city of sheffield in 1989. they had been trapped in enclosures that were overcrowded on fence then. let's bring and keep still who's a visiting professor of crowd science at university of suffolk. he's joining us by skype from burton and kendall, that's in the u. k. welcome to the al jazeera news. our now this p in indonesia is being described as one of the world's worst stadium. disaster is just give me a reaction to it and, and are you confident that the investigation will lead to some sort of accountability? well, let's start with the was stampede. when you use that phrase, the immediate image is created in your mind of how the animals running, running a mock, and this is not an appropriate one. there's an action on a reaction. what you need to understand in these types of incidences. is this the crowd reacting to a police action, or did the crowd itself cause the incident and from what i've seen so far, this is a crowd running away from a tear gas incursion. so this is the fight and flight syndrome

for - the voice of sheffield.t walker and put that in britpop as well. then they took a far darker turn and went to this is hardcore which is more about a band falling apart because of touring and the pressures of being famous especially after the infamous michaeljackson incident at the brit awards in 1995. that is a brilliant album but far darker and it turned a lot of people off because it was not the poppy thing they were hoping for. but i highly recommend it to anyone who loves music. what for. but i highly recommend it to anyone who loves music. what do you make in general— anyone who loves music. what do you make in general of _ anyone who loves music. what do you make in general of bands _ anyone who loves music. what do you make in general of bands coming i make in general of bands coming back? after so many years, getting back? after so many years, getting back together, some people are cynical saying it'sjust back together, some people are cynical saying it's just a moneymaking thing. cynical saying it's

belle vue aces, who clinched the british premiership grand final, thanks to an away victory at the sheffieldcan tell you that of course it is the rugby league world cup, all three of them, starting tomorrow in newcastle with england against samoa and we will be live in newcastle in the next half an hour. the bank of england stepped in to buy government debt to try to prevent pension funds collapsing. but how does the gilt market work? we thought we�*d take a closer look. our business reporter noor nanji has the details. this is a complicated area of finance and economics, but we�*ll try to explain. let�*s start by looking at what exactly the gilt market is. usually, the government wants to spend more than it raises in taxes, so it borrows money by selling gilt. now, gilt is another word for uk government bonds, basically ious, a promise to pay money back some time in the future and make regular interest payments. regular interest payments, in the meantime. the government sells bonds to investors and they can sell them to each other. now, the price of those bonds depends in part on how much f

this is the picture in sheffield at the moment, after the rain has cleared through and the squally windsair. still quite a bit of rain to come across scotland and northern england over the next few hours, lingering longest towards orkney and shetland. but for the rest of the uk, sunshine, the brisk winds easing. we have seen 50 mph gust towards exposure in the west, and they will try to die away later in the day, but feeling blustery, mid to high teens for most, 20 degrees down towards the south—east corner. dry for most to start the evening, but later the cloud increasing through the south, and that will push rain across southern england and wales during the early hours of saturday morning. clearerskies further north, temperatures dipping into single figures for parts of north—east scotland and eastern england as well. frost free wherever you are. i mild start to saturday. an area of cloud and patchy rain creeping north across england and wales, pushing into northern ireland under southern scotland by the afternoon. to the north of that, clearer skies with sunshine, sunshine appearing i

scott sheffield, the pioneer, maybe the most listened to, the only oil and gas ceo i've ever seen atn opec meeting. he said opec is going to defend a hundred dollars on brent so that would be 94, 95 on wti. he thought that was the right move so, what do they think look at oil and gas stocks today. by the way, not to jump in, paul sankey is standing right here, so you actually are an analyst, very quickly, paul, is this good for the u.s. oil and gas sector? >> at face value, it is, but we're worried about the economy and the demand side, brian, so ultimately, if this damages the global economy and ultimately demand for oil, it's actually not as good -- >> will it damage the global economy? >> i think we're worried about it going into winter, definitely >> thank you impromptu from paul, but that's what you get by being on the ground here. maybe good in the short-term if oil hits back to $100 or $120 a barrel, which is entirely possible, will that crush the global economy and then send oil back down? that's the risk that opec and russia are taking. we're waiting on the press conference,

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>> if we had more pipelines, we would have anymore if the president were to go to anyone, scott sheffielddavid piner, say, you know what? i know you need pipelines. there was a bill by manchin that was killed that was going to provide more pipelines >> he tweeted about it moments after opec manchin, i told you. >> i didn't know how much he tweeted. i'm going to have to start following him. you dressed obviously -- turned the light on >> i'm wearing a suit today, yes. >> looks like a million bucks, which is not that much these days >> we're wearing pink for breast cancer awareness >> i forgot. >> you got the pin >> i got a pin i need a pin >> when we come back this morning, the latest on musk's efforts to buy twitter take a look at the premarket here ton of calls to get to, and we'll wade through, i think, maybe seven fed speakers just today. >> oh, they should just be quiet and do the js. bk aine.irob power e*trade's easy-to-use tools like dynamic charting and risk-reward analysis help make trading feel effortless and its customizable scans with social sentiment help you find and unlock o

the last flight has taken off from doncaster sheffield airport — after its owners announced plans toiculous. we're joined now by south yorkshire mayor, oliver coppard. thank you for being with us. good morninu. thank you for being with us. good morning- as _ thank you for being with us. good morning. as we _ thank you for being with us. good morning. as we had _ thank you for being with us. good morning. as we had a _ thank you for being with us. good morning. as we had a sense i thank you for being with us. good morning. as we had a sense of. thank you for being with us. good i morning. as we had a sense of that, it was a popular— morning. as we had a sense of that, it was a popular airport, _ morning. as we had a sense of that, it was a popular airport, it _ morning. as we had a sense of that, it was a popular airport, it was i it was a popular airport, it was ranked number one by travellers, is there any hope of an 11th hour reprieve?_ there any hope of an 11th hour rerieve? ~ . , ., ~ reprieve? we have been working with international— reprieve? we have been working with internati

the hosts go to bramall lane in sheffield for this one and welcome a side who've already made historyjustrent, expect the unexpected, a bit like the french, but it's a lot more unexpected. so they don't play a lot, the kicking game is really good, they have an automatic and we showed them the respect they've got some really good players and we have our own ones, are players and we treated them like we inaudible play anybody so we have our due diligence on them and hopefully we can see the best of them this weekend. in rugby union at the women's world cup in new zealand, wales play the hosts and defending champions in their quarterfinal this morning — a tough match — which gets going at 7:30. meanwhile, last night, closer to home in the premiership, gloucester won their fourth match in a row as they beat exeter 38—22. there were six tries in total for the home team, including this one which sealed the bonus point, charlie chapman getting his second try of the evening here. the win moves them up to third in the table, nine points behind leaders saracens. it's the mexican grand prix this wee

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