a succession of trophies, beginning at wembley. another wembley wonderstrike!their first women's fa cup. the women's super league reached a gripping finale. it's fran kirby! chelsea forced to fight all the way to their fifth consecutive title in emma hayes�* final game in charge. things, unbelievably, were even more dramatic in scotland — a 90th minute winner sealing the title for celtic. for the men's side, a little less nerve—shredding. a 12th title in 13 years, followed just days later with victory over rangers in the cup final. butland spills it. adam idah scores! in england, manchester city's dominance continued — champions for the fourth year in a row. whilst the month ended as it began at wembley. manchester city and manchester united. | garnacho has bruno fernandes. oh, what a ball, and mainoo scores! manchester united finally getting the better of their cross—city rivals. the fa cup winners are manchester united. there were no british sides involved in the big european finals. there was, though, a winner's medalforjude bellingham, his real madrid side

a succession of trophies, beginning at wembley. another wembley wonderstrike!h their first women's fa cup. the women's super league reached a gripping finale. it's fran kirby! chelsea forced to fight all the way to their fifth consecutive title in emma hayes�* final game in charge. things, unbelievably, were even more dramatic in scotland — a 90th minute winner sealing the title for celtic. for the men's side, a little less nerve—shredding. a 12th title in 13 years, followed just days later with victory over rangers in the cup final. butland spills it. adam idah scores! in england, manchester city's dominance continued — champions for the fourth year in a row. things, unbelievably, were even more dramatic in scotland — a 90th minute winner sealing the title for celtic. for the men's side, a little less nerve—shredding. a 12th title in 13 years, followed just days later with victory over rangers in the cup final. butland spills it. adam idah scores! in england, manchester city's dominance continued — champions for the fourth year in a row. whilst the month ended

sensationally beat former two—time world champion anthonyjoshua inside five rounds in september at wembleys ibf belt. new zealand's parker, who's five years dubois senior, held the wbo title between 2016 and 2018 before losing it tojoshua. tiger woods has had to pull out of playing in the tournament he hosts in the bahamas this week. and admits after back surgery, he's hoping 2025 will see yet another comeback from injury. but the 48—year—old winner of 15 majors said today said he's disappointed and not physically ready to compete at this level. plus, he doesn't know when he'll return to competitive golf. i am just progressively trying to test it, keep making progress, without setting it off. i don't want to have any setbacks. just want to keep making progress. give myself the best chance of going to next year as possible. ifeel like i'm getting stronger, i'm getting more pliable. but, i have a long way to go to compete against these guys. interesting to see how his injury comeback goes. a reminder of our top story before we go. history for wales women — who qualify for a first ever major

sensationally beat former two—time world champion anthonyjoshua inside five rounds in september at wembleyibf belt. dubois previously captured the interim title with an impressive win over filip hrgovic last year and was elevated to world champion when 0leksandr usyk vacated the belt. new zealand's parker, who's five years dubois' senior,

sensationally beat former two time world champion anthonyjoshua inside five rounds in september at wembleydium, in his first defence of his ibf belt. new zealand's parker, who's five years dubois�* senior, held the wbo title between 2016 and 2018 before losing it to joshua. parker earns a title shot after a four—fight winning streak, including impressive wins over deontay wilder and zhilei zhang in his past two fights. american olympic bronze medallist ilona maher has signed for bristol bears for the rest of the premiership women's rugby season in england. maher is the most followed rugby union player in the world on social media, and has signed a three—month deal, starting injanuary. and in cricket, west indies and bangladesh head into day 4 of the men's international test match series. bangladesh start the day at 193—5 at stumps with a 2ii—run lead. and pakistan havejust beaten zimbabwe by 10 wickets in the second t20 in bulawayo. zimbabwe were all out for 57 afterjust12.4 overs. pakistan reached their target of 61 without loss inside five and a half overs. and that's all the sport for n

sensationally beat former two—time world champion anthonyjoshua inside five rounds in september at wembleyum, in his first defence of his ibf belt. dubois previously captured the interim title with an impressive win over filip hrgovic last year and was elevated to world champion when oleksandr usyk vacated the belt. new zealand's parker, who's five years dubois�* senior, held the wbo title between 2016 and 2018 before losing it to joshua. parker earns a title shot after a four—fight winning streak, including impressive wins over deontay wilder and zhilei zhang in his past two fights. huge night of women's european qualifiers ahead as the seven remaining places for euro 2025 will be completed. wales are hoping to qualify for a major tournament for the first time. they take a 1—1 draw to dublin to face the republic of ireland. we have many special players, equally we have played some really hard teams to break out already, we scored some beautiful goals in terms of getting the ball into the opposition half and working through how we like to play. so all i would say about this game, result is

they were solid defensively in that draw at wembley recently.ober. so england won�*t andreas them. it all gets under way here at 7.45. since manchester united�*s new minority owners really took charge of things, it hasn�*t been the easiest introduction to life running a premier league football club. sirjim ratcliffe and ineos have not only had to fire a manager, they�*ve also put in place a large redundancy plan for staff, and now fans will potentially be out of pocket too after united took the mid—season decision to raise matchday ticket prices to £66 per game with no concessions. it led to protests at the weekend at old trafford, and at the home of one of their great rivals, as patrick gearey reports. a protest is hardly a rarity but there was something more pointed and personal about the calls last weekend. filth personal about the calls last weekend-— personal about the calls last weekend. ' ~ ~:: ~ ., personal about the calls last weekend. '~ ~:: ~ ., ., weekend. on the 16, 60 £6 for a ticket! now _ weekend. on the 16, 60 £6 for a ticket! n

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the tourist attraction says the figure — portraying the star at wembley stadium apparently back in 1975covered in 24,000 rhinestones. elton is on display alongside beyonce and freddie mercury. extraordinary! and now let's stick with the celebrity theme. last night was the final night of sir paul mccartney's tour and he had a treat for his fans. he welcomed his former beatles bandmate sir ringo starr to the stage, while playing to a packed crowd at london's o2 arena. # sergeant pepper's lonely hearts club band... # this is a throwback moment on bbc news, isn't it? the pair performed their hit sgt pepper's lonely hearts club band. the beatles' drummer said he'd had a great night as he said goodbye to fans. what a great way to end the show. don't go away, i'm back in a few minutes' time. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello. a band of rain is pushing its way eastwards across the uk today. the rain associated with an area of low pressure and this cloud on the satellite picture. it's not the only low, though, in the north atlantic. further west, we've got a more p

the tourist attraction says the figure — portraying the star at wembley stadium back in 1975 — is wearinglongside beyonce and freddie mercury. look at that little touch up. we all need it now and again! i think i am wearing the same colour as him. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello. a band of rain is pushing its way eastwards across the uk today. the rain associated with an area of low pressure and this cloud on the satellite picture. it's not the only low, though, in the north atlantic. further west, we've got a more powerful system developing just here, and that's going to be bringing some very strong winds to parts of the uk this weekend, potentially disrupting some of your christmas travel plans. now, we started off with rain today across scotland and northern ireland, but the afternoon here looking a lot brighter, sunshine and blustery showers as our rain band works its way eastwards across england and wales. temperatures around eight to ten degrees and it will be quite windy. gusts reaching around 40mph—odd for the western side of scotland. that rain cl

the tourist attraction says the figure — portraying the star at wembley stadium in 1975 — is wearing mercury. tyson fury and ukraine's oleksandr usyk have weighed in ahead of their saturday night clash in saudi arabia. this is of course is the second time they are fighting. this is after that extraordinary news conference. i asked tom gray who's the deputy editor at sporting news whether it was the usual hype or whether there was real beef between the two. it's real, but i think what happened after they've reached maybe the two—minute mark, it becomes a battle of ego and no—one wants to look away and lose any psychological points. but ultimately, none of that will be remembered once the drama coalesces in the ring, that's when it counts. that first fight, you were there ringside — how close was it? very close. on the night, i had 7—5 to usyk, plus a knockdown. i re—watched it when i got home, and i had it 6—6 with a knockdown to usyk, ultimately giving him the victory. he won by split decision, it was extremely close. we knew going in, it was the two best heavyweights in the world, i

to put it in context, panathanaikos were playing ajax in the 70s at wembley.two games of the group stage still with a chance of making history. there will be 6,000 here at shrewsberry hoping his side can dojust that. confirmation of that chelsea win. northern ireland's larne are facing minsk — that game being played in azerbaijan. copenhagen—hearts latest there. and later than tns match, in shrewsbury against panathaniaikos. kicking off at eight o'clock. arsenal and manchester city know they are into the knockouts of the women's champions league. arsenal are under way in this evening's penultimate group game, against valerenga in norway. it's 2—0 in arsenal there, alessia russo with the goal. it's all about who can claim top spot in group c. renee slegers�* side are a point behind bayern munich, who will be confirmed as group winners if they beatjuventus and arsenal lose. and in that bayern—juventus match — 1—0 to bayern. later on, the same scenario awaits for man city — they're vying with barcelona to win their group. city face st polten at home later. a win

he looked at wembley with tay-tay. the bad news is i missed the taylor swift concerts this year.a lot of trouble with my family, especially my daughters. i still have my pink stetson and can use for a concert next year. i have oasis. i'll look great, aren't i? >>> coming up on the show, president-elect trump backed mike johnson to remain speaker in the key test in congress. we will have the latest next. >>> right. let's take a look at the u.s. markets year to date. i'll remind you on this one because i've done it before on the show and i'll do it again. this is not a broad brush rally in 2024. half of those gains, as you know, have come from increasing dependence on just seven stocks as well. half of those gains just seven stocks as well. dow industrials up 13%. as we saw in recent weeks with the historic decline, i think we saw the biggest decline we have seen or longest decline since 1974 because of one stock which was united health. predominately accounted for a vast amount of that. the dow is important. no one will ever take that away from us. the fact is, it is so concentrat

able to cut interest rates because it had a little bit of an inflationary spurt because she was at wembley, why did billboard name beyonce best of the century? >> bad call on that one. for me it would be taylor. >> how many of her performances did you get to ? >> i got to two. it was cheaper to go in europe, i went to london. the resale value of the tickets was crazy high. you had to get lucky and get it for face value online. >> got it. we're keeping an eye on the markets, of course, do aoswncrs the board right now. we're back right after this. ♪♪ data science can help address some of the biggest challenges in financial markets. if we focus on the mortgage market and follow the life of a loan from origination right through its pricing in the capital markets, our data science capabilities can provide a deep level of insight. at ice we have extensive data sets, especially around three pillars. the property, the mortgage and mortgage performance. this trifecta of data and its history is a bit of a data scientist's holy grail. ♪♪ ♪ in any business, you ride the line between numbers and people

our army can't even fill wembley stadium nana. that's how you know. it's really frightening times.ing in. and she has to see this as you know, a necessity. it's high alert and we need to put money into and take it from other places. it's their choice to put it into the places they've spent it into the places they've spent it well, but i mean , obviously it well, but i mean, obviously for the unions, they're making the black hole bigger and looks like they're all falling in it right now. >> i'm just wondering, though, from that notion of her saying that that doesn't necessarily mean that she won't take it from those places. she might take it from foreign aid, although i doubt she'll do it from any of the projects that they've established recently. >> well, they're saying that, you know, they used to be the u—turns and flip flopping everywhere, but they're sticking to this. and it's like that. they have no, you know, idea of bafic they have no, you know, idea of basic economics . we've got to basic economics. we've got to they're not reading what people are feeling in the world. what'

no, not taylor swift at wembley , not peter kay swift at wembley, not peter kay at the 02 apollo swift at wembley, not peter kay at the o2 apollo in manchester. it was our expensively dressed prime minister, sir keir starmer , prime minister, sir keir starmer, addressing an expectant nation from pinewood film studios. how appropriate pinewood, given how wooden this performance was, still wearing the proceeds of a high end shopping spree with lord alli, a besuited prime minister, compared himself to a film franchise which put pinewood on the map. james bond unfortunately, the only licence starmer had was to bore us to tears with yet another flowery address, which was big on poetry and thin on policy. this felt like an ai generated speech from britain's first ai generated prime minister, sir keir starmer being the human manifestation of chatgpt software gone wrong. our laser printed premier, crafted from the finest cardboard, bamboozled his audience with platitudes and slogans. even the 9395 platitudes and slogans. even the gags failed to land with his joke about being 007 going down, as

no, not taylor swift at wembley , not peter kay swift at wembley, not peter kay at the 02 apollo swift at wembley, not peter kay at the o2 apollo in manchester. it was our expensively dressed prime minister, sir keir starmer , prime minister, sir keir starmer, addressing an expectant nation from pinewood film studios. how appropriate pinewood, given how wooden this performance was, still wearing the proceeds of a high end shopping spree with lord alli, a besuited prime minister, compared himself to a film franchise which put pinewood on the map. james bond unfortunately, the only licence starmer had was to bore us to tears with yet another flowery address, which was big on poetry and thin on policy. this felt like an ai generated speech from britain's first ai generated prime minister, sir keir starmer being the human manifestation of chatgpt software gone wrong. our laser printed premier, crafted from the finest cardboard, bamboozled his audience with platitudes and slogans. even the 9395 platitudes and slogans. even the gags failed to land with his joke about being 007 going down, as

now to a story that wembley. now to a story that will sweeten your day. a man has been awarded £2 in compensation after he complained about a smooth mars bar. harry seager, from buckinghamshire , picked up from buckinghamshire, picked up the chocolate treat at a service station in oxfordshire but contacted manufacturers mars wrigley when he discovered it didn't have its signature ripple. in a letter, the firm apologised for his experience and enclosed a £2 voucher. but offered no explanation. mr seager said i think £2 is great. it will be two free mars bars . it will be two free mars bars. maybe they could have sent me more but i'm not being ungrateful . the story of the ungrateful. the story of the day. those are the latest gb news headlines. that's me done for the day. a very good evening to you. now for more on that mars bar in headliners . mars bar in headliners. >> hello and welcome to headliners. >> your first look at sunday's top stories with three comedians. before we roll up our sleeves like a keen vet and get stuck into the papers, let's have a

now to friendly at wembley. now to a story that a story that will sweeten your day.woman has been awarded £2. a man has been awarded £2 in compensation after he complained about a smooth mars bar. harry seager, from buckinghamshire, picked up the chocolate treat at a service station in oxfordshire but contacted manufactures mars wrigley when he discovered it didn't have its signature ripple. in a letter, the firm apologised for his experience and closed a £2 voucher, but offered no explanation. mr seager said i think £2 is great. it will be two free. mars bars maybe. maybe they could have sent me more. but i'm not ungrateful . totally worth the ungrateful. totally worth the time and effort. those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm joe casper. now back to mark dolan. and that pink shirt for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts . gbnews.com/alerts. >> nice to have joe casper with us this evening. he returns in an hour's time. we'll look at a really busy show. you might w

with his legs in the air and his hands on his keyboard, as the midsummer music one day festival at wembleyk place in 1975. not long before, of course, martin daubney gets his own waxwork. probably not a sparkly, but just as exciting, i'm sure. >> oh my, that was beautiful. mark white thank you very, very much. well, i'm not a waxworks dummy. look, someone's got their hand up my jacket, making me talk. let's move on quickly. sue gray, the civil servant who investigated partygate and went on, of course, to become sir keir starmer's chief of staff. she's just been made a life peer as part of the prime minister's 30 new appointments, as he attempts to swing the house of lords towards his political leanings. and meanwhile, lord peter mandelson is set to become the next uk ambassador to the united states, with a cabinet minister describing him as a really good fit for the role. now lord mandelson, who served in the cabinet of sir tony blair and gordon brown, is poised to be the uk's next top diplomat in washington, marking a significant appointment as donald trump returns, of course, to the whit