it’s of a record 96,000 fight fans at wembley stadium. it's gotten cuick, but at wembley stadium.soon forget about it. so i've worked hard, i've been through a lot of pain, and i've worked hard to get better. so hopefully those experiences will happen again because, as he saw that night, idon't like losing. likejoshua, dubois also had to rebuild his career after a tough loss to 0leksandr usyk last year. any subsequent answers about his mental toughness have been answered with back knockout wins. it shows he's one of the best in the world after being elevated from number one contender to champion following 0leksandr usyk�*s decision to relinquish the belt. usyk's decision to relinquish the belt. �* ,, usyk's decision to relinquish the belt. �* , , the belt. also you guys, i prepared _ the belt. also you guys, i prepared for— the belt. also you guys, i prepared for this, - the belt. also you guys, i prepared for this, i - the belt. also you guys, i prepared for this, i know| the belt. also you guys, i. prepared for this, i know it's in me — prepared for this, i know it's in me and _

while in the coming hours, wembley stadium will be rocking as 96,000 watchjoshua v dubois for the ibfnship. hello, and thanks forjoining us on a day in the premier league that has seen chelsea 3—0 winners over west ham at london stadium in the early kick—off. nicolas jackson was on a hatrick inside 20 minutes, and he added an asist to cole palmer for the third just after half time as enzo maresca's project starts to take shape. for the hammers, it was a third straight league defeat at home, which leaves them just above the relegation zone. joe lynskey has more. five games into this premier league season, for chelsea, there are signs from the start it's come together. £200 million spent in the summer, and a stockpile of options in every position — but west ham made it simple. and what a start that is for chelsea. nicholas jackson showed the thrill of his potential. a 23—year—old who chelsea have kept faith with up front. inside 18 minutes, he got through to score twice. he's in for another one, and scores. here for 2—0, with the outside of his boot. the home side claimed a penalty — bu

some 96,000 fight fans will be shoehorned into wembley stadium, which is a record postwar for wembleye me is the former world champion george. first of all, just to clean how big an occasion this is. it just to clean how big an occasion this is. , just to clean how big an occasion this is. . . , just to clean how big an occasion this is. , ., , , just to clean how big an occasion this is. , . , , , ., this is. it is really big. i used to hold that _ this is. it is really big. i used to hold that postwar _ this is. it is really big. i used to hold that postwar attendance . this is. it is really big. i used to - hold that postwar attendance record at 80,000. it is creeping up every time _ at 80,000. it is creeping up every time they— at 80,000. it is creeping up every time they go back to wembley. 96,000 fans, time they go back to wembley. 96,000 fans. both _ time they go back to wembley. 96,000 fans, both guys, when they ring lock out micro _ fans, both guys, when they ring lock out micro joshua fans, both guys, when they ring lock out microjoshua has had that already. — out microjoshu

dubois dominated the all—british fight in front of 96,000 spectators at wembley stadium and ultimatelyfinal time in the fifth round. he could not keep me down. he was going to have to nail me to that canvas. i was unstoppable tonight. it was a good fight. i just enjoyed it. i enjoyed the whole moment, winning and coming through that and fulfilling my potential tonight anyway, so on we go. of course i want to continue fighting _ of course i want to continue fighting. that is what i said, we took_ fighting. that is what i said, we took a _ fighting. that is what i said, we took a shot at success and came — we took a shot at success and came out— we took a shot at success and came out short. what does that mean _ came out short. what does that mean there? we are going to run away, _ mean there? we are going to run away, they're going to fight another_ away, they're going to fight another day. i am a warrior and we have — another day. i am a warrior and we have to _ another day. i am a warrior and we have to give credit to our opponent, daniel. even though when— opponent, daniel. even thou

um, wembley stadium is an extraordinary place to fight and to have fights.d he's put his hands up to say that he didn't produce on the night. and it's one of his worst performances, i think. why do you think he didn't perform? there's a lot of pressure on him. we always knew it was going to be a shoot out. daniel dubois was a big underdog. i thought it was very unfair, by the way, that dubois, as champion, had to walk in first because it's normally the other way round. but he really showed his mettle and his youth and his vim and his vigour, and he hurtjoshua in that first round. joshua was slow and listless and dubois was very sharp, very quick, quicker to the punch in the first round and it was a tactical error from joshua. he was caught by a coruscating right hand in that first round, saved by the bell, and spent three rounds really surviving and trying to recover. um, he did, uh, pull out some punches in the fifth round and told his cornerman that he was going to roll the dice and these were the moments that he was born for. but unfortunately he did hurt

the pair will compete in an all—british ibf world heavyweight title fight at wembley stadium on saturday injune and was elevated to world champion status when oleksandr usyk vacated. the pair will clash in front of a reported post—war british record crowd of 96,000. it is a blessing to be back again and be able to perform, prove to myself, prove to my team that have listened to their instructions and training camp and i am ready to rock and roll. and i am in supreme condition, physically and also mentally. yeah, it's good to be back and i've been watching some of the old fights as well. just adding fuel to the fire and i made a rumble and reminding myself that i can do this and incapable of it. i am tough, so is he and we have similarities and may the best man win, really. the world title, i need to maintain it and it's a great thing to have and i need to legitimise myself by winning this fight and i am ready to go to war amd i am ready for a fight. it's the resurrection story of my career and i am on a roll right now. and one of the biggest challenges in making a name for myself and mak

anthonyjoshua takes on ibf belt holder daniel dubois at a sold out wembley stadium on saturday.y back to being a mandatory challenger, having broken down in tears after losing a second consecutive fight to 0leksandr usyk two years ago. he's been speaking to our reporter kal sajad. it's gone quick. it's funny because a lot of pain i've been through, the training obviously is quite challenging — i seem to forget it. so it's gone quick, but itjust shows how ijust got to make the most of the moment because i seem to forget about it. so i've worked hard, i'm due for a lot of pain, and i've worked hard to get better. so hopefully those experiences don't happen again, because as you saw that night, i don't like losing. how long did it take for you to get that belief yourself? or did you always have it? i've always had it, i'm gifted with an ability to fight and compete. in boxing, you're able to read certain tendencies, read your opponent — so i've always had an eye for that, but there's a supreme level you can take it too, and it's happened over the last maybe ten months, eight months

the all—british wembley stadium.he all—british fight will see joshua try to take the title from dubois in an attempt to join the likes of muhammad ali, lennox lewis and evander holyfield by becoming a three time world heavyweight champion. things remained relatively calm at the weigh in yesterday, although both fighters have said they will do whatever it takes to win. and those are the latest gb news headunes those are the latest gb news headlines for now i'm tatiana sanchez. more from me in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to what any one of us epitomise what any one of us feel we could epitomise what any one of us feethee could epitomise what any one of us feethe modern era. and therefore in the modern era. and therefore we come here to commemorate the bravery of those who went before us, to bravery of those who went before us think bravery of those who went before usthink about their bravery . to think about their bravery. and will we be brave enough when our time comes ?

the pair will compete in an all—british ibf world heavyweight title fight at wembley stadium on saturday ibf title injune and was elevated to world champion status when oleksandr usyk vacated, so the pair will clash in front of a reported post—war british record crowd of 96,000 fans. it's a blessing to be back again, to be able to perform, prove to myself, prove to my team that i've listened to the instructions in training camp, and we're ready to rock and roll, and i'm in supreme condition, both physically and also mentally. so yeah, it's good to be back. and i've been watching some of the old fights as well. just adding some fuel to the fire, ready to rumble, reminding myself what i can do and what i'm capable of. i'm tough. so is he, and as frank said, we've got all similarities. so may the best man win. the world title. i need to retain it and hold on to it. so yeah, it's a great thing to have. but i need to legitimise myself by winning this fight. so, you know, i'm ready to go to war and ready for a fight. it's a resurrection story of my career. and you know, i'm just on a roll righ

outside wembley stadium very much. 0utside wembley stadium with that match against finland.hairman todd boehly and majority owners clearlake capital in a battle to take full control of the club after a boardroom rift. boehly has gradually lost power following the club's purchase from roman abramovich. clearlake owns a 61.5% stake and are now open to buying the remainder. 0ur senior football news reporter nizaar kinsella is right across the story. it feels like a game of service type situation where juggernauts in this case, billionaires are really fighting to try and take control of chelsea football club. it has been described to me from numerous parties that it could be posturing and head of a deal but todd back the most famous of chelsea's ownership is said to be unhappy. —— bohley clearly the clearly the majority owner, interestingly enough they don't want to sell. they might buy out bohley in a counter move. a very dramatic and interesting todd bohley influence has waned. clearly capital co—founder has become the main man behind the scenes. they had a very different stra

wembley stadium tomorrow night.ewis got it on and lennox lewis won that one. >> now we may come back to the boxing, but please can we talk about emma raducanu? because i never wrote her off and you haven't, have you? she's playing well . well. >> how when will you write her off? how long are you going to give it? >> she's 21. >> she's 21. >> i know she's 20. >> at least she's got another good ten years at least before we need to even think about that. >> it's been quite a few years, though, hasn't it, since she won the us open and every time we think emma raducanu is going to do something, emma raducanu, it's going to happen for emma, then it doesn't and then it does again. there was injury worries again. there was injury worries again yesterday, but she's into the quarterfinal now of the korean open. you know it's not one of your big ones, but it's got a future okay. it's not your us or your australian or your the wimbledon or the french, but the wimbledon or the french, but the korean. all the big stars are playin

anthonyjoshua takes on ibf belt—holder daniel dubois at a sold out wembley stadium on saturday.y back after being a mandatory challenger, having broken down in tears after losing a second consecutive fight to 0leksandr usyk two years ago. he's been speaking to our reporter kal sajad. you it's gone quick. it's funny because a lot of pain i've been through, with training honestly, it's quite challenging, i seem to forget it. , em it. chuckling so it's - it. chuckling so it's gone i it. chuckling . so it's gone quick it. chuckling - so it's gone quick but it it. chuckling _ so it's gone quick but itjust shows have to make the most of the moment, because you'll soon forget about it, so i've worked hard, it been through a lot of pain and i have worked hard to get better, so hopefully those experiences won't happen again because as you saw that night, i don't like losing.— i don't like losing. how long did it take — i don't like losing. how long did it take you _ i don't like losing. how long did it take you to _ i don't like losing. how long did it take you to get - i don't like losi

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the fifth round defeat — in front of a record 96,000 fans at london's wembley stadium — dashed joshua's short. for more on the fallout from the big fight — let's speak to the sports journalist and broadcaster gareth a davies — who's covered boxing for over 30 years. thank you very much forjoining us. what was this one like for you? it was as good as any i've for you? it was as good as any i've ever _ for you? it was as good as any i've ever seen. _ for you? it was as good as any i've ever seen. i _ for you? it was as good as any i've ever seen. i think - for you? it was as good as any i've ever seen. i think they - i've ever seen. i think they counted 98,000 in there at the end. anyway, it was an amazing atmosphere. wembley stadium was extraordinary to fight and have fights, and anthony dosso always headlining for the their time. it's one of his worst performances, i think. time. it's one of his worst performances, ithink. performances, i think. why do ou performances, i think. why do you think _ performances, i think. why do you think he — performances, i think. why do you think he did

he's been at wembley stadium before.oleksandr usyk defeats, but he's come back so strong, so ready. he's got a new trainer with ben davison and he looks ready. daniel dubois had a great win out last time but look he's 26 years old. he's a lot younger i think anthony joshua is just ready to make a statement tonight. so i am a big anthony joshua fan as well. >> but as far correct me if i'm wrong. he's lost three times to andy ruiz. and then was it twice to twice to usyk? if he loses tonight, what what is left of his career. can he revive it. is there a way back. it will be very difficult. >> after he lost to oleksandr usyk, the second time. remember, this is a man that's got hundreds of millions of pounds in his bank account. i'm thinking surely he doesn't want to do this anymore. but credit to do this anymore. but credit to him, he loves the sport. he's come back in a big, big way and he wants to fight tyson fury. he wants to fight oleksandr usyk, who fight in december. he wants to get the winner. so he's back. but i expe

the statement came as the band announced two further live shows at wembley stadium on the 27th and 28thseptember 2025. much more news at the top of the hour. but tonight we'll leave you with some of the key voices reflecting on the grenfell tragedy, and the report which chronicles what led to this. goodnight. the deaths that occurred were all avoidable and those who lived in the tower were badly failed by those who were responsible for ensuring the safety of the building and its occupants. the country failed to discharge its most fundamental duty — to protect you and your loved ones, the people that we are here to serve, and i am deeply sorry. human life was never a priority and we lost friends, _ neighbours and loved ones in the most horrific way. through greed, corruption, - incompetence and negligence. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. vladimir putin talks of restoring greatness to what he calls the russian world — an expansive territory which, as ukrainians know to their cost, stretches far beyond russia's current borders. putin's expansionist nationalism requires military po

dubois dominated the all—british fight in front of 96 thousand spectators at wembley stadium and ultimatelynight. it was a good fight. i just enjoyed it. enjoyed the whole moment, winning and coming through that and fulfilling my potential tonight anyway, so on we go. boxing commentator steve bunce fully believes that anthonyjoshua will be back the british foreign secretary david lamia speaking live. it david lamia speaking live. it did leave me a map, an atlas of the world that i put on my bedroom wall. from this map i learnt about the countries my ancestors had come from, transported from west africa to guyana as part of the transatlantic slave trade. long before my parents moved from guyana to britain, to help rebuild britain after the second world war. conference, i cannot tell how it feels to stand here today, a black working—class man from tottenham, a child of the great windrush generation, now back on this... applause myjob is to tell a new story about the united kingdom abroad. a story of openness, david of the future, and story of hope that will reconnect britain with the world on

band has confirmed they will send out invites for a private invite—only ballot for their "final" wembley stadiumnvites to "eligible fans" they were able to identify, adding that those who were signed into a ticketmaster account on saturday, august 31, when tickets first went on sale. summer may be over but festival season isn't. the bbc is staging its radio 2 in the park over the weekend in preston. it kicked off last night and will see live music performances from some of the world's most loved pop stars. headline acts will feature the likes of sting, the sugababes and the pet shop boys. earlier, my colleague lola schroer caught up with sugababes, who gave us an exclusive interview. so it is amazing to get the love we have and the day started with travis taking to the stage and the crowd filled up to around 30,000 people who saw the likes of shaznay lewis, craig david, pixie lott and sting take to the stage. we also got to speak to some artists like shaznay and some djs, and we also got an exclusive. i sat down with the sugababes and i asked them how much they have enjoyed the summer of perform

a post war record crowd, of 96,000 fans, are expected to pack out wembley stadium later.d he had a message for his fans, ahead of the fight. it's a blessing to be back again, to be able to perform, prove to myself, prove to my team that i have listened to a go home and make a player for after a much more positive 2024 and hoping to return to the world's top 50 there's now, another injury blow for emma radacanu. it's been a disappointing morning for her, on the other side of the world, as she was forced to retirejust half an hour, into her korea open, quarter—final against daria kasatkina, herfirst tournament since her opening round elimination, at the us open. the 2021 us open champion, was trailing 4—1 in the opening set, when she had a medical time out, because of a problem with her left ankle. radacanu, who's still only 21 was given what appeared to be pain killers, but she lasted just two more games, losing the set 6—1, before retiring from the match. two great rivals have clashed in rugby union this morning and australia's 22—year wait, to win the bledisloe cup, goes

a post war record crowd, of 96 thousand fans, are expected to pack out wembley stadium later. ahead of the fight. ijust wanna i just wanna say ijust wanna say a massive thank— ijust wanna say a massive thank you... thank you for sticking _ thank you... thank you for sticking with me... i'm gonna ask— sticking with me... i'm gonna ask you — sticking with me... i'm gonna ask you one favour... go home tonight— ask you one favour... go home tonight and _ ask you one favour... go home tonight and pray for me for success_ tonight and pray for me for success tomorrow. plenty of cricket going on today, with australia right one going for their 14th one day win in a row, it would be their 7th straight win over england in 0.d eyes that is underway at headingley in leeds you can go to our website. that's bbc.com.sport. i'm just going to take you to the live picture that we are monitoring. 0n the lebanese israel border. we have information from the israel defense force which has just posted on its social media site on x, that it is now attacking hezbollah targets in lebanon. the escalating

expectations to defeat anthonyjoshua and retain his ibf heavyweight world title in front of 96,000 at wembley stadium

champion, daniel dubois takes place in a few hours time. 96,000 fans are expected to pack out wembley stadium interim ibf title injune and was elevated to world champion when 0leksandr usyk vacated the belt, but he feels he needs to beatjoshua to be recognised as the world champion. a. they welter title, i need to retain it and hold onto it so, it a great thing to have but i need to legitimise myself by winning this fight so i am ready to go, i am ready for a fight. as a resurrection story for my career and i'm just trying to roll right now so, you know, ijust want the biggest challenges and make a name for myself and a history. it's a blessing to be back again. _ it's a blessing to be back again, to be able to perform, prove — again, to be able to perform, prove to— again, to be able to perform, prove to myself, prove to my team — prove to myself, prove to my team that _ prove to myself, prove to my team that i have listened to a structured training, and we are ready— structured training, and we are ready to — structured training, and we are ready to rock and roll. i'm in sumemely_ ready to

dubois dominated the all—british fight in front of 96 thousand spectators at wembley stadium and ultimately he could not keep me down. he was going to have to nail me to that canvas. i was unstoppable tonight. it was a good fight. i just enjoyed it. enjoyed the whole moment, winning and coming through that and fulfilling my potential tonight anyway, so on we go. boxing commentator steve bunce fully believes that anthonyjoshua will be back in the ring, and that these two will meet again. if he walked away now i would raise a glass. he will not walk away now. there is a rematch clause, we might see the whole thing again in april or may. people save but he was knocked down four times, he was knocked out cold on the fifth round. so what, that is the business. their fans will come back. believe it or not we could see that rematch. ravichandran ashwin bowled india to victory in the first test against bangladesh. that and a century made him the clear man of the match in chennai. bangladesh had 6 wickets in hand when they resumed on day 4, but were bowled out for 234. india remain in a strong posit

dubois and this is tomorrow night . 90,000 this is tomorrow night. 90,000 people going to be at wembley stadiumhich is stadium for this, which is i don't know if you've been to like one of the big fights you're usually involved in those aren't you? nana, to be honest with you, if you've ever seen them, it's like the thing is you look, you you can't hardly see a thing because it's so far away. the atmosphere is always amazing because they have sweet caroline. and then the ring walks, which seem to go on forever. so you've got anthony joshua. when he fought oleksandr usyk and he did that at the tottenham hotspur stadium, the ring walk was actually longer than the darn fight was. i mean, it's just nonsense. >> don't they have screens in wembley so you can see the fight? >> that's the thing. so you get screens above the ring. so you're kind of looking at the screens and you see these dots, but anyway it's 90 000 people are paying to go and see it. so it's the first time that two brits have fought for the heavyweight title of the world is the first time since 93 anthony joshua. >> what's his career

by daniel dubois in the fifth round of his fight in front of a record 96,000 fans at london's wembley stadiumive us reaction to the fight and the possibility of a rematch between the two. nothing will ever surprise me in the boxing business. these grand heavyweight fights that we have had, most have been in saudi arabia in the last 12 months. they have been blockbusters. we had this one last night at wembley, record crowds. liam gallagherfrom crowds. liam gallagher from oasis crowds. liam gallagherfrom oasis doing three songs live before the main event. a rematch, who knows? it could happen. because people say daniel dubois thought the greatest fight. that was his greatest fight. that was his great night. and aj had the worst night of his life. it was the worst version of aj. last night, it was daniel dubois wanted redemption. whenever it is, they will find a narrative. there are other fights out there. we have had 12 years in there. we have had 12 years in the uk of anthonyjoshua. he won a gold medal at the olympics london 2012. he has had about 22, 23 main events, sold—out london arenas, ma

he was was knocked out by daniel dubois in the fifth round in front of a record 96,000 fans at wembley stadium. joshua said the loss would not stop him from rebuilding but did admit he and his team came up short. if you want to see more on that, lots of reaction and analysis of that huge setback for anthonyjoshua. analysis of that huge setback foranthonyjoshua. it's analysis of that huge setback for anthonyjoshua. it's on the bbc sport website. it's on the bbc sport website. it's on the bbc news app as well. plenty of updates from the bbc�*s team at wembley. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello. well, it's already been a lively start to the weekend, with a number of thunderstorms reported on saturday across england and wales. this was one cluster of storms that went across the skyline of ashbourne, in derbyshire — the same storms earlier in the day dumped what seems to be marble—sized hail in wolverhampton. and that cluster of storms will clear away northwards from merseyside, cheshire, and north wales — but then, our focus shifts towards the south and across northern france, where w

a post—war record crowd of 96,000 fans are expected to pack out wembley stadium later.vitation from cnn for a debate on the 23rd of october. the nominees met for the first time at a debate earlier this month, and kamala harris says they "owe it to the voters" to have another. these are live pictures from wilmington in north carolina, donald trump is addressing his supporters at a rally. and in the past hour, he appeared to rule out having another debate. this is a live shot from wilmington, north carolina, not wilmington, north carolina, not wilmington, delaware wherejoe biden is right now, and what she has been sent is he does not think he needs another debate with kamala harris, we will wait to see what happens. i�*v e i�*ve already done too. one with crooked joe biden at cnn, and the other one with kamala harris on abc. cnn was very fair, i thought, joe was driven out of the race, it was a cool by the way, but he was driven out of the race, and they have been widely criticized by that radical left lunatics for all of the fairness, they were very fair, in other words,

the band has confirmed they will send out invites for a private ballot for their "final" wembley stadiumbe ones that signed into a ticketmaster account on saturday, august 31st, when tickets first went on sale. it comes after the band extended their live 25 date tour to include two more london shows on september 27th and 28th. we've received a very happy update on sir alan bates, the former sub—postmaster who successfully campaigned forjustice in the post office horizon scandal. he's married his partner susan sercombe. now if that wasn't lovely enough already, guess where they had the wedding? sir richard branson�*s private island. the virgin tycoon invited the couple to the island after reportedly reading a comment sir alan made in an interview with the sunday times — "if richard branson is reading this, i'd love a holiday." well, ask and you shall receive. last month, the 70—year—old and the new lady bates took to the british virgin islands where none other than sir richard officiated the ceremony. it comes after a massive year for sir alan, who fought to clear the names of hundreds of

the band has confirmed they will send out invites for a private ballot for their "final" wembley stadium into a ticketmaster account on saturday, august 31, when tickets first went on sale. it comes after the band extended their live �*25 tour to include two more london shows on september 27 and 28. stay with us here on bbc news. so far september has been quite warm and humid with some thundery downpours and some spells of sunshine. this coming week will be a shock to the system and the first real taste of autumn, turning much cooler for all of us were sunshine and showers, windy at times and nights a lot colder. but it will recover again as we head through the following weekend. this weekend has been dominated ijy this weekend has been dominated by the thundery low with high humidity, heavy rain and storms. this will slowly ease as it precious eastwards during the overnight period and leaves a legacy of cloud and spots of rain but scotland, northern ireland already see something cooler and fresher moving in with clearer skies to single digits here. double figures for england and wales.

after he was knocked out by daniel dubois in the fifth round in front of a record 96,000 fans at wembley stadiumhua multiple times before the referee called the fight off. anthonyjoshua said the loss would not stop him from rebuilding but did admit he and his team came up short. 0ur sports reporter, ade adedoyin, watched the fight at wembley. what a performance and win by daniel dubois, hissed on the boxing world with his brilliant upset when against anthony joshua. he came in as the underdog despite the champion, and if there any nerves, he showed no signs, predominating proceedings from the opening bout and had anthonyjoshua down in the opening round and thenit down in the opening round and then it was i—way traffic. joshua showed a tremendous amount of courage to stand the contest for as long as he did. he looked out on his feet but somehow he went into the fifth round and just when it looked like he was getting a foot on, it was now by a thunderous right count which put him down and out. a brilliant win for daniel dubois who in 2020 suffered a career ending injury and he was stopped in a bou

a post war record crowd, of 96,000 fans, are expected to pack out wembley stadium later.ition for the singapore grand prix. it's the mclaren driver's fourth pole in six races. he's currently 59 points behind championship leader max verstappen who'll start second on the grid for red bull with lewis hamilton's mercedes third. but carlos sainz�* car will need plenty of work to be ready to race on sunday after he made a mess of a bend and crashed his ferrari during qualifying — the session had to be paused for the car to be removed. azadeh, i can tell you there was also a liver that had to be removed from the practical session early this morning, let's hope for none of that during the main race. yes, thank you. president zelensky says ukraine still does not have permission from the united states or the uk to use long—range western—supplied missiles, on targets in russia. fears are growing in the west about the war escalating. 0vernight, there were explosions at a russian ammunition warehouse in the krasnodar region. it's the second such strike inside russia this week, after a

knocked out by daniel dubois in the fifth round in front of a record 96,000 fans at london's wembley stadiump, dropped joshua multiple times before the referee called the fight off. anthonyjoshua said the loss would not stop him from rebuilding but did admit he and his team came up short. our sports reporter, ade adedoyin, watched the fight at wembley. what a performance and a win by daniel, who stunned the boxing world with the upset win against anthonyjoshua. he came in as the underdog despite being the champion and if there were any nerves, he showed no signs, dominating from the opening bell. you had joshua down in opening round and it was one—way traffic. joshua showed courage to stay on as long as he did, he looked out on his feet but somehow rallied. in the fifth round, when it looked like he was getting a foothold, he was nailed by a thunderous hand which put him down turn down. every win for daniel, who suffered a near career ending injury. it raises questions if he had the tethering to compete at this level. he answered his critics and this victory will open the door for critics an

dubois dominated the all—british fight in front of 96,000 spectators at wembley stadium and ultimatelye in the fifth round. he could not keep me down. he was going to have to nail me to that canvas. i was unstoppable tonight. it was a good fight. i just enjoyed it. enjoy the whole moment, winning and coming through that and fulfilling my potential tonight anyway so on we go. of course i want to continue fighting. that is why i said, we took a shot at success and we came up short. what does that mean now? we're going to run away or live to fight another day? that is what i am, i am a warrior and also before i finish we have to give credit to our opponent as well, daniel. even though when i set up to fight opponents i don't really like them in my head any more, but now that it is done, i take my hat off to him as say well done to him and his team. next four anthony joshua? the champions manchester city or arsenal will be top of the english premier league later. the top two for the last two seasons meet at the etihad in an early clash of the title favourites. i am looking forward to play

a post war record crowd, of 96,000 fans, are expected to pack out wembley stadium later.m pretty sure it is going to be nice and dry that that later on. you did a fantastic — dry that that later on. you did a fantastic job, _ dry that that later on. you did a fantastic job, thank- dry that that later on. you did a fantasticjob, thank you i dry that that later on. you did a fantastic job, thank you for | a fantasticjob, thank you for that. all right, let's go back to news now. us presidentjoe biden will shortly meet japanese prime minster fumio kishida, as part of the indo—pacific quad summit. mr biden is hosting his counterparts from the group, which also includes australia and india, with plans to announce new strategic security initiatives in the indian ocean. for more on this, let's speak to tomohiko taniguchi, special advisor at the think tank fujitsu future studies. he was also previously a special advisor to the cabinet of former prime minister shinzo abe. thank you so much for your time. when it comes to a summit like this, how significant is this meeting? because

tonight — only the tenth man to gain that accolade. 0ur sports correspondent natalie pirks is at wembley stadiumolden boots in training yesterday and there will be a special presentation tonight where he receives his golden cap from fellow centurions and flanked by his three other children, a moment he says he will look back on with immense pride. fitting that it should be here at wembley because it was right here in 2015 as a 21—year—old when he made his debut. 79 seconds after he came on, he scored. it's that incredible goal—scoring ability that has really endured, 66 goals for england, more than any other players. he said he has set his sights on scoring 100 goals for england that is not the only man who will be honoured here tonight. there will be a special tribute to the former england manager sven—goran eriksson who died at the age of 76 last month. players will wear black arm bands in honour of the man who managed england 67 times. . . ., ~ , ., time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. rather autumnal feel? technically it is still summer! still some days away from the a

to the canvas multiple times before a fifth round knockout in front of a record 96,000 fans at wembley stadiumast night. is this the end of the road for the boxing superstar, though? i'm dawn neesom and this is indeed the weekend . weekend. but if you were with me yesterday lunchtime and i hope you were, you know how much i love talking to you. slot and this show is all about you and your views and it's really, really simple to join in with us. let me know your thoughts on all the stories we're talking about today or anything you want to chat about. it is a sunday afternoon after all. it's really simple to do. you just gbnews.com/yoursay and join in our conversation. what we're chatting about. it's a great panel and we've already started talking about football, so we could just carry on. keeping me company on today's show is political commentator matthew stadlen and social policy analyst stephen button. thank you very much for joining me, gentlemen. are you going to be behaving? aren't you know? oh, god. right. okay but before we get stuck into today's stories, let's have the news with the ver

clash between anthonyjoshua and the ibf belt holder daniel dubois which takes place at a sold out wembley stadiumn saturday. joshua has had to rebuild and work his way back to being a mandatory challenger, after losing a second consecutive fight to oleksandr usyk two years ago. he says he's been through a lot of pain, but believes he's a better fighter now. i think ithink i'm i think i'm gifted with an ability to fight and compete. in boxing you are able to read certain tendencies. you are able to read your opponent. i have an eye for that, there is a supreme level you can take it too, and that's happened over the last maybe ten months, eight months i have really honedin eight months i have really honed in on those skills. and the commonwealth games will return to glasgow in 2026 after the scottish government approved the move. the city hosted it ten years ago and has stepped in after victoria, in australia, pulled out last year because of rising costs. it'll be a scaled down event, with fewer sports. it's understood the games will come at no cost to the public, with the australian authorities pr

on saturday night there will be 96,000 boxing fans inside wembley stadium for the british heavyweightht between anthonyjoshua and daniel dubois, with the ibf world title on the line. that would be a record for a sporting event at the stadium. 0ur boxing reporter ade adedoyin is there. the organisers have tried to add a bit of glitz and glamour to this promotion by staging some of the media events here in london. and perhaps fitting in london. and perhaps fitting in with anthonyjoshua achieving a landmark moment in his career. the landmark moment i am talking about is, he wins, hejoins a very i am talking about is, he wins, he joins a very exclusive club. you are walking with giants, as they— you are walking with giants, as they saw — you are walking with giants, as they say. you're walking alongside lennox lewis, muhammad ali, the greatest. that_ muhammad ali, the greatest. that is— muhammad ali, the greatest. that is the club you join. they are not— that is the club you join. they are notjust heavyweights, they are notjust heavyweights, they are the — are notjust heavyweights, they a

champion, daniel dubois takes place in the coming hour. 96,0000 fans are expected to pack out wembley stadiumomorrow. dubois won the interim ibf title injune and was elevated to world champion when 0leksandr usyk vacated the belt, but he feels he needs to beatjoshua to be recognised as the world champion. the world title, i need to retain it and hold onto it, so, yes, it's a great thing to have, but i need to legitimise myself by winning this fight, so i'm ready to go, i am ready for a fight. this is a resurrection story of my career and i'm just trying to roll right now, so ijust i'm just trying to roll right now, so i just want the biggest challenges and make a name for myself and create history. it's a blessing to be back again, to be able to perform, prove to myself, prove to my team i have listened to the instructions in training camp. i am in supreme condition, both physically and also mentally. i have been watching some of the old fights as well, adding some fuel to the fire, ready to rumble. reminding myself what i can do and what i am capable of. lando norris was fastest after second

weighed in at 18st with dubois at a career—heavy 17st 10lb. 96,000 fans are expected to pack out wembley stadiumournament record to lead by two shots at the halfway point of the bmw pga championship at wentworth. a second round of 66, including seven birdies, saw him end friday 13 under par at the top of the leaderboard, equalling the mark set in 2008 by ireland's paul mcginley. rory mcilroy is four shots further back on 9 under after a birdie at the end of his round. i'm happy with where i'm at. i could have been a little bit better but i think also it could have been a little worse as well. so, yeah, four behind going into the weekend. not too many people between me in the lead. it's a good position to be in. british driver lando norris was fastest after second practice at the singapore grand prix. the mclaren driver leapfrogged ferrari's charles leclerc by six one—hundredths of a second, with team—mate carlos sainz six tenths off the pace in third. red bull's championship leader, max verstappen, has dropped way down the list and was 15th fastest. norris is looking to eat into verstappen's lea

knocked out by daniel dubois in the fifth round in front of a record 96,000 fans at london's wembley stadiumit he and his team came up short. 0ur sports reporter, ade adedoyin, watched the fight at wembley. well, what a performance and a win by daniel dubois, who stunned the boxing world with this brilliant upset win against anthonyjoshua. he came in as the underdog despite being the champion, and if there were any nerves, he showed no signs of it — dominating proceedings right from the opening bell. he had joshua down in the opening round and from there on, it was one way traffic. joshua showed a tremendous amount of courage to stay in this contest for as long as he did. he looked out on his feet, but somehow he rallied. and in the fifth round, just when it looked like he was getting a foothold in the contest, it was nailed by a thunderous right hand which put him down and out. a brilliant win for daniel dubois, a man who back in 2020, suffered a career ending eye injury. last year he fought 0leksandr usyk for the title and was stopped in that bout, and that raised questions as to whether h

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between anthonyjoshua and the ibf belt—holder daniel dubois, which takes place at a sold—out wembley stadiumas had to rebuild and work his way back to being a mandatory challenger, after losing a second consecutive fight to oleksandr usyk two years ago. he says he's been through a lot of pain, but believes he's a better fighter now. i think ithink i'm i think i'm gifted with an ability to fight and compete. in boxing, you're able to read certain tendencies, read your opponent. so i've always got an eye for that, but a supreme level that can take it to and it's happened over the last maybe ten months, eight months, i've really honed in on those skills. and that's all the sport for now. will, thanks very much. the head of the bbc has said he "can't see" huw edwards working at the corporation again, after the presenter was given a six—month suspended prison sentence for accessing images of child abuse. speaking at an event in london, tim davie confirmed that the bbc is trying to claw back £200,000 which were paid to edwards after he was arrested. mr davie said the matter was in the hands of leg

clash between anthonyjoshua and the ibf belt holder daniel dubois which takes place at a sold out wembley stadiumlot of pain, but believes he's a better fighter now. i think i'm gifted with an ability to fight and compete. in boxing you are able to read certain tendencies. you are able to read your opponent. i have an eye for that, there is a supreme level you can take it too, and that's happened over the last maybe ten months, eight months i have really honed in on those skills. penalty still being taken in three games in the english league cup. you can find out all the results when they come in, it's finished 9—2 to buy in munich with four goals. that's all the sports for now. hello! tuesday was another glorious day across the uk with lots of autumnal sunshine. skies like these in aboyne. aboyne was the warmest place in the whole of the uk, reaching a top temperature of 25 c through the afternoon — that's a whole eight degrees celsius above average for this time of year. but the warmth was pretty widespread — 24 in leuchars in eastern scotland, into the north—west of northern ireland, 24 c as w

the band has confirmed they will send out invites for a private ballot for their final wembley stadiumst went on sale. what does it take to capture the perfect picture? well a photographer from shropshire could probably give us a few pointers. andrew fusek peters has not one but six images shortlisted in the british wildlife photography awards. he says location is key. our reporter rebecca wood went to meet him. when it comes to the perfect backdrop, there are few places more photogenic than the shop hills. forthis more photogenic than the shop hills. for this photographer, he is a finalist of the wildlife photography awards. i5 wildlife photography awards. is a real honour. i've worked so hard and i have worked in areas like dragonflies, that a photographed for ten years, so sometimes it feels like the hard work pays off. andrew does not have just _ hard work pays off. andrew does not have just one _ hard work pays off. andrew does not have just one photo, - hard work pays off. andrew does not have just one photo, he - hard work pays off. andrew does not have just one photo, he has| n

a post—war record crowd of 96,000 fans are expected to pack out wembley stadium later.rayerfor me for success tomorrow that i will become the three—time heavyweight champion of the world. . . . , :: world. fulham are currently 2-0 u . world. fulham are currently 2-0 up against _ world. fulham are currently 2-0 up against newcastle, _ world. fulham are currently 2-0 up against newcastle, more - world. fulham are currently 2-0 up against newcastle, more onl up against newcastle, more on that on the website and more on it a little later indeed. here, the labour party will this weekend hold its first annual conference since its landslide general election win. the conference is at the end of a week in which senior labour figuress have been criticised for receiving gifts from party donors. downing street says the prime minster, his deputy and the chancellor will no longer accept any donations for clothing. live to our political correspondent, helen catt, who is in liverpool. helen, given some of the controversy around these donations, how are sir keir starmer and labour going