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we count down to the cricket world cup, could england begin the defence of their title without ben stokes? it has been a night to remember for newcastle united fans. it's been 20 years since they had a champions league match at st james�*s park. the french champions paris st—germain were the vistors but they were no match for magpies who beat them 4—1. ben croucher was there. many of the fans leaving stjames�* park behind me were not even born the last time newcastle played in the champions league. it's been 20 years in the making, it has been well worth the wait. paris saint—germain including kylian mbappe were simply blown away by newcastle who led 2—0 by half—time thanks to goals by miguel almiron and dan burn. sean longstaff, born and raised here in north—east england, made it three. psg pulled one back, before fabian schar�*s screamer rounded off a famous 4—1 win. it was loud, raucous, everything you would expect from a european night in newcastle. and with the likes of ac milan and borussia dortmund to travel here to stjames�* park, you suspect they won't be in a rush to hurry. and

they are missing ben stokes.ld reach their target, losing just one wicket with 82 balls to spare, over 13 overs, left england shell shocked. completely outplayed. but, you know, the first thing that springs to mind is, you know, whether you do lose by a run or a defeat like that, it is one loss at the start of a very long tournament. we've got a lot of experience in the room, guys who've been through lots of things and faced defeats like that before. so just as if we had won the game, we don't get too high and we don't get too low when we lose as well. now in football, the england manager gareth southgate doesn't like var, and after liverpool's wrongly disallowed goal at tottenham, made his feelings clear, as he named his squad for next week's international games. i don't like it. i think we should just accept referee's decisions. but i also know that we're unlikely to go back to a world where we don't have technology as part of that decision—making process. yeah, but it was never going to resolve every issue and

over the years, the stoke mandeville games have become the paralympics.uttmann 75 years ago should now burn brighter than ever. john maguire, bbc news. a tropical turtle that was found washed up on a beach in scotland last year has been released into the atlantic ocean, after what's been described as a remarkable recovery. when the turtle was found off the island of iona, she was malnourished and dehydrated — and not expected to survive. graham satchell tells her story. iona the turtle — these her final moments in captivity before being released into the wild. she is alive today because of the kindness of strangers and has come on a remarkable journey to get to this point. the loggerhead turtle was found in january last year. covered in sand, she was dehydrated, malnourished, barely alive. jane kindlen, who found her, gave her the name iona. it's the island off the west coast of scotland where she'd landed. iona was taken to the sea life centre in loch lomond, where a team of experts started her recovery. she was then moved to scarborough, where she made

over the years, the stoke mandeville games have become the paralympics.it by professor guttmann 75 years ago should now burn brighter than ever. john maguire, bbc news. that's very nearly it for sporstday. a reminder before we go that qualifying is in the final few minutes for the qatar grand prix, where max verstappen can win his third world title in a row this weekend. you can follow it all on the bbc sport website. there's gymnastics on iplayer and starting on bbc two at seven o'clock, apart from in northern ireland, you can see if simone biles will add further to her greatness tonight — if she finishes on the podium in the all—around final at the world gymnastics championships in antwerp . the world gymnastics championships in antwerp she'll become the most successful gymnast in history in terms of medals won across the olympics and the worlds. the bbc sport website for all of that too, but from me and the team for now, goodnight. hello. friday brought us a bit of a mixed day weather—wise across the uk. some rain in the north and north—west, some suns

on that day in 2019 it was ben stokes who was the english hero.stokes had a hip injury that could see him ruled out of the opener. it is a long competition, seven weeks, so if he is unfit for the opener it doesn't mean that we won't see him in due course. for new zealand, a couple of injury concerns for them with kane williamson and tim southey already confirmed not to be available. seven weeks, each team will play nine groups matches before the top four sides who go to semifinals, culminating in the final in november the 19th back here, in a ground that holds 134,000 people. that is the equivalent of the population of high wycombe all coming along to watch the cricket. the tournament opener tomorrow. now, throughout this week we're profiling the winners of the bbc green sport awards. former major league baseball player chris dickerson has been announced as evergreen athlete 2023. he created the organisation players for planet, through which he encourages and supports fellow high—profile athletes to raise awareness of environmental impacts. chris,

stokes still appeared uncomfortable at training and the tricky outfield at the ground in dharamsala willlso be a factor in any decision. onto the rugby world cup now and argentina will play wales in the quarter—finals. they beat japan 39 points to 27 in their winner takes all final pool game. mateo carreras scored a hat—trick of tries in nantes to help propel the pumas into the last eight. that game against wales is next saturday in marseille. fiji are also through but only after taking a losing bonus point against portugal who won their first ever world cup match. fiji qualify as pool runners up ahead of australia who are now officially out of the tournament. uefa has postponed all matches scheduled in israel for the next couple of weeks following the devastating events in the country this weekend. european football's governing body said in a statement — in light of the current security situation in israel, the following games will be postponed — thursday's european qualifier against switzerland, two under 21 internationals and an under 17 mini—tournament involving israel, belgium, gibr

england cricket�*s managing director rob key insists ben stokes is still committed to playing for thening down a long contract. england's test captain has rejected a three year central contract, opting instead for a one year extension. key says stokes is expected to negotiate a longer deal next year when a new cycle of broadcast rights starts. world rugby has announced a new competition starting in 2026 as part of a significant overhaul of the men's international calendar, with its chairman saying the sport is entering an exciting new era. as rugby prepares for its world cup final between south africa and new zealand in paris on saturday, the governing body has announced a series of changes that include its version of the nations league concept, adopted by football, involving a top division of 12 teams, which will attempt to synchronise matches that have been played in the northern hemisphere autumn and summer. world rugby have also decided to expand the next world cup from 20 to 2a teams. the idea of a more regular nations cup type competition, pathways from regions into that competi

something like some of my favorite interviews were with stokely carmichael after that, who said that, ironically, he and dr. king became friends on on the meredith march when he was blistering dr. king with black power and the press was absolute head over heels in love with stokely and saying that dr. king was old hat. dr. king said, stokely, i can't tell you to stick with nonviolence, but to me you're saying that you want to step up. how come black people have to be nonviolent and? the rest of america admires john wayne. they don't care about nonviolent people and he said, well, doc, doc told me that nonviolence is a leader's hip doctrine. we're trying to move people up to not nonviolence once in governing between them in is not where we want to catch up and be as violent as white people. and so on. i think that it's essential to king's success, but also central to our modern appreciation for of the challenge for martin luther king that he devoted himself. he he saw in the founders trying to create, even though they were slaveholder. but if you end slavery as a system entirely based

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he said that hatred around the world is being stoked by this terrible conflict.ll kinds. there is continued coverage on the bbc website. christian will be here with you in a few moments. stay with us here on bbc news. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. the israelis were telling them that they were going - to issue an evacuation _ order, effectively, for everybody north of the wadi gaza area, about halfway down the gaza strip. to move south and that they had 24 hours to do so. _ the israelis say, - for their own protection. the ill people whose injuries mean their only chance of survival is being on a life support such as mechanical ventilator, so moving those people is a death sentence. we have called on everyone to evacuate — we have called on everyone to evacuate because that is the right thing _ evacuate because that is the right thing to— evacuate because that is the right thing to do we will commence significant military activities it will be — significant military activities it will be in _ significant military activities

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stokes did train with the squad on monday but is deemed not merely to play his part in a tournamentjusth football association say they are taking no action after manchester city defender clash with the arsenal coach. the incident happened after city lost one nil to their title rivals, the first and their title rivals, the first and the defending champions have lost back—to—back league matches since december 2018. city manager pep guardiola saw the confrontation but wasn't giving much away post—match. there seem to be at the end erling haaland and jack walker involved in a bit of a row. do you know anything about what happened there? he? a bit of a row. do you know anything about what happened there? ha? i about what happened there? no? i know what happened _ about what happened there? no? i know what happened but _ about what happened there? no? i know what happened but i - about what happened there? no? i know what happened but i don't want to say— know what happened but i don't want to say anything. laughter , come on! , ~' ., laughter ,come on! , ~ ., m , come on! they know it. are y

key says stokes is expected to negotiate a longer deal next year when a new cycle of broadcast rightshe men's international calendar, with its chairman saying the sport is entering an �*exciting new era'. as rugby prepares for its world cup final between south africa and new zealand in paris on saturday, the governing body has announced a series of changes. they include its version of the nations league concept adopted by football involving a top division of 12 teams which will attempt to synchronise matches that have been played in the northern hemisphere autumn and summer. world rugby have also decided to expand the next world cup from 20 to 24 teams. the idea of more regular competition pathways for regions and the event competition providing the right type of competition more regularly is going to allow teams to be better prepared. 2027 feels like the right time to make that move in austria australia is going to be a great host. a format that allows a more compact tournament. teams moving into 16, more knockout content which is what fans in the media would love to see and provide

key says stokes is expected to negotiate a longer deal next year when a new cycle of broadcast rights there's been a moment of history at the cricket world cup with south africa cruising to a fourth win in five matches. batting first, quinton de kock hit 174 off 140 balls — the highest score of the tournament as his side set bangladesh 383 to win. and bangladesh's run chase is not going well. they're currently 233—9 and surely heading towards a fourth defeat of the tournament. world rugby has announced a new competition starting in 2026 as part of a "significant overhaul" of the men's international calendar with its chairman saying the sport is entering an �*exciting new era'. as rugby prepares for its world cup final between south africa and new zealand on saturday, the governing body has announced a series of changes. they include its version of the nations league concept adopted by football involving a top division of 12 teams which will attempt to synchronise matches that have been played in the northern hemishpere autumn and summer. world rugby have also decided to expand the nex

might be stoking tensions between the communities.at the main protest and concerns about that person and what that means. ijust wondered what your views are on that and on the people out on the streets from both communities and what that does to perhaps cause tensions between the communities of. i does to perhaps cause tensions between the communities of. i think this is a difficult _ between the communities of. i think this is a difficult question _ between the communities of. i think this is a difficult question for - between the communities of. i think this is a difficult question for me - this is a difficult question for me to answer— this is a difficult question for me to answer any more than a question put to answer any more than a question out to— to answer any more than a question but to laura~ — to answer any more than a question put to laura. there was a demonstration around the release of the hostages yesterday and we should all be calling for the release of hostages. i think it's really important. we live in a democracy, w

the england captain, jos buttler, says there's no need to risk stokes if he's not fully fit.e niggle with his hip. we will obviously no more today and after training this evening, but it is a long tournament so we won't take undue risk, but we will know more a little bit later. it is just a slight niggle. and that's all the sport for now. in america the people's assembly, is paralaysed. last night kevin mccarthy was ousted from his position as house speaker and if you thought that was chaotic, wait for the second course. right now the plan for republicans is to take a week off, elect a new speaker and forget this ever happened. but there isn't much confidence among republicans that they will be able to do that quickly. it's not for a lack of candidates, there are four or five in the ring, including the majority leader steve scalise, who despite his treatment for blood cancer has thrown his hat in the ring tonight. but the real challenge for house republicans right now isn't finding someone, willing to do the job. it's whether a profoundly fractured conference can muster enoug

this has the snowboarding community completely stoked. resort is set for november 10th and the anticipation is only growing stronger. stoke on. there you go, paul. how about that for some lingo? >>> right here we're having gorgeous weather for fleet week. >> beautiful weather this week, although it's going to be toasty, especially inland parts of the bay area. the marine layer is pretty shallow. we'll see mostly clear skies tonight. the fog will be confined to right around the bay and coast. temperatures will warm up tomorrow, the hottest weather arriving thursday and friday, about the only a moderate fire threat to go along with the hot temperatures because the winds. they'll be offshore and not that strong. that helps mitigate how bad the fire threat will be. look at the temperature trend for livermore the next ten days, above average tomorrow, way above average wednesday through saturday. we drop quickly start to monday. by monday and tuesday we're talking about below average temperatures for a couple days. looking out from the top of

england cricket's managing director rob key insists ben stokes is still committed to playing for the turning down a long contract. england's test captain has rejected a three year central contract, opting instead for a one year extension. key says stokes is expected to negotiate a longer deal next year when a new cycle of broadcast rights starts. 0n the field of play, quinton de kock proved his worth yet again — as south africa made it 4 wins from 5 at the cricket world cup. batting first, de kock hit 174 off 140 balls — the highest score of the tournament — as his side set bangladesh 383 to win. and despite a century from mahmudullah, bangladesh fell well short — bowled out 233, losing by 149 runs. south africa now second in the table — behind the hosts india, bangladesh drop to the bottom. world rugby has announced a new competition starting in 2026 as part of a "significant overhaul" of the men's international calendar — with its chairman saying the sport is entering an �*exciting new era'. as rugby prepares for its world cup final between south africa and new zealand on saturday,

quote he has been stoking the chaos now, capitalizing on the spectacle to prop up and and on the gops, bannon is now dc insider, how has he managed to cultivate this kind of influence over the party in power? >> i think he liked donald trump saw something, there was a strain in the party a lot of us were ignoring for a long time but i understand what he is up to quite well. he ran a website that seemed to be incredibly preoccupied about taking out paul ryan. everyday, they were posting stories on him and most did not see him but it was the section of our party that get fired up. we have been telling our own voters a long time that our leaders are corrupt, our leaders don't respect them and our leaders are letting them down and it creates a situation where matt gaetz can take out one of the leaders, the speaker of the house and paying no price. in fact, will probably be more popular because of that because so much groundwork has been laid telling people that your own the party leaders are bad people and they buy it and believe in the allows them to stoke that. you saw there was a popu

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the england captain, jos buttler, says there's no need to risk stokes if he's not fully fit.st celtics. that is all your support for now. hello. for many of us, it's been quite a cloudy day and across scotland, really quite wet, persistent rain, particularly in the west and also in the highlands, through the central lowlands. here's that weather front. really overcast here, but to the south, the clouds have been a little more broken, some bright spells and just the odd shower. the forecast for this evening, then — that band of rain is starting to fizzle away early in the morning on thursday, but the next weather front is approaching. north of that weather front, quite chilly in the north and the east of scotland, around 4 degrees in aberdeen, but to the south with the south—westerly winds, it's going to be rather humid in the morning — temperatures around double figures in most towns and cities. so, here's the weather map for thursday. high pressure trying to build in from the south, with the warm southerlies coming our way. but, before that happens, this weatherfront, this b

stoked economic growth , likely stoked inflation to and pushing on that particular brake pedal is thet i see coming. now, when the fed raises interest rates, it creates a lot of turbulence, in particular for bonds. that's what we experienced in my view last year. in my opinion, when the fed transitions to focusing mostly on its balance sheet, that could push volatility and a lot and a lot of uncertainty into the stock market. instead, before we talk stocks, though, one more question on bonds, which is right now, you mentioned volatility, uncertainty, but i could get 5% in a short term treasury bond in a bank and a cd. so it's really tempting to just sit right there. is that a good idea? so it is really tempting. but like many traps, it is a it is a tempting trap to sit in cash. cash does offer higher yields today, but i think what investors need to keep in mind is that the market, the bond market is upside down. cash has higher yields than bonds. government bonds have. intermediate maturity may be 4% over 5% in cash. that is not a statement of value. so yes, if you're shopping around

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and the man from stoke who bought a pool table with his lottery winnings and now captains england at the sport. and on newsnight at 10.30, we'll go deeper behind the headlines and speak live to key players on today's big stories. plus, a first look at tomorrow's front pages. good evening from jerusalem. two more hostages have been released by hamas after being taken captive just over two weeks ago. they include yocheved lifshitz, whose family live in north london. her relatives spoke tonight of their delight at her release. they say have spoken to her and that she is well. another woman, nourit cooper, has also been released but israel estimates that more than 200 people remain in captivity. meanwhile officials in gaza say that hundreds more palestinians have been killed in israel's intensified bombardment of the territory, many of them in the south, where they fled for safety. 20 more lorries carrying food, water and medical supplies have crossed over the border with egypt but aid agencies say that without deliveries of fuel, their humanitarian work will cease. the air strikes are i

furtheri, not to stoke to restore picked certain things beirfires further because stoke to restore picked things beirfires further because thee any fires further because the truth is , you know, dangerous. truth is, you know, dangerous. >> but that's what the reaction after any terrorist attack in the west is always like. they just jump to the west is always like. they justjump to dealing the west is always like. they just jump to dealing with the presumed backlash against it. innocent, innocent like, oh my god, there's that amazing norm. macdonald joke about, you know, imagine if isis detonated a nuclear bomb and killed 50 million americans, i'd feel appalled for the backlash against the innocent muslims. it's kind attitude just it's that kind of attitude just come to life. they do also mention the bbc are going to change how they refer to hamas here. louis, you'll be happy they're going to refer to them as prescribed as a terrorist organisation by the uk government so no, government and others. so no, it's a clunky, clunky way to it's all a clunky, clunky way to phrase to call them. you

england captainjos buttler confirmed the news that stokes is a serious doubt with a hip injury, as theto manage his fitness. meanwhile, williamson has been included for the tournament, but will not play in the first game as he works his way back from a knee injury. i'v e i've just i'vejust —— i've just —— he's just got a little niggle with his hip. we will obviously no more today and after training this evening, but it is a long tournament so we won't take undue risk, but we will know more a little bit later. it isjust undue risk, but we will know more a little bit later. it is just a slight niggle. it is just a slight niggle. that's all the sport for now. let's remind ourselves of what is happening today at the tory party conference. the prime minister has confirmed he is scrapping the leg of the h52 confirmed he is scrapping the leg of the hs2 leg towards manchester. it was a chance for the prime minister to make his pitch to voters ahead of the next general election. this page also covered education and the cost of living. i also covered education and the cost of livina. ~' ., also

when asked about the warning ukraine feed, so says he wants peace stokes, and that slow box have bigger problems. then ukraine critics could assume that's a cubic terrain. so when somebody moves with news, i mean you mommy's, you have these is no one is directing us on the outside. we don't have a donor list and as the case with other parties all malibu, no one's coming here to tell us what we should or shouldn't do. so please respect us. we're disagreeing on some things and moment after all. that's the essence of democracy. what, okay, what's the democratic feats as victory could have? far reaching consequences, including for ukraine and ease. so the darn c at a conference and abrupt and slab out. we ask this information expert because a lot of research before about about upcoming elections in poland and bulgaria and next year as you are p and elections, will they see similar this information contains during the discussions with our colleagues. so we really see some similar trends of the other countries are also struggling with the gaming public co trust in the institutions as a some a

ben stokes says he's fit to play against south africa at the world cup on saturday. he is in a good place and has worked hard to make himself available for selection. stokes starred for england when they became world champions in 2019 and came out of white ball retirement to make the world cup squad but has been a frustrated spectator so far, with england losing two of their three pool games. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. melbourne stars beat sydney sixers by two runs in a thrilling finish on the opening day of the women's big bash in australia. the sixers failing to get the boundary they needed off the final delivery from england's alice capsey. french investigators have raided the offices of the paris olympic organisers for the second time in four months. an event management company involved in next year's opening ceremony was also searched. it relates to a corruption probe around the awarding of contracts linked to next year's games. belgium's euro qualifier against sweden won't be replayed after it was abandoned

with deadly exchanges of fire between israel and hezbollah, that stoked fears that the war in gaza could expand into a regional conflict. tonight israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says his military is preparing for a ground incursion into the gaza strip. and after pressure to delay that action, he said the time willing be decided by his war cabinet. norah? >> holly williams, thank you. >>> well, tonight hundreds of american citizens are trapped in gaza, unable to escape the war zone or find basic supplies. cbs' adriana diaz spoke with a chicago area man desperate to get his family out. >> i have, you know, one hand on my heart and one hand on the phone. >> reporter: nabil al sharafa says death is getting closer and closer to his mother, an american trapped in gaza. she took this video inside her family's home. >> they're bombing the area. >> i hear the bombs while i'm talking to her. >> reporter: you do? >> on the phone. it's terrifying. >> reporter: al sharafa, who lives in california, was on a ten-day trip to gaza to visit her six mother, but now is up to one of 600 americans

but it's helped to stoke soaring rent and house prices in one of western europe for us to countries. at least i think people have been killed in a far as in the legal oil refinery in southern nigeria. the place broke out at a make shift refinery before spreading to a nearby oil reservoir buckles one that the tow could rise as dozens of people were on site. when the floss dot, the 2 people have been killed and 5 others injured in the shooting at the luxury shopping molding bank cock, police say a 14 year old boy was taken into custody at the scene was already side. the suspect appears to be suffering from mental illness. gun violence is not uncommon in thailand, the mess, shootings, red fleeing from an active shooter. these mobiles thrown images so terrified shop is running out of a move into the streets of central bangkok. off to hearing gunshots. witnesses describes the tara so we decide a few bad shots though, just be funding all over the place. and everyone was scared, petrified. we saw a lot of people running past where we were eating. we didn't know what had happened . then some

he stokes, everything used car owners around here need roman book here. we're now pena, we have a problem with poor fuel quantity for old cars. do not pollute the air. no, not the tools. i know this because i'm an expert in this area. maybe a couple of america, but i, i love my costs. however, he knows that the year of old cars and albania is slowly sputtering to a halt. but he intends to keep the business taking over as long as possible. and that ross so far, so from where you can always check i d, w dot com slash business for on the dw news youtube channel, as well from me on the business team here in berlin is by the israel at more analysis and background stories with news provides extended coverage. what is the military and situation in the cause of stress? how will the launch of the ground defense of impact these really hostages? experts report from the theme of the extended coverage on dw news. next on d, w, the day sap rubble out from g. if you can see in the middle dasha because i'm such a organizing reconstruction to the full new houses and renew

ben stokes couldn't save them, managing 43 as england were all out for just 156 with nearly a third ofovers left to play. in reply, sri lanka eased to an eight—wicket victory. england are now second from bottom in the table and must win all their remaining games, including against unbeaten hosts india, and summon an unlikely set of other results to reach the knock—out stages. it's neverfor a lack of effort, it's neverfor a lack of hard work or preparation. i look around the room and it's not a lack of talent. a lot of experienced guys and fantastic cricketers, so absolutely, it's a huge frustration. this tournament's gone nowhere near the way we wanted it to. it's been a... yeah, a huge disappointment. so, after such high hopes coming into the tournament, what has gone wrong for the reigning one day and t20 world cup champions? here's the former england assistant coach paul farbrace. it's not through lack of effort, it's not through lack of, as i say, experience or know—how. but confidence plays a huge part in sport at this level. unfortunately, the first defeat against new zealand was

between israel and tomas, amid such a motion, intention, some experts or warning authorities that stoking the already growing animosity between ethnic groups and toward refugees and migrants could create more radicalization. so how the government, the justice, by the nations on both sides of the conflict is very important. they have huge, might, didn't a communities in the countries? um, but it also trickles down into schools via children with different migrant backgrounds . are talking about it. but getting the balance right is going to be difficult. paris prosecutor said the man who fatally stab to teacher last week in france pledge allegiance to the islamic stage. the gunman and brussels reportedly did the same, and a video message french president emanuel mccall says, a new wave of his wellness terrorism has already hit to europe. earlier i spoke with t w as lisa lewis in paris. she told me about precautions. people there have begun taking in the wake of recent attacks. well, the, you know, a poll that came out yesterday and said that 84 percent of the french were afraid a new tire at

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