sibley sadly departed for 22. ross taylor takes a beauty...e could go far. this ground is a grassy oval on the bay of plenty. 52 for rory burns was enough to keep england steady to keep the ball rolling. but new zealand got rid of england's captain cheaply. joe root, out for two, and new zealand felt the significance of that. but joe denly prevailed. at 33, denly‘s certainly determined to make the most of his winter. this one's gone further. it's gone all the way to six. and then ben stokes. up and over. enough said. now, this partnership was concluding the day england's way, but denly, on 7a, a diving watling, and new zealand had their man. yes, but not the man. the chance to get rid of ben stokes was missed. taken — no, down. he'll begin day two on 67 with england 241—4, and this moment lingering in the minds of both sides. joe wilson, bbc news. lucky there, wasn't he? and there is full coverage of the second day's play between england and new zealand with the text match special team on 5live sports extra from 9pm tonight. footballers in the

sibley sadly departed for 22. ross taylor takes a beauty...is a grassy oval on the bay of plenty. 52 for rory burns was enough to keep england steady to keep the ball rolling. but new zealand got rid of england's captain cheaply. joe root, out for two, and new zealand felt the significance of that. but joe denly prevailed. at 33, denly‘s certainly determined to make the most of his winter. this one's gone further. it's gone all the way to six. and then ben stokes. up and over. enough said. now, this partnership was concluding the day england's way, but denly, on 7a, a diving watling, and new zealand had their man. yes, but not the man. the chance to get rid of ben stokes was missed. taken — no, down. he'll begin day two on 67 with england, 241 for four, and this moment lingering in the minds of both sides. joe wilson, bbc news. they're one of the uk's biggest bands, selling out huge venues around the world for the past two decades. but now coldplay have decided not to go on tour to promote their new album because they're worried about climate

dom sibley of wawrickshire is making his test debut. hit his first ball for four too.s. sam curren preferred to chris woakes too. he's opening alongside rory burns. sam curren preferred to chris woakes too. and you can listen to ball—by—ball commentary through the night with the test match special gang on bbc radio 5 live sports extra and via the bbc sport website and app. tennis, now and great britain have beaten the netherlands 2—1 in their davis cup tie. andy murray kicked off the campaign with a win in the singles — which he said he didn't even deserve! . .. jim lumsden reports. britain would need to win for five consecutive days if they're going to retrieve the trophy that they went backin retrieve the trophy that they went back in 2015. rejuvenated andy murray, the dutchman played tennis that the latest status winning the first set. he had admitted to putting on weight after the birth of his third child, but burned off some of the fat by breaking the dutchman first game and giving the british fa ns first game and giving the british fans the opportunity to burst i

there's likely to be a new opening partnership with warwickshire's dom sibley coming into the side toampionship this year — he's been speaking to test match special‘s simon mann. opening the batting you need will have similar scores but for me, if i do get in i will go big and make the most of that so hopefully if i do get in! most of that so hopefully if i do get in i can make those big scores. does it help that there will be rory burns, afamiliar does it help that there will be rory burns, a familiar face, does it help that there will be rory burns, a familiarface, at the does it help that there will be rory burns, a familiar face, at the other end? we go way back and he drove me to my first second team game so to open the battle with him in a test match would be amazing. it would be full cycle. when he was driving did he talk about the prospect of playing for england one day?” he talk about the prospect of playing for england one day? i saw on the other day and he said we still talk about this. i'm not we did! it is something that never got brought up. but i

sibley sadly departed for 22. ross taylor takes a beauty... england steady to keep the ball rolling. but new zealand got rid of england's captain cheaply. joe root, out for two, and new zealand felt the significance of that. but joe denly prevailed. at 33, denly‘s certainly determined to make the most of his winter. this one's gone further. it's gone all the way to six. and then ben stokes. up and over. enough said. now, this partnership was concluding the day england's way, but denly, on 7a, a diving watling, and new zealand had their man. yes, but not the man. the chance to get rid of ben stokes was missed. taken — no, down. he'll begin day two on 67 with england 2a1—a, and this moment lingering in the minds of both sides. joe wilson, bbc news. lucky there, wasn't he? that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. now on bbc news, it's time for your questions answered. throughout the election, the bbc news channel is going to be trying to answer the key questions that ma

joe denly who is eight years sibley senior might conclude that things don't get any easier.oot has matured to master the art of test batting but his touch has deserted him. having would welcome a big score from him on day three. it is an opportunity for them to put it is an opportunity for them to put their hand up. robbie burns has got a start. there are people there who are capable of batting long periods of time. does not look at is the type of wicked way you can walk in straightaway and blast away. you have to earn the right to score the i’u ns have to earn the right to score the runs as well the series. leiws hamilton has wrapped up the f1 drivers championship. but he's looking to end the formula one season on a high. he's on pole for the final race of the season, the abu dhabi grand prix tomorrow. incredibly, it's his first pole for 4 months. his mercedes teamamte valterri bottas was second quickest — but an engine penalty means that he'll start from the back of the grid tomorrow. max verstappen is bumped up to the front row i don't know if i found that extra as such b

the warwickshire opener, sibley, was the only batsman to score over 1,000 runs in division one of theseason and is expected to open for england next week i wasn't really on the radar of england, i would i wasn't really on the radar of england, iwould imagine i wasn't really on the radar of england, i would imagine that a young half goes and scoring runs, but i knew had the ability to get here and it was just a case of working out a little bit, and scoring those runs. i think i always had the belief that i would get here, just a case of going out and actually doing that. i wasn't doing that and i made a few changes. mentally, been a bit stronger. it has worked out quite nicely. and there's been a bronze medal for britain's vanessa wallace at the world para—athletics championships in dubai. she won it in the shot—put, her first medal at that level. all the results are on the bbc sport website and app. we will have more sport for you in the next hour. fresh fighting has broken out between israel and militants in the gaza strip, with dozens of rockets fired into israel and air strikes bei

made 375 in theirfirst innings before england closed on 39—2 on the close on day two with dominic sibleyn of 0 come all ye faithful, but at ingle's thrashing in the first test, they would have been heartened by the support in new zealand. england's day started brightly, tom latham resuming on 101 and added four more before misjudging one from stuart broad. england's decision to bowl first looked to be belatedly paying off. but they were frustrated by daryl mitchell and bj watling. mitchell showing scant respect to the part—time bowling of showing scant respect to the pa rt—time bowling of joe showing scant respect to the part—time bowling ofjoe denley, watling, who scored a double century in the last match showing scant respect to everyone, including broad. broad's perseverance was eventually rewarded. he got both of them and ended up with four wickets, but not before new zealand had gone past 300. they ended up with 375, they total that seemed more impressive when england batted. dominic sibley at 2a and in just his second test is quickly finding out the extra demands of test cricket.

joe denny who is eight years sibley senior might conclude that things don't get any easier.ent for just four. the captainjoe root has matured to master the art of test batting but his touch has deserted him. having would welcome a big score from him on day three. having would welcome a big score from him on day three. leiws hamilton has wrapped up the championship but he's looking to end the formula one season on a high. he's on pole for the final race of the season, the abu dhabi grand prix tomorrow. incredibly it's his first pole for 4 months, nine races. his mercedes teamamte valterri bottas was second quickest but an engine change means that he'll start from the back of the grid tomorrow. max verstappen has been bumped up to the front row. i don't know if i found that extra as such but i mean, the car was a much better position i would say in this qualifying position if you look at q3 in particularly. nice for them, good delivery so quite close to the bull's—eye, kind of thing. and then the first q3 lap was also under next one a little bit better so under next one a litt

england are 105—1 the man out dominic sibley, who was making his test debut. he was out for 22.tween australia and pakistan is underway at the gabba in brisbane. pakistan have never one test in australia. a reminder that you can follow the latest sports news on our website. all the cricket that, of course, and plenty of reaction to the appointment ofjose mourinho as totte n ha m the appointment ofjose mourinho as tottenham hotspur ‘s new manager. we will have his first press conference on thursday. from me and the rest of the team, that is all for now. thank you for watching. good buy. hello again. now, most of the rain today will be towards the southwest of england. quite grey through through the midlands, towards the south—east of england. some brighter skies further north. one or two showers though towards the north—east of scotland. the highest temperature is probably where it is turning wetter later on in the day, towards the south—west of england — may be double figures here. and getting blown away by those brisk winds. quite grey through through the midlands, towards the

work sure dom sibley will get him... work sure dom sibley will make his debut alongside rory burns.o doubts about the importance. it's an opportunity for us asa importance. it's an opportunity for us as a side to continue our development and improvement winning away from home. 0bviously development and improvement winning away from home. obviously this points to be played for sri lanka later on this winter. so there's plenty with a few new faces around, plenty with a few new faces around, plenty to play for for everyone and for us to lay a marker down how we wa nt for us to lay a marker down how we want this winter to go. and on the bbc sport website we will bring you the opening match of that test series in new zealand and have the latest on that and lots more in sports day at 1030. more now on the duke of york stepping back from royal duties for the foreseeable future. in a statement he said that his association with the convicted sex offender had become what he described as a major disruption to the royal family present work. he also said he would be willing to help any law enfor

he has a serious shoulder injury dom sibley and zak crawley have impressed the england selectors aheadinst new zealand next week. both scored centuries as england reached 285 for1 against a kiwi xi roger federer has kept himself alive in the year ending atp finals. he was facing the italian matteo berrettini, both had lost their opening group games, so a lot was riding on the match at the o2 arena and it was the swiss that came through. austin halewood. the swiss that came through. a the swiss that came through. last walk before a po exit, a last walk before a possible early exit, day three of the world tour finals but already the winner takes all. unfortunately for material that are teeny, roger federer stood on his way. the 20 time grand slam champion was beaten in his first match but federer wasn't leaving london quietly, his touch definitely back. italian has arisen over 100 places in the world rankings over the last two years and it is clear to see why as he forced a tie—break. but that is where federer is at his best, so cool and so clinical when it matters most. the world number

don sibley and rory burns, that is their natural game to play in that fashion but a lot of the othertive so it will be a real challenge for them to show the necessary discipline and basically take a leaf out of bj watling's book of denial and backing their defence, leaving the ball well. of course it is important that they rotate the strike and that they don'tjust get stuck they rotate the strike and that they don't just get stuck blocking the ball all the time, but it is low—risk batting, that is what we want. building some partnerships and getting england to safety. it was a mixed day for british sides in rugby union's european champions cup. sale sharks had a tough time against la rochelle, even though the french side were down to 1a men at the end of the first half. sale eventually came through as 25 points to 15 winners. while gloucester came close but couldn't quite edge past montpellier... they were beaten by 30 points to 27. paul frostick was watching. for sale, this match was about returning world cup stars. south africa's faf de klerk and england's tom curry were on opposin

dom sibley and zak crawley have impressed the england selectors.both scored centuries, as england reached 285 for one against a kiwi xi. novak djokovic is playing dominic thiem at the atp world tour finals, at london's o2 arena. it's gone to a deciding set in that onein the same group earlier, roger federer recovered from his first match loss — to defeat matteo berretini in straight sets. austin halewood was watching. before a possible early exit, day three of the world tour finals but already a winner takes all. although u nfortu nately, already a winner takes all. although unfortunately, roger federer stood in his way. the 20 time grand slam champion was comfortably beaten in his first match. but he was leaving it quietly. his touch definitely back. the italian has risen over 100 places in the world rankings over the past two years news clear to see why. as he forced the first set tie—break. but that is where roger fetters at his best, so cool and clinical when matters most. the root number three with the first set. the italian was thrashed by ro

sibley top scored in the county championship this year — he's been speaking to test match special‘s simonn. opening the batting you need will have similar scores but for me, if i do get in i will go big and make the most of that so hopefully if i do get ini most of that so hopefully if i do get in i can make those big scores. does it help that there will be rory burns, afamiliar does it help that there will be rory burns, a familiar face, does it help that there will be rory burns, a familiarface, at the does it help that there will be rory burns, a familiar face, at the other end? we go way back and he drove me to my first second team game so to open the battle with him in a test match would be amazing. it would be full cycle. when he was driving did he talk about the prospect of playing for england one day?” he talk about the prospect of playing for england one day? i saw on the other day and he said we still talk about this. i'm not we did! it is something that never got brought up. but i think individually eve ryo ne brought up. but i think individually everyone wanted to play for eng

the warwickshire 0pener, sibley, was the only batsman to score over 1,000 runs in division one of thet here, it was a case of working out a little bit and scoring the runs. i always had the belief i would get here, it's just a case of actually going out and doing it. a yearand just a case of actually going out and doing it. a year and a half ago i wasn't doing that. made a few changes, mentally i have been stronger and it's worked out quite nicely. that's all the sport for now. let's go back to the north east of england now and our special election coverage today from bishop auckland. throughout the campaign, bbc news will be looking closely at the places where the election could be won and lost. we're visiting ten parts of the uk where seats will be closely contested. and bishop auckland is one of them. it's been held by labour since 1935 but is a key tory target. and newsbeat‘s steffan powell is there for us now — ina campervan. yes, we are in a camper van! it's a living room, basically, we are touring around the uk, it's quite snug and cosy, it's fair to say. and we have brought th

she was initially evaluated at sibley memorial hospital in washington before being transferred to john in baltimore for treatment. for symptoms are improving. after she was given antibiotics and fluids. she's expected to be released from the hospital as early as tomorrow morning. >>> vice president mike pence made a surprise visit to iraq today. this comes after months of criticism that the trump administration betrayed former kurdish allies in the region by withdrawing troops. pence thanked troops, congratulated them for capture the last inch of isis-controlled rotator despite an insurgence in syria. >>> anthony flores joining us now and it's been a long time but the wait was worth it for cal. >> certainly worth the wait today here in the bay area. an exciting day of college football. they are changing hands for the first time in a decade. what did the hero of the big game have to say after scoring the winning touchdown? find out. sports is next. . >>> well, the streak is over on the farm. for the first time in ten years the axe is changing hands after the big game between stanford an

dominic sibley at 2a and in just his second test is quickly finding out the extra demands of test cricketdenley, eight years simply‘s senior, might conclude that things don't get any easier. both went for just four. joe root has mastered the art of test batting, but recently, even his touch has deserted him. how england would welcome a big score from him on day three. if you think back to the ashes last summer, david warner was in simply dreadful form, barely able to score a run. 0vernight barely able to score a run. overnight in adelaide he has managed to score 335 all by himself. australia eventually declared on 589-3, with australia eventually declared on 589—3, with warner unbeaten. his innings is the tenth highest score in the history of test cricket. how about that for a return to form? meanwhile, pakistan are struggling on 96—6. max verstappen went fastest in practice in abu dhabi ahead of the final grand prix of the season. he was the only man to challenge the mercedes drivers. he points to 0.04 seconds ahead of lewis hamilton, while bott hass was in third. qualifying gets under w

the runs were slow to come by at first and debutant dominic sibley was dismissed forjust 22.en hit a half century, beforejoe denley helped build england's lead with a solid 7a. captain joe root went cheaply, but ben stokes will return to the crease in mount maunganui 67 not out. i thought the guys earlier in the day did a good job against a ball that swung for the considerable amount of the day. i thought the croissant had a lot to do with that. then stop showing that there are i’u ns then stop showing that there are runs out there to be had, but there wasn't that much lateral movement off the wicket. it took a good bowling display to keep england at that run great for the majority of the day, but i thought that england we re the day, but i thought that england were disciplined in the way they went about it. he set things up nicely for great britain taking the second set 6—3. dan britain taking the second set 6—3. da n eva ns britain taking the second set 6—3. dan evans is currently in action now against his opponent. he won the first set 7—5. anthonyjoshua believes a lack of

sibley and burns, that is their natural game to play in that fashion but a lot of the other england playersthe necessary discipline, and basically take a leaf out of bj watling's book of denial, and backing their defence, leaving the ball well. of course it is important that they rotate the strike and that they don't just get stuck blocking the ball all the time. but it is low—risk batting, that is what we want. building some partnerships and getting england to safety. spain'sjon rahm has won the final event on the european tour — the world tour championship in dubai and in doing so finishes as europe's number one golfer. it's only ever been won by one other spanish golfer and that was seve ballesteros. imean, i mean, there are so many european tour players that could have done that, got close and didn't do it. to think of that list of seve, and then jon rahm, it is hard to believe. such a big part of spanish golf history, it is really unique to put my name on something that only seve has done. and in the last hour south korea's kim sei—young has won the season ending group tour championshi

instead, sant now got dom sibley, then tempted rory burns into their sweep shot.tarted around 20 minutes ago, and england are now 62—3 and trial by200 and england are now 62—3 and trial by 200 runs. there was a remarkable game in the premier league, but it is time to pop out of the room if you don't want to know today's results, as match of the day 2 and, in scotland, sportscene follow soon on bbc one. it finished 3—3 between sheffield united and manchester united. chris wilder's side were 2—0 ahead before manchester united scored three goals in seven minutes to take the lead. but 0liver mcburnie salvaged a point for sheffield united with a 90th minute equaliser. rangers are now level on points with scottish premiership leaders celtic after a 3—1win over hamilton, ryan kent scoring two of rangers' three goals. glasgow city have beaten hibernian to win the scottish women's cup. their 11—3 victory in today's final makes it a ninth cup win for city. and chelsea stay top of the women's super league after an emphatic 6—0 win over birmingham city. and there's more on th

the way i will do that will be different to dom sibley and rory burns does that.of doing it. there's live commentary on the first day of the second test in hamilton on radio 5 live sports extra. play starts at 10pm, and there's full text commentary on the bbc sport website. england remember are one down in the two match series. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc. c0. uk/sport very good afternoon tea. watching bbc news. let's take a look at some of the main story said today. security forces in iraq have killed at least 15 protesters in the southern city of nassiriya. they opened fire to clear two bridges being blocked by the demonstrators. more details from our middle east correspondent, martin patience, who is following developments from neigbouring lebanon. in the past two months, we have seen enormous demonstrations against the government right across iraq. and often they have turned violent, with the security forces mowing down the protesters, most of whom are young iraqis. we saw that again

don sibley and rory burns, that is their natural game to play in that fashion but a lot of the othernecessary discipline, and basically take a leaf out of bj watling's book of denial, and backing their defence, leaving the ball well. of course it is important that they rotate the strike and that they don'tjust get stuck blocking the ball all the time. but it is low—risk batting, that is what we want. building some partnerships and getting england to safety. in the last few moments, spain have w011 in the last few moments, spain have won the davis cup. rafa nadal has got thejob done. won the davis cup. rafa nadal has got the job done. there won the davis cup. rafa nadal has got thejob done. there he is, to the ground, beating denis shapovalov. it was 9—7 in the tie—breaker. shapovalov. it was 9—7 in the tie—brea ker. shapovalov shapovalov. it was 9—7 in the tie—breaker. shapovalov digging in, he saved a couple of match points, but rafa nadal managed to get the job done in the end. an emotional weekend for the spanish team, roberto bautista agut‘s father passing away. you can find more

and when england batted late in the day they lost dominic sibley for 4 — lbw to tim southee and thenme. england captainjoe root — who failed twice in the first test — was still there on 6 at the close. eight is an opportunity for some people in the middle to put their hand up. there are people who are capable of betting long. sometimes. it does not look like the type of wicked where you can walk it straightaway and blast away. you have to earn the right to score. i think admin will be looking for people to do that tomorrow morning. now staying with cricket... you'll remember the ashes last summer, australia opener david warner was in dreadfulform. he could barely score a run. well overnight in adelaide he's managed to score 335 — on his own. australia eventually declared on 589 for 3 with warner unbeaten. warner's innings is the tenth highest score in the history of test cricket. what a return to form? pakistan are struggling on 77 for 4 in reply today's early premier league kick—off sees manchester city travel to newcastle united. city can't afford any more slip ups in the league —

yes,n: the short answer is and that is sibley because the equity market is going to hold up. it is going to be buying about 70% of net new treasury issuance , and that is a lot of liquidity coming back into the system. risk markets are usually on in this environment, and that is one of the reasons why since they announced in mid-october, the equity market has done well. as long as the equity market holds up, the consumer will hold up as well. obviously, we are also assuming here 100,000 plus in employment, and there's no reason to expect that to really move dramatically from those levels. ok that the equity market just holds their? do we needed to increase? this year has been driven by multiple expansion driven by the discount story coming from the rates market. steven: obviously you want it to continue to go up, but as far as the broad consumer is concerned, i think it is more important that the equity market doesn't collapse, which is what we saw last december. so as it supported consumer spending, it is more important you don't see things just drop off, and as long as it t

would provide me do i stick with me doctor or change and go to another doctor who says let's go to sibley hospital in washington where the prices are less. i do i use this information in a practical setting? >> the easy answer is it's to be determined whey that proposed is mostly ly elective procedures. post-cancer surgery in theory could be elective. the goal is to make sure you don't wind up with surprise. >> let's clarify, i think your example is really good one because most of medical care is not elective procedures. most -- you would not choose a hospital for cancer surgery based upon price you would choose on quality of the surgery that might be divorced from price. might be correlated with price you have no idea what you really want is the quality met. we have had some transparency. there's been transparency on drug prices in new hamp shieshin some other efforts we know one circumstance in which it does work where the payer, an employer might say we're paying you $20,000 for hip replacement. you can go to any one of these hospitals and we'll give you your price and you can get it.

long side does compared to simply being along in the market and how the short side does compared to sibleyn the market, you discover that almost all of the -- compared to simply being short in the market, he discovered the most all of the bar is on the long side. column that research. it is important to point out that this is compared to the markets. the long-term the market tends to go up. and is making the assumption of no friction. we all know that in fact it does cost more to go short then to go along. you have to pay somebody some interest to borrow a stock and sell it. therefore, ultimately, the lotion that there is really something to be said for going long and short individual pairs of stocks or using the same discipline to go short as well as long is very questionable. >> but looking at this paper, we and i'mo the academics glad i wore the bow tie. part of it as the factors as you pick the longs and the short spare i have some short fund managers out there who'd argue they do not do that anyway. they have some secret sauce and you just do not get it. what is your response to them?

they sibley have to be good companies that can grow somewhat. you have those in europe.ot all european companies are growing. but the ones that have some growth, and same in the u.s., companies that have been long neglected. a wonderful place to be, i was singing of the 1970's and the nifty 50, which is what the private equity valuations, when they came public, were kind of like. so when those things crashed, the right place to have made some money was, in today's market, would have been the forgotten u.s. market, but also europe. so the answer is yes. vonnie: we have to leave it there, but looking forward to getting you back in again soon to talk about more marathons to come. this is the 22nd marathon runner mike holland with us, holland & co. chairman and founder. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ abigail: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm abigail doolittle. let's get a look at equity markets. the s&p 500 up a little bit. we have a new round of record highs in the u.s. probably a sense that nothing too bad is ahead by the end of the year. we see the stoxx 600 in

sibley because she is that good. simply because she is that good. this happens to be the manifestation of how she changed history by her effect on the back in history and human events could have taken a number of ways. >> what a powerful and important reminder of that other path she could've taken. it is striking to think of that other path. by the time you clerked, justices ginsburg and o'connor had been serving for some time. justice ginsberg has had frequently when she joined, justice o'connor was the best friend any justice could have. she appreciated her thoughtfulness and support, and their shared experiences. how was it manifesting itself and how to justice o'connor view and value justice ginsberg? >> i think she valued her very much. they both respected one another greatly. they had a little bit of a competition over who would get out the first opinion. (laughs) which was kind of fun. but justice o'connor, i think, respected her tremendously. and it was just wonderful for us to be able to be there and see that. >> that is remarkable. justice

and dom sibley will make his england debut in the first test against new zealand, which starts tonighti'll be back with more on those stories later. a man who used to work for the uk's consulate in hong kong has told the bbc that he was tortured in china and accused of inciting political unrest in the city. as a result of the claims made by simon cheng in the interview you're about to watch, the british foreign secretary dominic raab has summoned the chinese ambassador. the chinese foreign ministry has said they won't accept the uk's representations, and that interfering in china's affairs will "only harm the uk's own interests". let's see the interview that has prompted this response —— here's mr cheng speaking to our china correspondent, john sudworth: i've been shackled, i've been handcuffed and i've been blindfolded and also they made me hooded. they put a hood on your head? yes. for how many hours would that last? i don't know, because i cannot see anything. but a very, very long time. and then they handcuffed me like this. so, your hands are cuffed and they hang you on something?

the runs were slow to come by at first and debutant dominic sibley was dismissed forjust 22.ase in mount maunganui 67 not out. i thought the guys early in the day did a good job against what was a ball that swung for considerable amount of the day. the crosswind going across the ground had a lot to do with that. ben stokes showing that there are runs out there to be had, good batting wicket, not that much lateral movement, or any at all, off the wicked. it took a good bowling display to keep england at the run rate for the majority of the day. i thought that england were disciplined in the way they went about it. jose mourinho says he will make fans smile again and take tottenham back up the premier league table. he has signed a deal as the club‘s new head coach until 2023, replacing mauricio pochettino who was sacked on tuesday. mourinho spoke to the club‘s in—house tv channel yesterday but will speak to the media for the first time since taking over this afternoon. in relation to the premier league, we know where we are, and we know we do not belong there. match after match

presumptuous tone, i don't think that's it, hugh sibley make an argument that sometimes say as opposed when you want to focus on the substance and the personalities attached and ominous works better. >> i think any points ours fo st on. i think the debate about the animpiece will affect this bookd the impact that it has and certainly if the author had decided to attach a name to, it would add greater meeting to what we are reading. at this point it's not clear if this person is still a senior trump of ministration official or former trump administration official. it is easy to some extent to say i am doing this or that to protect or affect policy without being able to attach b your name and allow fact checking and other journalist to do our own reporting and say is that true, did he or she actually say or do this, can we double check the scenes in these quotes. so that that one would apply to a book like this ispp not poss possible. >> is a being read by the white house press corps? >> it just came out and there is a lot going on in washington right now. i think that is probably affect

the runs were slow to come by at first debutant dominic sibley was dismissed forjust 22.ease on 67 not out. and there‘s full commentary on radio five live sports extra and the bbc sport website from nine o clock this evening. that's bbc. c0. uk /sport. that is sure update. thank you. a thick layer of smoke from bushfires continues to engulf australia‘s biggest city, sydney, while smoke warnings have now also been issued in adelaide. and for the first time in almost a decade, a ‘code red‘ warning has been issued in the state of victoria. across the country, firefighters are now battling almost 200 bushfires, and struggling to contain the worst fires in south australia, victoria and new south wales, which have been exacerbated by wind and dry conditions. for more, i‘m joined live from sydney, byjames morris — from the new south wales royal fire service. painting quite a distressing picture there. just ascribe to us what firefighters are having to deal with. good morning. significant fire right across the landscape here in australia, especially in those eastern and southern

warwickshire's dom sibley will make his debut, opening the batting alongside rory burns.nity for us as a side to continue our development and improvement at winning away from home. 0bviously improvement at winning away from home. obviously there is points to be played for them we get to south africa and sri lanka later on this winter, so there is plenty, with a few new faces around, there is plenty to play for. for us to lay a marker down and how we want this winter to go. we'll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. the us ambassador to the eu has told the impeachment inquiry into donald trump that he was following the president's orders, when he pressed ukraine to investigate burisma , a gas firm empoying the son of his presidential rivaljoe biden. gordon sondland said there was "absolutely" a "quid pro quo" , and that he and other diplomats had been forced to work with president trump's personal lawyer, rudy giuliani. mr giuliani demanded that ukraine make a public statement announcing the investigations of the 2016 election, dnc server and burisma. mr giulia

dominic sibley at 2a and in just his second test is quickly finding out the extra demands of test cricketings do not get any easier. both went for just four. conclude that things do not get any easier. both went forjust four. the captain has mastered the art of test batting but recently even his touch has deserted him. how england would welcome a big score from him on day three. it is an opportunity for some people to put their hand up. the debut, ben stokes, joe root. there are people there who are capable of batting long periods of time the sub doesn't look as if it is a type of wicked favourable can straightaway and blast away. you have to earn the right to score the runs, as we have seen s0 right to score the runs, as we have seen so far in the series and i think england will be looking for people to do that tomorrow morning. leiws hamilton has wrapped up the championship but he's looking to end the formula one season on a high. he's on pole for the final race of the season, the abu dhabi grand prix tomorrow. incredibly it's his first pole for 4 months , nine races. his mercedes teama

sending the policy with respect to china for the fcc perspective, we think it's a constructive way and sibley to say we want a risk-based framework from any country or company that comes into our network. we are always looking to engage constructively on issues where we can collaborate in a strategic issue at play we want to address it thoughtfully. >> it occurs to me, a couple more questions and will go to the audience. even if your rules are adopted, the leverage that you have is money. is it possible for people to say, i do not want your money, i will use private sector money or borrow from somewhere else, some other country even to do what i was intending to do. so your rule will not apply to me and retroactively you're using money as a lever to get equipment to be change preloaded people say i don't want to change my equipment, i will not comply or i'll find other financing and take out your money. >> this far we have not can heard concerns from particular carriers or groups but to the extent that any entity or trade association has concern especially when it comes to financing were happ

here we are not not enforcing the law, were enforcing in sibley nothing in the ina that says that the homeland security you are restricted in any way shape or form from enforcing the law. >> the response that you gave to me, i did not see -- did you memorandum said daca is illegal, i didn't see where it said whether it's illegal or not as a matter of administration policy. we are withdrawing i did not see that. you said there was arguments. i saw only -- we cannot enforce daca, we cannot hear to daca because it's illegal. >> two responses, first of all, secretary nielsen's memorandum clearly encompasses all of the different arguments and sets them forth in great detail per we think they nielsen memorandum clearly properly before the court in the district court in washington, d.c. asked for and we provided it in the district court reviewed it so the only question is what does it mean. secretary nielsen in her memorandum ratified secretary dukes decision for the reasons given using precisely the same mechanism that she used herself to issue the memo in the first place in the same mechan

a tough start for dominic sibley as he scores just 22 on his debut, but england go on to build a solidt against new zealand. great britain beat the netherlands in their opening group game of the davis cup. wins for andy murray in the singles and jamie murray and neal skupski in the doubles secured the victory. saracens head coach mark mccall says the decision not to appeal against his side‘s 35 point deduction in the premiership will give everyone clarity for the season ahead. the punishment leaves saracens bottom of the table on minus 22 points. a really interesting decision, they are not appealing. eddiejones, the head coach, was talking about it saying he thinks it will be really challenging for those players and the saracens players to go back into a set up and meet everyone again. a little bit of awkwardness. they will literally try to win every game to try to make a point. who knows how it will end up. a long way to go. here‘s carol with a look at this morning‘s weather. carol, good morning to you. would morning, everyone. some of us are waking up to a chilly start with are wakin

warwickshire's dom sibley will make his debut, opening the batting alongside rory burns. and for us to lay a marker down, how we wa nt and for us to lay a marker down, how we want this winter to go. that's all the sport for now. now on afternoon live, let's go nationwide and see what's happening around the country in our daily visit to the bbc newsrooms around the uk. let's go to bristol with bbc points west's alex lovell who is talking about a dementia awareness project. stewart white from look east is in norwich talking about eco—friendly eyewear. alex, pupils are learning and teaching others about dementia ? this has come off the back of the alzheimer's society. they say the number of people living with dementia in the west is predicted to increase dramatically over the next few years so we got an example, they say that almost 50% more people in wiltshire will have the disease. these are huge numbers. in gloucestershire, there is a group of 12 and 13—year—olds from a community school and they have made a video to promote awareness of the disease so these pupils thought

they sibley cannot produce enough to keep up with the growth of their economy with the size of theirance sheets, and with the debt that they have, and a lot of that we don't know. as the price of commodities ls.l, there gdp fal marvin: a lot of analysts are talking about these longer-term trends. demographics, central-bank efficacy, what happens with all of this liquidity in a world where no one really understands how it floats around. whether the future is now, talking about stagnation more than we have before. central-bank efficacy is certainly something the central banks themselves are talking about. damian: eventually that stimulus has to go somewhere. marvin: absolutely. so is the future now, where all of debt doesn't have the effect on the real economy? it certainly has had an effect on assets, and terms of what we deal with on a day-to-day basis, but the concern with trade is eventually, it does make its way into the numbers. the disparity between income as a result of trade potentially collapsing makes its way into numbers. vincent: you will have to ask yourself, if it doesn'

sibley departed sadly for 22. ross taylor takes it. he isjust 24 sadly for 22. make the most of his winter. this one has gone further, all the way for six. and then ben stokes. up and over. enough said. this partnership was concluding the day england's way. denly on 74, a diving watling and new zealand had their man. yes, but not the man. the chance to get rid of ben stokes was missed. no, down. he will begin day to 167 with england 241—4, and this moment lingering in the mind of both sides. great britain are through to the last eight at the davis cup finals in madrid after beating kazakhstan 2—1 kyle edmund won the first singles match. but dan evans lost the second, in three sets to alexander bubik. evans — who also lost his singles match yesterday — took the first set, but couldn't sustain the momentum leaving the tie level at 1—all. so, just like yesterday, it came down to the doubles match and jamie murray and neal skupskie won it in straight sets. great britain are back in action at around 4.30 tomorrow afternoon where they'll meet germany in the quarterfin

say the president, like other presidents and previous administration's of both parties, had asked sibley for a foreign government to look into corruption. all of this comes during what is becoming an increasingly intense situation on capitol hill, and which both sides digging in. i can tell you here at the white house, they are working very closely, republican numbers of the house intelligence committee, and lockstep on messaging. as of this morning, they do not feel they are at risk of losing any republican support. alix: thank you very much. something else i am watching. i don't believe that elizabeth warren can execute all of the plans she's talking about, but i think the fact that all of her plans don't make economic -- sen. warren: -- tax in america. [applause] for: that is a new ad elizabeth warren. it calls for a wealth tax. thatfein said on twitter "vilifying the rich is bad for the u.s. maybe tribalism is just in her dna," a possible reference to her one time claim that she was part native american. cooperman says she rep is in's the worst in politicians, trying to demonize weal

dominic sibley and joe denly both made just four.tury yesterday but he added just four to his overnight score before he was bowled by stuart broad. new zealand recovered well, though. daryl mitchell made 73 and bj watling — who you'll remember frustrated england with a double century in the first test — also scored a half century to put the hosts in control on day two. england and wales will find out who they'll face at next year's euros later. scotland, northern ireland and the republic will be watching the draw keenly, too, as they can still qualify through the play—offs. for england, though, they go into the finals as joint favourites. and our sports editor dan roan spoke to manager gareth southgate to get his thoughts ahead of today's draw. final preparations in bucharest where those competing in european's foot all tournament next year are about to learn their fate. after an impressive campaign, england are among the favourites for euro 2020 and here at the training base the manager told me their perception of the team has shift

dom sibley will make his england debut in the first test against new zealand, which starts tonight.. we have just seen some of our tennis players. great britain play their first match at the new—look davis cup today. they take on the netherlands in madrid, and murray says he needs to be sensible about his work load. that is definitely not a frozen lyric. i need to be sensible about my workload. to be fair, she might need to be. yes, she is busy. great result for wales. fantastic news there. it was really cold out and about i notice for poor carol last night. —— yesterday. how is it today, carol? not as cold. bless your heart. good morning, yesterday. how is it today, carol? not as cold. bless your heart. good morning, everybody. yesterday we had the coldest night of this autumn so far. temperatures fell two —9.9. this not just far. temperatures fell two —9.9. this notjust gone, nowhere near as cold. still chilly for some of you just out. today will be mainly dry and breezy, particularly so in the west and it is in the west we have a weather front producing all this rain, cloud and t

the way i will do that will be different to don sibley and rory burns.n the first day of the second test in hamilton on radio 5 live sports extra. play starts at 10pm, and there's full text commentary on the bbc sport website. england, remember, are one down in the two match series. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. thank you. we will see you in the next hour. the pollsters called the brexit referendum wrong and the 2015 and 2017 elections each led to inquiries. while some may argue polling is broken, the 2017 election had one notable success, a constituency level model that correctly called the hung parliament ten days before polling. today the times has the 2019 version, which suggests if the election was held now the conservatives would win a comfortable house of commons majority. let's get more from the pollster and political scientist professor sirjohn curtice who's in glasgow for us. very good to see you today. what are your thoughts on this latest polling? obviously it is trying to live up to its previous call

if the president can sibley refuse all oversight, particular in the context of an impeachment proceeding, the balance of power between the two branches of government will be a revocably altered. that is not what the founders intended. and the prospects for further corruption and abuse of power in this ministry should or any other will be exponentially increased. this is what we believe the testimony will show, both for the president's conduct and as to his obstruction of congress. the issue thaton we confront is the one posed by the president acting to the staff, when he challenged americans to get over it. if we find that the president of the united states abused his power and invited foreign interference into election or if he sought to condition, core hearse or bribe an ally into conducting investigations into aid the campaign and did so withholding official acts, the white house meeting or hundreds of millions of dollars of needed military aid, must we simply get over it. is this what americans should now expect from their president. if this is not impeachable conduct, what is. does