. just outside the walls of twickenham at the moment.— at the moment. just finally, chris, there _ atmoment. just finally, chris, there are some - at the moment. just finally, | chris, there are some people also — chris, there are some people also asking the question should bill sweeney go?— bill sweeney go? yes, he has been under — bill sweeney go? yes, he has been under fire _ bill sweeney go? yes, he has been under fire for— bill sweeney go? yes, he has been under fire for a - bill sweeney go? yes, he has been under fire for a couple l bill sweeney go? yes, he has| been under fire for a couple of former rfu bosses, the times are spoken to an ex— chairman and an ex— ceo who have both said that will sweeney and chair tom luby should fall on their swords, the rfu has dismissed that, thank both men have been out of the game for so long and i completely out of touch with what's going on in between the walls of twickenham but we've also seen a statement from the community clubs union, we know the championship clubs have been thoroughly enamoured by the work going on to try to bolster tha

it has a lot of people from inside and outside twickenham wondering whether in the climate, whether theth the funding of clubs in the championship, with the community clubs struggling for numbers and volunteers and officials, should the man right at the top are getting a bonus quite of that magnitude? i think it's something that is being asked both inside and outside the walls of twickenham at the moment. just finally, chris, there are some people also asking the question should bill sweeney go? yes, he has been under fire from a couple of former rfu bosses. the times have spoken to an ex—chairman and an ex—ceo, who have both said that bill sweeney and chair tom ilube should fall on their swords, the rfu has dismissed that, saying both men have been out of the game for so long and are completely out of touch with what's going on in between the walls of twickenham. but we've also seen a statement from the community clubs union. we know the championship clubs have been thoroughly enamoured by the work going on to try and bolster that second tier. and while bill sweeney does highlight some

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tommy freeman's trickery bringing twickenham to its feet.to work on but england have ended their losing streak in emphatic fashion. let's take a quick look at some of the other sports news stories making the headlines. a fortuitous bounce gave beth wilcock the chance to open the scoring for harlequins women against saracens this afternoon. in a blustery london derby, wilcock powered over for another during the second half, as quins managed to hold off a fightback from the hosts to edge the game 15—111. great britain have come second in the first event of the sail gp season, after being illegally cut off in the final turn by the united states. new zealand took gold in the final race in dubai. the next event is in auckland in january. 2018 masters winner patrick reed ended a winless streak of nearly four years by taking the the hong kong open title earlier. reed followed up his 59 on saturday with a final round of 66 to finish 22 under. defending champion ben campbell was runner up — three shots behind. it may not have come as a surprise, but

the hosts made the perfect start to proceedings at twickenham. smith heavily involved setting up ollie sleightholme to run in the opening try with just over three minutes gone.but the springboks responded like true champions and stormed back with three of their own. first grant williams crossed the line before peter steph du—toit added a second. cheslin kolbe made it three tries in a little over ten minutes as south africa threatened to take the game away from england but they fought back strongly with sam underhill powering over to see them just two points adrift at the break. into the second half, a smith penalty was cancelled out by the boot of handre pollard — just. but the decisive score came from south africa. damien de allende setting up kolbe for his second of the match as england lose three successive home matches for the first time since 2006. earlier, scotland returned to winning ways with a 59—21 victory against portugal, after an entertaining encounter at murrayfield. darcy graham crossed the line for scotland's fourth try of the day

the hosts made the perfect start to proceedings at twickenham.rcus smith heavily involved setting up ollie sleightholme to run in the opening try with just over three minutes gone.but the springboks responded like true champions and respnded with th and resopnded with three of their own. first grant williams crossed the line before peter steph du—toit added a second. cheslin kolbe made it three as england looked uyp as england looked up against it but they responded brilliantly with sam underhill powering over to see them just two points adrift at the break. 19-17 the 19—17 the springboks lead going into the second half there. earlier, scotland returned to winning ways with a 59—21 victory against portugal, after an entertaining encounter at murrayfield. darcy graham crossed the line for scotland's fourth try of the day, a score that took his international tally to 29, drawing him level with duhan van der merve as scotland's record try scorer. the hosts at one point led 33—0 and threatened a big victory, but portugal did score three converted tri

eddiejones of course making his return to twickenham as head coach of japan. lights at the that the micro las vegas grand prix. he becomes the sixth driver in history to win four world titles. verstappen did just what he needed to do, finishing in fifth place, just ahead of his rival lando norris in sixth. he took the title with two races to spare. george russell won the race for mercedes, his third career victory, finishing ahead of his team—mate, lewis hamilton. cricket, and england women have beaten south africa in their first t20. they won by four wickets in east london. chasing 143, top scored of 59. sophie ecclestone secured the victory with four balls to spare. that means england take the 1—0 lead in the series. in the men's game, cricket, and wicketkeeper—batter rishabh pant has become the most expensive player in the premier league history. he was secured for $3.19 million. australia trailed by 522 runs in the first of five tests. i always believed in me that i am going to go and enjoy it, be fearless. i will go and take brave decisions. always, this

that's the daunting prospect, facing england, at the allianz stadium in twickenham, later. out, whereas england lost to australia. but the hosts will have the giant presence of six foot five freddy steward back in their side. i'm really excited. you know, i've been working really hard the last couple of months to try and push my game on, on the back of not being selected. so, you know, i'm very grateful for this opportunity. what better game to come back for than south africa at home? they're a brilliant outfit. they're very well rounded. you know, they've got some power up front and they've got some, you know, excitement in their back line, some brains, some experience. so it'll be a tough challenge for us. but you know, the environment we've created, the boys want to tackle, you know, stuff like this head on. we're ready for it. it's got to be personal. i mean, it's another man trying to run through you in a game. it doesn't get more personal than that. so every game for us is is personal. and this one isjust because it's away. it's in twickenham. it's a big game. and we

it's in twickenham. it's a big game. and we know you know what they've been going through. position before. you know it will be for us not to be prepared for a game like this then would not be learning from our own journey. australia are looking to clinch a t—20, series victory, against pakistan in sydney. the hosts won the toss and chose to bat, but pakistan did well to restrict australia to just 147 for nine from their 20 overs — haris rauf taking four wickets — the chase is under way — pakistan currently 91 for four. australia lead the three—match series i—nil after winning the opening game in brisbane. in the nba, lebronjames recorded a triple—double for the fourth game in a row, the first time he's done that in his illustrious career — leading the los angeles lakers to a 120—115 wind over the san antonio spurs in the nba cup while the minnesota timberwolves had to survive a record—breaking night from de'aaron fox — the sacramento kings guard scored 60 points, the most in a single game ever by a kings player, but the kings eventually fell to a 130—126 defeat in overtime

confirmation there of south africa's win against england at the allianz stadium in twickenham. 29-20.ill goalless there. nine more games in footballs nations league on saturday the most eye catching are in group three in league a. the netherlands lead hungary by a goal to know. the result from group one, georgia— one, czech republic currently goalless and you can see two results there, wins for iceland and wales cosmic hopes of securing top to promotion still intact after a goalless draw for wales in turkey. not 2—0 as you see there, it was goalless. world number one jannik sinner and norway's casper ruud are currently battling it out for the right to meet taylor fritz he atp finals title match on sunday. sinner took the first set 6—1. earlier fritz became the first american to reach the final in 18 years. he beat alexander zverev in a thrilling three sets in turin. not since 2006, whenjames blake lost to roger federer, has a us player reached the final of the season—ending tournament and it's the fourth time fritz has beaten the german this year. fritz eventually won 6-3 3-6 7-6. mor

match we have to kick off rugby union's autumn internationals — england against new zealand at twickenhample of days. in the run—up to the match, joe marler — who's not even playing today — said it was "ridiculous" and should be " binned". he did apologise, and england have switched their focus to the game — and it's not often they get to face the all blacks at twickenham. it's nice to be tested against the best _ it's nice to be tested against the best. we have played them twice — the best. we have played them twice. there has been some chatter— twice. there has been some chatter about the hacker this week — iamon i am on board with it. i grew up i am on board with it. i grew up in— i am on board with it. i grew up inthat— i am on board with it. i grew up in that period. i love watching the haka. sill up in that period. i love watching the haka. all that come later— watching the haka. all that come later on. _ mark cavendish is edging towards the end of his professional cycling career. he'll ride his last race in singapore. before that, he took part in the saitama criterium injapan. he f

england will face all three of the barrett brothers when new zealand come to twickenham on saturday afters named at fly half for the all blacks. meanwhile, there has been plenty of reaction from both england and new zealand to the controversy surrounding the haka after the england prop posted on social media this week that it should be binned. he has since apologised. our rugby correspondent reports. at the england camp here today, there is plenty of buildup and excitement towards the first match of the autumn nations series with england taking on new zealand. of course, there has been discussion around the team selection announced on tuesday, the big set piece battle and the tweaks in the laws that both players and fans have to get their heads around. despite that, the big topic has been that tweet and the haka. it's the first time we have been able to speak to the england captain on the topic and he is actually a big fan of the new zealand cultural challenge. it is something that i have a huge amount of respect for, i love the theatre it brings, i love the atmosphere that it generates,

england have fallen short in the autumn internationals so far, we'll check in at twickenham ahead of their test against the world champions. also coming up on sportsday... a credible boxing contest or a slap in the face for the sport, we'll head live to texas where mike tyson is getting back into the ring at the age of 58. evening, we had that morale boosting win in athens last night as england got themselves back on track in the nations league, what can we expect in belfast and glasgow later. northern ireland could be celebrating promotion from group c, the third tier, we'll have more on their game against belarus in a moment, but for scotland, there could be very different emotions after their match at hampden park, they have struggled in the top tier, a single point from their four games, finds them rooted to the bottom, and if they fail to win against croatia they could be relegated tonight. sheelagh mclaren is at the game. scotla nd scotland are still looking for their first win in this group, but they come into this one with a bit of positivity after earning a draw against port

new zealand edged to a dramatic 2a points to 22 win over england at twickenham in the first of the autumnpoint advantage. george ford twice had the chance to salvage a win for england — first with a penalty which hit the post and then with a drop goal right at the death. but that went wide to leave england agonisingly short. i don't think he has ever missed a drop goal in his life. probably a bit of emotion in the game, we showed a lot of character, stayed in the game, we showed a lot of character, stayed

to be honest oh twickenham is probably the best week to do for the pick up the pieces and batten down in for that is not been too hard, the boys are brilliant. berlin is bidding to host nfl games and it's the iconic olympiastadion where they are hoping to do so. berlin would be the third german city to host regular—season games after munich and frankfurt. it has hosted exhibition games in the past but now wants to add regular season games. the stadium has a capacity of more than 7a,000 and hosted this summer's euros final. and that's all the sport for now. the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, has resigned after days of mounting criticism over his handling of a long running abuse scandal carried out by a man he knew who was associated with the church. john smyth subjected around 130 boys and young men to physical, sexual and psychological attacks over decades. the archbishop was made aware of the abuse in 2013 but failed to stop it before smyth died in 2018. todayjustin welby said he felt a profound sense of shame that more was not done by the church of england and was resigning

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taking on new zealand in the first of rugby union's autumn internationals at the allianz arena in twickenhamow. the world health organization has resumed the delayed second phase of polio vaccinations of children in gaza. the who says it will be confined to gaza city. the immunisation campaign began in september but was suspended last week because of continuing israeli attacks on northern gaza. the who says it will still not be able to reach tens of thousands of children. meanwhile in lebanon, a government minister has confirmed that a senior official has been abducted in a raid on a house near the lebanese city of tripoli by a suspected team of israeli naval commandos. the identity of the abducted man hasn't yet been confirmed but he's reported to be a senior member of hezbollah's naval force. a lebanese minister representing hezbollah in lebanon's government has confirmed that cctv video of the incident is accurate. the scottish comedian janey godley has died at the age of 63. she revealed in november 2021 that she had ovarian cancer and documented her treatments. a tough upbringing in the

— if you're an england fan you might not want me to, but what a thriller at the alianz stadium twickenhams snatched a rare victory in the very last second. england beaten 10—37 in their autumn international — that's their fourth defeat in a row — and sixth loss in ten this year. patrick geary reports. expectation hung over england, which they could treat as a fuel or a burden. they had beaten australia ten times out of 11, so in the stands they would have wanted to show something perhaps like this. the gladiatorial scored twice, you not entertained? but this is becoming too eventful. the wallabies are suddenly charged over, and then broke through again, hauling themselves through the half—time lead. they moved further ahead in the second half. england was man created became the chase. so too did australia, and that england had to rely on their weakness, finishing strong. when they smashed through commencing this match dates. the wallabies once done. a truly remarkable game would have a flying finish, scoring in the 84th minute and those expectations are now starting to feel like pressure.

rugby union — three autumn internationals this saturday, including england against australia at twickenham's defeat to new zealand behind them. then later france host japan, after italy take on argentina. england are 5—0 up. now to cycling and there was speculation that he might just give it one more year, but britain's sir mark cavendish has confirmed he will retire from the sport at sunday's singapore criterium. he's regarded as the greatest male sprinter to compete on the road. earlier this year he won a record—breaking 35th stage at the tour de france at the age of 39, having won his first as a 23—year—old back in 2008. he was the second british man to win the world road cycling championship, and has worn the leader's jersey at all three grand tours — as well as winning the madison world title twice on the track and taking 0lympic silver in the 0mnium at the rio games in 2016. cavendish confirmed the news on instagram, saying... what he has achieved in the sport is phenomenal, to have the most tour de france wins, the most tour de france wins, the stage wins is incredible. absolutely inc

england as a failed drop goal attempt from george ford means they're edged out by new zealand at twickenhamimpses of sunshine around. i will bring you all of the details, coming up shortly. it's sunday the 3rd of november. our main story: the new conservative leader kemi badenoch has promised to win back voters and renew the party after securing an historic victory in the leadership contest. the 43—year—old former business secretary, who becomes the first black woman to lead a major uk party, beat the former immigration minister robertjenrick by 12,000 votes and will now begin forming her shadow cabinet. 0ur political correspondent iain watson reports.

week, steve borthwick will be desperate for a first win of the autumn when they meet tomorrow at twickenhamquad today. to get the win against australia after yet another agonising defeat to new zealand. however, you have to say england have a pretty good record when it comes to the wallabies. the big change has come on the bench. 21—year—old joseph will be making his debut. we bench. 21-year-old joseph will be making his debut.— bench. 21-year-old joseph will be making his debut. we followed his career and we _ making his debut. we followed his career and we see _ making his debut. we followed his career and we see in _ making his debut. we followed his career and we see in what - making his debut. we followed his career and we see in what talent i making his debut. we followed his| career and we see in what talent he has. obviously, joe believes he's ready to. has. obviously, joe believes he's read to. ., ., , making his debut. we followed his career and we _ making his debut. we followed his career and we see _ making his debut. we followed his career and we see in _ making his debut. we

four—match losing run — face double world champions, south africa later, at the allianz stadium in twickenhame out, whereas england lost to australia. springboks skipper siya kolisi is one of 12 changes to the side that won in edinburgh. is personal. it is another man trying to run through you in a game and it doesn't get more personal than that. so every game for us is personal. this one is is a big game and we know it they've been going through and how much... because they have been in this position before. they will be learning from their own journey. while england and the springboks meet a little later, scotland are currently in action at home to portugal. into the second half and they lead 33—7 with darcy graham becoming scotland's joint record try scorer with 29 alongisde duhan van de merve. the final match of the day sees france host new zealand at the stade de france. french club lyon will be demoted to ligue 2 at the end of the season if they do not improve their finances, they coul also be banned from signing players injanuary. lyon ownerjohn textor is also co—owner of premier leagu

in the football to come, but we start with an equally entertaining one at the allianz stadium in twickenhamre england came so close to thrilling, and dramatic victory over new zealand, in the first of rugby union's autumn internationals. a late drop goal, didn't go their way though — and by the finest of margins, it was the all blacks who came out on top. 0ur correspondent joe wilson reports. this was a drama we expected. the haka wasn't respected. could the rugby live up to the introduction? finding spaces at full pace is the essence of the game. this is the essence of the game. they led by two points at half—time. england seized their chance at half—time. it was tight. it was so tight. conversion followed this move. the last kick of the game. but he missed. the margin of victory was theirs. follow the ball wide of the post. so near but so far against new zealand once more. so the most narrow of defeats for england against the all blacks again — with australia, south africa and japan to come this month. let's get some more now from joe, who sent us this from west london. when asked a feel

four—match losing run — face double world champions, south africa later, at the allianz stadium in twickenhamnd lost to australia. 6—foot—5 freddy steward back in their side. i'm really excited. you know, i've been working really hard the last couple of months to try and push my game on, on the back of not being selected. so, you know, i'm very grateful for this opportunity. what better game to come back for than south africa at home? they're a brilliant outfit. they're very well—rounded. you know, they've got some power up front and they've got some, you know, excitement in their back line, some brains, some experience. so it'll be a tough challenge for us. but you know, the environment we've created, the boys want to tackle, you know, stuff like this head on. we're ready for it. french club lyon will be demoted to ligue 2 at the end of the season if they do not improve their finances, they coul also be banned from signing players injanuary. lyon ownerjohn textor is also co—owner of premier league club crystal palace, and the largest shareholder of brazilian club botafogo. the dngc, the body

that's the daunting prospect, facing england, at the allianz stadium in twickenham later.alia. but the hosts will have the giant presence of 6 foot 5 freddy steward back in their side. really excited. i have been working really hard the last couple of months trying to push my game up on the back of not being selected so i am very grateful for this opportunity. what better game to come back for then south africa? they are brilliant and very well rounded and have got some power up front and have got some excitement in their back line. they have some experience so it will be tough for us but the environment we have created... we are ready for it. french club lyon will be demoted to ligue 2 at the end of the season if they do not improve their finances, they coul also be banned from signing players injanuary. lyon ownerjohn textor is also co—owner of premier league club crystal palace, and the largest shareholder of brazilian club botafogo. the dngc, the body which oversees the accounts of french professional football clubs, made the ruling on friday. lyon will also have their

ellis genge says there will be a respectful response to new zealand's haka before the match at twickenhamhe's since apologised. until the us elections. let's join clive who's on the us border with mexico. hi, sophie. we re high above the frontier city of nogales in southern arizona and this is as far as you can go, before reaching mexico. behind you might be able to make out the border wall snaking down into the valley, but if we move a little further this way you get a sense of the scale of the barrier, with that digger in front of it. the cameraman and phil follow me around to hear. this is fancy pants. part of this wall is a bit of rock that separates the two countries, a bit of barbed wire, and as a result of illegal immigration from mexico into america is one of the big issues of this election campaign. more on that in a moment. kamala harris and donald trump have been campaigning in nevada and here in arizona. later they'll both be in wisconsin, all of them, key swing states and sarah smith is in kenosha in wisconsin for us now. sarah. yes, and very shortly both candidates will be h

but england against australia is first at twickenham's allianz stadium — with the hosts hoping to put you know, i think we need to reflect on the fact that the players did a greatjob and the players did a greatjob and the players came off feeling they could have got a win last weekend. they are in a position to win the game. disappointed that we did not get that result, i think they are determined to get that result this weekend. manchester city will be hoping to avoid losing 4 matches in a row ater when they play at brighton. it's something that's never happened to manager pep guardiola. rumours about his future continue to swirl, and this was his response when asked if he's likely to extend his contract which runs out at the end of the season... i'm not going to talk about what is going to happen. we are in touch, regularly, what is going to happen is going to happen. always for the benefit of the club. that match is one of 6 games on saturday. before that, the leagues bottom two go head to head — winless wolves at home to southampton. in the late game, liverpool will look to keep t

there was an extraordinary game of rugby union at the allianz twickenham and heart breakfor, who suffered turvy throughout. where at one point england were leading by 12 points only to go behind again and trail by ten points. then when maro itoje scored a try in the 78th—minute try to go 37—35 ahead, the home team seemed set for success. but then in the final play of the match, four minutes into the red, the wallabies found space and replacement wing maxjorgensen dived in front of the stunned stands to snatch a very late 42 points to 37 victory. there were so much excitement about what we are doing and belief in what we are doing and, of course, there are frustrations and there are going to be, you know, some people who are very frustrated at the result tonight in parts of the performance. that is almost feel for us for next week and how we can get better and be in the best place we can possibly be to take on south africa. possibly be to take on south africa. so there's confirmation of australia's victory over england. meanwhile, argentina beat italy 50 points to 18. los pumas scored seve

new zealand edged to a dramatic 2a points to 22 win over england at twickenham in the first of the autumn in the corner on 77 minutes, and the conversion gave the all blacks a two—point advantage. george ford twice had the chance to salvage a win for england — first with a penalty, which hit the post, and then with a drop goal right at the death. but that went wide to leave england agonisingly short. elsewhere, scotland ran in eight tries in their 57—17 win over fiji at murrayfield. i don't think he has ever missed a drop kick in his life. probably a bit of emotion in the game. we showed a lot of character, stayed in the fight for a long time. 15 minutes down, coming from eight down to win is pretty special. we felt like we were in control of it. we kept attacking, that is the thing that we made sure we focused on and learned a bit from new zealand in the summer, was that we probably stop the attacking a bit. we kept attacking them and unfortunately george did not make the kick, but i tell you what, he hasn't missed many in his career, so we certainly can't blame him for that. qualifying

losing run — arejust about to take on double world champions, south africa at the allianz stadium in twickenhamhard the last couple of months to try and push my game on, on the back of not being selected. so, you know, i'm very grateful for this opportunity. what better game to come back for than south africa at home? they're a brilliant outfit. they're very well rounded. you know, they've got some power up front and they've got some, you know, excitement in their back line, some brains, some experience. so it'll be a tough challenge for us. but you know, the environment we've created, the boys want to tackle, you know, stuff like this head on. we're ready for it. rory mcilroy is on the verge of winning a sixth race to dubai title. he needs to finish in the top 11 at the season ending dp world tour championship and he'll head into the final round in dubai tied for the lead with denmark's rasmus hojgaard and france's antoine rozner. they're all 12 under par overall. mcilroy had six birdies and just two bogeys. the world number three could have claimed the outright lead but missed this birdie put

first of all, we welcome our moderator, pocklington, otherwise known as twickenham film. initially as an engineer and developing an award career. alex later decided to focus on his lifetime passion, naval history, starting the youtube naval history channel and film, working with various museums and museum ships to stimulate interest in visits to these institutions and bringing the works of various historians to a wider audience. he has recently written his naval history book about hms belfast and hopes to write in the future to two tracks left. cutler has been serving in the us navy in various capacities for than 50 years. including an in-country combat tour in vietnam and sea duty and cruisers, destroyers, aircraft and patrol craft. a former faculty member, both the seamanship and navigation and history departments at the u.s. naval academy. he currently holds the us naval institute's golden gordon england chair professional naval literature and has been a fleet of strategy and policy with the naval war college since 1992. he is the author of many articles and books, inc

japan at twickenham. >> it'sjust japan at twickenham. >> it's just gone. 6:00 i'm stephen dixon and i'm dawn neesom and this is gb news breakfast. so we're talking musicals a little bit later on. do you love them or loathe them? it's an age old question, apparently since the dawn of time. obviously, time people have debated whether they like musicals or not. however, however, you're not a fan , are you? >> dawn, i'm not a fan. i liked grease. remember grease, john travolta, olivia newton—john back in 1978? i like that sang along to that one. >> you're of an age. >> you're of an age. >> not since, not since. >> not since, not since. >> no. how about you? >> no. how about you? >> i don't mind, though. i mean, i remember going on a date once to see. i think it was miss saigon. well, that's every week, miss saigon, about 1997. and you know, it was a bad experience because i'm all about the personality and all about the conversation, and it stifled that, and i regret it. i regret it, yeah, i know, i know. i couldn't talk over the music unfortunately. so yeah, bad memories, but not a bad thin

and international at twickenham. and in football we look ahead to england versus the republic of ireland at wembley tonight. >> good morning. it's set to turn much colder across the uk over the coming days. find out whether you may see some snowfall where you live with me coming up a little later. >> well , it's coming up a little later. >> well, it's just gone 6:00. >> well, it's just gone 6:00. >> i'm anne diamond and i'm cameron walker, and this is gb news breakfast. >> well, it's lovely to see cameron back in the studio. thank you for having me. you've been all over the world in the last few weeks. >> i have. i've been clocking up those air miles. yes. australia. samoa with the king and the queen. and of course, with prince william in cape town as well. beautiful weather. got a bit of an extended summer and. >> yeah, you look suntanned as well. it's a good look. yeah. which bit? which part of the world did you enjoy best? >> i think it was cape town because i did not expect to enjoy it as much as i did. the peopl

more later. >> it'sjust twickenham. more later. >> it's just gone. 6:00 i'm stephen dixon and i'm dawn neesom and this is gb news breakfast. >> good morning . >> good morning. >> good morning. >> it's christmas time. >> it's christmas time. yeah, it's lovely. i know. i thought i'd start off with a sing song. yeah. >> tree went up yesterday. you should say it is a bit early for us. to be fair , it's a week us. to be fair, it's a week earlier than normal. >> can i just confess something here? full confession. i actually want to marry your husband. >> okay. >> okay. >> yeah. yeah. >> yeah. yeah. >> because if you're watching daniel, i'm sure you are . you daniel, i'm sure you are. you are just mr christmas. >> he's very . >> he's very. >> he's very. >> he's very. >> he is wonderful. he actually. you went and bought your tree, and daniel's filmed it. >> oh, he does have christmas music. >> and you decorated it. and it's lovely and traditional and wonderful . wonderful. >> and it is a nice tree. >> i'm married to a scrooge.

champions south africa consigned england to their fifth straight defeat in a pulsating test match at twickenhaman out 29—20 winners. england took an early lead before springboks scored three tries in first half. sam underhill powered over as england hit back to trail 19—17 at half—time, but south africa regained control of a thrilling match keslin kolbe sprinted clear to secure south africa's victory with the only try of an intense second half. the motivation comes within us. we do not look for outside motivation. within us and obviously what we are playing for come of the people back home in our country and it is been special to see so many south africans, and support is here. so it will come right for them as long as the keep on going. you are watching bbc news. now time for a look at the sport of the day. world champions south africa consigned england to their fifth straight defeat in a pulsating test match at twickenham. the springboks ran out 29—20 winners(00v)england took the springboks ran out 29—20 winners. england took an early lead before springboks scored three tries in first half. s

suffer yet another late defeat against old rivals australia in a thrilling autumn international at twickenham and in the premier league, pep guardiola suffers a fourth successive defeat for the first time in his managerial career, as manchester city are beaten again, this time at brighton . brighton. >> it's been a cloudy start for many of us today , but there is many of us today, but there is some sunshine on the way into the new working week. join me later for the full forecast with all the details. >> it's just gone. >> it's just gone. >> 6:00 i'm stephen dixon and i'm anne diamond and this is gb news breakfast. >> morning to you. morning, morning. did i see you looking at there? >> well, they're bringing back bull's eye. yes. really? yeah. i'm not sure who's going to host it. it's freddie flintoff. >> oh. is it? >> oh, he'll be perfect for it, actually. you think? >> yeah. don't you know? oh, i think he might. no. i'm sorry, i don't. i just. sorry. think he might. no. i'm sorry, i don't. ijust. sorry. i've think he might. no. i'm sorry, i don't. i just. sorry. i've got don't. ijust. sorry

there was late heartache for england at twickenham as george ford's late drop goal miss allowed new zealand snatch victory in the premier league. manchester city's 32 game unbeaten run is brought to an end by bournemouth , brought to an end by bournemouth, and rain delays qualifying at the sao paulo grand prix. >> join me later for your full weather forecast and what to expect if you've got any bonfire celebrations this evening . celebrations this evening. >> just gone 6:00. i'm stephen dixon and i'm anne diamond, and this is gb news breakfast. young jonathan vautrey there, who said he'll let us know what the weather is going to be like tonight. if you're having a fire. according to the daily star sunday, the fun police , as star sunday, the fun police, as they're calling them, are throwing cold water on bonfire night celebrations. councils are banning parties because there have been complaints about smoke , have been complaints about smoke, noise and mud. mud , mud, mud. noise and mud. mud, mud, mud. >> well, banning bonfires won't get rid of the mud, will it.7 oh, isuppose get rid of the

it's a weekend of autumn internationals in rugby, with england hosting australia at twickenham afterreland lost at home last night for the first time in three years. and in the premier league , years. and in the premier league, what's got pep guardiola wound up.7 we'll find out later. >> staying gloomy for many of us this weekend. sunshine though for some. find out if you are one of the fortunate few in the forecast coming up soon. >> it'sjust forecast coming up soon. >> it's just gone. >> it's just gone. >> 6:00 i'm stephen dixon and i'm anne diamond and this is gb news breakfast. >> morning to you. and the grand old age of 50. who is me.7 when you know it's 5050.7 no. >> i thought you were still anticipating 50. >> no no, no. oh, no. i'm. >> when did that happen, then? >> when did that happen, then? >> in march. oh, yes. >> in march. oh, yes. >> your birthday was a while ago. i didn't know that was your 50th. that was. you don't look it, stephen. >> no. well, but if i was in the states, certainly according to one of the paper's directors, to take a close up . yeah, i'd have take a

attempt from george ford means they're edged out by new zealand at twickenham. and good morning. it's another largely dry and mild and rather cloudy day out there. there will be some glimpses of sunshine around. i will bring you all of the details, coming up shortly. it's sunday the 3rd of november. our main story: the new conservative leader kemi badenoch has promised to win back voters and renew the party after securing an historic victory in the leadership contest. the 43—year—old former business secretary, who becomes the first black woman to lead a major uk party, beat the former immigration minister robertjenrick by 12,000 votes and will now begin forming her shadow cabinet. 0ur political correspondent iain watson reports. cheering and applause . a new leader promising a renewed party when she beat robertjenrick, for the conservative leader pata this weekend kemi badenoch so this was her first task. this weekend kemi badenoch so this was herfirst task. fill" this weekend kemi badenoch so this was her first task.— was her first task. our first responsibility _ was her first t

we have been mightily entertained for two weekends in a row at twickenham and a narrow defeat to thell not going to get any easierfor them with it's still not going to get any easier for them with the world champs coming up but steve has this 50% success rate and things are wearing a bit thin there as well when it comes to patients? yes. wearing a bit thin there as well when it comes to patients? yes, it's a tricky one — when it comes to patients? yes, it's a tricky one because _ when it comes to patients? yes, it's a tricky one because arguably - when it comes to patients? yes, it's a tricky one because arguably he's l a tricky one because arguably he's the most powerful england coach that the most powerful england coach that the site of ever had in the back of this new deal and professional game partnership to the football union of brought in it's onlyjust getting started so arguably the fruits of those labourers will not be seen for a while. and england keep putting 1418 00:13:

we will ask why when their job losses at twickenham and for professional clubs going under. —— bonusesbutjudge trump has booked his place in the quarterfinals after beating john higgins at the uk championship. welcome to the programme. a busy night in europe ahead with seven british teams in action — some of them already under way. we'll start at old trafford, where manchester united are preparing to take on norway's bodo/glimt in the europa league. it's ruben amorim's first home game, with the portuguese coach looking for a first win with his new club. the united fans hoping they will get their money's worth with rising ticket costs under jim ratcliffe — we'll come to that in a moment. let's cross to nesta mcgregor, who's outside old trafford for us. first of all, the first time in the dugout at his new club, so what kind of welcome do you think he will be expecting? also a kind of expectations will the fans have of him? i expectations will the fans have of him? .., expectations will the fans have of him? .. , ., expectations will the fans have of him? .., , ., , ., expectations will