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tyson fury has knocked out deontay wilder to retain his title as wbc heavy weight champion of the worldfury knocked out wilder in the 11th round of the trilogy fight in las vegas. fury has now extended his undefeated professional record to 32 fights. well, our sport correspondent ade adedoyin was watching the fight in las vegas and gave us this assessment. it was a brilliant fight, this will go down as one of the great nights in heavyweight boxing history. and the rivalry between deontay wilder and tyson fury will go down as one of the greatest in history as well. there have been some great fights, the likes of muhammad ali and joe fraser, they had three bouts, three good bouts. the second, though, was not anything really to write about, but as far as deontay wilder and tyson fury are concerned, every bout they have had has been better than the previous. there was so much hype in the build up to this fight because of the rivalry between the pair. there is no love lost between them. not particularly respectful of each other, there was a lot of abuse sent either way from both fighters, bu

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and finally back in the ring, tyson fury is preparing to defend his wbc heavyweight title against deontayer this weekend. and coming up on the bbc news channel, one day to go until the heavyweight showdown between tyson fury and deontay wilder. the weigh—in takes place later, but the fighters will be kept apart. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. more than a0 million people across the uk are being offered a flu vaccine this year, in the nhs's biggest campaign against the virus. fewer people than usual caught flu last winter, because lockdowns meant we mixed less and people focused more on handwashing and hygiene. but medics are worried about the impact of flu and covid—19 circulating together in the coming months. everyone over the age of 50, people with health conditions, pregnant women, health and care workers, and most children are being urged to take up the offer of a jab as soon as possible, as our health correspondent naomi grimley reports. i've got together some of the country's leading medics to answer your vaccine questions... this is the latest media advert to re

the boxer, tyson fury, has defended his wbc heavyweight title, knocking out american deontay wilder ine t—mobile arena in las vegas. the american had been hanging on for several rounds, before the british champion ended the fight in the 11th round. some shaky moments in there but i never lost faith and i continued and i carried on and persevered and got that single punch knockout. as soon as i landed it, ijumped on the ropes, i knew it was over, he wasn't getting back up from that. it was a great trilogy. good dance partner for trilogies. wilder has been a good dance partner. but there's no rematch close, its done, wilder is done, there is no more deontay wilder. that's it for now. the next news on bbc one is at 5.40 this afternoon. bye for now. good afternoon. you're watching the bbc news channel. now the latest from the bbc sport centre. the third installment to one of heavyweight boxing's great trilogies did not disappoint. tyson fury declared himself the greatest heavweight of his era after retaining his world title with a gripping and brutal knockout victory over deyontay wilder i

and as you say, regarding dillian whyte, i don't know what the wbc, which is the belt titleholders, arelin first and that is no easyjob, so that will be interesting. so there will be some options and we will look at them, but there is no rush. he needs some time out now and whatever he wants to do is what we will do. in terms of a unification bout, realistically, when do you think that will happen? it could not happen, i don't think, until autumn, maybe this time next year, because obviously i think they are talking about putting that fight on sometime in march, so they will need six months after that, so that is when it would happen. it would be an ideal world for anthonyjoshua not to go for the rematch and we could go straight to it. i think the unification bout is one for the future, but for now, i think tyson fury will have a well—deserved rest. he put in a really good performance and he said something on stage in the press conference afterwards and he said, i always find a way to win. his issues with alcohol and drugs in the past have been well—documented, his battle with mental he

so, the gypsy king retains the wbc belt, with two wins from three fights against wilder.hout sounding too sharp and clever i place myself right on top of the pile. i believe i can beat anyone in history. any man born, i believe i have a good chance of beating him. there is always a way of beating tyson fury, you just have to knock me spark out and if you don't do that, i will win. i can say i am the best of my era. to football now, and scotland and england both moved closer to qualifying for the world cup after wins. one was more dramatic than the other as scotland scored in injury time to beat israel, while gareth southgate�*s side eased past andorra 5—0. but northern ireland's hopes of making it to qatar next year seem slim after defeat in switzerland. andy swiss rounds up the action. commentator: hampden park is absolutely bouncing! for scotland and their supporters, an evening of drama, but ultimately delight. they knew victory would put them in sight of a world cup play—off spot, yet it was their opponents israel who lead 2—1 at the break. after it, though, scotland

fury�*s defending the wbc title that he won in their last fight. so who will win this time?s vegas now then and speak to our boxing reporter ade adedoyin. ade, overnight we had the fighters weigh—in, both of them coming in heavier. how will it affect things later tonight?— heavier. how will it affect things later tonight? interesting aspect. deontay wilder _ later tonight? interesting aspect. deontay wilder said _ later tonight? interesting aspect. deontay wilder said he _ later tonight? interesting aspect. deontay wilder said he has - later tonight? interesting aspect. | deontay wilder said he has bulked later tonight? interesting aspect. - deontay wilder said he has bulked up because when they get into clinches he doesn't want to be pushed around by tyson fury. the flip side is that its equivalent of carrying four bags of sugar on your back, potentially for 36 minutes. will it make him tired? wilder �*s main strength is his speed, of his punch, but carrying the extra weight, cut it slow him? to [and the big right hand he needs speed and is that going to be a big disadvanta

tyson fury retained his wbc world heavyweight title with a brilliant and brutal 11th round knockout victoryver deontay wilder in las vegas. it was a spectacular finish to a bitter rivalry and in doing so, fury cemented his legacy in the sport's top division. our boxing reporter ade adedoyin was there. tyson fury remains the king of the ring. the self—styled gypsy king conquering his fierce rival deontay wilder in a gruelling seesaw battle which would go down in folklore. fury entered the arena dressed as a roman centurion, perhaps fittingly for what became a gladiatorial clash. the champion struck first. a round later, it was theory�*s tend to be sent sprawling twice in quick succession and that set the tone for the fight. while the looked out on his feet for much of it but his fears and punching power kept him in contention. but it was fury who closed the show, punch perfect with decisive blows in the 11th round. there were some shaky moments there, but i never lost faith and i continued on and persevered, and i got that single punch knockout. as soon as i landed it, ijumped on the ropes,

fury�*s defending the wbc title that he won in their last fight. so, who will win this time?et's go live to las vegas now then and speak to our boxing reporter ade adedoyin. we had the weigh in yesterday and both fighters came in much heavier than they ever have done before. how is that going to affect things in the fight? is that going to affect things in the fi . ht? . is that going to affect things in the fiuht? . ., , the fight? yeah, the weigh-in was interestin: the fight? yeah, the weigh-in was interesting because _ the fight? yeah, the weigh-in was interesting because there - the fight? yeah, the weigh-in was interesting because there was - the fight? yeah, the weigh-in was interesting because there was talk about wilder coming in heavy so that fury couldn't wrestle him. it's the equivalent of fighting with four, five bags of sugar on your back. he'll be carrying it around, is that going to tie him out? the main strength is his punching power, and to utilise that you need speed, and is the extra weight going to slow him down. he'll have more power in his punch but can

fury will defend his wbc title on saturday night, 20 months on from knocking the american out in theirthe way and in vegas while deontay wilder came in at 17st and tyson fury was much heavier at 19. the former champion lennox lewis as this might be much closer than the last one. , , ., ., , ., last one. this is going to be a different fight, _ last one. this is going to be a different fight, this _ last one. this is going to be a different fight, this one. - last one. this is going to be a different fight, this one. it. last one. this is going to be a | different fight, this one. it will not be like the second fight where tyson fury came and basically mowed him over. i think they are prepared for that and have worked on different things, especially with his new trainer, malika scott, bringing out different things. whether the untaken do that, do these new things and put them into effect, he after member he's doing it against the best anyway in the world. so is not going to be that easy. world. so is not going to be that eas . ,., world. so is not going to be that eas . ., world. so is

defeated the american deontay wilder wild it with a knockout in the 11th round in las vegas in the wbcmpionship. and scientists warn that a loss of biodiversity risks tipping the world into ecological meltdown. well, those are our headlines. seventy five years after the nuremberg military tribunals convicted some of the most senior nazis of war crimes and crimes against humanity, hardtalk repeats its 2017 interview with the last surviving prosecutor from the trials, ben ferencz. welcome to hardtalk, with me, zeinab badawi, here in florida, where my guest is 98—year—old ben ferencz. he is the last surviving prosecutor at the nuremberg nazi trials. he also helped liberate the death camps of europe while serving in the us army. so does he believe that the nuremberg trials have made genocide and other crimes against humanity less likely to be committed in the world today? ben ferencz, welcome to hardtalk. you were born in 1920 in transylvania in central europe. you moved to the united states with your family when you were a little baby. you really epitomise the american dream, a kind of ra

the british boxer tyson fury defend his wbc heavyweight title in las vegas this week and when he facesown to a wild. the fight had to be scrapped when fury contracted covid—19. there is no love lost between tyson fury and deandre wilder. put them in a room together and it doesn't take long for this to happen. you will net long for this to happen. you will get knocked _ long for this to happen. you will get knocked out. - long for this to happen. 7m. will get knocked out. are long for this to happen. 7m, will get knocked out. are you going to retire?— will get knocked out. are you going to retire? you don't know nothin: going to retire? you don't know nothing about _ going to retire? you don't know nothing about me. _ going to retire? you don't know nothing about me. deal- going to retire? you don't know nothing about me. deal feeling| nothing about me. deal feeling all from this. _ nothing about me. deal feeling all from this. their— nothing about me. deal feeling all from this. their second - all from this. their second boutin all from this. their second bout in february last year. fu

wbc champ fury hasn't fought in britain since 2018 after signing a deal to stage his fights in americahis american opponent to take the wbc title in february last year. tom brady has become the nfl's leading passer after helping his tampa bay buccaneers side to a 19—17 victory over his former team the new england patriots. brady managed to pass the 80,358 yard milestone set by drew brees and what a place to break the record against the franchise he steered to six super bowls. there was late drama as new england almost took the lead with 55 seconds left, only for nick folk�*s field goal to come back off the post. the night belonged to brady, though, who returned to his old stomping ground for the first time with tampa. i tried not to predict what was going on and i had a few emotional moments, thinking about the people that have meant so much to me in my life, that are part of this community, and i'm just gratefulfor an amazing time here. like i said, my footballjourney took an amazing time here. like i said, my football journey took me somewhere else. cameron norrie's brilliant run at

he retained his wbc title, beating american deontay wilder, in a fight that has been described as oneins the king of the ring. it could be all over. the self—styled gypsy king conquering his fierce rival deontay wilder in a gruelling seesaw battle which would go down in boxing folklore. fury entered the arena dressed as a roman centurion, perhaps fittingly for what became a gladiatorial clash. the champion struck first. a round later, it was fury�*s turn to be sent sprawling twice in quick succession and that set the tone for the fight. wilder looked out on his feet for much of it but his fearsome punching power kept him in contention. but it was fury who closed the show, punch perfect with decisive blows in the 11th round. there were some shaky moments there, but i never lost faith and i continued on and persevered, and i got that single punch knockout. as soon as i landed it, ijumped on the ropes, i knew it was over, he wasn't getting back up from that. you talked about shaky moments. he put you down in the fourth round, how did you get up? determination, god's will and god's plan.

in just a few hours' time, tyson fury will defend his wbc heavyweight title against the american deontaybe the third time the pair have met in the ring with the previous encounter resulting in a knockout victory for tyson fury. i've been speaking to fury�*s first—ever amateur coach, steve egan. he told me what he thought when he first saw the then—young prospect walk into his gym. i saw he was a big lad straight away, didn't know he was 1a. he walked straight through, went on the bags down the end, was moving very well for a big lad. bags down the end, was moving very well fora big lad. i bags down the end, was moving very well for a big lad. i turned to my father after about 30 seconds and said, a champion of the world. he said, a champion of the world. he said, hejust walked said, a champion of the world. he said, he just walked through the door. i said, said, he just walked through the door. isaid, i know, but there is something about him. i couldn't believe that his name was tyson fury. believe that his name was tyson fu . . , believe that his name was tyson fu . ., , , , , believe t

after what was described as one of the greatest fights in history, it is after tyson fury retained his wbcvictory over deontay wilder. it was a spectacular finish to what has been a bitter rivalry with tyson fury crowning himself as the greatest heavyweight of his era. i struggle to think of a better heavyweight boxing match up in recent years, the rivalry really built up because of bad blood and the fight more than delivered. tyson fury put him down in the third round and looked it will go down the same pattern as the first and then he put tyson fury down and their momentum shifted and then shifted back and then tyson fury eventually stopped him in the 11th round. it was a brilliant performance, both men deserve a lot of credit for the show they put on. deontay wilder will go down as the beta man but he should leave with his head held high, he took a lot of punishment but he survived and tyson fury, i spoke to him and he said it was one of the greatest nights of his life, he acknowledged he was hurt a few times and he said when he went down in the fourth round, it was a struggle to get up

sport now, and tyson fury has knocked out deontay wilder to retain his title as wbc heavyweight championak to the daily telegraph�*s boxing correspondent gareth a davies, who saw the fight live in las vegas how did you see the fight? it was an amazing encounter. we always believed that tyson fury was a favourite going into this, but we could not have anticipated the spectacle, the drama, the thrills that they had. heavyweight boxing has always been about markets, because these are the big guys. but as the chill effect, it will go down as the chill effect, it will go down as an epic encounter. wilder down and the third round, fury down twice in the fourth round, wilder fighting back, fury fighting back. it went back, fury fighting back. it went back and forth. wilder depleting all his resources as fury took over in that later round, down in the tense, and still back. it was unbelievable, and still back. it was unbelievable, and to think that there wasn�*t a huge british code, becausejoe biden doesn�*t open the borders for general british travellers until november the 1st. it was an extrao

fury has arrived in las vegas to defend his wbc title against the american on saturday night.after a draw in 2018 before tyson fury won the rematch last year.— 2018 before tyson fury won the rematch last year. tyson fury is the better boxer — rematch last year. tyson fury is the better boxer because _ rematch last year. tyson fury is the better boxer because he _ rematch last year. tyson fury is the better boxer because he can - rematch last year. tyson fury is the better boxer because he can box . better boxer because he can box orthodox, he can box southpaw, he can also move well around the ring for a big guy, can also move well around the ring fora big guy, and, you can also move well around the ring for a big guy, and, you know, can also move well around the ring fora big guy, and, you know, he boxes well. i tyson fury will win if the fight goes the distance. of the fight doesn't go the distance, deontay wilder will win. we fight doesn't go the distance, deontay wilder will win. we wish to see how the — deontay wilder will win. we wish to see how the final— deontay wilder

news channel: as tyson fury prepares for the third fight in his trilogy against deontay wilder, the wbcng with nothing left to prove. the number of pupils absent from state schools in england for covid related reasons rose by two thirds at the by two thirds at the end of last month. latest figures from the department for education showed over 200,000 thousand children were off school on the last day of september. but numbers are much lower than the end of last term, when bubble systems were still in place, and more than a million children were absent. 0ur education correspondent elaine dunkley has been to a high school in west yorkshire to see how they are coping with ongoing challenges posed by coronavirus. hi, it's adele webster, the student welfare officer calling from honley high school. another phone call to parents, another pupil with symptoms. complaining of headache and a cough, and it could possibly be covid. covid is still causing disruption. we need to just isolate from the other students, so if you just come with me we will sit at the back of the hall. is that 0k? it's a bus

tyson fury has retained his wbc heavyweight title after beating deontay wilder, knocking him out on thel round up from the bbc sport centre. lewis hamilton has lost the lead in the formula one drivers championship following a soggy turkish grand prix won by his team—mate valtteri bottas. an engine penalty meant he started down the field but he made steady progress in damp conditions in istanbul to finish fifth. bottas took the chequered flag for the first time this season ahead of max verstappen, who has retaken the lead in the drivers standings by six points with six races remaining. tyson fury has proclaimed that he's the greatest heavyweight boxer of his generation after a brutal end to his rivalry with deyontay wilder in las vegas. their third fight will live long in the memory as the pair traded blows in las vegas before fury�*s stunning knockout blow in the 11th round saw him retain his world heavyweight title. ade adedoyin reports. tyson fury remains the king of the ring. the sell side gypsy king conquering his fierce rival deontay wilder in a gruelling seesaw battle which will g

sport now, and tyson fury has knocked out deontay wilder to retain his title as wbc heavyweight championvegas. fury has now extended his undefeated professional record to 32 fights. let“s speak to the boxing trainer and former british, commonwealth and european championjaime moore. how much did you enjoy the fight? absolutely loved it. it is one of those fights were sometimes on the big stage, sometimes it can be an anti—climax, the actual fight itself, but it more than lived up to expectations. itself, but it more than lived up to exoeetations-_ itself, but it more than lived up to exectations. , . . ., , ., , expectations. hyclate eventually was it reall ? expectations. hyclate eventually was it really? for— expectations. hyclate eventually was it really? for it _ expectations. hyclate eventually was it really? for it to _ expectations. hyclate eventually was it really? for it to go _ expectations. hyclate eventually was it really? for it to go above - expectations. hyclate eventually was it really? for it to go above them - it really? for it to go above them —— to have gone 11 rounds?

the american was knocked out in the 11th round by fury in their wbc world championship fight on saturday out day, the bbc�*s lgbt podcast has been speaking to football referee james adcock. he shared his story with the podcast of his experiences refeering more than 500 matches at all levels of the game — and why now is the right time to open up about his sexuality. i'v e i've gone from part—time to full—time within the referee circuit. some knew when i was part—time, the majority didn't know that i was gay and openly gay. but i didn't need to turn round and suddenly wear a t—shirt and say "hi, i'm full—time now and guess what, i'm full—time now and guess what, i'm gay. "was that when they knew my sexuality and we discussed itjust in passing or in general conversation it'sjust in passing or in general conversation it's just been the norm. there's been no stereotype, there's no animosity to go well "well, you're in sport. "was and to be honest there's been a big interest in a way of going "i'm proud of you james. "was up and just from a colleague that i'm proud of you that you are able in

the american heavyweight was knocked out in the 11th round by fury in their wbc world championship fighting match is against west indies in just under three weeks time, chris woakes has been speaking about the difficulties of isolating. we've been in hard quarantine to start with, and we haven't left the hotel until today to get out to train and so today was the first training session and we did a bit of fitness within the hotel and nothing other than that. today was the first blowout and obviously, getting used to the heat because pretty hot out here. good to get a run out. ireland's amy hunter has become the youngest player, male or female, to hit an international century. the school girl from belfast turned 16 today and she reached 121 not out in the one day victory against zimbabwe in harare. hunter said she wasn't even sure how to celebrate the milestone. it feels very good. it's a bit surreal. i don't know what to think after coming out of there. i just want to get there and i didn't know take the helmet off or keep it on. i didn't do so well on the first three games, some just del

in just a few hours' time, tyson fury will defend his wbc heavyweight title against the american deontaye previous encounter resulting in a knockout victory for tyson fury. i've been speaking to fury�*s first—ever amateur coach, steve egan. he told me what he thought when he first saw the then—young prospect walk into his gym. i saw isaw him i saw him as a big lad straight away, i didn't know he was 1a. he went on the bags down the end, was moving very well for a big lad. i don't my father and said, heavyweight champion of the world and my father said, hejust heavyweight champion of the world and my father said, he just walked through the door. i know, there's something about that lad. let's speak to the daily telegraph's boxing correspondent, gareth a davies, who is in las vegas covering the fight. you spend some time with him this week, gareth. always an imposing character, i imagine, when you meet him face—to—face? he character, i imagine, when you meet him face-to-face?_ him face-to-face? he is a bit of a rentle him face-to-face? he is a bit of a gentle giant. _ him face-to-face? he

injusta injust a few in just a few hours' time, tyson fury will defend his wbc heavyweight title againsthave met in the ring with the previous encounter resulting in a knockout victory for tyson fury. but where did it all begin for fury? well i'm delighted to say we have tyson's first amateur boxing coach, steve egan with us steve, thank you forjoining us. what were yourfirst steve, thank you forjoining us. what were your first impressions of him when he first walked in? weill. what were your first impressions of him when he first walked in? well, i knew he was — him when he first walked in? well, i knew he was a _ him when he first walked in? well, i knew he was a big _ him when he first walked in? well, i knew he was a big lad _ him when he first walked in? well, i knew he was a big lad straight - him when he first walked in? well, i | knew he was a big lad straight away. he was only 1a. but the bags down at the end, but he moved well for a big lad, he walked through the door, turned to his father about half a minute and said i'm going to be a champion of the world, and my father said

furey will defend his wbc title on saturday night. — — fury. there certainly no love lost.nd _ take long for this to happen. you're in denial and you're _ take long for this to happen. you're in denial and you're getting - take long for this to happen. you're| in denial and you're getting knocked out! retire! do yourself a favour and retire! it out! retire! do yourself a favour and retire!— out! retire! do yourself a favour and retire! . , , ., , and retire! it all stems from this. their second _ and retire! it all stems from this. their second bout _ and retire! it all stems from this. their second bout in _ and retire! it all stems from this. their second bout in february - and retire! it all stems from this. | their second bout in february last year. fury dominant, wilder dethroned, though the american claims fury cheated his way to victory. by tempering with his gloves. i victory. by tempering with his loves. ., �* ., ., , ., gloves. i don't want to hurt deontay wilder, i gloves. i don't want to hurt deontay wilder, i just _ gloves. i don't want to hurt deontay wilder,

the british wbc heavyweight champion tyson fury against the american deontay wilder.ctually, he won two rounds of a 12—rounder. i absolutely obliterated him in the rematch. he didn't even win any of the rounds. and then this third fight, ijust see much more the same. everything has been good. i think we've timed everything out perfectly. i think we've done all the right things, and come saturday night, it's going to be definitely a different fight for all the fans. they should be excited. it's rare that we get trilogies like this, and i think it's going to go down in history. the england and wales cricket board will decide on friday whether this winter's ashes series in australia can go ahead. that's after positive talks with cricket australia this week. england's players have raised concerns about conditions for the tour, including whether or not their families will be allowed to travel, quarantine arrangements, and any potential bubble they might have to live in. but discussions between their representatives, cricket australia and the ecb has brought the staging of

the british wbc heavyweight champion tyson fury against the american deontay wilder. man, doing it for his kids and all of that, but now i know he is a real piece of garbage, a piece of rubbish, and i'm going to knock him out on saturday night, and i cannot wait to give him — get in that ring and get him a good one, for sure. that ring and get him a good one, forsure. i might take that ring and get him a good one, for sure. i might take it slow with him, i might take it slow and punish them. you see me beat him up and then i might take it slow and punish him. you see me beat him up and punish him. you see me beat him up and then knock him out. there there are many things that i had visualised — there are many things that i had visualised and that the first fight, along _ visualised and that the first fight, along with the second, you know, and ididn't— along with the second, you know, and i didn't execute the game plan, but this time _ i didn't execute the game plan, but this time around, itjust i didn't execute the game plan, but this time around, it just a different

the wbc world heavyweight title is on the line once again when tyson fury and deontay wilder meet forhave we had from their latest press conference? it was an eventful press conference thatis it was an eventful press conference that is for sure. deontay wilder tried for the most part not to engage with tyson fury, he was very low—key and subdued. as for tyson fury, he was his usual larger—than—life character, turned la rger—than—life character, turned up larger—than—life character, turned up with a suit emblazoned with pictures of the wc belt all over it and wasted no time in goading deontay wilder, calling him a fraud, saying he was weak minded for suggesting fury had cheated on their last bout in february 2020 when fury won by a knockout. deontay wilder says he stand by everything, all the accusations he has made. he says tyson fury doctor of the gloves to gain an unfair advantage, and said his mind is in a dark place, he wants revenge, retribution. as for fury, he says while there is just a sore loser and there is no basis to the allegations he is making. i the allegations he is ma

tyson fury says he�*s the greatest heavyweight boxer of his era, after retaining the wbc title in lasame a gladiatorial clash. tyson fury was sent sprawling twice in quick succession, and that set the tone for the fight. looked out on his feet for much of it, but fearsome punching power keeping him in contention. but it was furey who closed the show, punch perfect with decisive blows in the 11th round. there were some shaky moments, but i never lost faith and i continued on and persevered, and i got that single punch knockout. as soon as i landed it, ijumped on the ropes, i knew he wasn�*t getting back up from that. knew he wasn't getting back up from that. ., . ~' knew he wasn't getting back up from that. ., ., ,, ., , ., that. you talked about shaky moments- — that. you talked about shaky moments. how— that. you talked about shaky moments. how did - that. you talked about shaky moments. how did you - that. you talked about shaky moments. how did you get l that. you talked about shaky . moments. how did you get back that. you talked about shaky - moments. how did you get back up in t

. ♪ >> hello and welcome to the wbc boston mayoral debate.oderator: hello and welcome to the wbz boston mayoral debate. i'm john keller, political analyst for wbz tv and cbs in boston with a special welcome to our radio listeners across the city on wbz newsradio 1030 viewers everywhere watching us this is the first debate between the two city councilors running for mayor. they are in alphabetical order. annissa essaibi george of dorchester, first elected to her at large council seat in 2015. welcome, councilor. and michelle wu of roslindale, 1st elected to her at large seat in 2013. candidate will have one minute to address the same question. they'll take turns in alphabetical order going first. then there's an open period of rebuttal and debate in which the candidates can question one another and raise other relevant topics. we're keeping track of talk time to ensure there is no major imbalance. there are only three golden rules -- no filibustering, no talking over one another, and whatever you do, don't ignore your friendly moderator. sound

the american heavyweight was knocked out in the 11th round in their wbc world championship fight lasl century. the school girl from belfast turned 16 today and she reached 121 not outs in one day victory against zimbabwe. she said she was not even sure how to celebrate a milestone. it she was not even sure how to celebrate a milestone. it feels really good — celebrate a milestone. it feels really good and _ celebrate a milestone. it feels really good and a _ celebrate a milestone. it feels really good and a bit - celebrate a milestone. it feels really good and a bit surreal. celebrate a milestone. it feels i really good and a bit surreal right now. i wanted to get there and i had now. i wanted to get there and i had no idea what to do whether to take the helmet off or keep it on. i'm more nervous and they did not do so well in the first three games so i'm delighted to be out there and from there to from 50 to 100 felt like it went by much quicker so it's really good. went by much quicker so it's really tood. ., went by much quicker so it's really food, ., . ., went by much quicker so

the build—up continues to the big fight in las vegas on saturday, the british wbc heavyweight championwho are about to give a press conference. 0ur reporter ade adedoyin is there. these are still two of the biggest names in boxing. and there's been a lot of bad blood since that second fight here in las vegas deontay has made a lot of accusations as to why he lost the fight, accusing the fury of cheating, blame the city were to the ring and said except the energy in his legs, and his trainer come the former 0lympic in his legs, and his trainer come the former olympic champion who said, he threw the towel maturely according to deontay. there's a lot of bad blood between the parent, it's going to be interesting to see the approach this because last time they came for this was the publicise they came for this was the publicise the spout, he would not engage with the spout, he would not engage with the media. he answered one question and left it to his trainer to deal with the press and as for tyson fury, he was loud and jovial as he always is and expect the same today and i'm just wonderin

the wbc heavyweight champion, tyson fury, against the american deontay wilder.has suggested that fury cheated his way to victory in that last fight, something that has angered the defending champion. i don't want to hurt deontay wilder, i don't want to hurt deontay wilder, ijust want to i don't want to hurt deontay wilder, i just want to beat him i don't want to hurt deontay wilder, ijust want to beat him in a fight, and he knows what he's saying is lies. deep in his soul, he knows that he is lost and he is going to lose again. he lost the first time, he lost the second time, he is going to lose the third time, and guess what, after this fight, he will be back working on that fast food chain. to tennis, where there's been disappointment for the british number two heather watson at indian wells in california. she's been knocked out in the opening round by american sloane stephens. watson did win the first set but lost the next two in a match that lasted nearly three hours. and so more on the andy murray story, he is in a bit of bother this morning in indian wells

fury has arrvied in las vegas to defend his wbc title against the american wilder on saturday night.o you. thanks, john. an employment tribunal has found that the culture in an armed response unit within police scotland was horrific and "an absolute boys' club". former firearms officer rhona malone brought the case against the force after an inspector sent an email saying two female firearms officers should not be deployed together, when there were sufficient male staff on duty. 0ur scotland correspondent lorna gordon has been talking to ms malone. in an interview with the bbc this morning, a former firearms officer said she loved herjob in the police, she had wanted to leave it in that bringing the tribunal, she was looking for acknowledgement and accountability for what had happened to her, that as a police officer she had stayed up the people's writes and upheld the law and she wanted the same in return for stubbly macro i want them to acknowledge what they have done. i still haven't had contact, nobody has been in touch. thejudge has put a judgment contact, nobody has been in tou

fury defends his wbc title against the american deontay wilder in las vegas on saturday night.people would always remember the enigmatic tyson fury, the crazy man who fought everybody and wasn't bothered about nobody. even the biggest punchers in our generation. didn't faze him. he always gives a good sound bite, doesn't he? britain's pfeiffer georgi felljust short of victory in the second stage of the women's tour de britain, beaten by dutch rider amy pieters. georgi led into the final corner of the sprint in walsall but pieters pulled away for a victory with georgi eventually finishing eighth. france's clara copponi holds the leaders jersey heading into stage three. this is a great story, really enjoying this. elinor barker has revealed she was pregnant while winning a silver medal at the tokyo olympics. barker posted this picture on twitter with her partner casper saying they were "so excited to start the next part of our lives together". the 27—year—old from cardiff was part of great britain's women's team pursuit silver winning squad. he is second from the left. you can ju

peels himself away from the mic, it's expected his next fight will be a mandatory challenger for hsi wbcestigators said the data cards were hidden in packets of chewing gum, one concealed in a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. this alleged below the radar attempt to reveal nuclear submarine secrets now sunk could have been a filler worthy of the name a spy who fed me, with a data card slipped into a sandwich. a chewing gum package and finally a plaster wrapper. chewing gum package and finally a plasterwrapper. in chewing gum package and finally a plaster wrapper. in the finale, no doubt damned the spy who bled me. neighbours of the detained couple who live here in this discreet neighbourhood are in disbelief. while! no, that is pretty incredible, like out of a movie. it is a quiet neighbourhood and everyone _ is a quiet neighbourhood and everyone is very law—abiding. a little _ everyone is very law—abiding. a little surprising. it everyone is very law-abiding. a little surprising.— everyone is very law-abiding. a little surprising. it began in april last ear little surprising. it began i

peels himself away from the mic, it's expected his next match will be a mandatory challenger for his wbct expected to recover in time for the ashes in december, but he's showing good progress on his social media account. he captioned the photograph "12th of april, broken finger, "11th of october, first time able to get round my handle". that's all the sport for now. men in scotland will be the first in the uk to gain nhs access to a targeted drug for the treatment of an agressive, hard to treat form of prostate cancer. every year, 900 men die of prostate cancer in scotland. let's find out more from robjones professor of clinical cancer research at the university of glasgow. thank you very much forjoining us, professor. tell us more about the drug. how will it work? so professor. tell us more about the drug. how will it work?— drug. how will it work? so this dru: , as drug. how will it work? so this drug. as you — drug. how will it work? so this drug. as you say. _ drug. how will it work? so this drug, as you say, it _ drug. how will it work? so this drug, as you say, it is - drug. how wi

the wbc heavyweight champion tyson fury against the american deontay wilder.t him i don't want to hurt deontay wilder, ijust want to beat him in a fight and he knows what he's saying is lies. in deep down in his soul he knows that he lost and he will lose again and he lost the first time and the second time and he's going to lose the third time. guess what you will be back working in that fast food chain you were working at earlier in your career. now andy murray is in a spot of bother this morning. out in indian wells, in california, where he is competing. andy murray's ring was tied to his tennis shoes which were left under his car to air and they then went missing he's taken to social media to explain his predicament and ask for help. my my physio said to me where is your wedding ring? and i was like... oh, no. andi wedding ring? and i was like... oh, no. and i basically tied my wedding ring to my tennis shoes when i'm playing because i can't play with it on my hand. yeah, my wedding ring has been stolen as well. needless to say, i'm in the bad books at hom

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