kick—off here at the stade de france is at eight o'clock your time. seven minutes away.on as they were beaten 25—16 by bath. whilst last year's runners—up sale edged a tight encounter with leicester tigers at welford road, winning by 24 points to 17 thanks to robert du preez�*s match winning performance. in the day's other game, bristol beat northampton saints. on to the united rugby championship — and defending champions munster have made a winning start to their title defence, beating the sharks of south africa 34—21. elsewhere, there were wins for ulster, connacht and edinburgh, while cardiff suffered a late defeat at home to benetton. wales have been beaten in their opening match of the wxv — rugby union's newest competition in the women's game. they faced canada, a side they'd not beaten since 2006, and wales were in the game at half—time when they reduced the deficit to four points. but canada scored three second—half tries to win 42—22 in wellington. max verstappen will start tonight's sprint race at the united states grand prix from pole. the world champion could

both are taking place at the stade de france in saint denis.ive there in just a moment, but of course, against the odds, england are the only home nation still involved. few predicted that they would get beyond the pool stages, and they haven't been given much of a chance against south africa on saturday either, but they are the only unbeaten side in the tournament. and they are backing themselves to keep going, which would be all the sweeter after losing to them in between 19 final. —— 2019 final. ben croucher reports. to understand the present you have to know the past. history four years ago is not claim to england, from that final in yokohama to saturday's set me in paris. in that final in yokohama to saturday's set me in paris.— set me in paris. in four years, liuht set me in paris. in four years, light happens _ set me in paris. in four years, light happens in _ set me in paris. in four years, light happens in rugby. - set me in paris. in four years, light happens in rugby. we i set me in paris. in four years, l light happens in rugby. we

kick—off here at the stade de france is at eight o'clock your time. . ., ., , ., france is at eight o'clockunners up sale edged a tight encounter with leicester tigers at welford road, winning by 24 points to 17 thanks to robert du preez�*s match—winning performance. in the day's other game, bristol beat northampton saints. wales have been beaten in their opening match of the wxv — rugby union's newest competition in the women's game. they faced canada, a side they'd not beaten since 2006, and wales were in the game at half—time when they reduced the deficit to four points. but canada edged it in the end, they scored three second half tries to win 42—22 in wellington. this is the wxv1 — the top tier of nations. fter 37 years of racing, frankie dettori claimed a fairytale final win on his last british ride as king of steel took the champion stakes at ascot. the 52—year—old had begun the afternoon with victory on trawlerman in the first race of the day, before guiding king of steel home. dettori, who has more than 3,300 wins, initially intended to retire completely from the sport but will now

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

meanwhile, it was even closer at the stade de france. thrilling first half provided six tries, including two from french prop cyril bay. the hosts led at the break, after which a much more tense second period had just the one try. but evan etzebeth paving the way for south africa to grab an advantage they wouldn't relinquish winning byjust a point, 29—28, and ending france's involvement in their home world cup. defending champions england have suffered a shock defeat at the cricket world cup, losing in delhi to afghanistan, who in turn have registered the most significant one day win in their history. patrick gearey has more. afghanistan believe they're getting closer to england and belief has always been important in their cricket. it allows them to clear hurdles. but few expected the sheer force gurbaz unleashed in the opening overs, he hammered england's bowlers unsparing, unsettling. time to change direction. and that's adil rashid's area, their lead spinner, their match turner with skill and the helping hands of his captain, jos but

the winner of that first semifinal will play either england or south africa in the final at the stade de france of england's five games, including sunday's nail—biting quarterfinal win over fiji. i think ithinka i think a lot�*s changed in four years. we are a completely different team, they are completely different team, they are playing a different way, so such respect for their team and their coaches. i think they've tweaked and adapted their game, and there aren't many weaknesses there to go after. i think we've got to be incredibly respectful of them, which we are, but also trying to focus on ourselves a fair bit this week. our game is slowly getting better and better. we've shown glimpses of really good stuff, and stuff we could definitely improve on. and we know if we can get our game on the pitch, we can hopefully cause some problems. but we are fully aware of the mammoth task at state, but we are excited. == mammoth task at state, but we are excited-— investigators into snookers largest ever match—fixing scandal have told the bbc that a "perfect storm" of corruption, money troubles, cu

england's wayne barnes will referee the rugby world cup final between new zealand and south africa at stade de franceorld's most capped referee, with 110 tests, having made his debut working on fiji and samoa in suva back in june 2006. he'll become the second englishman to officiate a rugby world cup final after ed morrison, who was in charge when new zealand and south africa last met in the final in 1995. cycling — geraint thomas says he's still got two more big years in him after he signed a new two—year contract with ineos grenadiers. the former tour de france champion and double olympic gold medallist had been approaching the end of his current deal. the 37—year old says, "although you never say never, in my head, this is my last contract". and what about this to finish in major league baseball? texas rangers' mitch garver hit a solo homer in game 6 of their american league championship series against the houston astros. fans had gloves in the crowd, but this guyjust casually caught it barehanded — a glove on the other hand. and he looked pretty chilled out about it afterwards as well, as the ran

quarterfinal, the number one side in the world will face the three time champions new zealand at the stade de francen able to name an unchanged 15 to take on the all blacks. gavin andrews is with the ireland squad. with the pool stages wrapped up in this world cup, ireland are on a roll. they have won 17 in a row and a slight favourites to topple the mighty all blacks on saturday night. andy farrell seems to have a template for success and it is more of the same in terms of selection for the head coach. players have proved their fitness picking up knocks against scotland weekend and in an unchanged pack ian henderson maintains his partnership in the second row. joe mccarthy comes onto the bench for the injured james ryan and jimmy o'brien gets his first opportunity of the tournament. this is a squad confident that they can deliver. it is the big boy stuff, the business end of the competition and when you get to those points in a competition then hopefully you draw on other experiences that you have had and all the moments of the last three or four years for moments like this. we have an experienced

last week's win over scotland but has recovered in time to start against the all blacks at the stade de franceekend's win over the scots. hosts india are looking to make it two wins out of two at the cricket world cup. afghanistan won the toss and decided to bat in delhi and they're on course for what looks to be a competitive total. captain hashmatullah shahidi hit a quickfire 80 as their midddle order rallied after they lost early wickets. they finished on 272—8. having watched novak djokovic surpass his grand slam tally, rafa nadal looks set to return to grand slam tennis at the australian open injanuary. that's according to tournament chief craig tiley. the former world number one, who's now 37, has been sidelined since january this year. nadal said he expects to retire at the end of next year and has also tournament organisers in melbourne have said he's committed to playing in the first grand slam of the year. to be here and he particularly is someone who loves australia, loves playing here, is very well liked by everyone, liked by all his staff as well, too, so excited to see him hittin

meanwhile, it was even closer at the stade de france.x tries, including two from french prop cyril bay. the hosts led at the break, after which a much more tense second period had just the one try. but evan etzebeth paving the way for south africa to grab an advantage they wouldn't relinquish winning byjust a point, 29—28, and ending france's involvement in their home world cup. defending champions england have suffered a shock defeat at the cricket world cup, losing in delhi to afghanistan, who in turn have registered the most significant one day win in their history. patrick gearey has more. afghanistan believe they're getting closer to england and belief has always been important in their cricket.

the number one side in the world will face three—time champions new zealand at the stade de france.ble to name an unchanged xv to take on the all blacks. gavin andrews is with the ireland squad. with the pool stages wrapped up at this world cup, ireland are on a roll. they've won 17 in a row and are now slight favourites to topple the mighty all blacks on saturday night. andy farrell seems to have a template for success, and it's more of the same in terms of selection from the head coach. wingers mack hansen and james lowe have proved their fitness, having picked up knocks against scotland last weekend. in an unchanged pack, iain henderson maintains his partnership with tadhg beirne in the second row. joe mccarthy comes on to the bench for the injured james ryan, andjimmy o'brien gets his first opportunity of the tournament. this is a squad confident they can deliver. it's the big boys' stuff, isn't it? it's the business end of the competition. and when you get to those points in a competition, then you draw hopefully on the good experiences that you've had, and the experiences that

a global celebration of the game and its challenges, the final, here at the stade de france puts an international 11 percent this year alone. but it comes at a time where the future of the professional game in england is unclear. a combination of debt december and annual losses compounded by the covid pandemic led a parliamentary committee to conclude that england's professional game was in disarray, some of the star players have since moved abroad to make a living. my husband the former england flanker was one of the worcester warriors players who lost his job. the worcester warriors players who lost hisjob. players the worcester warriors players who lost his job. players and fans have told us they were hung out to dry by the the rfu, do you think they could have done more? he. the the rfu, do you think they could have done more?— have done more? no, the situation was so severe _ have done more? no, the situation was so severe because _ have done more? no, the situation was so severe because of - have done more? no, the situation was so severe because of the - have done more? no, the situation w

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the final here at the stade de france puts an international spotlight on a sport that world rugby says grown 11% this year alone. but it comes at a time where the future of the professional game in england is unclear. the premiership rugby club worcester warriors have been suspended from all competitions after failing to meet a deadline set by the rugby football union to provide a plan for their future funding. worcester have debts of £25 million, including at least six million in unpaid tax. matt kvesic goes over the line. referee: i've got to check. for me as a reporter understanding what's happened hasn't just been a professional journey. it's also been a personal one. my husband, matt kvecic, was one of the worcester warriors players who lost his job. it was tough, like, it was there's so much uncertainty at the time, which i think was, um, that's probably the toughest bit, but almost the worst bit was like there was also hope at the time as well. rugby is a physical game. you don't want to be going into it with ifs and buts because that's when you get injured. did we deep down rea

here the stade de france, encland there. here the stade de france, england will _ there. one win from the final. south africa are just the world champions. they are also the new world number ones, and their fans are full of confidence. it is cra . i fans are full of confidence. it is crazy- ithink— fans are full of confidence. it is crazy. i think rugby _ fans are full of confidence. it is crazy. i think rugby is - fans are full of confidence. it 3 crazy. i think rugby is the one sport that brings all south africans together and i think for our culture and country it will be amazing to win it back to back. idistill and country it will be amazing to win it back to back.— win it back to back. will south africa when? _ win it back to back. will south africa when? i _ win it back to back. will south africa when? i think _ win it back to back. will south africa when? i think so. i win it back to back. will south africa when? i think so. but . win it back to back. will south africa when? i think so. but a| win it back to back. will south i africa when? i think so. but a few oin

semi—final will face three—time champions new zealand after they thrashed argentina 44—6 at the stade de francea world cup final. this was the dream of mine, to be in the dance, to make the final and give ourselves an opportunity. there are a lot of hurdles we had to go through to get here but it is a really satisfying feeling. but the work only really starts now and it's about watching tomorrow, getting our bodies right and we have a chance to win the world cup and that is what you dream of as a rugby player. you can keep across a busy day of sport on the bbc sport website. more for you later but for now, back to you. thank you. three "risk to life" flood warnings have been issued in derbyshire, as storm babet continues to cause disruption in parts of the uk. some train operators around the uk have advised customers not to travel today. lner, avanti west coast and northern rail say lines are widely flooded, while scotrail says some of its services are cancelled until at least tomorrow morning. a red weather warning is in place until 6pm this evening in angus in scotland — one of the worst affe

there will be plenty of enthusiastic home support at the stade de france as you can see here. y. expect a cracking atmosphere — france will have to be at their best to get past the defending champions. in domestic rugby union, last season's runners—up sale sharks made a winning start to the new premiership season. they were pushed all the way by northampton saints, but managed to come through — winning 20 points to 15 — tom o'flaherty with the pick of the three tries. sharks were beaten by saracens in the premiership final at twickenham in may. london broncos are back in rugby league's super league, after coming from behind to beat toulouse olympique in the championship grand final. (oov)the french side led 14—4 at half—time, the french side led 14—4 at half—time, but the broncos fought back with three second half tries — including two from iliess macani. cue the celebrations for the london club, who are back in the the top flight for the first time since 2019 when they were relegated on points difference. to the cricket world cup in india where afghanistan have pulled off the

last week's win over scotland, but has recovered in time to start against the all blacks at the stade de franceanged 15. we arejust we are just trying to get better as a team and so are they. grow in the competition. i suppose what would be at the forefront of both teams is the mutual respect of where both teams are sitting right now, but also at the same time the competition is where it should be as important —— as a quarterfinal, i'm sure about that. important —— as a quarterfinal, i'm sure about that. carlos alcaraz has suffered a surprise exit at the last 16 stage of the shanghai masters. the world number two was beaten in three sets by grigor dimitrov. he'll play chile's nicolas jarry next. the 22nd seed reached his first masters 1000 quarterfinal with victory against diego schwartzmann, and on his 28th birthday too. having watched novak djokovic surpass his grand slam tally, rafa nadal looks set to return to grand slam tennis at the australian open injanuary. that's according to tournament chief craig tiley. the former world number one, who's now 37, has been sidelined since january this

the first of the rugby world cup semifinals is under way at the stade de france in paris — three—timeions new zealand taking on argentina. —— ben croucher. the all blacks very much the favourites, but it was argentina who got the first points on the board through the boot of emiliano boffeli. it took fewer than ten minutes, though, for new zealand to assert their authority on the contest, with wing willjordan crossing for the first try. his sixth of the tournament — the joint most. jordie barrett crossed in the same corner five minutes later to extend the all blacks�* advantage. about 30 minutes gone and new zealand lead 12—3. this time tomorrow, england and south africa will be locking horns in a repeat of the 2019 final, won by the springboks. england are the only unbeaten side left in france, but will be underdogs against the defending champions. is the semifinal. if that's not enough to get you up for a game, i don't know what will. everyone is different. ultimately, ithink don't know what will. everyone is different. ultimately, i think we're on the same page. getting that buzz a

this game here at the stade de france has so many permutations in play.ashing through south africa last time out, ireland are on a 16—test winning streak. and their pool b decider will be extra special for peter o�*mahony, who is set to win his 100th cap. but a note to the media — just don�*t make a fuss of it. oh, i would love to be inside there now, having a cup of tea with the lads. this would be the last place i would sit in front of, to be honest with you. but, you know, i want a win for the lads at the weekend. that�*s the main thing. the odds suggest there is only one outcome on saturday, but however a place in the knockouts is secured, it certainly won�*t be dull. katy gornall, bbc news, paris. time for a look at the weather. here�*s ben rich. as we go into the weekend, what a story of contrasts.— story of contrasts. absolutely. you would probably _ story of contrasts. absolutely. you would probably expect _ story of contrasts. absolutely. you would probably expect me - story of contrasts. absolutely. you would probably expect me to i story of con

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england's wayne barnes will referee the rugby world cup final between new zealand and south africa at stade de franceorld's most—capped referee, with 110 tests, having made his debut working on fiji and samoa, in suva back injune 2006. he'll become the second englishman to officiate a rugby world cup final. it still goalless in that match between spurs and fulham, tottenham hotspur stadium for all the rest, go to the bbc sport website, there is around 12 minutes remaining until half—time. thank you very much for that. let's get some more now on the fighting in gaza, and those reports of the release of two further hostages. "we decided to release them for humanitarian and poorer health grounds, as a result between the of mediation between hamas and egypt." we've also heard from our partners in the us, cbs news, confirming those details. in the red cross says they helped to facilitate the release of two more hostages held by hamas. joe biden has been speaking about his economic plans in the last hour. but as you would expect — he was asked about the situation in israel and hostages. take a lsiten. is t

the number one side in the world will face the three—time champions new zealand at the stade de frances is with the ireland squad. with the pool stages wrapped up at this world cup, ireland or on a roll. they have won 17 in a row and are now slight favourites to toppled the mighty all blacks on saturday night. andy farrell seems to have a template for success and it is more of the same in terms of selection. winners mark anderson and james lowe have proved their fitness. winners mark anderson and james lowe have proved theirfitness. in winners mark anderson and james lowe have proved their fitness. in an unchanged back, iain henderson retains his partnership with tag burnin retains his partnership with tag burn in the second row. joe mccarthy comes onto the bench for an injured james ryan, jimmy 0'brien gets his first opportunity of the tournament. this is a squad confident can deliver. it this is a squad confident can deliver. . . this is a squad confident can deliver. , , , , ' deliver. it is the big boys stuff, isn't it? the — deliver. it is the big boys stuff, isn't it? the busines

the stakes cannot be higher at the stade de france, where ireland face scotland. australia, new zealand however many times over the past 2—3 years, so it's given us... south africa defend completely different to how scotland defend. scotland won a lot of time to tackle, they are very strong and that sort of time to tackle, they are very strong in that certain area, so it's making sure we can generate the quick ball and we can get on the front foot to make our tactic. but it'll come down to crucial moments in the game. scotland are well capable of stopping us, and we are all well aware of that, so we need to make sure that we do things and do it our way. sure that we do things and do it our wa . �* ., ,., . sure that we do things and do it our wa. ., .., .,., ., way. i've got so much admiration for all the boys- — way. i've got so much admiration for all the boys. you _ way. i've got so much admiration for all the boys. you know, _ way. i've got so much admiration for all the boys. you know, working - way. i've got so much admiration for| all the boys. you know, wo

england's wayne barnes will referee the rugby world cup final between new zealand and south africa at stade de france the final in 1995. geraint thomas says he's still got two more big years in him, after he signed a new two—year contract with ineos grenadiers. the former tour de france champion and double olympic gold medallist had been approaching the end of his current deal. the 37—year old says "although you �*never say never�*, "in my head, this is my last contract". and spurs still lead full and by 2-0, and spurs still lead full and by 2—0, in the last ten seconds of stoppage time, and spurs will go back to the top of the table, nine wins in a row, the biggest in premier league history. for everything else, go to the bbc sport website. bye—bye. hello there. well, after last week's significant stormy spell of weather, this morning was quite a refreshing change — chilly but dry, with some sunshine. and into the afternoon, just take a look at highland scotland — absolutely glorious. we did have some rain, however — it was mostly down to the southwest, in particular through the isles of scilly. in

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here at the stade de france, england will face the very toughest of tests but a team that few had fanciedjust the world champions, though, they're also the new world number ones and their fans are full of confidence. england, though, have relished defying their doubters. a team united in belief and tonight, they'll hope united in triumph. andy swiss, bbc news, paris. and there is more build—up to that semifinal on the bbc sport website. i have more view later, but for back to you. as we've been reporting, the first trucks have been crossing into gaza from egypt, after the rafah crossing opened this morning. it's some rare good news for gaza — where 4,385 people have been killed in the last two weeks, according to the palestinian health ministry. 1,756 of them children. this footage shows the first trucks crossing into gaza loaded with food, water and medicine, which is desperately needed by civilians in gaza. israel has agreed to let 20 trucks through, but the un says at least 100 aid trucks a day are needed, just to meet urgent needs there. and fuel was not allowed in — putting patients'

they meet later at the stade de france in paris.a lot of confidence through those experiences through some pretty big wins. new zealand last year, new zealand at home, south africa, it has been quite a big journey with this group and along through the coachesin this group and along through the coaches in the plan and wanting to get better there is a lot of belief that has been built in this class. so we are drawing on back and not looking back too much further. i'm sure some more experienced guys may take some things as well going back even longer but the last three or four years has been an unbelievable journey for us and there is a lot of belief and confidence that has come from that. in domestic rugby, it's been a horrible start to the new season for defending champions saracens. they've been thrashed 65—10 by exeter. the home side ran in 11 tries — including a hat—trick for full backjosh hodge. exeter led 41—0 at half time — before saracens improved after the break, but it was much too little, too late. there were also wins for

barnes has been chosen to officiate the showpiece between the springboks and new zealand at the stade de france unfortunate losing by a point in the semifinal. here's carol. iam not i am not bringing good news because more heavy rain in the forecast and where we do not want it. good morning. looking at heavy rain in the next five days across north—east scotland, south—west scotland, eastern parts of northern ireland, south wales and the north coasts of devon and cornwall. if you live there, bearthis devon and cornwall. if you live there, bear this in mind. the next days, as well as rain, it will be windy. this morning, clear skies across scotland, it is cold. for most, a mild start. we have various weather fronts and this has brought rain, moving northwards. this up the north sea coastline is bringing rain. it has been heavy but is pushing northwards and eastwards. rain coming in across areas where we have had flooding. through the day, eventually, the rain will become confined to northern england. to the south, a mixture of sunshine and showers and some will be heavy and thundering. to the nor

the rugby world cup for a record fourth time, beating new zealand in a dramatic final at the stade de franceouth africa edged a tight game 12 points to 11. all of their points from the boot of flyhalf handre pollard . and the flyhalf handre pollard. and the turning point may have been the sending all blacks sending off of the all blacks captain cane for a captain sam cane for a bad tackle in the first half. his was first red card in was the first red card in a world cup final. south africa won every match from the quarterfinal onwards by a single point . this quarterfinal onwards by a single point. this is gb news. that's it for the moment. but now it is time for headliners . time for headliners. thank you, aaron. >> hello and welcome to headliners . >> hello and welcome to headliners. i'm leo >> hello and welcome to headliners . i'm leo kearse, headliners. i'm leo kearse, taking you through tomorrow's top stories for the next hour . top stories for the next hour. and i'm joined by gb news answer to robson and jerome, because lots of women want to see them dressed as firemen. it's louis scha

this game here at the stade de france has so many permutations in play for scotland. a remarkable performance to beat italy by 60 points to 7 to ensure they win their pool. the hosts scored eight tries damian penaud with two of them to secure a bonus point. it means france win pool a, with new zealand going through as runners up. south africa, ireland or scotland will be the opponents in the quarterfinals. french fans are also celebrating in rugby league, as catalans dragons, from the city of perpignan, are into the super league, grand final, and it was this chap, the former england captain, sam tompkins, who was the inspiration as they knocked out the defending champions, st helens. tomkins, who is retiring at the end of the season, ran through in the final minutes, for the try that sent catalans through to the final at old trafford next week, when they will face, either wigan warriors or hull kr, who play later today in the second semi—final. simone biles has become the most decorated gymnast in history. the american won gold in the women's all—round final at the wo

the springboks edged old foes new zealand12 points to 11 in a titantic clash at the stade de france asjohannesburg as the world cup was won. euphoria for the south africa fans. all ready to welcome those victorious players back home. it was on our terms. it was to just go all out, give it your all and don't hold back anything, and i think that is what everyone did today. each campaign obviously has its unique identity. the one point games and all the play—offs was tough, but i think that makes itjust that much more special. for this group of people. 5 weeks ago i was preparing for a game, it is great. but i think that has hit me. it has happened so fast and it is so intense, you don't really think too much. an ice hockey match between sheffield steelers and nottingham panthers was abandoned last night following a "major medical emergency" when a player suffered a serious cut to his neck from a skate. the challenge cup match at sheffield arena was stopped in the 35th minute and the player received emergency treatment from paramedics on the ice, while the other players formed a ring arou

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