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villa had several chances to equalise, butjust couldn't get past southampton's defence.ry means hassenhuttl�*s side are 12th, villa are 15th. listen, i cannot question the character of the players and the personalities that we've got in there. we got a few injuries at the moment and the subs were academy graduates and three of them were on there but i don't like making excuses but we should be losing these games on the spin and getting some players back in fitness. two more board members of yorkshire county cricket club havejoined the chairman roger hutton in resigning. it follows the row over the clubs handling of allegations of racism. lord kamlesh patel of bradford has been appointed as the new director and chair of the club. sponsors have pulled out from yorkshire and the ecb has stripped them from hosting international matches. it's after a report found former player azeem rafiq had been the victim of racial harrassment and bullying, but the club said they would take no disciplinary action. england captain eoin morgan has been asked about the crisis at yorkshire whi

here's whatjurgen klopp has said ahead of facing southampton.strong that even if you are a good football team, you are not then in the top part of the table and you still have to fight for each point. but that is what southampton are doing, and we know about thejob, what we have to do, and the big advantage we obviously have is that they didn't play midweek, we did, and we always said they didn�*t play midweek, we did, and we always said wednesday— saturday is not the best rhythm, but it is the rhythm we have, so we need to be as refreshed and is recovered as possible and be ready for a fight. england manager sarina wiegman said she was expecting the "toughest test" of her team in world cup qualifying so far against austria today. england are four wins from four and are playing at sunderland's stadium of light. the game got under way at 12:30, so we're heading to the break at half time. its currently 1—0 to england, alan white winning her 100th cap there. history will be made at twickenham this afternoon. for the first time, the barbarians men's

i think that the statistics say that southampton scored the majority of the goals in the first 20 minutes don't want to sound disrespectful, just happens in the game. today we were there from the first second and that was helpful. eddie howe was in the dug out for the first time for newcastle but his side are still bottom after arsenal eventually broke them down at home. bukayo saka and pierre—emerick aubameyang scoring the goals for arsenal who stay fifth, while newcastle are five points adrift of safety without a single win this season. elsewhere in the premier league, norwich matched wolves in a goalless draw at carrow road. brighton/leeds was also nil—nil. and steven gerrard made it 2 wins from 2 as aston villa manager with victory over crystal palace. in spain, barcelona are hoping to make it back—to—back la liga wins under new head coach xavi. they're currently i—nil up at villa real. barca are currently seventh, 10 points behind leaders real madrid. bayern munich are back on top of the german bundesliga — leroy sane scoring a brilliant winner against armenia bielefeld. they're a po

first game as norwich manager, but his team had to come from behind to after che adams had put southamptonur minutes. but goals from teemu pukki and captain grant hanley earned norwich three points that move them off the bottom of the table, having also won their last game under daniel farke. for me the second half performance is probably the most important thing. yes, we know we need to point the league. at the performance levels will give certainly in that second half of the lads a big lift.. run twice last three years and just not well enough of the premier league in that moment. the players, ifeel sorry for daniel and the job is done with this job but somebody�*s got to come in and out thankfully we got that win. chelsea were at their ruthless best again, as they extended their lead at the top of the premier league to six points after beating leicester city 3—0 at the king power stadium. patrick geary reports. summer already feels distant so that that hazy day when lester was historic yet now slightly dated. two weeks laterjay—z became champions of europe. maybe now they are heading to

are up to second place in the premier league, after another big—scoring win, this time at home to southamptonpp's side are nowjust a point behind leaders chelsea, who play manchester united tomorrow. diogojota scored twice in the first half, then thiago alcantara got his second in as many games and virgil van dijk made it 4—0 from a corner. i think the stats say that the goals were scored in the first 20 minutes, and it is a little bit of a challenge that very often it looks difficult in the beginning so you have to extend the warming up. itjust happens in the game. but you're not really there, and today we were up for being there for the first second, and the boys were, and that was helpful. eddie howe's first match in the dugout as newcastle united manager ended in disappointment. despite a clear improvement, his side lost 2—0 to arsenal in the early kick off at the emirates. it means newcastle are still bottom of the table — without a win. austin halewood reports. the latest instalment of newcastle's new starts. after overcoming coronavirus, eddie howe was ready for his belated debut on th

he has done such a fantastic job at southampton, pochettino.king them to the champions league final. he has also been viewed as a potential manchester united manager. the fact is that manchester united did have the opportunity to appoint pochettino when he left tottenham but instead opted to give ole gunnar solskjaer an extended run as manager. i understand that pochettino would quite be open to moving to manchester united, but he is under contract at paris saint—germain at the moment. we will have to see how that works out will stop erik ten hag at ajax is another interesting one because ajax have been very much at the forefront of an improvement in their fortunes over the last few years. and brendan rodgers we know all about, he did a fantasticjob at both celtic and leicester, amazingly until this season when his side have not performed very well either, apart from against manchester united. which was a game that they won. the interesting thing at the moment will be who comes in as an interim, one name that has been floated towards me is the

villa had several chances to equalise, butjust couldn't get past southampton's defence.em were on the bench there but i don't like making excuses but we should be losing these games on the spin and getting some players back in fitness. two more board members of yorkshire county cricket club havejoined the chairman roger hutton in resigning. it follows the row over the clubs handling of allegations of racism. lord kamlesh patel of bradford has been appointed as the new director and chair of the club. sponsors have pulled out from yorkshire and the ecb has stripped them from hosting international matches. it's after a report found former player azeem rafiq had been the victim of racial harrassment and bullying, but the club said they would take no disciplinary action. england captain eoin morgan has been asked about the crisis at yorkshire while speaking to the media at the t20 world cup: there is no place in our sport for any type of discrimination and i think the actions that we have seen have indicated how serious they are about dealing with issues like this and obvious

his first game in charge will be at home to southampton on saturday.hird player to claim he heard former england captain, michael vaughan, question the number of players of asian heritage in the yorkshire side in 2009. michael vaughan has again categorically denied it, and says he was very proud that asian players were included in the team. 0ur sports editor dan roan has been at lord's cricket ground, and explained that there is no sign of this row going away. the racism crisis that has cast a lengthening shadow over english cricket is intensifying on what seems like a daily basis right now. earlier this month, michael vaughan revealed that he had been named in a landmark report that looked into azeem rafik�*s claims of institutional racism at yorkshire. now vaughan denied the allegations that he had made a racism remark to a group of asian yorkshire players backin a group of asian yorkshire players back in 2009. but today, breaking his silence was the current england star, adil rashid, who said in a statement addressing what he called an intensely per

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nights like the last five games including defeat at southampton on friday leaving them 15th in the tabletinuous improvement in results performances and league position. which we have all been looking for. had been in charge for three years at villa park. the new middlesbrough manager has been named the day after they sacked the old one. he returns seven months after being sacked by sheffield after he was in charge for five years taking them from league 1 to the premier league. they parted company after a one old role. we are into the second half and three premier league games now. had the lead at watford. and it is still goalless between tottenham and everton. scottish premiership leaders rangers are in action two against ross county at home. it is 1-0 to against ross county at home. it is 1—0 to ross county. celtic are up to the second now after beating dundee 4-2. the second now after beating dundee 4—2. two players scored two goals each. celtic one 4—2. there are two matches under way in the women�*s super league. reading lead and manchester city have come from behind to lead to — one

his first game in charge will be at home to southampton on saturday.to jack reeve from the talk norwich city podcast. yeah, really excited about dean smith. he comes with a proven track record and that is really exciting for norwich city funds. the work he has done as walsall, brentford and most recently aston villa, he has left the club in a better position than when he took over. that is all you can ask from the coach. this is a man our sporting director is aware of. he tried to recruit him when he was at huddersfield but it didn't work. he has finally got his man now. he brings fresh ideas. this is an exciting time for norwich city. lewis hamilton's called it the greatest weekend of his life, and that's no surprise when you consider what he did in sao paulo. by winning yesterday's grand prix he's blown the formula one title race wide open. penalised twice for tecnical problems, hamilton was forced to drop down the grid, starting from tenth, but he battled back brilliantly to pass his title rival and championship leader max verstappen who he now trai

while liverpool are really putting on a show — 4—0 up at anfield against southampton and they'll go secondll today. you can see the latest scores on your screen here. two for dundee against motherwell so far. and stjohnstone lead hibs1—0. ellen white scored on her 100th appearance to maintain england's winning run in women's world cup qualifying. they secured a 1—nil victory over austria at the stadium of light. england have now won all five of their qualifying matches without conceding. joe lynskey reports. the next women's world cup is in australia and new zealand. to get their england go through sunderland in a storm. so torrential was the weather, the local train said not to travel but england look on their way to something good. they dominated austria in the first half and on 39 minutes found a way through the wall. ellen white is now close to a record. this was her 100 england goal. one more would be thejoint most by any player. that was england's 33rd goal in five qualifying games but they knew this was their biggest test. they kept their 100% record thanks to mary earps's stunning

adam armstrong gets the early goal for southampton in their premier league match against aston villa.alph hasenhuttl�*s side up the pressure at st mary's? good evening. the row over racism at yorkshire — one of english cricket's most famous clubs — has intensified, with the resignation of its chairman. the worst crisis in the club's history has been sparked by a year—long investigation that found former player azeem rafiq had been the victim of racial harassment and bullying. but no disciplinary action was taken. former england captain michael vaughan was one of those named in the investigation — accused of making a racist comment to a group of asian players — something he strongly denies. the bbc says he won't present five live cricket programme next week. here's our sports editor, dan roan. the racism that cricketer azeem rafiq suffered at yorkshire has plunged the county into an unprecedented crisis. today, as the fallout continued, the chairman bowed to intense pressure and in his first interview after announcing his resignation, roger hutton told me that the club had let their fo

villa had lost their last five games, including defeat at southampton on friday, leaving them 15th ine have not seen the continuous improvement in results, performances and league position which we have all been looking for." smith had been in charge for three years at villa park. scottish premiership leaders rangers won 11—2 against the league's bottom side ross county today, keeping some distance between them and rivals celtic. they went back up to second after beating dundee 11—2 at dens park. jota and kyogo scored two apiece. jota getting his second early in the second half infront of the travelling celtic fans, and soon after, kyogo got his second, putting his side 4—1 in front. dundee did pull another back, but it wasn't enough as celtic won 4—2. that's all the sport for now. more for you coming up in sportsday at 6:30pm. hopefully i will bring you that goal as well. borisjohnson has said delegates at the cop26 climate summit have just one week left to "deliver for the world", urging them to "pull together and drive for the line". negotiators in glasgow are discussing how to lim

and liverpool can go second in the table if they beat southampton. currently 1—0 up.es on your screen there. not many girls out there at the moment. we will keep you updated. ellen white marked her 100th appearance for england by scoring as they beat austria 1—0 in a world cup qualifier in sunderland. white is just one goal away from equalling the lionesses�* scoring record. england top their group with five wins out of five, and are yet to concede. in tennis, great britain have an unassailable 2—0 lead over france in their first tie at this year's davis cup finals. dan evans was up against adrian mannrino in the first rubber and he enjoyed a relatively straightfoward victory. winning in straight sets 7—5, 6—4. so that left british number one, cameron norrie, knowing that the tie would effectively be over if he managed to beat arthur rinderknech. it was another straight sets victory for great britain. they're a set down in the doubles though — which could prove important later in the round robin stages. history was going to be made at twickenham this afternoon. for th

theirfirst games with steven gerrard's aston villa playing brighton, and dean smith's norwich at home to southamptontable after winning 3—0 at leicester city in the lunchtime kick off — antonio rudiger headed the first, before n'golo kante set off on a run against his former club that nobody stopped. chelsea 2—0 up inside half an hour. thomas tuchel�*s side made it 16 points out of a possible 18, as they wrapped up the win in the second half thanks to christian pulisic. there is a certain spirit now and a certain quality that we know better and better where we can take risks and better where we can take risks and where we should not take risks and where we should not take risks and how to play our game and how to find our identity and force our identity onto the pitch. i feel that it is important that we are confident and we play also with a certain freedom, but the most important is the attitude and the teamwork. there was just one game in the women's super league today, as manchester city thrashed aston villa 5—0 to relieve some of the pressure on their manager gareth taylor. city were frustrated

they beat southampton 2—1 to move off the bottom of the table.as also the score between burnley and crystal palace. elsewhere wolves beat west ham 1—0. lewis hamilton's hopes of reducing the 14 point gap that championship leader max verstappen has, have been boosted after he claimed pole position for sunday's qatar grand prix. he was almost half a second quicker than the red bull of his title rival verstappen. his mercedes team mate valtteri bottas was third. it's the 102nd pole of hamilton's career, but his first since the hungarian grand prix back in august. i was here till midnight last night working with the engineers who also worked so late, they are such hard workers. and we found a lot of areas in which i can improve. made some changes for petrie and it seems to work and of course you've got to try to carry that through into qualifying but i am so grateful for the timings that they put us out on track, we didn't have any traffic. and that last lap was beautiful. it was a really sweet lap. finally there have been some thrilling rugby union

in september, bosses at this hospital in southampton told staff those who refused to getjabbed would to other roles. now the government is expected to announce that all front line staff in england must have received both doses by spring unless they are exempt. the number one — spring unless they are exempt. tue: number one thing spring unless they are exempt. tte: number one thing we want to do is encourage people voluntarily to take up encourage people voluntarily to take up the vaccine and boosters because we know it is the best line of defence. the way we get to that in different settings, we will look at different settings, we will look at different means to achieve that but fundamentally, it is indisputable, the more people have the vaccine, particularly in those vulnerable settings, the safer we will all be. in the nhs in england more than 90% of staff are fully vaccinated. it is estimated between 80 and 100,000 members of staff have yet to take up the offer. vaccination rates vary across the country. dorset county hospital trust has the highest uptake with 95%. barts health tr

southampton host aston villa in the premier league later with both teams desperate for a win to lift run of two wins and a draw from their last three league games but they're just a point ahead of villa who've lost their last four premier league fixtures including a 4—1 defeat at west ham last week. at the t20 world cup, new zealand will take on namibia in their penultimate group two match in sharjah in the coming hours. the black caps sit third and need to win their remaining two matches to have any hope of making the semi—finals. while in the same group, india who lost their first two before winning their last match against afghanistan go up against scotland in dubai knowing nothing less than a win will suffice. it's falling short of what we could achieve in the first two games and we find ourselves where we find ourselves, a very great country to come back into a tournament like this when you have had games like that, you want to finish the tournament. defending champion daniil medvedev reached the quarter—finals of the paris masters, but was taken the distance by american sebasti

just to remind you, there is coverage of southampton versus aston villa. kick—off is at 8pm.rnational and major fixtures by the international and majorfixtures by the ecb, who said that the handling of the racism issues raised by azeem rafiq had been wholly unacceptable. roger hutton has been replaced. that's it from sportsday. thanks for watching. goodbye. hello, after a mainly dry bonfire night, some rain coming in. overnight, turning wet across scotland. plenty of cloud elsewhere with a few spots of rain and were or two showers. temperatures not going down anywhere near as far as they did last night, particularly in england, where there was quite a bit of frost. tomorrow, we start the day with temperatures in double figures in some spots. plenty of cloud around with patchy rain at times, especially in the west. more substantial rain running across scotland, northern ireland and into northern england. for the midlands, east anglia and southern england, a few spots of rain that also some patchy rain heading southwards into the evening as well. when speaking up the evening as

smith was sacked by aston villa after their defeat to southampton less than a fortnight ago.our months since i was 16 years old, and i didn't enjoy it. my wife had a bit more planned for me than obviously what she's got. obviously, losing the job one week and then being re—employed in the premier league the following week, so, a very good week in the end. that's all the sport for now. thank you for your messages. reaction to the fact that the high—speed line between nottingham and leeds isn't going to go ahead, they are going to upgrade the existing line. the government will announce their rail plans later. susan says, i'm beyond angry boris johnson is about to break his promise on rail improvements between manchester and leeds. michael says, everyone knows the project was a complete waste of money and upgrading the original lines was a better option for the taxpayer. this e—mail says, better option for the taxpayer. this e—mailsays, i better option for the taxpayer. this e—mail says, i live in sheffield, the fourth biggest city in the uk, and it wasn't even included properly

his first game in charge will be at home to southampton on saturday.spoke to jack reeve of the talk norwich city podcast. it is not guaranteed any takes on a very difficult project. we've got probably— very difficult project. we've got probably the worst team on paper in the division — probably the worst team on paper in the division and the run so far has been _ the division and the run so far has been noon — the division and the run so far has been poor. we've got more of a chance — been poor. we've got more of a chance now. the record under daniel was noon _ chance now. the record under daniel was poor. operating on a 10% would percentage — was poor. operating on a 10% would percentage in the premier league which _ percentage in the premier league which is _ percentage in the premier league which is not sustainable. it's not sustainable for daniel. not guaranteed survival and he gives us a chance _ guaranteed survival and he gives us a chance and that's all you can ask for. �* . . a chance and that's all you can ask for. �* , ., ., a chance and that

elsewhere a winning start for dean smith as norwich manager — as they came from behind to beat southamptonge, although he wasnt�* in the dugout because of covid. there was also a 3 all draw between burnely and crystal palace. west ham's four—game winning run is over after they lost 1—0 at wolves. in the scottish premiership hearts missed the chance to go second ahead of celtic — they lost 2— nil at motherwell. elsewhere dundee united beat aberdeen i—nil, while the game between st mirren and livingston was drawn i—all. celtic have just kicked off against stjohnstone in the semi final of the league cup. lewis hamilton will start tomorrow's qatar grand prix from pole. he was almost half a second quicker than the red bull of his title rival max verstappen. his mercedes team mate valtteri bottas was third. it's the 102nd pole of hamilton's career, but his first since the hungarian grand prix back in august. 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 hundreds of tesla drivers have been locked out of their vehicles follo

dean smith watched on as norwich beat southampton.d up a point against brentford — but new boss eddie howe was isolating from home with covid, while steven gerrard was in the dugout at villa park for the first time and saw his side score two late goals to beat brighton 2—0, ollie watkins and tyrone mings sealing the win. stjohnstone�*s reign as scottish league cup holders is over — they were beaten 1—0 by celtic in the semifinals of the competition. substitute james forrest came off the bench to score the only goal of the game midway through the second half — so celtic are through to the final next month where they could lift the trophy for a 20th time. now, what a day of rugby union matches we had yesterday as the autumn internationals draw to a close. england got a last—minute win over south africa to avenge their 2019 world cup final defeat. wales won by a single point against australia and scotland beat japan. patrick gearey was watching. on another continent on the other side of a pandemic, england and south africa met in the wor

the me a lot of people stayed down there and we have gained new clientele down there as well in southampton we saw a double digit increase from 2020-2019. but single digits in 2021 to 2020 >> the hatch tops settled town, but south beach florida seems permanent? >> yes. >> what also may be temporary or long term is the labor shortage. part of the challenge, even though you are back in numbers, is labor how has that restricted your fully opening or other expansions how tough is it right now to find labor in new york city? >> it is very difficult to find labor. the statistics say the restaurant and bar try is 120,000 jobs short right now, which puts a strain obviously on the industry for here, we haven't been able to open for breakfast yet. we still haven't opened up saturdays. >> is that really because of labor, that -- >> a large part of it, yes >> and food costs are going up, everything is going up. >> we are getting squeezed everywhere. >> most importantly when the masters of the universe come here, and they do. what do they order what are the most popular dishes here. >> our appetizer whi

aston villa at the moment who slipped to their fifth defeat in a row as they were beaten 1— zero southamptonmoment for adam armstrong. a built from him to win it and his goal proved to be decisive for the saints as they moved to 12th in the table. and it's a big weekend for fans of non— league football also for the first round proper of the fa cup. among the teams in action today are buxton fc who are three levels below the football league and they take on york city today. putting in place the plans for fa cup glory. for boxing striker diego, his stage of the tiling business is a perfect way to relax ahead of his historic match. �* , ., ., ., match. it's quite good. i do en'oy it, but match. it's quite good. i do en'oy at, but its — match. it's quite good. i do en'oy it, but it's quite d match. it's quite good. i do en'oy it, but it's quite easy i match. it's quite good. i do en'oy it, but it's quite easy and it i match. it's quite good. i do enjoy it, but it's quite easy and it takesj it, but it's quite easy and it takes my mind off the football side. if i wasn't working out probably thinki

jurgen klopp�*s side beat southampton 4—0. the first half — this is his second — thiago alcantara made it three, and virgil van dijk added the fourth after half time. so them scoring their goals in the first 20 minutes and it's a little bit of a challenge and you have to play wednesday then saturday you have a problem that you look a little bit rusty in the beginning so you have to extend the warming up and today we were really asking for them being there from the first second and the boys were and it was helpful. newcastle are still without a win in the premier league after losing 2—0 at arsenal. gabriel martinelli with that brilliant volley to seal it. it was eddie howe�*s first game on the touchline as the new newcastle boss, but they stay bottom six points from safety. i think the players have been very responsive. i think in the two games that we have had they have given everything to the team. i cannot ask any more than their best. we know are in a really difficult position and we know we have some important games to com

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theirfirst games with steven gerrard's aston villa playing brighton, and dean smith's norwich at home to southamptony, and the leaders chelsea are 2—0 up at leicester in the 1230 kick off. and just one game in the women's super league today, late on it's manchester 4, aston villa 0. in rugby union's autumn internationals scotland currently lead japan 5—0, whilst later wales take on australia and england face south africa in a replay of the 2019 world cup final. as ben croucher reports. before the sun sets on international rugby in 2021, time for one last hurray. time for any gun to banish the memories of drama in yokohama and that world cup final against south africa.— and that world cup final against south africa. , ., south africa. revenge? there is no score to settle _ south africa. revenge? there is no score to settle but _ south africa. revenge? there is no score to settle but you _ south africa. revenge? there is no score to settle but you just - south africa. revenge? there is no score to settle but you just have i south africa. revenge? there is no score to settle but you just have to| score

his first game in charge will be at home to southampton on saturday.e was very proud that asian players were included in the team. our sports editor dan roan has been at lord's cricket ground, and explained that there is no sign of this row going away. the racism crisis that has cast a lengthening shadow over english cricket is intensifying on what seems like a daily basis right now. earlier this month, the former ashes—winning england captain michael vaughan revealed that he had been named in a landmark report that looked into azeem rafiq's claims of institutional racism at yorkshire. now vaughan denied rafiq's allegation that he had made the racist remark to a group of asian yorkshire players back in 2009. but today, breaking his silence was the current england star, adil rashid, who said, in a statement addressing what he called an "intensely personal matter", that he had heard vaughan say that, becoming the second player to corroborate rafiq's claims. now a few hours later, vaughan issued a statement reiterating his previous denial, saying it was i

and he joins me now from southampton, england.e seen tragedies at concerts before, sadly, but this one seemed rare, in that it was a fatal crowd crush at an ongoing concert, which continued even as that was happening. how rare and unusual does that seem to you? what do you take away from this? >> very rare. it shouldn't be happening. if a crowd is in distress, there should be a procedure in place to immediately stop the show temporarily. lisa: there are lots of questions about whether travis scott, if he stopped the show four times but picked it back up. he asked people at one point if they were ok and some people raise hands, but we know there was distress at that moment even as the concert continued. can you talk about, how do you prevent concerts from going too far? how do you make sure a performer knows the concert needs to stop and what kind of point people need to be in place from everybody on down? >> so the best laid plans can be in place, but they often fail at the first time there is a major incident occurring. to have t

jurgen klopp's side beat southampton 4—0. 2—0 at arsenal. gabriel martinelli with that brilliant volley to seal it. it was eddie howe's first game on the touchline as the new newcastle boss, but they stay bottom six points from safety. i think the players have been very responsive. in the two games we have had they have given everything to the team and i cannot ask any more than their best. we are in a difficult position and we have some important games to come. it's two wins out of two for new aston villa manager steven gerrard. his side beat crystal palace 2—1, john mcginn with the second. elsewhere norwich versus wolves was goalless, as was brighton against leeds. hearts are up to second in the scottish premiership, three points behind leaders rangers, after beating st mirren 2—0 at tynecastle. stephen kingsley�*s superb free kick sealed the victory. elsewhere there were wins for hibs and dundee. rangers and celtic are in action later today. ellen white marked her one hundredth appearance for england by scoring, as they be

he will need to get straight down to business as his side face without awe southampton.een how progress of this club has been. yes it's been difficult so far, and my and craig's job is to keep us in the league. that's friendly what we believe we can do. championship club reading have been deducted six points by the english football league for breaching financial rules. it's because they lost over 55 million pounds between 2017 and 2021 — the efl�*s limit is 39 million. the club have a further six—point deduction suspended until the end of next season, provided they comply with a business plan. it sees them drop from 16th to 19th in the championship. cameron norrie will make his debut at the atp finals in turin tonight as a late replacement. the british number one has been called into action after stefanos tsitsipas injured his elbow. he'll take on norway's casper ruud tonight and then world number one novak djokovic on friday. roger federer has confirmed that he won't compete at the australian open injanuary. in fact, the 20 times grand slam winner has told swiss website

the conservative mp for romsey and southampton north, caroline nokes, has said stanleyjohnson shouldrime minister's father, stanleyjohnson, touched her inappropriately. alva rea — a journalist at the new statesman — said she was groped at a conservative conference two years ago. mrjohnson is yet to comment on the claim. last night, the tory mp, caroline nokes, alleged on sky news that she'd been touched inappropriately in 2003. do you think you should apologise? idea, and i think that i have a really single message to men who might commit inappropriate acts towards women. just don't do it. learn from your mistakes and apologise if you have done something like that. and most importantly don't do it again. the bbc has approached mrjohnson but he has yet to comment. he did tell sky news he had "no recollection" of ms nokes. a libyan man, said to be close to the country's former leader, colonel gaddafi, has been found jointly liable for the shooting of pc yvonne fletcher. 25—year—old pc fletcher was killed outside the libyan embassy in 198a. in a civil case, salah ibrahim mabrouk was des

they were beaten 1—0 at southampton.captain owen farrell. the england captain tested positive for covid and isolated yesterday before undergoing another pcr test — but won't feature. he has been replaced by george furbank. courtney lawes will skipper the side in farrell's absence. jonny sexton marked his 100th cap for ireland, four conversions and a penalty— for ireland, four conversions and a penalty as— for ireland, four conversions and a penalty as they thrashed japan by 60-5— penalty as they thrashed japan by 60-5 in _ penalty as they thrashed japan by 60—5 in dublin. and after being thrashed by the all blacks last week, it doesn't get much easier for wales. south africa — the number—one ranked side in the world — come to the principality this evening. wales have won their last four meetings in cardiff though. at the t20 world cup, england are facing south africa in theirfinal group game, all but guaranteed. only a huge defeat can stop england going through. south africa are batting first and they are on course for a

in september, bosses at this hospital in southampton told staff that those who refused to getjobs wouldow the health secretary has announced that all front line staff in england must have received both doses by the 1st of april unless they are exempt. the weight of the data shows our vaccinations have kept people safe and they have saved lives and that this is especially true for vulnerable people in health and care settings. and i am mindful, not only of our need to protect human life but our imperative to nhs and those services upon which we all rely. labour wants to see more health and care staff vaccinated but urges caution. we know there are over 90,000 vacancies across the nhs and we know the chancellor failed to allocate funding for training budgets to train the medics that we need for the future in his budget. so there will be anxiety at a trust level that a policy, however laudable in principle, could exacerbate some of these chronic under staffing problems. 90% of nhs staff in england are fully vaccinated. the health secretary told mps 103,000 nhs workers have yet to take up t

his first game in charge will be at home to southampton on saturday. the best man for him. i doubted whether frank lampard would want to take on a championship side again. england should secure their place at next year�*s world cup finals in qatar later when they face san marino.. they need just a point from tonight�*s game to qualify as group winners. harry kane will be keen to start — he is just nine goals short of wayne rooney�*s all time england goalscoring record. scotland are also in action tonight against denmark, with a place in the play offs already guaranteed. northern ireland play too, at home to the european champions italy. lewis hamilton�*s called it the greatest weekend of his life, and that�*s no surprise when you consider what he did in sao paulo. by winning yesterday�*s grand prix he�*s blown the formula one title race wide open. penalised twice for technical problems, hamilton was forced to drop down the grid, starting from tenth, but he battled back brilliantly to pass his title rival and championship leader max verstappen who he no

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willis — who is a therapist and deputy services coordinator at yellow door — a therapy centre in southamptontrying to intervene in situations that as alluded to in the report. it is really important that we continue to have this conversation. it cannot be something we can be frightened by. i was talking to my little boy this morning and it hit home about if i am feeling nervous about this, women going about in their day—to—day lives, frightened, that is not acceptable. lives, frightened, that is not acceptable-— lives, frightened, that is not accetable. . , , acceptable. healthy masculinity was raised in a report. _ acceptable. healthy masculinity was raised in a report. how— acceptable. healthy masculinity was raised in a report. how much - acceptable. healthy masculinity was | raised in a report. how much healthy masculinity is the versus toxic masculinity? there has been so much of a focus on toxic masculinity. these are labels but in terms of practical application what does it mean? . , , practical application what does it mean? . , i, practical application what does it mean? . , , ., me

his first game in charge will be at home to southampton on saturday.the european champions italy whilst england should secure their place at qatar when they face san marino.. they need just a point from tonight's away game to qualify as group winners. harry kane will be keen to start — he is just nine goals short of wayne rooney's all time england goal—scoring record. he's not had a prolific start to the season but kane did score a hattrick against albania on friday — to the delight of his england team—mate conor coady: i think his football does is talking for him. you see what he's does on a weekly basis. i played against him quite a lot now and i can't expend you how tough it is. when the best records in the world and that's seen when you come up against him. it's a pleasure to train with them here just because you look at the way he prepares himself. make sure he is right for every single training session and an incredible person but an incredible footballer as well. more on the qualifiers including why gareth bale won't start for wales against belg

not southampton, it is north hampton. not prince william, it is prince edward.tom cotton said election night coverage. >> bill: bret and martha 7:00 from washington, d.c. >> sandra: i'll see you back here at 1:00. and you top of the hour with us. >> bill: i'll see you then, too. gang is all here. >> sandra: here is harris. >> harris: we begin with fox news alert and we're focused on virginia. voters headed to the polls today to decide who will be their next governor. a high-stakes battle with far-reaching implications as you might imagine. i'm is faulkner. it is a test for president biden even though not on the ballot he has been all over this. he tried to go and help his friend, his agenda moving forward as republican glenn youngkin fights to edge out the democrat

professor saul faust is the chief investigator of the trial and the director of the southampton nihracility. thank you very much for being with us and it is good to talk to you again. let us talk about the background to the work you have been doing, what have you been trying to assess? we know it has been in the news quite widely for coming up to a year, orwe news quite widely for coming up to a year, or we are the stage to have enough real time evidence of the impact on all the groups that would not have featured in some of the trials. if not have featured in some of the trials. , ., ~' not have featured in some of the trials. i. ~ . ~ ., trials. if you think back to when we started the — trials. if you think back to when we started the trial, _ trials. if you think back to when we started the trial, we _ trials. if you think back to when we started the trial, we enrolled - started the trial, we enrolled people injune who had pfizer or astrazeneca at the beginning of the programme and what we were studying is whether we could give one of the covid vaccinations that have been approve

they came from behind to beat southampton.. new boss eddie howe had to sit this one out because of covid, but he'll have been pleased to watch his side come from behind twice to draw 3—3 with brentford. a busy day in the women's super league gets underway at lunchtime when league leaders arsenal travel to manchester united. but yesterday it was the team on the other side of manchester in action with manchester city beating aston villa 5—0 to ease the pressure on boss gareth taylor. stjohnstone's reign as scottish league cup holders is over. they were beaten 1—0 by celtic in the semi—finals of the competition. substitute james forrest came off the bench to score the only goal of the game midway through the second half, so celtic are through to the final next month and could lift the trophy for a 20th time. in the scottish premiership, hearts remain third despite losing 2—0 to motherwell, but the main drama of the day took place between dundee united and aberdeen. have a look at this. aberdeen's funso ojo was sent off after bein

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what we have got is very good data from a study that was done led by southampton that shows that if yout we have brought forward the boosters and we have widened out the number of people who can receive them. yes. widened out the number of people who can receive them.— can receive them. yes, all right. interesting _ can receive them. yes, all right. interesting to _ can receive them. yes, all right. interesting to talk _ can receive them. yes, all right. interesting to talk to _ can receive them. yes, all right. interesting to talk to you - can receive them. yes, all right. interesting to talk to you as i can receive them. yes, all right. | interesting to talk to you as ever. thank you for now. let's discuss the practicalities of the roll—out as well. joining me now is thorrun govind who is the chair of the royal pharmaceutical society and a community pharmacist in manchester. good afternoon. good afternoon. it is certainly — good afternoon. good afternoon. it is certainly an _ good afternoon. good afternoon. it is certainly an exciting _ good afternoon. good afternoon. it is certainly