dillian whyte may be nicknamed "the bodysnatcher", but this was no stolen victory.onyjoshua watching ringside, whyte still harbours hopes of facing his old foe again. we know how the list goes — number one, number two. if they're not available, let's see if we can get on. if anyone deserves a title shot, it's dillian. unhappy with the response, whyte walked away from the ring, but this was an night to be remembered in british boxing. these clashes might be happening more in 2019, simply because there are so many potentially great fights out there involving british fighters, whether it's two british fighters in the same ring or british fighters taking opportunities against those from overseas. but whether abroad or closer to home, there's more and more interest over the bouts and the belts. james burford, bbc news. england's james wade recovered from 3—1 down to beat compatriot keegan brown 4—3 and reach the last 16 of the pdc world darts championship. ninth seed wade was booed by the crowd at alexandra palace following his behaviour in the previous round. he had cel

also coming up, could dillian whyte finally get what's high on his christmas wishlist?atch with heavyweight champion anthony joshua could be on the cards for april. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm jeanette kwa kye. we've had the season's highest scoring premier league match this afternoon. tottenham are nowjust two points behind second place manchester city after a comprehensive 6—2 win over everton at goodison park. craig templeton reports. a festival welcome for tottenham at goodison park but with manchester city and chelsea both losing yesterday, there was an opportunity. but it was everton who struck the first blow and aching for a man who spent 12 years in an arsenal shirt. theo walcott, 1—0. it's the season of giving butjordan pickford and kurt zouma with early with their present. the goalkeeper did better with this effort by dele alli appeared out of nowhere to put totte n ha m appeared out of nowhere to put tottenham in front. and when trippi are delivered is predicted opposing the heavy mac —— to the post, every came... gylfi sigurdsson‘s right foot used to

it's two years on from a brutal encounter in manchester, which whyte narrowly won on points.imal" now but he still expects it to be close, because both he and chisora are risk takers. when two fighters clash, they either put each other out and just enrage into a massive flame. and that's what's going to happen. the fact it will be round 13, 1a, 15,16, i do not think it will be a round one rematch. i think it picks up in the same place. i am fitter, stronger, and he will be as well. there will be a little bit of separation that will start showing, maybe as soon as the first bell. i will bring a different level to this fight and he will know that he is fighting a more mature, solid, strongerfighter. better balance, better everything this time around. phoebe schecter only began playing american football just overfive years ago. but her rapid rise saw her become captain of the great britain team, and she has now spent the past season as a full—time coaching intern with the buffalo bills in the nfl. that's made her just the third woman in a coaching position in the league, but she

you were at the dereck chisora, dillian whyte fight. how was that?t in some ways, there was a 30 second feeling out process, after an amazing fight they had two years ago in manchester over 12 rounds, one of the best heavyweight fights we have ever seen on these shores between two british heavyweights, and then they went at it in the same way, for the best pa rt of it in the same way, for the best part of 11 rounds. then dillian whyte produced a hellacious left hook to lay dereck chisora flat on the canvas. it was an amazing spectacle, and it's a shame that both fights were on at the same time in different cities and this is a very unusual thing, but i think it isa sign very unusual thing, but i think it is a sign that the promoters frank warren and eddie hearn are drawing the battle lines and also that maybe we are saturated with fighting sports at the moment. an interesting thought and the point you make is interesting, maybe mike can answer this but they are two massive heavyweights but they are not the biggest two heavyweights even in this countr

it was really close to years ago, and dillian whyte was the winner, but it was a split decision.plit decision. the judge who voted in favour of dereck chisora did so by a single round the two judges who did it did it by one run and two rounds and it was very close. signs are it looks like it could bejust was very close. signs are it looks like it could be just as close again. i get the impression that dillian whyte has improved more than dereck chisora in the intervening two years. but they were both relatively light on the scales today, and that could be a factor. hasn't dereck chisora been whipped into shape by david haye? apparently he's moved in next door! he's moved in next door, changed his diet, stopped dereck chisora to go out to nightclubs with an orange juice, so he's changed the way he lives, but dereck chisora isn't a guy, a heavyweight that needs to be whipped, he doesn't happen and we joshua white riedewald it looks like a lot of heavyweights, it's not a six—pack. well a lot of heavyweights, it's not a six— pack. well not a lot of heavyweights, it's not a six—pack.

he went up to ringside, and whyte basically said fight me, and whyte basically said fight me, and her rematch. but we shall see. and what about carl frampton what will happen to him? with the continuing boxing? it is the second time he has lost in a big world title bout. he indicated maybe he is thinking about it, in terms of the smaller fighters he is coming towards the end of his career. he has been a sensational fighter but maybe it is one fight too many. we shall see. there is a new team at the top of rugby union's premiership table this morning, as exeter beat saracens 31—13, replacing them at the summit. the chiefs put an end to sarries‘ 22—match unbeaten run. the hosts scored four tries, to earn themselves a bonus point, moving them above saracens in the table. elsewhere, there were wins for leicester and sale. leinster staged one of the most remarkable comebacks in pro1a history, scoring 21 points in the final ten minutes to deny connacht. the visitors were leading 29—12, with less than 17 minutes to play, before andrew porter burrowed over deep into injury time to snatch a 3

dillian whyte may be nicknamed to the bodysnatcher this was no stolen victory.nt whyte still has hopes of facing his old foe again. if they are available, let‘s see if he‘s got it. unhappy with the response, dillian whyte walked away from the ring but this was an a to be remembered in british boxing. these matches might be happening more in 2019 to live because there are so many potentially great sites out there involving british fighters, whether it's to british fighters in the same ring or british fighters taking opportunities against those from overseas. but whether abroad or closer to home, as more and more interest over the belts. and the doubts. england‘s james wade recovered from 3—1 down to beat compatriot keegan brown 11—3 and reach the last 16 of the pdc world darts championship. ninth seed wade was booed by the crowd at alexandra palace following his behaviour in the previous round. he had celebrated in his opponent‘s face and later apologised, saying he had a "hypomania episode". wade will play unseeded ryanjoyce in the next round. and finally, fans

this weekend, heavyweight boxer dillian whyte faces derek chisora at london's 02 arena.ters had one of the most brutal heavyweight fights two years ago, and though they may still be relatively little known names beyond the sport, victory for one of them in this rematch could set up an opportunity to join the top table of heavyweight fighters and the multi—million pound fights that brings. most of us know by now that anthonyjoshua and his matchroom promotion team have wembley stadium booked for a fight on april 13th next year. whyte or chisora may even find themselves in contention for that date if they can win this weekend's fight. and that's because deontay wilder and tyson fury right now seem more interested in a rematch with each other after their draw earlier this month than a meeting withjoshua. but there are also rumours that jarrell miller, a new heavyweight on the scene, could also affect which fights come up in the next few months too. he's a huge name right now in the united states, he's 30 years old and unbeaten in 24 fights. there's talk now thatjoshua could

whyte narrowly won on points when the two first met in 2016.2 in london could set up a potential title bout next year. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more sport throughout the weekend. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are michael booker, who's the deputy editor at the daily express, and the daily mirror columnist susie boniface. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in, with the gatwick flight chaos featuring on many. transport secretary chris grayling is under fire in the times. the paper claims that he put laws regulating drone use on hold despite being made aware repeatedly of the risk they posed to airports. the nightmare before christmas. the i reports that there have been five near—misses at gatwick in the past five years. police say they have identified " persons of interest". that's on the front of the independent. catch me if you can — the daily mail reports how the drone saboteur is taunting police by flying his aircraft over the runway again. trump's standoff wi

whyte lost to joshua three years ago but wants a rematch after last night's victory.wembley stadium although wbc champ deontay wilder would be his preferred choice for a unification fight. joshua's talking rubbish, man. talking rubbish. i am not going to sit around and wait for him. i'm not going to waste four months of my career waiting for him, seeing what he is doing. i haven't got time to do that. my career needs to progress. there's fighters that wait two years, wait to hear, wait for the call. i can't do that. time is ticking. there was a world title fight in manchester last night as josh warrington retained his ibf featherweight belt. it was a thrilling points win over carl frampton. warrington got the better of the former two weight champion frampton from the very first round but somehow the northern irishman managed to stay on his feet right up to the end. and have no pressure. don't get me wrong. everyone has doubts but once i get into the building, i won't get beat. something comes over me and i'll do anything to win, absolutely anything to win. i get this

another heavyweight match—up in the boxing ring this weekend — dillian whyte takes on derek chisora atyte a shot at a world title fight against anthonyjoshua — but he says he's expecting to be overlooked. it's a fight that i want but one i don't think they want because they're talking of a fight mainly in america, madison square gardens. let's see what happens, man. you know, i don't want them to say they want to fight me, then they are not really up for doing it. and in the surfing pipe masters, there was a stunning recovery from legend kelly slater. he got knocked off his board, landed on top of it, and somehow manages to get back on. the 11—time world surfing champion was competing in the third round of pipe masters in hawaii, in some of the most challenging waves in the world. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the former pensions minister, baroness ros altmann, and the broadcaster and journalist, mihir bose. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in —

whyte knocked out dereck chisora in the 11th round at london's 02 arena last night.t whyte called for a rematch with world champion anthonyjoshua — who he hopes to face at wembley next year. butjoshua, who was watching at ringside, says he would prefer to take on either deontay wilder or tyson fury. joshua's talking rubbish, man. talking rubbish. i am not going to sit around and wait for him. i'm not going to waste four months of my career waiting for him, seeing what he is doing. i haven't got time to do that. my career needs to progress. there's fighters that wait two years, wait to hear, wait for the call. i can't do that. time is ticking. josh warrington retained his ibf featherweight world title belt with a thrilling points win over carl frampton at the manchester arena. warrington got the better of the former champion frampton from the very first round but somehow the northern irishman managed to stay on his feet right up to the end. virtually from the first bell the crowd were on their feet and it was nonstop action for 36 minutes for the 12 three—minute round

dillian whyte could bea anthonyjoshua's two penalties.alties. dillian whyte could bea anthonyjoshua's next fight after he knocked out dereck chisora last night. in other boxing news, josh warrington retained his world featherweight title by beating carl frampton on a unanimous decision. a full update in the next hour. more now on the tsunami which has hit the coast of indonesia — killing more than 220 people and injuring hundreds of others. the tsunami waves struck at night without any warning, destroying hundreds of buildings. the tsunami is believed to have been caused by an undersea landslide following eruptions from the anak krakatoa volcano — striking coastal towns on either side of the sunda strait. our correspondent rebecca henschke sent us this report from carita beach in westjava. this popular local tourist destination has been turned into a disaster area at a time when holiday—makers flock to these beautiful beaches here to celebrate christmas and the end of the year. all along this road that runs along the coast, we've seen dev

next year, butjoshua says whyte is third on the list. i am not going to sit around and wait for him. i'm not going to waste four months of my career waiting for him, seeing what he is doing. i haven't got time to do that. my career needs to progress. there's fighters that wait two yea rs, there's fighters that wait two years, wait to hear, wait for the call. i can't do that. time is ticking. michael van gerwen is safely through to the last 16 of the pdc world darts championship. the world number one beat germany's max hopp 4—1 at alexandra palace in london. van gerwen has won the tournament twice before, in 2014 and then again in 2017. he will probably be hard to beat this year. that's all the sport for now. i'll be back later. let's get more now on our top story, the tsunami in indonesia which has killed 168 people. that death toll is expected to rise. raymond cas professor of geosciences at monash university. he joins us from melbourne. thank you forjoining us. the ring of fire that indonesia sits on means it is always vulnerable to vo

next year butjoshua says whyte is third on the list.rubbish, man. talking rubbish. iam not going just you are talking rubbish, man. talking rubbish. i am not going to sit around and wait for him. they are not going to waste four months of my career waiting for him, seeing what he is doing. i haven't got time to that. my career needs to progress. weight to back the years, wait for the call, i can't do that. time is ticking. —— weight two yea rs. there's a new team at the top of rugby union's premiership table this morning, as exeter beat saracens 31—13, replacing them at the summit. the chiefs put an end to sarries‘ 22—match unbeaten run. the hosts scored four tries to earn themselves a bonus point moving them three points above saracens in the table. elsewhere there were wins for leicester and sale. staged one of the most remarkable comebacks in pro 14 history, scoring 21 points in the final 10 minutes to deny connacht. the visitors were leading 29—12 with less than 17 minutes to play, before andrew porter burrowed over deep into injury

he has beaten dillian whyte in seven rounds, a couple of yea rs whyte in seven rounds, a couple of yearsnaissance of boxing. why is that? it is competitive. heavyweight division, the standard—bearer of the sport, anthonyjoshua did the standard—bearer of the sport, anthony joshua did well the standard—bearer of the sport, anthonyjoshua did well in the 0lympics anthonyjoshua did well in the olympics and is a professional. tyson fury has come back and that has been great. and we have another crop of youngsters coming through. britain is probably the best nation for heavyweights at the moment. it used to be america and eastern europe, but we are now leading the way with great heavyweight fighters. frank warren, thank you and good luck tonight. here's susan with a look at this morning's weather. good morning. weather watchers are getting up and about and sending some lovely scenes of sunrise. scenes like these are fairly widespread at the moment. today the sunniest of the weekend, thanks to high pressure creeping in. sunday, looking at this set of whether froms, more grey and wet stop showers

two years ago whyte came out on top on points when these two first met.e 02 could set up a potential title bout next year. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc dot c0 dot uk slash sport it's 30 years ago today that pan—am flight 103 was blown up in mid—air over the market town of lockerbie. wreaths have been laid and a silence held at a memorial service in honour of the 270 people who lost their lives. 0ur scotland correspondent lorna gordon reports. bagpipes play 0n the shortest day, lockerbie remembered its longest night, remembered the 270 people who lost their lives in the deadliest terror attack the uk has ever suffered. this, a day of dignified remembrance of those who died. among the passengers on the pan—am flight, helga mosey. she was 19 and every year her parents travel to lockerbie to remember a life cut short. we miss our daughter, and we wonder how she would have done, what her musical career would have been like. would we have been grandparents to her children? we don't kno

another heavyweight match—up in the boxing ring this weekend — dillian whyte takes on dereck chisoras he's expecting to be overlooked. it's a fight that i want but one i don't think they want because talking of a fight mainly in america, madison square garden is. let's see what happens, man. you know, they want to fight me, then they are not really up for doing it. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at half past ten. we will see you then, sarah! that bring you up—to—date with a bit of business news. the online fashion retailer asos has warned of lower profits this financial year after unprecedented discounting hit its trading in november. despite sales growth of 14% from september to november, it had seen "a significant deterioration" in profits last month. the warning comes amid reports of weak high street activity for the time of year, and indicates that online shopping has also slowed. there's been an outcry after a group of homeless people had their booking over christmas at a hotel in hull suddenly cancelled without reason. a local charity, which h

dillian whyte's last fight was bought an estimated 470,000 times.rice. boxing is really flourishing at the moment and one of theissuesis flourishing at the moment and one of the issues is that there are so many good fighters in big fights. so the number of free weekends where television companies can put the fights on on those weekends, and where there are a reader is big enough to house the expected turnout, they are free as well, getting all of those factors in place is not easy. these are much anticipated clashes. boxers and boxing tonight going head—to—head in the ring, and on the box. adam wild, bbc news. every christmas, the world's top showjumpers travel to the centre of london for the 0lympia international horse show. it's a week—long event and this afternoon is the one they all want to win, the world cup qualifier. it's the most prestigious indoor classes in brtitain, valuable notjust for the huge prize money but also for the points which count towards a place in the world cup final next year. you can follow the action on bbc two and the bb

meanwhile, in london, dillian whyte knocked out dereck chisora in the battle of two british heavyweightsworld champion anthonyjoshua, who he hopes to face at wembley next year. to the olympia horse show in london, where britain's william whitaker won the world cup jump—off. whitaker and his horse proved to be too fast for the other riders, in one of showjumping's biggest competitions. william's uncle michael finished fourth. quite a dynasty, the whitaker family. he also has a cousin, john, who competes at the highest level. that was quite a christmas tradition for me as a little girl, my mum taking it down to olympia for the horse show. nice to get a bit of equestrianism. stay with us. headlines coming up.

dillian whyte takes on derek chisora at the 02 in london.says he's expecting to be overlooked. it isa it is a fight i want but but i don't think they wanted because the word on the grapevine is they are talking about fighting mullane in america in madison square garden so let's see what happens. i hope they want to fight me but then i don't want them to not be up for doing it. there is of course a big game in the championship tonight. the east midlands derby with derby county in with a chance of going third if they beat nottingham forrest at home. and the fa cup second round replay between southport and tranmere rovers. you can follow both matches with live text and get more on all the stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. thank you. after two weeks of negotiations, delegates from nearly 200 countries at the un climate conference in poland have reached an agreement on how to implement the landmark 2015 paris climate deal, which comes into force in 2020. so, what was achieved and where does this leave us? well, most signif

there's a big night of uk boxing tonight with the english heavyweights dillian whyte and dereck chisora clashing at the 02, and at the same time, also on pay—per—view but in manchester, josh warrington will fight carl frampton for the ibf featherweight title. both fights are expected to be very close and the clash of timings has irritated many boxing fans and in particular the warrington—frampton promoter frank warren. it is disrespectful to the sport and disrespectful to the fans. it is the time of year when people maybe can't afford to pay for two events. it is ridiculous. there is no sense to it. i have no problem with competition, but it is stupid competition. you will not put on man city and man united, playing 3pm, saturday, on the same day. it does not happen, in the same town. they split the teams up to make it work to make sure you have a maximum audience. you need a maximum audience for your sport because he want to grow your sport. every christmas, the world's top show—jumpers travel to the centre of london for the olympia international horse show. it's a week long event and

sport website, including lots of reaction to last night's boxing — wins forjosh warrington and dillian whyteur sport. that's it from us tonight — now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello. this is bbc news. let's get more now on the rescue effort in indonesia where relief workers are attempting to assist the survivors of a devastating tsunami, which has killed at least two—hundred—and—twenty—two people. tsunami, which has killed at least 222 people. more than 800 people have been injured in parts of java and sumatra, with many more still unaccounted for. earlier my colleague vicki young spoke to the steve mcandrew — head of operations for the international federation of the british red cross. he told her it's a race against time to find survivors. we are working through the night, so it's a lot more difficult. people can't see, there is debris everywhere. it's dangerous to work in these areas where we are still looking, search and rescue teams are still out but they're having to use flashlights, head lamps. so the challenges are ongoing. the local red cross teams we have her

kyle and kye — evans and whyte — claimed gold and silver in the bmx.es all to show for their efforts. at gleneagles, golf‘s european debut had britain second to iceland in the team competition. whilejess learmonth‘s silver saw great britain finish second on the overall medal table, behind russia. well, as that heatwave baked royal lytham, georgia hall's putter was red—hot she won her first major. stateside, brooks koepka was at it again. the us pga this time. in hockey, ireland rewrote the script of the world cup. the part—timers, remarkable runners—up. at wembley, one side was shaking up the establishment. no french team had ever won the challenge cup. history is made by the catalans dragons! august was outstanding for our para athletes. sophie hahn, european athletics gold times three. alice tai, european swimming gold times four. and at the wheelchair basketball worlds, britain's men and women finished first and second. after his appointment injanuary, phil neville guided england's women to next year's world cup, where they'll be joined for the firs

there was an angry confrontation between dillian whyte and dereck chisora as they weighed—in ahead ofisagreements between them, which continued back stage. the winner of the rematch at the o2 could set—up a potential title bout with anthonyjoshua next year. and there's a big night of boxing in manchester as well, where carl frampton faces josh warrington for the ibf featherweight title. warrington, who's from leeds, is unbeaten in his 27 professional fights. northern irishman — frampton is looking to win back a world title — he previously held the wba version before his first career defeat last year. every christmas, the world's top show—jumpers travel to the centre of london for the olympia international horse show. it's a week long event — and this afternoon is the one they all want to win — the world cup qualifier. britain's ben maher is one of the big names competing — not only for the huge prize money but also for the points which count towards a place in the world cup final next year. the olympic gold—medallist in 2012 has had a great year and a win at olympia would be a nice ch

there's a big night of uk boxing tonight with the english heavyweights dillian whyte and dereck chisora

there was an angry confrontation between dillian whyte and dereck chisora as they weighed—in ahead ofnight. both fighters came in just over i7 and a half stone, but after the face—off there were verbal disagreements between them, which continued back stage. the winner of the rematch at the 02 could set up a potential title bout with anthonyjoshua next year. and there's a big night of boxing in manchester as well, where ca rl frampton faces josh warrington for the ibf featherweight title. warrington, who's from leeds, is unbeaten in his 27 professional fights. northern irishman — frampton is looking to win back a world title — he previously held the wba version before his first career defeat last year. ballet on skis sounds like an idea for a new celebrity reality show, but anyone who knows their winter sports from the 80's and 90's will know how big it was back then. there hasn't been an official international competition since 2000, but one man is determined to bring it back. we sent mike bushell to the chill factor in manchester to find out more. music plays. not so much dancing on

there's a big night of uk boxing tonight with the english heavyweights dillian whyte and dereck chisorah warrington will fight carl frampton for the ibf featherweight title. both fights are expected to be very close and the clash of timings has irritated many boxing fans and in particular the warrington—frampton promoter frank warren. it is disrespectful to the sport and disrespectful to the fans. it is the time of year when people maybe can't afford to pay for two events. it is ridiculous. there is no sense to it. i have no problem with competition, but it is stupid competition. you will not put on man city and man united, playing 3pm, saturday, on the same day. it does not happen, in the same town. they split the teams up to make it work to make sure you have a maximum audience. you need a maximum audience for your sport because he want to grow your sport. every christmas, the world's top show—jumpers travel to the centre of london for the 0lympia international horse show. it's a week long event and this afternoon is the one they all want to win — the world cup qualifier. britain's be

whyte's let's. stand up for human rights. hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has backed down on his demands for five billion dollars for a border war he's trying to end the standoff over federal spending and avoid a partial government shutdown by the end of the week michaela as update from washington d.c. . well a week ago president trump said he would be proud to shutdown the government should he not get the five billion dollars for his border wall in the budget however he now appears to be retreating from this rather extreme position implications are that they are other avenues for raising the funds being explored this is what the white house press secretary had to say we're looking at every avenue available to us possible the president's asked every one of his cabinet secretaries to look for funding that can be used and to protect our borders and for that give the president the ability to fulfill his constitutional obligation to protect the

and ahead of his fight this weekend, dillian whyte says whichever way it goes, he's unlikely to get ater half past. student loans will add £12 billion to the country's national debt because they are to be reclassified as public spending. the office of national statistics made the ruling this morning and revealed that almost half the value of student loans will be lost as many graduates will never reach the income level required to repay their debts. let's speak now to our correspondent navtej johal. why are the rules being changed? this is all about how the government record student loans on its balance sheet. it is a technical change, but one with major implications. under the current system, the money that the current system, the money that the government gives out under student loans is not recorded as public spending. the theory being that because it is a loan, it will get that money back. many have criticised the system as a fiscal illusion, because in practice around 45% of those loans are not expected to be repaid. students only start paying them off when they own above £25,000

two years ago whyte came out on top on points when these two first met.ow on afternoon live, let's go nationwide and see what's happening around the country, in our daily visit to the bbc newsrooms around the uk. jeff brown is in newcastle to explain the ten—year difference in life expectancy in darlington for people living in neighbourhoods either side of one road. the figures come from the annual report of darlington's director of public health. and of course, one of the most famous sounds of christmas around the world is the choir of king's college in cambridge. this year is the centenary of the festival of nine lessons and carols from king's. we will talk to susie fowler—watt in norwich about this shortly. but first to jeff. why is it in one street life expectancy in darlington can be so different? it is important to stress, it is notjust about this one street, it is a wider picture. just because you live on the street you won't necessarily live longer than the chap over the road. this is from the town's director of public health and it is the worst h