ahead. _ we�*ve focused on the rugby league world cup, it�*s a crunch weekend ahead in the women�*s rugby uniong on australia in the quarterfinals — and kate grey is there for us. kate, it�*s all happening behind you and great to see. kate, it's all happening behind you and great to see.— and great to see. yes, more rugby news for you. _ and great to see. yes, more rugby news for you, this _ and great to see. yes, more rugby news for you, this is _ and great to see. yes, more rugby news for you, this is a _ and great to see. yes, more rugby news for you, this is a game - and great to see. yes, more rugby news for you, this is a game of. news for you, this is a game of multiple we know from the paralympic games. currently half—time. australia versus great britain in the final of the quarter finals we have seen here at these world cup flu. at by five points. great britain have hard work ahead of them in the second half to try to claw back. we have seen these teams on many occasions, let�*s remember great britain are the paralympic champions. but they have struggled to keep up with the pace of the

england continued their successful start to the women�*s rugby union world cup with a narrow victorying defeat to australia. jo currie reports. england may have won their last 26 matches by games against france are really comfortable. usually labelled the crunch, this breakfast time clash renamed the branch started with some bite. the french lowest —— lost two key players early on. emily scarlett touchdown, kicking the conversion and penalty to put her side after the restart, england built but blundered and as pressure mounted, temporary —— tempers flared. in this kind of game points mattered. england�*s lead was stretched with that kick. france put themselves on the scoreboard in a few minutes and were right back in it. a big finish loomed but while the french defence held strong, they could not find a way through to close the gap. england rattled but make it two wins from two. meanwhile more world cup heartache from scotland. having led australia they were overrun in the second half, eventually succumbing to another narrow defeat which leaves them needing to beat new zealand next w

tonight before their world cup starts next weekend for that we will also look ahead to the women�*s rugby uniondam, a star—studded new movie directed by david 0 russell. so, lost king. the lost king. sally hawkins stars and, honestly, a stranger than fiction tale of finn langley his quest to find and retrieve the remains of king richard iii, famously maligned by history

holiday, officially approved, so the initiative to create it, yes, the belarusian union with women is informed. juice, because it 'somen's union, which was supported. got approval from the top. and so we have appeared with you father's day is mother's day should be where the father is and who unites such weeks of parental care and love. it seems to me that this is absolutely wonderful it's about a family. do you believe that women are capable of being more effective in politics than men. i believe that we can all complement each other. i have already said more than once that if you see a successful man, then look behind his back for a woman who makes her man successful, including, do you have, uh, or in a union, or in general, in principle , a woman who that inspires you accomplishments, whose example seems to you, that's the perfect role-playing for you for me, always anywhere. in any work has always been important. ah, the role of leader. i had to always see the leader i follow from the very beginning. when i came to vision, i had a person i looked up to, whom i followed this agency, minsk news. this is the minsk

the women�*s rugby union world cup begins in new zealand tomorrow morning — a year later than scheduledwer. no, not yet. it�*s quite absurd in many ways. when i became first minister, david cameron was prime minister and i think we spoke on the phone the night i became first minister and i spoke on the phone with theresa may within a day of her becoming prime minister and ian with theresa may within a day of her becoming prime minister and same with borisjohnson, i�*ve got deep political differences with all of the politicians but we have a duty to work together constructively. it�*s not just me. mark drakeford is in the same position. not even a phone call? no, and i don�*t know whether that is arrogance, lack of respect or insecurity, whatever it is, it�*s not the right way to do government in a grown—up way, so i hope we will see a change. i will do my best to work with liz truss as constructively as possible or whoever comes after her because you can�*t take anything for granted in uk politics these days, but other than an exchange or two during the events for the queen after her de

so rugby league, women's rugby union, plenty of world cups at the moment and another got under way this morning. cricket�*sed to qualify for the main stage of the tournament later in the month — were beaten by namibia a side ranked 14th in the world. that's all from sportsday. just a reminder come in the last 15 minutes or so, they completed a 1—0 victory in the premier league and a hugely intriguing and entertaining game, vitalfor all of hugely intriguing and entertaining game, vital for all of those who are hoping that manchester city don't run away with the premier league this season. it is ours know who ended the day top of the premier league by four points. next up, it's the film review. film review on bbc news. i'mjane hill and with us, of course, for ourfinal fling is mark kermode. hi, mark. hello. we won't end with a whimper, but with a bang — we have halloween ends.

also look weekend for that we will also look ahead to the women's rugby union cup which starts in new zealand injust a few hours�* time. that�*s out on sports day at 630. now on abc it�*s time for the film review. i�*m jane hill. and taking us through this weeks releases, as ever is mark kermode. hi, mark. hi. so we have three very different movies, the lost king, the true story of sir richard iii. we have vengeance, the story of life, the universe and podcasts. and amsterdam, a star—studded new movie directed by david 0 russell. 50, lost king. the lost king. sally hawkins stars and, honestly, a stranger than fiction tale of finn langley his quest to find and retrieve the remains of king richard iii, famously maligned by history and playwrights like shakespeare, who she comes to believe the bones are under a car park in leicester. so the film reunites the team behind philomena. so the director and writers and costars steve cooper, who plays philip is x. who plays philip is ex, john. in real life philippa langley felt she was guided to the burial spot and got goose bumps while standing on it by something not quite normal, i sup

so rugby league, women's rugby union — plenty of world cups at the moment and another got underway this morning. cricket�*sshock in the first match. sri lanka, one of the teams expected to qualify for the main stage of the tournament later in the month, were beaten by namibia — a side ranked 14th in the world. and in the later match, the netherlandsjust edged home against the united arab emirates, winning with one ball and three wickets to spare. at the world track cycling championships, neah evans has won great britain's third gold medal in the points race, winning the final sprint of the event to secure the first individual world title of her career at the age of 32. it follows on from the team pursuit silver that she helped great britain to win earlier in the week. ethan hayter and oliver wood have taken the silver medal in the men's madison. they needed a big effort from hayter to overtake the belgian pair in the last two laps to take second place. hayter and wood had already won gold in the team pursuit and hayter also won the 0mnium last night. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in

leader is always expected to change what changes to expect from the women's union with your arrival. so a little is not a change. it 'se. activation, well, sort of, because really every leader comes, he has new ideas, a new vision for someone some areas are closer, yes, but someone is starting to work more with these areas. it so happened that when i worked in the presidential administration. i just supervised a public association, so i sort of know their work from above. and now i have loaded my work from the inside and understand that i need to change a little from the inside in terms of just speeding it up. yes, it can be a little faster there, as they say, soon to deepen the processes that are taking place there in order to get well, as it were, the desired desired results, yes, in order to be just somehow expand the sphere of influence, and make it so that even more women, a, plunge into some of our projects in our campaign that we are conducting. yes, so that these projects and actions are born from within, so that we understand what women want. hmm below, roughly speaking, yes, in order to raise their ideas alr

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union world cup. the women's side topping their pool — and extending their record winning streak, after hammering south africa 75—0 earlier. the win confirms wales�*s is in new zealand, and sent us this report. stepping out in the aukland sunshine. the place already secured, this match was all about winning the group, and such was their strength in depth, they made thirteen changes to their starting 15. england got off the mark early on. driving and eventually crashing over the line. south africa would be no pushovers. their big hits reminding england they were in a big clash. quickly, england started to pull away in the first half, jotting down four more times, secured as they headed into the break. after the restart, there was no letup from the world number ones as their try count continued to tot up. iifiif a thrashing on their opponents without ever really being tested. that's their 28th consecutive win and form they will need to continue heading into the knockout stages. england have cruised through their group stage. standing on their way next is a familiar foe as they face australia in the quarterfinals. they will start as favourites, but it

s make her a surprise in the apartment. please, thank you very much. point for our union. creative dating women who already have children.rical question or am i i don't know anything about you. no, it's me, i'm just keeping statistics for a new advertising project. i got it, well, you know, i guess. i'll break your stats. yes, because you know, i think it's wrong to invest in other people's genes like this. well, if they are very good children, in general, you don’t need to bring them up alone, quite big. you started the bagpipes, some of my plans for the next five years will not enter for you. i suggest you visit me today. i'm so tired. tuesday you are on tuesday and always spend the night with me. you know, i probably should have told you right away. it's just that i somehow did not dare too serious changes occurred in my life. their fate is firmly connected with their little motherland. for everything drowned in this city, i know that even in the synth i call myself zhabinkovtsy with such arrogance. so very velmy comely from ambition is washed by this well, let's say this, not an accidental name far from the hustle an

union women's world cup as well. let's have a third, shall he? that you going on and i third got under way this morning in australia. cricket�*se and there was a shockin preliminary stage and there was a shock in the very first match. sri lanka, one of the teams expected to going to qualify for the main stage in the month beaten by namibia, a team ranked 14th in the world, but they won by 55 runs. another act to they won by 55 runs. another act to the netherlands, just edged home against the united arab emirates, much closer, this one. one ball and three wickets to spare. that's all the time we have on sportsday. thanks ever so much for your company. you are going to enjoy the new zealand lebanon game on the bbc red button and bbc online. much of my reaction to the permitted fixtures as welcoming can include in that big win for liverpool against manchester city throughout the evening. that is it for sportsday. thank you for your company. goodbye for now. hello again. most areas of the uk enjoyed find weather through most of the afternoon with lots of sunshine initially. that's how things looked initially. that's how things loo

so rugby league, women's rugby union, plenty of world cups at the moment and another got under way this morning. cricket�*snka one of the teams expected to qualify for the main stage of the tournament later in the month were beaten by namibia a side ranked 14th in the world. and in the later match, the netherlandsjust edged home against the united arab emirates winning with one ball and three wickets to spare. britain's savannah marshall was beaten in the main event of a historic night of boxing at the 02 in london. when the whole card was made up of women's fights. american claressa shields won to become the undisputed middleweight champion. in a meeting that was more than ten years in the making, our reporter ade adedoyin was at the fight. a brilliant contest which more than lived up to expectations. it was billed as a classic matchup between boxer and puncher claressa shields, considered to be the better technical fighter of the two. but it was the american who started more aggressively. she swarmed on marshall in the opening round, and that set the tone for the fight, with two of them standing toe to t

next to the latest at rugby union's crisis club, worcester warriors, who say they now expect players and staff to leave after not getting paid. worcester�*s men's and women's from hm.rc next week. in the premiership last night, bottom beat top as newcastle managed their first win of the season at home to high—fliers bristol. newcastle, who were 17—3 up at the break, had to hold off a second—half comeback from bristol until mateo carreras sealed victory next to some argy bargy in the saddle, and one of horseracing's top jockeys has been banned for 60 days after nudging another rider off a horse during a race in france. the incident happened towards the back of the field as christophe soumillon appears to lean into fellowjockey rossa ryan who falls off the other side. but he was disqualified and given a two—month ban, starting on october 14, in the big race this weekend, pree de l'arc de triomph, tomorrow. it should never have happened, it was dangerous but he apologised straightaway to the rider was affected, the horse, to the owner, to the trainer of the authors well. he is aware he put them in real potential danger. luckily, no harm came of that incident