stuart broad bowled south africa. stuart broad bowled south africa out on 284.ieved on review. dominic sibley only made four runs. joe denly has just been dropped and england are currently 27—2 in the 12th over. in melbourne, australia on top of the second test against new zealand. bowled out for 467 on day two. new zealand skipper played a shot he would rather forget as their side close on 44 ——. the australians winning the first of the two test series. juergen klopp says liverpool are not talking about the premier league title even though they are 13 points clear after a 4—0 win over leicester. no team has been this far ahead at this stage of the season and not won the premier league. music, lights and hype, this was lester's big night. a chance to look liverpool in the eyes to keep them their side of the horizon. it is so difficult to watch them all. one marauding read always escapes. it was roberto firmino and on saturday he scored the winner in the club world cup final. that experience of glory and what it takes, is now ingrained in this liverpool squad. th

stuart broad got a second. thenjofra archer added some fresh terror. four down at the close. england clinging to hope. their path back in this match is through a long, dark tunnel. patrick gearey, bbc news. there was plenty of late drama in tonight's premier league game, as wolverhampton wanderers fought back from 2—0 down to beat ten man manchester city 3—2 at molineux. wolves scored all their goals in the second half. matt doherty with the winner in the 89th minute. both city's goals came from raheem sterling. the champions are third in the table, 1a points adrift of liverpool. wolves have moved up to fifth. and you can find all the football news on the bbc sport website. but for now, that's all of the sport. back to you, huw. and that's all from us. there's more throughout the night on the bbc news channel. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello. this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. in a moment, a first look at tomorrow's front pages. astronomers are warning that their view of the universe is under threat, because of the prospec

england cricket captainjoe root says he'll let stuart broad and jack leach decide if they're fit to playg day. they all missed the warm—up games with flu—like symptoms. jimmy anderson did play in the final warm—up. he hasn't played a test match since getting injured in the first ashes test in august, but took two wickets against a south africa a—side. the third round of the pdc world darts championship is underway at alexandra palace. the former bdo world champion stephen bunting is the first man through to round four after whitewashing jonny clayton, but 24th seed max hopp is out after he lost to darius labanauskas by four sets to two. 12th seed nathan aspinall had a bit of scare, but came through to beat krzysztof ratajski in a final set decider. defending champion michael van gerwen plays ricky evans later. fallon sherrock is the name everyone is talking about at this year's competition. since becoming the first woman to win at the pdc, she's become a huge hit with fans — who've been calling her ‘the queen of the palace'. sherrock‘s now into the last 32, after beating another top name

joffre archer, stuart broad and jack leach have taken part ina net broad and jack leach have taken parttoday ahead of england's test series against south africa this week. archer and broad bowled five overs each after missing the warm—ups through illness. leach has been suffering with the flu but took part. joe root said he will trust the players to decide if they are fit enough to feature in the first test that starts at centurion on thursday. some of the other headlines: pakistan have won the first test series on home soil for over a decade. naseem shah became the youngest pace bowler to take five wickets in a test innings. they w011 five wickets in a test innings. they won by 223 runs in karachi. lewis survived the big scare to come back at ali parlay. charles leclerc has signed a deal to keep him at ferrari until 202a. he finished above his team—mate sebastien vettel in the formula 1 drivers' standings. next month's netball nations cup will see england face new zealand, south africa and jamaica. matches will be played in nottingham, birmingham and london. roses head coach has named

struck with the first ball of the day to remove dean elgar, and there were also three wickets for stuart broadatting. quinton de kock mounted a recovery before curran stopped him just 5 runs short of a century. he finished the day with 4 for 57. the hosts were 277 for 9 at stumps. it was a hot and gruelling day with ben stokes out of action for much of it due to dehydration. with nine done under 300, hopefully we can get the last wicket early in the morning so if we get them under 300 and we have been batting nicely and got some big scores in the warm up and got some big scores in the warm up game and got some big scores in the warm up game so we are and got some big scores in the warm up game so we are confident we can bat big and get a big lead so obviously quinton de kock played beautifully so it would be nice to get early but sometimes the batters plays nicely so that is the way cricket works but all in all we are pretty pleased. clan des obeau has won the king george vi chase for the second successive year at kempton. ridden by sam twiston davies, the 11 to 2 shot beat off competition fro

england bowlersjofra archer, stuart broad and jack leach have all taken part in a net session today ahead's four test series against south africa. archer and broad bowled five overs each after missing the warm—ups through illness. leach has also been suffering with flu. captainjoe root says england will trust the players to decide if they're fit to feature in the first test that starts at centurion on thursday. there was some huge hitting from the english batsman liam livingstone in australia's big bash league overnight. he hit 69 from 26 balls for the perth scorchers as they made an excellent start against the adelaide strikers. but it wasn't good enough to secure victory, as adelaide went on to win by 15 runs via the duckworth—lewis method. next month's netball nations cup will see england face new zealand, south africa and jamaica across fours days in matches played in nottingham, birmingham and london. roses head coachjess thirlby named her squad of 1a for the tournament today and she spoke to us about the challenge ahead: we are under no illusions. we appreciate the success that coul

tempers frayed, ben stokes and stuart broad with a frank exchange of views soon seemed to put it behind stokes replaced broad and he immediately did this. that is how to settle an argument. the exhaustion of the effort was obvious. archer's fifth wicket of the innings greeted with only muted celebration. south africa's final flourish taking their lead to 375 — time to rest and recover. there was a huge task ahead. it could have be tougher still had opener rory burns not been dropped before he really got going. when he did, he took england to 121 with a loss of only one wicket. he'll be back tomorrow and so, of course, will they. perhaps now with just a little more hope. so this is the state of play then with two days remaining. england need another 255 to win — what would be england's highest successful chase. rory burns is unbeaten on 77, alongside first innings top scorerjoe denly on 10. play resumes at 8 in the morning. so a day of mixed emotions for england. our cricket correspondent jonathan agnew is in south africa — and admits england do have the slightest chance of victory. half

puts him fourth on the all time leading test wickets takers for england behind james anderson, stuart broadtold us how his stamina and skill made him one of the best fast bowlers in the business. anyone who has ever bowled fast will tell you that it comes with a lot of pain. it might be a simple turnover problem, it can be knees, hips, backs. all the great fast bowlers at some stage or other have taken time off because of injury, and it's all a question of character and determination as to how you come back from it. yes, and bob's frame, if you looked at bob in the flesh, he was not a man who necessarily sort of screamed out at you i am going to be one of the quickest bowlers in the world. on his day, he certainly was, and he had passion to go with it, so you had everything, all the right ingredients, apart from really the natural body. i can look at one or two other more natural athletes, without being kind to dear old bob, and they would be more suited to the job, but he came m, more suited to the job, but he came in, he steamed in, whether it was headingley in 81. he made his debut backi

ben stokes and stuart broad with a frank exchange of views soon seems to put it behind them. greeted with only muted celebration. south africa's final flourish taking their lead to 375, time to rest and recover. there was a huge task ahead. it could be tougher still had rory burns not been dropped before he really got going. when he did, he took england to 121 with a loss of only one wicket. you'll be back tomorrow and so, of course, will they. perhaps with just a little more hope. new zealand seamer trent boult has been ruled out of the rest of the second test against australia in melbourne after fracturing his hand whilst batting. he was hit by mitchell starc as new zealand were bowled out cheaply in their first innings. australia closed day three on 137 for 4 — leading by 456. well, after pep guardiola said the title race was over after manchester city lost to wolves last night, saturday's premier league action has been mainly about those in the bottom half of the table. it could be a bit of a bleak midwinter for bournemouth, still just narrowly above the relegation zone af

struck with the first ball of the day to remove dean elgar, and there were also three wickets for stuart broadtage after some indifferent batting. quinton de kock mounted a recovery before curran stopped him just five runs short of a century. he finished the day with 4—57. the hosts were 277—9 at stumps. it was a hot and gruelling day with ben stokes out of action for much of it, due to dehydration. chelsea have lost consecutive home games for the first time in the premier league since 2011 as southampton moved three points clear of the relegation zone with a 2—0 win at stamford bridge. the home side never got going, and it was southamton who took the lead with this brilliant strike from michael 0bafemi just after the half—hour mark. and then, with 20 minutes remaining, a superb team move saw the ball break for nathan redmond who wrapped up the win. tottenham came from behind to beat brighton and boost their hopes of finishing in the premier league's top four. adam webster had given the visitors a deserved lead towards the end of the first half. but spurs raised their game after the break. har

england bowlersjofra archer, stuart broad and jack leach have all taken part in a net session today aheadad bowled five overs each after missing the warm—ups through illness. leach has also been suffering with flu. captainjoe root says england will trust the players to decide if they‘re fit to feature in the first test that starts at centurion on thursday. there was some huge hitting from the english batsman liam livingstone in australia‘s big bash league overnight. he hit 69 from 26 balls for the perth scorechers as they made an excellent start against the adelaide strikers. but it wasn‘t good enough to secure the win, as adelaide went on to win by 15 runs via the duckworth—lewis method. charles leclerc has extended his contract with ferrari until the end of 202a. the formula one star won back—to—back races in belgium and italy and secured seven pole positions in his first season this year. the 22—year—old finished fourth in the overall driver standings ahead of team—mate sebastian vettel. that‘s all the sport for now. the australian prime minister, scott morrison, has restated his suppo

nightwatchman nortje, but their predicament provoked a few choice words between ben stokes and stuart broaded it, but now they had the problem of vernon philander to contend with. it was a problem that was eventually fixed, but the total of 376 is a daunting one. and they were given an early warning before tea, but rory burns survived — just. craig templeton, bbc news. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one isjust after 5:10pm. bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. as we've been hearing, over a thousand people have been recognized in the new year's honours list. among them is the former "playschool" and "play away" presenter, actress, author and charity campaigner baroness floella benjamin . she has received a damehood for services to charity. i spoke to her earlier. they say there is nothing like a dame and i feel that this morning, absolutely incredible and i'm looking forward to going to the palace to collect my honour and i wish my parents ready to come with me but they are not going to be here because they both p

stuart broad ending the south african resistance. needed to control the match. it didn't go to plan. rory burns given out first ball, only to be retrieved by the third umpire. a let off that he did make the most odd. gone this time, caught behind. moments later, dominic sibley was next. same story, same england. south africa with their tails same england. south africa with theirtails up, same england. south africa with their tails up, bowlers charging in and hitting hard, but england dug in. joe denly and joe root standing firm and beginning to build. a promising partnership undone by a poor shot. joe root was gone and england straight back under pressure. luckily, they have a man who thrives on just that. enter ben stokes, verse six of the innings, the attack taken to south africa. backed up with exactly the same, the ball after. england back in the max and a sense of control and calm about them as joe denly and a sense of control and calm about them asjoe denly reached his half—century. but that didn't last long. he was caught behi

earlierjames anderson struck with his first ball and three wickets for stuart broad.kes out of action for much of it due to dehydration. tottenham came from behind to beat brighton and boost their hopes of finishing in the premier league's top four. adam webster had given the visitors a deserved lead towards the end of the first half. but spurs raised their game after the break, harry kane with the equaliser before dele alli's sublime lob completed the turnaround. a new manager but same old problems for arsenal, mikel arteta's first game in charge at bournemouth. chelsea are trying to avoid back to back home defeats southampton lead 1—0 thanks to michael 0bafemi's goal. sheffield united 1, watford 1. boxing day's biggest game is the one that comes tonight. top of the table liverpool against second placed leicester. jurgen klopp‘s side were in qatar a few days lifting the club world cup and now — like all teams — face a packed festive schedule. something the liverpool manager isn't impressed with. none of us managers have a problem with boxing day. but playing the 26th

earlierjames anderson struck with his first ball and three wickets for stuart broad.ction for much of it due to dehydration. we probably would have had delectable them up for the close but hopefully we can get there last wicket quickly in the morning. i think if we get them under 300 we've been betting pretty nicely and got big scores in the warm—up game so we re pretty big scores in the warm—up game so were pretty confident we can batch big and get a first inning lead. we just need to play beautifully and it's nice to get early but a better place nicely and is the way cricket works. 0verall place nicely and is the way cricket works. overall we will be pretty pleased. australia had the better of the opening day of their second test against new zealand in melbourne. in front of a crowd of nearly 80,000 at the mcg the home side will resume day two on 257 forfour... steve smith not out on 77. marnus labuschagne also made 63... colin de grandhomme was the pick of the black cap bowlers taking 2 wickets for a8... and finally to the 75th sydney to hobart yacht race. the flee

he comes in as back—up forjofra archer and stuart broad, who're among those with flu—like symptoms.akistan in 2018. i'll have more for you in the next hour. some breaking news to bring you, the american citizen and circulars has been charged with causing the death by dangerous driving of 19—year—old harry dinan, according to the family's spokesman. she claim to look at the community after the accident in northamptonshire when she was in collision with a 19—year—old harry don's motorbike, he died in that accident. she was married to a us government employee atan raf married to a us government employee at an raf base in northamptonshire,, shortly after the accident left the uk, back to the united states, claimed diplomatic immunity, to the fury of harry don's family. have been calling for her to be charged with death by dangerous driving, they want her to be extradited back to the uk, and indeed the crown prosecution service have now charged her with causing death by dangerous driving, according to harry dunn's family's spokesman. we will await confirmation of that from the cps and ta

a wicket a piece for sam curran and stuart broad too.this one on the cricket social via the bbc sport website and app. it's a busy time of year for footballers. call it a christmas tradition. well, liverpool managerjurgen klopp is experiencing his fifth season managing in england at this time of year. and he's not too chuffed with the scheduling. most teams play today and then again at the weekend — with leaders liverpool at second placed leicester in the late kick off — before playing again at home to wolves on sunday. none of us managers has a problem with boxing day. none of us. but playing on the 26th and then the 28th is a crime. that's absolutely not ok, and yet we still have it. this year we have the 26th and the 29th and it's like a holiday. i understand all the others who are not moaning, but telling that it just should not happen. it should not happen. alex 0xlaide chamberlain won't have to worry about tight turnaround. he won't play again this year due to ankle ligament damage sustained in liverpool's club world cup win on sat

three of the squad were too unwell to play but stuart broad was over his ailments. hamza gone.nder deciding to play after his father's illness. and the wickets continued to fall. sam curran the pick of the bowlers, with two. before broad got captain faf du plessis. england's decision to bowl justified. an unbeaten half—century from quinton de kock has started the home side's recovery. but, for england, day one in south africa, so far, so good. austin halewood, bbc news. people across the world have been looking to the skies this morning, hoping to spot a rare solar eclipse. sadly, it wasn't visible here in the uk but much of the middle east and south asia witnessed the annual solar eclipse which is also known as a "ring of fire" where the moon doesn't completely cover the sun. there's more throughout the afternoon on the bbc news channel. we're back with the teatime news at 5.55pm. now, on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel with christian fraser. lets get more now — on a busy day in sport — a full round—up, from t

stuart broad got a second. thenjofra archer added some fresh terror. to hope. their path back in this match is to a long, dark tunnel. patrick gearey, bbc news. there's more on the bbc sport website, including all the build—up to manchester city's premier league game at wolves this evening. but that's all for now — huw. we're back with the late news at 10.30pm. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello, this is bbc news with ben brown. let's get more now on the news that the retiring president of the supreme court, lady hale, has criticised the lack of resources for legal advice. lady hale says cuts to legal aid in england and wales have caused "serious difficulty" for the justice system and highlighted the family courts as a particular issue. earlier i spoke to richard miller, head of the justice team at the law society, a representative body for solicitors in england and wales. he said the effects of legal aid cuts are being felt beyond the justice system. the justice system is in crisis because of the cuts to legal aid in 2013. the

tempers getting frayed, ben stokes and stuart broad with a frank exchange of views, but they soon seemedrt, though, obvious, for all of england‘s bowlers. jofra archer‘s fifth wicket of the innings greeted with only muted celebration. south africa‘s final flourish taking their lead to 375. time to rest and recover, there was a huge task ahead. it could have been tougher still had opener rory burns not been dropped before he really got going. when he did, he took england to 121 with the loss of only one wicket. he will be back tomorrow, and so, of course, will they. perhaps now with just a little more hope. adam wild, bbc news. on to the premier league. time to look away if you want to find out the results on match of the day after the news. for the rest of you, there were wins for everton, watford and manchester united. tottenham salvaged a draw at norwich. but another defeat for west ham has led to yet another managerial casualty. in the last couple of hours, the club has confirmed manuel pellegrini has been sacked after 18 months in charge. their 2—1 home defeat to leicester was their

stuart broad got a second. thenjofra archer added some fresh terror.e. their path back in this match is through a long, dark tunnel. patrick gearey, bbc news. to darts, fallon sherrock‘s fairy tale run at the pdc world championship has come to an end. she lost a—2 in the third round to the 22nd seed, chris dobey in front of an entertaining crowd at alexandra palace. the 25—year—old became the first woman to win a game in the tournament after she beat ted evetts. i think i've definitely helped darts in general. i think there are people know who didn't watch starts, that won't —— want to watch it now. especially with the ladies just proving now that we can compete with all of these men. it'sjust more opportunity. manchester city have the chance to go above leicester and into second in the premier league with a win at wolves tonight. a team they lost to at the etihad earlier in the season. around half an hour gone at molineux and it's currently 1—0 to pep guardiola's side. raheem sterling missed a twice taken penalty both times, but fired in the rebound a

stuart broad with the wickets of hamza and du plessis. make something happen every time he's stepped and he got de kock on 95. it's been a gruelling day with ben stokes not emerging after the tea break. the ecb says he's dehydrated and not feeling well. he'll continue to be monitored. tottenham came from behind to beat brighton and boost their hopes of finishing in the premier league's top four. adam webster had given the visitors a deserved lead towards the end of the first half. but spurs raised their game after the break — harry kane with the equaliser before dele alli's sublime lob completed the turnaround. villa—norwich both in the bottom three. mikel arteta taking charge of his first arsenal game at bournemouth. fourth place chelsea looking to go six points clear of fifth if they can beat southampton. carlo ancelotti first game against burnley. boxing day's biggest game is the one that comes tonight, top of the table liverpool against second placed leicester. jurgen klopp‘s side were in qatar a few days ago lifting the club world cu

stuart broad, jofra archer and jack leach were still unable to play any part in the game, as the hostscurran picking up one. the first test starts on boxing day. staying with england's cricketers, and it was defeat forjames vince and tom curran's sydney sixers in australia's big bash. they lost by 48 runs to the brisbane heat, thanks in most part to a brilliant innings from chris lynn — he smashed that six over. he smashed that six over curran's head to move to 94 not out offjust 34 balls. he went for his third six in a row to set the fastest ever big bash century, but he was caught. you can see his frustration. british freestyle skier izzy atkin has won herfirst world cup medal in the big air event. she took bronze in atlanta, thanks to a brilliant second jump. she also finished third at the world championships this year, and in 2018 she became the first briton to win an olympic skiing medal, with bronze in the slopestyle. big air will make its winter olympics debut at beijing 2022. that's all the sport for now. thousands of people have gathered at stonehenge today to mark the winter

sam curran and stuart broad have picked up two wickets apiece. south africa were 111 for five. can follow this one on the cricket social via the bbc sport website and app. 15 minutes to go until the boxing day football is under way. it's a busy time of year for footballers. liverpool's fixture list as busy as any. having just got back from winning the club world cup, the premier league leaders face second—placed leicester this evening before playing wolves on sunday. win both and it could go a long way to securing a maiden premier league title, butjurgen klopp is concerned about the toll it'll take on his players. none of us managers has a problem with boxing day. none of us. but playing on the 26th and then the 28th is a crime. that's absolutely not ok, and yet we still have it. this year we have the 26th and the 29th and it's like a holiday. i understand all the others who are not moaning, but telling that itjust should not happen. it should not happen. one man who won't have to worry about the fixture pile—up is alex oxlaide chamberlain. the liverpool and england midfielder

root says he'll allow jofra archer, stuart broad and jack leach to decide if they're fit to play in centurionike symptoms, but did take part in a net session ahead of the final warm—up match. that's all the sport for now. thank you very much. you're watching bbc news. a man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after two women died in a village in west sussex. police were called after a disturbance outside a house in crawley down this morning. a man was found seriously injured at the same address. we've been getting the reaction of one local resident. i just know there was a couple of casualties, someone airlifted to hospital, seriously injured, that is as much as we know at the moment. you know, just really quite shocked. everyone that we have spoken to that we know is equally shocked, so, to see the police presence here is something. we have lived here over 20 years and we have seen nothing like it. the queen has attended church at sandringham for a carol concert. she was joined by edward, sophie and their son but without the duke of edinburgh who has spent a second night in a central lo

jofra archer and stuart broad are among those with flu—like symptoms.n, on the other hand, are all fighting fit. they finished off their t20 series against pakistan with a 3—0 whitewash, which bodes well for the t20 world cup in february. henry moeran is with the team in kuala lumpar. a t20 series clean sweep for england to conclude their tour, and to finish a year that had its fair share of ups and downs. best performance was, much like the other matches, dominic from england. batting first, they hit 170—3, heather knight top scoring with 43 runs. pakistan on the goat 411—5, another impressive performance from the leg—spinner sarah glenn. she took two wickets today and caps off an excellent couple of weeks. now for england, attention turns to the t20 world cup, but here in malaysia, it'sjob done. we haven't been put under loads of pressure, but we did what we set out to do, we set out to win every game. big scores win games, scoring hundreds, we've done brilliantly, and the bowling unit wanted to take wickets and we've done that. i can't ask for more.

england bowlersjofra archer, stuart broad and jack leach have all taken part in a net session today ahead bowled five overs each after missing the warm—ups through illness. leach has also been suffering with flu. captainjoe root says england will trust the players to decide if they're fit to feature in the first test that starts at centurion on thursday. charles leclerc has extended his contract with ferrari until the end of 2024. the formula one star won back—to—back races in belgium and italy and secured seven pole positions in his first season this year. the 22—year—old finished fourth in the overall driver standings ahead of his team—mate sebastian vettel. the statue of sweden star zlatan ibrahimovic has been vandalised for a third time. now, fans of malmo, where the statue stands, have sawn off his nose, leaving a gaping hole in its place. the whole things also been covered in silver paint. vandals previously tried to saw through one of its legs and put a toilet seat around its neck. the statue was unveiled in his hometown in october, but last month ibrahimovic invested in rival team

bowlers jofra archer and stuart broad do look like they've recovered though and captainjoe root is tryingo guys out in overton and bess and they have trained very well in the last couple of days as back up. and that's why they're here. because these things can happen sometimes. you've got to deal with it as sometimes. you've got to deal with itasa sometimes. you've got to deal with it as a side. and, fortunately, we have some very fortunate players who have some very fortunate players who have been in and around the squad, and if given an opportunity would be desperate to prove a point and stead there on the series. it might only be boxing day, but one game today could go a long way to deciding the premier league title. liverpool could go 13 points clear at the top if they win at second placed leicester. it's a busy time of year with most teams playing twice in two days. liverpool bossjurgen klopp has some strong opinions on it all. none of us managers has a problem with boxing day. none of us. but plainly 26 out of 28 is a crime. it absolutely not ok. and we still have it. every year the

england bowlersjofra archer, stuart broad and jack leach have all taken part in a net session today aheadach after missing the warm—ups through illness. captainjoe root says england will trust the players to decide if they‘re fit to feature in the first test of four which gets underway at centurion on thursday. at the big bash adelaide strikers beat the perth scorchers. england‘s liam livingstone hit 69 from 26 balls as he puts on 124 withjosh inglis for the scorchers‘ opening wicket. but that impressive start wasn‘t enough to secure victory as adelaide went on to win by 15 runs via the duckworth—lewis method. and charles leclerc has confirmed that he will be staying with ferrari. the formula one star tweeted that he had signed a deal to stay forfive more years. leclerc won back—to—back races in belgium and italy and finished fourth in the overall driver standings, ahead of team—mate sebastian vettel. the statue of sweden star zlatan ibrahimovic has been vandalised yet again. this time, malmo fans have sawn off the nose. this is the third time that the statue has been attacked. as you can

england bowlersjofra archer, stuart broad and jack leach have all taken part in a net session today aheadleach has also been suffering with flu. captainjoe root says england will trust the players to decide if they‘re fit to feature in the first test that starts at centurion on thursday. in australia‘s big bash league, adelaide strikers beat the perth scorchers. england‘s liam livingstone hit 69 from 26 balls as he puts on 124 with josh inglis for the scorchers‘ opening wicket. but that impressive start wasn‘t enough to secure victory as adelaide went on to win by 15 runs via the duckworth lewis method. charles leclerc has extended his contract with ferrari until the end of 202a. the formula 1 star won back—to—back races in belgium and italy and secured 7 pole positions in his first season this year. the 22—year—old finished fourth in the overall driver standings ahead of team—mate sebastian vettel. the statue of sweden star zlatan ibrahimovic has been vandalised yet again. this time, fans of malmo, where the statue stands, have sawn off his nose. as you can see the nose is gone with a ga

the england cricket team are still waiting on the fitness of bowlersjofra archer, stuart broad and jackfter missing the warm—up matches through illness. captainjoe root says he'll trust the players to decide if they're fit to feature in the first test that starts at centurion on thursday. and finally, diving in football has been an ongoing issue for some years now, but for two teams in tanzania, they were left with no choice. players were forced to drop to the ground when a swarm of bees invaded the pitch. it led to the match being stopped briefly for a few moments as players and fans tried to find cover! look at that! tried to get them out of their hair. how big is the swarm? you cannot actually see them themselves but everybody was trying to get away. even the linesman. caught on camera. smiling! i would have just run around. you antagonise them, don't you. i am loving our christmas theme on the sofa here. you have the green, very festive. we have the sparkles but we have been outdone completely. look at that time. i wouldn't go that far. no, take it. ifelt like i had to make some kin

of his four tests against australia in the summer — he comes in as back—up forjofra archer and stuart broadht. he needed a double—two to take the lead in the deciding set. the tv director duly focused on the relevant section of the board, but 0‘connor got his sums wrong and aimed for a double—one instead. everyone was dumbfounded, including his opponent gerwyn price, who won the match. that‘s all the sport for now. i‘ll have more for you in the next hour. boeing is about to launch its new starliner capsule on an unmanned test flight to the international space station. if successful, the united states will be able to use the craft to send its own astronauts into orbit for the first time since 2011. nasa have had to use russian soyuz spacecraft since the retirement of the space shuttle. with me is our science correspondentjonathan amos and also libbyjackson, who‘s the human exploration programme manager at the uk space agency. we‘re watching this launch now, jonathan, what are we seeing? we are looking at an atlas rocket at cape canaveral in florida. sitting atop the rocket is the boeing at s

stuart broad got vernon philander caught behind to bowl south africa out for 284.ble start when rory burns was given out first ball. he reviewed it though and replays showed he hadn't hit it. a short time ago, england had moved onto six without loss. even though most of the country might be, liverpool managerjurgen klopp says they're not thinking or mentioning winning the premier league just yet. that despite going 13 points clear after thrashing second—placed leicester 4—0 last night. patrick gearey was watching. music, hype, light — this was leicester's big night. a chance to look liverpool in the eyes, to keep them on their side of the horizon. it's so difficult to watch them all. 0ne marauding red always escapes. here was roberto firmino. on saturday he scored the winner in the world cup club final. that experience of glory and what it takes to get there is now ingrained in this liverpool squad. they knew they needed a second. here was their chance. caglar soyuncu hand—ball, penalty. we can watch from james milner‘s point of view, but it's far harder to underst

root says he'll allow jofra archer, stuart broad and jack leach decide if they're fit to play in centurionp match. and it was a game in whichjimmy anderson got himself a couple of wickets, as england drew with a south africa a side. anderson hasn't played a test match since getting injured in the first ashes test in august. he got through 19 overs in a match that was downgraded from first—class status because of that illness in the england squad. the third round of the pdc world darts championship is underway at alexandra palace. the former bdo world champion stephen bunting is the first man through to round four after whitewashing jonny clayton, but 24th seed max hopp is out after he lost to darius labanauskas by four sets to two. 12th seed nathan aspinall had a bit of scare, but came through to beat krzysztof ratajski in a final set decider. defending champion michael van gerwen plays ricky evans later. fallon sherrock is the name everyone is talking about at this year's competition. after becoming the first woman to win at the pdc — she's now progressed to the last 32, after beating wor

some other england team news, chris woakes is suffering from illness, stuart at broad and jofra archer and jack leech have also been laid low for a couple of days. but james anderson is, fitness permitting, going to play in his 150th test. he missed most of the ashes with a calf problem. and finally diving in football has been an on going issue for some years now but for two teams in tanzania, they were left with no choice. players were forced to drop to the ground when a swarm of bees invaded the pitch it led to the match being stopped briefly for a few moments, as players and fans tried to find cover. the best way to avoid them is to lie on the ground. my favourite is the linesman, he is loving life. any excuse linesman, he is loving life. any excuse for a lie down! that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. now, it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. the weather is settling down for christmas day but there are quite if you showers out there at the moment. still some heavy ones throughout wales and the south of englan

some other england team news, chris woakes is suffering from illness, stuart at broad and jofra archercouple of days. but james anderson is, fitness permitting, going to play in his 150th test. he missed most of the ashes with a calf problem. and finally, diving in football has been an ongoing issue for some years now — but for two teams in tanzania, they were left with no choice. players were forced to drop to the ground when a swarm of bees invaded the pitch. it led to the match being stopped briefly for a few moments, as players and fans tried to find cover! the linesman seems to be enjoying himself, having a little lie down before heading off again. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. more than a million staff will go to work on christmas day, often without extra pay, according to a new study. the number of employees on duty tomorrow has increased by 22,000 since 2016 according to the tuc union. care workers, nurses and chefs account for the biggest share of those who will be over the festive period. let us speak to the tuc past might head of econ

some other england team news, chris woakes is suffering from illness, stuart at broad and jofra archerfor a couple of days. but james anderson is, fitness permitting, going to play in his 150th test. he missed most of the ashes with a calf problem. and finally diving in football has been an on going

of his four tests against australia in the summer — he comes in as back—up forjofra archer and stuart broad end of next month. well, we can speak now to ayesha hazarika, broadcaster and former labour adviser. also, douglas carswell, a former ukip mp and the founder of vote leave. unsurprising today but do you think this is the life the land from now on with the majority that boris johnson has. it is going to be pretty difficult for opposition mps to hold to account. the scale of his victory, to the victor the spoils, he can get the stuffy ones to get through parliament now. this was a big moment for him. it does prove that the election was a brexiter general election. a lot of people said that the election would change nothing but it has changed everything. what is interesting now and what is important is that mps of all issues really scrutinise what is coming down the track. this isjust the beginning of the process. we have already seen workers‘ rights being watered down and either environmental protections and all of that. now the work of scrutiny will begin. you probably think there is a

stuart: i've been in the summertime, 24 hours of daylight. that is hard to get used to. i woke up the 11:30 at night, looked out window, guys in broads's sake. >> yeah. stuart: you work 24/7 in the summer and go to sleep in the winter? >> one long day. it's a working state. folks that live in alaska love alaska. it is spectacular state. it has got some things that no other stay has. i would encourage everyone to visit. stuart: we'll follow up what you do with goldman sachs, not wishing to fund drilling in your state. thanks very much for being with us, governor. >> thanks for having us on. stuart: new york city. >> big one. a lot of people here. stuart: thank you, governor. check the big board. pretty stable day thus far. up 20 points for the dow. we do have a megamerger in the car business to talk about. chrysler and peugeot getting together. peugeot stock up a fraction, chrysler fiat down a fraction. important news from the car companies. ford adding 3,000 jobs in the detroit area, that is detroit, michigan. plowing $1.4 billion into new trucks, suvs, money goes to michigan. battleground state. the president is there answering imp

stuart: let me go through the outline of this deal, the very broad outline. stronger intellectual property protection, access for u.s. companies to financial services, no currency manipulation, no new tariffs december 15th, cuts on tariffs, phase two after the 2020 election. looks like it's cleared the decks for china trade. we don't have to worry about it. what do you say? >> well, we'll see what's actually agreed to. stuart: sound good? >> it sounds good in the interim. stuart: does it sound about as good as we're going to get for phase one? >> for phase one. but phase two is the bigger question. because phase two deals with structural issues. that's something that's much more important to the united states manufacturers and united states businesspeople, but with china it's going to be very reluctant to agree to. i think frankly, phase one could well be it. phase two, we'll try in 2020. i'm not sure how far we'll get. stuart: it seems like china doesn't want to be open about the terms -- >> i saw that. yeah. yeah. stuart: agricultural purchases, a verbal ag

broad reorganization. they need to focus on their brand. they lacked focus said diller they think they were heading in the wrong direction so they made the change. stuartsee a stock move up after a personnel change. google, parent company, alphabet, larry page sergey brin stepped down. sundar pichai is now ceo. the stock is up. susan: not that big after surprise. timing might be a little earlier than expected. alphabet was spun out in 2015. part of that was to separate the money making business, search and the like from the moonshots, and waymo, which is the self-driving unit as well. these guys, sergey brin, larry page founded google in their dorm room in stanford in 1998. worth combined $100 billion. only 46 years old. they're stepping back from the limelight. when was the last time you saw sergey brin, larry page speak anywhere? stuart: never. susan: this is tough time for the company. they're going through antitrust visions and policing of their websites of their platforms. cultural questions from the walkouts of a lot of google employees and strikes. stuart: they like the change at the top. we now have a 21 point gain from google. i wonder if jim