turin is somehow still special for want it. turin is somehow still specialfor united. want it.somehow still special for united. adam wilde, want it. turin is somehow still specialfor united. adam wilde, bbc news. well, juventus only needed a draw to secure their spot in the knockout stages. they started the game five points ahead of manchester united. that gap is now down to two. valencia in third, they were 3—1 winners against young boys in the other group game. well, it was a little more straightforward for united's neighbours, manchester city. they were 6—0 winners against shaktar donetsk at the etihad. this their biggest win in the champions league, and they started fast. captain david silva opened the scoring just 13 minutes in. raheem sterling was causing touble for shaktar, through on goal, and then this. we could see a replay. penalty awarded for this. stumbles, stubs his foot, fell over. most in agreement it was comical, but serious as gabrieljesus scored the resulting penalty. sterling did better later on, the best goal of the game by far. this just after the break to

juventus in turin and hand the hosts a first defeat of the season.w venue. goals againstjuventus to win 2—1 in turin. of winning group h, with two matches remaining. into the second half. hand jose mourinho's side all three points. matches played across all competitions. they are a top team for many years now. they have got... that player. they want to win everything. they can win everything. can win everything. didn't play big matches like these in the champions league. so it is a different... it is a different situation. situation.

juventus in turin and hand the hosts a first defeat of the season. test against sri lanka. as hanoi is announced as a new venue. goals againstjuventus to win 2—1 in turin. of winning group h, with two matches remaining. into the second half. hand jose mourinho‘s side all three points. matches played across all competitions. they are a top team for many years now. they have got... that player. they want to win everything. they can win everything. can win everything. didn't play big matches like these in the champions league. so it is a different... it is a different situation. situation. not just about the point that we lost at home. lost at home. it is about the feeling of how well we played. feeling of how well we played. minute, i repeat, against a super team. real madrid. and the holders look well placed to reach the last 16. performance by real. european champions finally, once more. more. a 5—0 win in the czech republic over viktoria plzen. republic over viktoria plzen. two goals from karim benzema. goals from karim benzema. casemiro, gareth bal

for manchester united, turin will a lwa y5 for manchester united, turin will always hold memories of of what they once had. his moment, cristiano ronaldo would have to wait. juventus, well they posed a threat throughout, when the post keeping them out until the break. all the while they were getting closer, this effort hitting the bar, unaccustomed frustration for the italian champions. but then came ronaldo's time to shine against his former club, a moment of breathtaking brilliance and beauty. ona night breathtaking brilliance and beauty. on a night to stir the memories, a golf you will forget. what it may not be how this game will be remembered. five minutes remaining, perseverance and precision finally paid off, juan mata putting united level. and while that was celebrated like a winner, the real thing was on its way. another freekick, like a winner, the real thing was on its way. anotherfreekick, a desperate scramble, somehow it went in. somehow they had won it. turin somehow is still a special place for united. well, juventus only needed a draw to secure their spot in the knock

the0,000 people protesting heart of turin. support of plan for a new high-speed train. >> we want turin to be open to development. we are here to say no to those trying to block innovation and progress. >> the project has been in the pipelines for more than two decades. its goal is to have done traveling time from today's four hours to only two hours. by digging tunnels including a 57 kilometer long segment under the alps. those opposed say it is a waste of public money. the cost is estimated at 8.6 billion euros. the european union is due to pay 40%, italy 35%, and rants 25% -- and france, 25%. planonmentalists say the will have an overall negative impact on the environment. italy's gogovernment is d dided. scscrapping the project with a campmpaign pledge from the five-star movement who wants to hononor its word while the leaks backing the -- while the league is backing the high-speed line. >> sap has announced is picking up a software provider called trek for $8 billion. the company helps get feeeedback from customers. let's

they had that late comeback in turin last week and they will ta ke in turin last week and they will take of the greatest rap performances that manchester united have produced in european competition especially with the backdrop of manchester united and their domestic form, certainly european champions league has become a pleasant distraction for manchester united this season. and of course juventus have manchester united this season. and of coursejuventus have been so impressive at home and in european competition and in the italian league with all those league title. united will take confidence from that, it has not been replicated in the premier league but hopefully by then they will be able to continue that tonight. and then move on to the knockout stages. and with a game to spare if valencia failed to win atjuventus. which many would say is quite likely. it is a medical kick—off here at old trafford. manchester united hoping for a morale boosting the tree. —— victory. here's all the games then today..... two early games — in group e — ajax will be through if they beat aek athens or i

the essence of their science was begun by turin and gertel and artificial intelligence refuted these original insights which necessarily make computers dependent on human inputs. mark: so if we understand technology, macrotechnology, we have really nothing to fear, do we? >> no, this is just continued evolution of the economy. it's not as big a change at all as between agriculture and factories in the 19th century. this complete transformation of the global economy with the first machines of the industrial revolution, exceeded in impact and drama this introduction of robotics, which is just kind of an extension of all the existing robots that are -- run our existing factories. it just -- and -- but, on the other hand, it isn't -- it is exciting, these new machines that are being generated, and they will, like all previous machines increase employment. human beings are not employed because they're unproductive. they're employed because they are productive. and so machines that render human beings more productive render them more employable, not less employable. the fallacy that the a.

memories of it on sheila's childhood and his birthplace the austrian town of turin on the dunoon. heavy steam trains shook the sheila family home by bray sions could be seen and felt in the apartment. and trains with the subject of young a guns first drawings. his father she lived was stationmaster in two and a key role in the austria-hungary an empire a hot tempered man he sensed his son's exceptional talent very early on. and you can see through the syfy that see this unit those one very revealing story is where having noticed how his son spent all his time drawing it off she loved one in a drawing pad and told him that every day after doing his latin homework he should drop picture on one page and then he'd look at it when it was filled. eight of sheila evidently thought this would give him a few weeks peace. he gave a go on the exercise book in the morning when he returned home for lunch he saw that all the pages had already been filled and that they were strewn all over the apartment. he had a fit and burnt the drawings. this story tells us that egg on father was willing to f

if one's mind told to turin one. just say so thought everyone in the town. and listen to those against say. nothing has been from inside my copy out in john's more islam so long to even talk to us i was a twit and for all. my choices in the scott because given the way he told transmitted to the troops. men in the grass mom much and i will. veto. it. if. i run a welcome to another edition of your macs with me in your house meghan late today we are going to relive the past here's a look at what's coming up. standstill in trying to recruit fire caracciolo. listen up the voice band colonel is a head in honor just a lot.

the trophy was donated by tv tycoon sir thomas lipton and won in turin by a team of mainly coal minersif younger people do not step up, it might only be memories that are left. we need younger people to get involved with the club to keep it going. being the age we are, obviously it could go. we don't want that with the history we've got. we have got to try and keep it alive. it is only the younger generation that can do that so we're looking for volunteers. i think the youngsters, when they come on match day, they come to see the game and they don't think about the involvement. theyjust come to see the game and go home. we want to get across to them that they can do more than that. they can get themselves involved. the stadium name repeats the message, young blood wanted. desperately needed if west auckland town is to be more than fond memories and a memorial statue to the miners who won that first world cup. most sports fans are familiar with the scenes on the day of the boat race every spring, when spectators line the river thames to see crews of eights compete.

after fifty or sixty years the museum at the company's headquarters in turin presents some of the most legendary sports cars in automotive history all designed by painting fair enough paolo pininfarina applied some of the same principles he used to design his ferrari's to create the cabin. refinement of this dispute the surface is the same kind of the work. naturally this ferarri. needed a very special couch. with this elaborate would class structure. created just the right atmosphere in friday those cabins. the owners didn't want the stations to be just industrial buildings. we wanted them to be attractive and inviting. that the ride actually begins as soon as people entered the station. but it took two and a half years of hard work before the first ride could begin at an elevation of close to four thousand meters snow storms can take place all year round on temperatures of minus thirty degrees celsius. but all the hard work has paid off the cable car begins regular operations this winter. flight should have been appreciate one thing. how incredibly memorable nature can be when you're

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it looked like united were heading for defeat in turin untiljuan mata scored from this free kick.where already 1—0 up, but this replay shows raheem sterling tripped up on the grass, drew himself up, not the finest moment for the officials, and city went on to win 6—0. 20 of discussion on social media about that penalty. plenty saying that raheem sterling should have owned up. but chris sutton says... match of the day commentator guy mowbray points out that stirling apologised in his post match interview and points out, quite obviously, the simple solution is var. a great morning for england's cricketers in sri lanka, who looked well on their way to victory in this test, with a commanding lead at ayes. ben stokes is back, the visitors 224 for four. the have a lead of 363, and they remain the highest run chase is just 99 —— a commanding lead now. the former england coach chris taylor, part of the team on cricket social, which you can watch and listen to on the bbc sport website. chris, thanks for taking the time to come downstairs tojoin us. firstly, let's talk about england and the

tonight, manchester united play juventus in turin and pol pot but says he has no problem of being stripped captaincy. jose mourinho made the move in september, a p pa re ntly mourinho made the move in september, apparently because of concerns over paul pogba's attitude, but he says he plays for his manager with happiness. the manager is the one who chooses who is going to be captain. i was the second one after valencia and if he takes me, it doesn't change anything for me. ijust want he takes me, it doesn't change anything for me. i just want to play, perform, that is myjob. and give my best for my team. manchester city have been accused of cheating by the people who run in spain's top league. la liga say the clu b spain's top league. la liga say the club should be sanctioned over claims they misled uefa over sponsorship deals to get around financialfair sponsorship deals to get around financial fair play rules. so far, city have refused to comment directly but they say it is an organised and clear attempt to damage their reputation. and matt ritchie won't be playing for scotland for a whi

winning in turin in the way they won, when they concede few against that team, and we arrive if a goodod derby and everyone can enjoy watching the game. that will be the perfect advertising for english football. the derby watched the whole world over, the eyes of millions trained op one stadium in match much the sunday. chelsea are the last english team standing in the women's champions league — but how much longer can they last? after a tough quarter final draw — they'll face two—time finalists paris saint germain. 0ur sports correspondent jo currie is here with more. so psg up first in the quarterfinal, it could get tougher in the semis if they make it through. yes if they wa nt they make it through. yes if they want o get to the final they will have to do it the hard way, they are up have to do it the hard way, they are up against psg in the quarterfinal, two time finalist, if they get past then, it gets tougher in the semifinals because there, they are due to face either the defending champions lyon or last year's runner—up wolfsburg so it won't be easy, but to be fair last year th

united had to face the italian championsjuventus and their former star striker christiano ronaldo, in turinted were outclassed byjuventus soa united were outclassed byjuventus so a rematch with cristiano ronaldo and company, probably wasn't top of their wish list. after weathering a first half storm they fell behind in spectacularfashion. 0f first half storm they fell behind in spectacularfashion. of course it had to be him. cristiano ronaldo with his first ever champions league goalforjuventus. he is unlikely to score a better one. it seemed all over until a stunning late turnaround. juan mata's free kick offered a lifeline and a scrambled own goal gave united a 2—1victory. jose mourinho's reaction at the end did not endear him to the house. manchester city emerged after what has been an uncomfortable few days. newspaper claims they broke european spending rules and manchester city say it is an attempt to damage their reputation. they had an easier ride. david silva prodding them ahead before one of the most farcical moments and you will see. raheem sterling tripping over his own feet and

it looked like united were heaading for defeat in turin, before juan mata got things going with a free time completed, the come back. gymnast louis smith has announced his retirement at the age of 29. the two—time olympic silver medallist had planned to return to training in the lead—up to the tokyo olympics. he says he's taking on other exciting opportiunities, which includes starring in a musical in february. he competed at three olympic games, and won two further bronze medals, the first at beijing in 2008. and andy murray's latest return from injury has begun, after ending his season early back in september. he's back on the practice court, and will be going to miami for warm weather training next month. the former world number one says he's planning on playing his first event of the 2019 season at the brisbane international, which starts on new years eve. and bbc sport are streaming the games of remembrance live on the bbc sport app and iplayer right now. it's two football matches to mark 100 years since the end of the first world war. there's a women's match between the british a

some great talking point and great images as well, the iconic one from the champions league in turin,e in 1999 when they won the cup in barcelona, and it was dramatic overall in the champions league. so what a night it was in the champions league. a record breaking one for manchester city, while for most of the night, it was the worst case scenario for united fans, being tormented by a former hero until, well, andy swiss reports. just a fortnight ago, manchester united were outclassed byjuventus, soa united were outclassed byjuventus, so a rematch with cristiano ronaldo and company probably wasn't top of their wish list. and after weathering the first half storm they fell behind in utterly spectacular fashion. of course, it had to be him, ronaldo with his first—ever champions league golf orjuventus, he is unlikely to score a better one. it seemed all over until a stunning late turnaround. juan mata's freekick offered a lifeline and in the final minute scrambled own goal gave united at 2—1 victory. jose mourinho's reaction at the end hardly endeared him to the host, but this was some v

turns out they printed their indictments on the shroud of turin. scientists don't know how that indictment was printed on there. no it's a miracle. >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: of course, with all the people involved, the mueller investigation can be hard to follow sometimes. it's like "game of thrones," but without the nudity. thank god. ( laughter ) ( applause ) big fans of having clothes on here. ( laughter ) and now we're learning about another character: political commentator and balloon full of soup, jerome corsi. ( laughter )n lying to mueller about his knowledge of wikileaks' plan to release hacked d.n.c. emails to influence the 2016 election. you know, the collusion. so what do you do when you're potentially facing jail time for lying to the f.b.i.? lie low, talk to your lawyer, learn how to make a shiv from a chicken cutlet... or go on msnbc for a chatty tell-all interview. which is what he did. if you want to know how it went, here's the headline: "key mueller witness: i lied and i'm ready to die in jail." ( laughter ) at which point, micha

turin wednesday, the bulk of the rain clouds will be in the west.e of a southerly wind, bringing something less chilly. so a slow recovery in the temperatures for some of us, but until then, chilly weather on the way. a critical week for the government — the prime minister pushes on as she tries to get business leaders to back her brexit plan. theresa may tells the cbi the draft agreement is the best deal on offer and says it will stop eu migrantsjumping the queue forjobs. we have in view a deal that will work for the uk. and let no one be in any doubt — i am determined to deliver it. but it comes as speculation continues over whether the prime minister will face a vote of no confidence this week. also tonight... one of the world's most powerful businessmen — carlos ghosn, the boss of nissan, is arrested injapan over financial irregularities. complete chaos for commuters as one of the busiest lines into london is shut after engineering works overran.

united are in turin taking on juventus — paul pogba back at his old club.s with a draw tonight. united five point behind them in group h. ronaldo started — still looking for his first european goal forjuventus. manchester city host shaktar donetsk — leading 1—0 — david silva with that early goal. they can seal progression if they beat shakhtar and hoffenheim lose at lyon in the other group f game. and santiago solari takes charge of first champions league game as real madrid boss at viktoria pilzen. wins for valencia and roma earlier. commentary on radio 5live and live text updates on the bbc sport website. the president of football's governing body fifa says any player involved in a european superleague would be banned from international football, including the world cup. german magazine der spiegel claimed earlier this week that top european clubs had met to discuss the possibility of a breakaway tournament to begin by 2021. but gianni infantino has warned that he will fight any such competition. infantino told a group of journalists today: five—weight wo

pogba has told his old team—mates atjuventus that he wants to leave manchester united and go back to turinnia. 5 live have updates on those games, as well as the first round fa cup replays — and there‘s full commentary from oxford city against tranmere on 5 live sports extra, the goals as they happen on the bbc sport website. and tonight on bbc two there‘s a cracking nfl show in prospect, with the chiefs against the rams — it‘s been called the best game of the season so far. you might not have heard of them, but they are huge in america. i can tell you, when i checked twitter this morning in the early hours, it was being called the best game ever! plenty to look forward to on the nfl show tonight. that‘s all the sport for now. more from the bbc sport centre at 11:15. chiefs versus rams, i will remember that. watch it! the headlines on bbc news... theresa may faces more pressure over her brexit plans, after the democratic unionist party warned it was sending her a message by failing to back the government on a budget vote. the police condemn a walk on by culture, saying frontline officers c

tonight, manchester united play juventus in turin.o made the move in september, a p pa re ntly made the move in september, apparently over concerns about paul pogba‘s attitude. the manager is the one who chooses who is going to be captain. i was the second one after valencia. if he ta kes the second one after valencia. if he takes me, it doesn‘t change anything for me. ijust want takes me, it doesn‘t change anything for me. i just want to takes me, it doesn‘t change anything for me. ijust want to play, perform, that is myjob. and give my best for my team. manchester city have been accused of cheating by the people who run spain‘s top league. la liga say the clu b spain‘s top league. la liga say the club should be sanctioned over the way the club got around financial fair lee rules. so far, manchester city have refused to comment directly but they say it is an organised and clear attempt to damage their reputation. finally, hanoi will join damage their reputation. finally, hanoi willjoin the formula 1 calendar in 2020. vietnam‘s capita

researchers at the university of turin ranked the films according to how often they were mentioned in sunday after playing football. because you haven't got a heart? i'm getting old, muscles are aching. you know that wasn't the tin man? he is in it, though! scary flying monkeys. the scarecrow was a little bit too bouncy, scary almost as well sometimes. you are supposed to have those scary characters in kids films. i don't think they intended them to be scary. tyson fury, scary? silly. deontay wilder, equally as scary? there's this debate about this business. where does it cross the line? there is going to be hoity—toity before a big fight, but when does it cross over. there was a feeling at the press conference last saturday before the big fight in la, they have been warned about their behaviour. i think you're feeling of argy—bargy, not hoity—toity. hoity—toity. .. argy—bargy, not hoity—toity. hoity-toity. .. hoity-toity is being a bit posh, a bit snooty.” hoity-toity. .. hoity-toity is being a bit posh, a bit snooty. i don't know if that is the right phrase! shall we go with argy—ba

tonight, manchester united play juventus in turin...and paul pogba says he has no problem with beingng to be captain, and me, so i was the second one after valencia, then if he takes me, he takes me the hand band, it doesn't change anything for me. ijust want to play, perform, that's myjob, and give my best for the team. a rather cheerful paul pogba. manchester city have been accused of ‘cheating' by the people who run spain's top league. la liga say the club should be sanctioned over claims city misled uefa over sponsorship deals to get round financial fair play rules. the claims have been made in the german magazine der spiegel. so far city have refused to comment directly but say it's an "organised and clear" attempt to damage their reputation. i don't know what happened, because iama i don't know what happened, because i am a manager, i am focused on what happened on the pitch, on the locker room, but all the business of how they handled this kind of situation, iam they handled this kind of situation, i am completely out of that. but i am part of the club, supporter of the club,