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_ zealand win both. let's hold that thought, shall we? it— zealand win both. might - zealand win both. let's hold that. thought, shall we? it might happen. john, thank you. as we approach winter, many of us will be looking at low—cost ways to stay warm — which might include filling up a hot water bottle. however, the children's burn trust is warning about their potential risks, following a 55% increase in injuries to young people, caused by bursting bottles. a warning that this report from jayne mccubbin does have some graphic images. the cost—of—living crisis has had very many consequences. as thermostats have gone down, the use of hot water bottles has gone up. and today, medics want to warn about the very real risk they pose. i can't believe the extent of the injury from one hot water bottle. yeah. your skin hasjust peeled off. yeah, it did. it was very, very painful. my legs were shaking. they were literally shaking. this is what happened to 14—year—old fati when her hot water bottle exploded. i'd noticed that i had cramps and i wanted to, like, use my hot

england play three tests in new zealand in november and december. coming up later but before that there is the sprint race with max verstappen starting on pole, boosting his hopes of winning a fourth straight world championship. verstappen�*s championhsip rival lando norris could only finish fourth. looking at the lab, if you balance issues still but to be ahead of the others is positive. i think when you look, there was a mistake and 12 and i think he would have been there also. i am happy, but i think there are a lot of fast cars around me but it is positive. spain'sjorge martin has extended his motogp championship lead to 16 points over title rival francesco bagnaia after winning the sprint race in australia the race was marred by a huge crash between aprilia rider maverick vinales and marco bezzecchi on his ducati. both riders were battered and bruised but with no lasting damage. martin led from start to finish. defending world champion bagnaia could only finish fourth. martin also finished top in qualifying earlier with bagnaia back in fifth ah

england play three tests in new zealand in november and december.lead to 16 points over title rival francesco bagnaia after winning the sprint race in australia the race was marred by a huge crash between aprilia rider maverick vinales and marco bezzecchi on his ducati. both riders were battered and bruised but with no lasting damage. martin led from start to finish. defending world champion bagnaia could only finish fourth. martin also finished top in qualifying earlier with bagnaia back in fifth ahead of sunday's grand prix. they don't look happy, though. in the world rally championship, sebastien 0gier assumed the lead of the central european rally on saturday after championship leader thierry neuville spun his hyundai on stage 11 and lost precious seconds getting back on the road. 0gier went on to win the stage and now leads the rally with a five—second advantage. britain's elfyn evans is in third while neuville dropped to fourth with that mistake. and in the last hour new zealand have defended the america's cup, winning the first race of the da

well, west indies or new zealand. it means that potentially it'll be a new name on the trophy.tainly it is going to be the first women's world cup final in any format that doesn't feature either australia or england. for the organisers of the competition, that is something to be celebrated. it shows the game has depth and strength. south africa outstanding here in dubai to book their place in sunday's final. well, staying in asia and over to multan, where pakistan are in pole position to level the three test series with england. the touring side will resume day four on 36—2 in their second innings, chasing an unlikely 297 to win. 16 wickets fell in total on thursday as england's first innings was wrapped up before pakistan made 221. in their second, salman agha top—scoring with 63 on a tricky spinning pitch. well, we are ahead of the game, there is no doubt about that. but as you know, as we all know, england is someone who can put the momentum very quickly to their side. so we need to be aware of that and we need to be doing the good things we are doing. if you thought england

we put 49 points on a really good new zealand team.uper proud of their performances. jess breach getting a hat—trick, a big shout out to her. but it's also the work that the forwards put in to — to the backs as well, then the super eight coming off the bench and giving us that energy. we have talked about how we want to grow the tournament and make sure we attack it. and that's what we're doing. it wasn't entirely convincing, but india have their first win at the women's t20 world cup after beating pakistan by six wickets in dubai. pakistan won the toss, batted first, struggled to get any meaningful partnership going, richa ghosh dismissing fatima sana. that made 105—8. india lost their opening match and were cautious. they had a wobble when some took two wickets in two balls but they eventually got themselves over the line. india weathered over they face sri lanka on wednesday was pakistan will be the champions australia on friday. the west indies had their first win of the tournament, beating scotland by six wickets after restricting

england play three tests in new zealand in november and december.has extended his motogp championship lead to 16 points over title rival francesco bagnaia after winning the sprint race in australia. the race was marred by a huge crash between aprilia rider maverick vinales and marco bezzecchi on his ducati. both riders were battered and bruised but with no lasting damage. martin led from start to finish. defending world champion bagnaia could only finish fourth. martin also finished top in qualifying earlier with bagnaia back in fifth ahead of sunday's grand prix. and new zealand have successfully defended the america's cup, winning the first race of the day in barcelona to take the best of 13 series 7—2 over ineos britannia. that's their third straight america's cup victory. that's all the sport for now. thank you so much. there are just over two weeks until voters head to the polls in the us election — where democratic hopeful kamala harris has been looking to increase her popularity with a key group of the electorate. according to recent polling,

new zealand have also begun with a win.t close. no batter making more than 15 runs, devine also took three catches — including the final wicket — as india were bowled out for 102 — new zealand winning by 58 runs — their first victory in 11 t20's. the premiership women's rugby season starts tomorrow. gloucester—hartpury are the defending champions and face leicester tigers on sunday. they are chasing an unprecedented hatrick of titles, but as our rugby reporter sara orchard told me, it promises to be another very close season. the most interesting thing about gloucester heartbreak going for this trouble is actually their starting 15 will remain relatively unchanged and it's all about consistency for them. it's more the rest of the leak really strengthen to try and challenge them i would say would say would be the main thing to watch out for. we say gloucester heartbreak are going to a famous trouble, they will be frustrated each time they've heard over the last week. when kobe hit they were denied that opportunity but sarace

meanwhile, new zealand have picked beauden barrett ahead of damian mckenzie at fly half for the matcho—time world player of the year, spent the early part of this year playing forjapanese side toyota verblitz as part of a sabbatical agreed with new zealand rugby. finallly, the los angeles dodgers have returned home after their world series championship win. the team and family members travelled on two planes, with the players and the commissioner's trophy flown in on the new england patriots team plane. they'll commemorate their championship on friday with a downtown parade followed by a celebration at dodger stadium. they defeated the new york yankees in five games, clinching the title with a 7—6 victory in the bronx. that is all your sport for now, martine. tenure, thank you very much. drones have been used extensively by both the ukrainian and russian militaries and have changed how the war is being fought. there is now increasing evidence that the kremlin is using drones to target civilians from the sky. take a look at these images. the ukrainians say that in the past three months

of these last games and move on to new zealand.s so good about their spinners that made it so difficult for your team? noman, his control was phenomenal throughout, not only this test match but the last one. when there is assistance and manipulation of pace i thought was really good, so you hold your hands up to the opposition skill as well. given the conditions and favourable home conditions for them that is obviously something they are very used to. our spinners did a greatjob. the amount of wickets fallen to spin was evident that it was always going to be spin who decided the game as well. you have to hold your hands up and say everything pakistan threw at us, as they were able to keep on top of us at all times. what was the decisive part of the match? last night, the way sajid came and played, he took massive risks when we had taken the wicket of noman and sometimes they work, sometimes they don't. it paid off for the way he came out and played. ten or 15 runs here and there on these types of wickets are always massive and the

new zealand then made 402.ia have fared much better with sarfaraz khan making a century and rishabh pant 99 — agonisingly bowled just one short of his century. new zealand hit back taking the last 7 indoian wickets for just 5a runs. so new zealand need 107 to wind up on the final day with 10 wickets in hand jordan cox is set to make his england test debut on the tour of new zealand next month, with jamie smith likely to miss part of the series for the birth of his first child. cox who plays for essex is the back—up wicketkeeper to smith on the current tour of pakistan. england play three tests in new zealand in november and december. finally to tennis and hugo gaston pulled off one of the shots of the year in his victory over alex de minaur at the european open. the frenchman played a behind the back winner after chasing a de minaur forehand down the line. he went on to win in three sets and will now face roberto bautista—agut in the semi—finals later. it is 1-1 it is 1—1 between spurs and west ham. we will hav

new zealand batted first and started well — opener georgia plummer top—scoring with 33.e innings when she got her catching position all wrong. thankfully, she was able to walk off the field of play. deandra dottin took four wickets as west indies set their opponents 129 to win, but they couldn't chase it down, falling nine runs short of their target. new zealand through to their first final since 2010 — they'll play south africa for the trophy on sunday. to football now. there's been a lot of reaction to the appointment of former chelsea and bayern munich manager thomas tuchel to the position of england manager. some fans and pundits asking why an english manager wasn't selected instead of a german. eddie howe's name is one that's been linked with the job several times. the newcastle manager was asked today if he had been interviewed by the fa, he said no and that he was surprised they had appointed a foreign coach. i have always said, and i've been very clear on this whenever i've been asked, going back years and years, my preference would have been for an english coach

of new zealand and takes the cost of borrowing rate of 4.75%. inflation has come off its highs and is within their one to 3% target range. think of the nordic countries and sipping on a glass of locally produced wine probably isn't what you would imagine, but this cooler northern region is now emerging as a new frontier in wine—making. 0ver recent years, dozens of new commercial vineyards have opened in denmark, southern sweden and even norway. but can this new industry break through? from zealand in denmark, adrienne murray has been finding out more. far north of bordeaux or tuscany, more than 10,000 vines are growing on this danish hillside. scandinavia is hardly known as a prime wine growing region. this small but growing wine industry is starting to flourish. a wave of nordic winemakers now stretches well into sweden. with the world's northernmost up in norway. this winery started 13 years ago. people found out it is possible to grow wine in denmark so of course newcomers are coming every year. here it is mostly white wine made from the grap

but new zealand's chase never got going. bowled out for 88 in the final over — losing by 60 runs. novak djokovic has moved a step closer to a 100th career title. he's into the last 16 at the shanghai masters after beating italy's flavio cobolli, taking just over an hour to win in straight sets, droppingjust three games. djokovic is aiming to become only the third man afterjimmy connors and roger federer to clock up a century of tournament victories. meanwhile at the wuhan 0pen — 17—year—old mirra andreeva is into the second round after beating chinese wildcard wang xiyu in straight sets. and a familiar face awaits andreeva in round two, her older sister erika. and in the nfl, new yorkjets are looking for a new head coach. that's after they sacked robert saleh after losing three of their opening five matches, including defeat to the minnesota vikings in london on sunday. saleh had been head coach for three and a half years. and finally — if you're not a fan of heights, it might be best to look away now as we take you to spain

they need pakistan to do them a favour tomorrow against new zealand in dubai. 0f against new zealandl be india one of the three tournament favourites knocked out of the competition, priorto favourites knocked out of the competition, prior to the semifinal. england's men begin their second test against pakistan on tuesday, with captain ben stokes looking likely to make his return to the side. he's been out since the beginning of august with a hamstring injury, but was bowling at full pace in the nets earlier today. bowling consultant james anderson has told the bbc that he's confident stokes is ready to go. looks great. he has worked really hard on his fitness since he got injured and is looking as strong as i have ever seen him. looking as strong as i have everseen him. he looking as strong as i have ever seen him. he has had a good bowl today in the nets. he looks good to go. d0 good bowl today in the nets. he looks good to go.— looks good to go. do you think ou will looks good to go. do you think you will be _ looks good to go. do you think you will be able _ looks good to go. do y

we appreciate it. >>> zealand pharma is ramping up investment in the obesity drugs.he company says it wants to offer an alternative that can limit some of the side effects. speaking to cnbc.com, the cfo, adam steensberg, gave his outlook on developing the next generation of weight loss drugs. >> it is really about understanding the next generation molecules not based ons. i believe there is an opportunity to develop as a first line category. it's not the first time in history where the first innovation into the first major area was perhaps not the best. i truly believe we are now going to soon see the movement to other categories and not just being excited about the first generation molecules. >> quite. we will watch the space on that. there has been talk about zealand pharma being an acquisition target. how do you respond to that? >> we have been in discovery for 25 years. we have a clear ambition to continue into the next phase of our life. as a patent, we have a lot to offer and team up for a large pharma company. it is not out of our plans. our plans is to partne

new zealand havejust won in india, orare winning a series in india.ick has named his england team to face new zealand at twickenham in rugby's autumn nations series on saturday. ben spencer will make his first start for england at scrum—half in place of alex mitchell, who remains out with a neck injury. henry slade is fit enough to start at centre. he'll partner 0llie lawrence, with marcus smith at fly half. tom curry makes his first england start since the rugby world cup 12 months ago, while slade has played less than an hour of rugby this season since returning from shoulder surgery for his club last weekend. sladey said he wanted to play for his club and he's an experienced player. he's an experienced test player, and that's what he wanted to do. so, ok, i back him. i think he's been in great physical shape. sensed almost as soon as he had the shoulder surgery, and he's told me exactly what he needs to do to plan his return to be back playing for exeter, back playing for england for this autumn nations series. he's been driven, which, again, is ex

having won the toss and elected to bat, new zealand made a strong start thanks to an opening partnership of 48 which featured georgia plimmer, who top—scored with 33 as new zealand posted a target of 129. in reply, the windies lost early wickets, but were given a lifeline through deandra dottin, who also made 33 injust 22 balls. the match went down to the final over, but suzie bates picked up the wicket of zaida james to book new zealand's place in the final. it's taken more than 1000 days, but pakistan have won a home test match. they beat england by 152 runs in the second test in multan to level the three—match series. left with the monumental task of chasing 297 on a dusty multan pitch reused from the first test, england were dismissed for 144 before lunch on day four, with noman ali doing the bulk of the damage, finishing up with eight wickets. it is pakistan's first test win on home soil since 2021, setting up a series decider in rawalpindi which starts next thursday. it was always going to be a tough ask but we had massive belief we could go out there and do that. but, yeah, you kn

they need pakistan to do them a favour tomorrow against new zealand in dubai.ia, one of the three tournament favourites, knocked out of the competition, prior to the semifinals. england's men begin their second test against pakistan on tuesday, with captain ben stokes looking likely to make his return to the side. he's been out since the beginning of august with a hamstring injury, but was bowling at full pace in the nets earlier. bowling consultant james anderson has told the bbc that he's confident stokes is ready to go. yeah, looks great. he has worked really hard on his fitness since he got injured and is looking as strong as i have ever seen him. he has had a good bowl today in the nets. i think he looks good to go. do you think you will be able to do his full stint as bowler, or has that got to be managed a bit? i think it will be managed but knowing ben i think once he gets into the game there might not be any stopping him, he willjust, he is just that sort of player. but, yeah, he is good to go and we'll have to wait and see what he can do during the ga

those charges involved 70 victims aged between 10 and 16, in new zealand and the united states.e we go any futher, i need to warn you that many of the details we'll be hearing about this case are really distressing. catherine kierans, chief prosecutor at psni spoke at a press conference earlier. we believe this to be the first time in abuser has been held accountable for manslaughter where the victim and perpetrator have never met in person. the prosecution team was also able to apply the offence of blackmail which normally concerns physical property to the digital images mccartney was demanding. we have since been able to prosecute suspects for blackmail and other cases of catfishing. we will use the full extent of the law to hold abusers responsible for actions. and a statement was read out on behalf of the grandparents of cimarron thomas. grandparents of cimarron thomas-_ grandparents of cimarron thoma— thomas. we've all been devastated _ thomas. we've all been devastated by _ thomas. we've all been devastated by our - devastated by our granddaughter's passing, we know— grand

although a flurry of wickets means new zealand are still favourites.ead of 82, with one day of the match still remaining. keep across it on the bbc sport website. that is all for now. to the united states and the race for the white house. and both donald trump and kamala harris have been campaigning in the key battleground state of michigan. it is one of seven states that either of them could win. the latest polls show the race remains on a knife edge with the pair very close in all of them — harris just ahead in four and trumpjust ahead in three but the numbers are well within the margin of error. vice president harris delivered a speech focused on labour issues in michigan, one of the biggest manufacturing states in the country. ahead of that, she delivered another speech in grand rapids where a group of pro—palestinian protesters gathered at the venue in protest. the war in gaza is a key issue for voters in michigan, which has the largest proportion of arab—americans in the us. our senior north america correspondent gary o'donoghue was at that rally

one of the things that has happened is that the new zealand leg of that the new zealand leg of that trip has been cancelled for now. we understand that there will be rest days in place and i will not be any events late in the evening to make sure the king has enough time to recuperate. this is the start of a nine—day tour by king charles and queen camilla of australia and samoa. some of the highlights of the trip will be visiting the aboriginal and islander memorial, a fleet review of the royal australian navy in sydney harbour. they will also go to the national botanic gardens and a community barbecue, of course a tradition in australia. the king will also meet two australians, hearing about the work they do to help those affected by melanoma, one of australia's most common cancers. this year is the start of the national nine—day tour by king charles and queen camilla. in the build—up to this trip, politics has been a key focus there, especially the ongoing debate as to whether australia should become a republic. and of course, we have our teams on the ground in australia. they will be

it's new zealand first victory in 11 t20�*s matches.ed west indies — with nonkululeko mlaba the pick of their bowlers — with four wickets forjust 29 runs. that helped restrict the windies to 118 from their 20 overs — and south africa chased it down with ease. captain laura wolvaardt and tazmin brits with unbeaten half centuries — as south africa won by 10 wickets. that's all the sport for now. many thanks. the british government has announced it will invest nearly twenty—two billion pounds in what it calls "ground—breaking" projects to capture and store carbon dioxide. ministers say the new developments — in merseyside and teesside — will create thousands ofjobs and pave the way for a "clean energy revolution". but environmental groups say it is "a lot of money" to spend on projects which will facilitate oil and gas production to continue. justin rowlatt — our climate editor — has this report. the government brought out the big guns today, a top—level political trifecta of the prime minister, the chancellor of the exchequer and the ener

of these last games and move on to new zealand.mitchell santner was their star bowler in pune. he took six wickets, including the key one of virat kohli. india were chasing 359 to win but finished well short, all out for 2a5. it means new zealand end india's unbeaten home record that's lasted for 12 years. they take an unassailable 2—0 lead in the three test series. jack draper is through to the final of the vienna 0pen — it's the first time in his career that he's reached the final of an atp 500 tournament. earlier this year, he won an atp 250 event in stuttgart. the us open semi finalist beat italy's lorenzo musetti, who was just above him in the rankings, in straight sets. draper had to hold off a second—set comeback from the world number 16 — it took him one hour and a8 minutes to win. the 22—year—old will now face karen khachanov in the final after khachanov beat the second seed, alex de minaur. and that's all the sport for now. here, footage has emerged on social media appearing to show the labour mp for runcorn and helsby —

games and move on to new zealand.ies in india for the first time. mitchell santner was their star bowler in pune. he took six wickets, including the key one of virat kohli. india were chasing 359 to win but finished well short — all out for 245. it means the black caps end india's unbeaten home record that's lasted for 12 years, taking an unassailble 2—0 lead in the three—test series. there are five premier league games on saturday. the champions manchester city are at home to a southampton side with just one point from theirfirst eight games this season. pep guardiola knows a win will take city top with liverpool away at arsenal on sunday but the city boss says nothing can be taken for granted. if you start to change your thoughts the players will notice. they will know you are not a big believer. sooner or later, the results bad is coming. after champions league i prefer to play against teams in the table because you are focused on the best thing we can do is just watch the table. elsewhere, fourth—placed aston vill

and right now india face new zealand. new zealand have just lost their first wicket.their first wicket. in fact, it is now 67-2— their first wicket. in fact, it is now 67-2 is both openers have now — is now 67-2 is both openers have now gone _ is now 67-2 is both openers have now gone for - is now 67-2 is both openers have now gone for new- is now 67-2 is both openers - have now gone for new zealand. you can follow that on the bbc sport website. and that's all the sport for now. and now back to the middle east. these are the live pictures over beirut and we have seen more strikes on the lebanese capital today. huge blasts overnight quite close to the airport. with reports israel was going after the new leader of hezbollah. and also strikes in beirut yesterday with the israeli military saying they are still assessing the damage of the strikes on the damage of the strikes on the hezbollah�*s intelligence headquarters. a major road out of lebanon was struck overnight, which the israeli military says was being used to transport weapons — the israeli military accused hezbo

new zealand can book their spot in the last four with a win against pakistan later today.l be decided on net run—rate, with india also still in with a chance of qualifying. an england victory over west indies tomorrow will guarantee them top spot in group b and a place in the semis. a west indies win means net run rate will again come into play. expecting it to be a good game. um, looks like it's been a little bit easier conditions in dubai, so hopefully that comes to fruition for us. um, but yeah, i think we're just ready to get going. um, seal our place in the semi final hopefully and see what happens, especially with like the slow outfields. you've got to chase after every ball in the field. so you're doing that little bit extra as a whole team. um, but i think we've coped with it really well and we're going really strongly with it, so hopefully it's paid off. they've definitely got some big hitters in their squad. um, i think wejust need to stick to our basics, be ready to, uh, adapt to what we need to, especially with a new pitch. um, but i think we're confident to go

japan, the philippines, as well as the indo-tech quad, japan, the republic, korea, australia, new zealandthe american system. the so -called extended deterrence is given to the quadrangle of the usa, japan, australia, india, the so-called quad. the foundation of this structure is laid by the power component. we are talking about regular military exercises and cross-agreements between the participating countries, which are called upon to ensure the implementation of elements of military, military-technical, military-political cooperation. it is very indicative that the process of creating the military-technical indo-pacific architecture, security, closed on the united states of america, is the second component. including space, artificial intelligence, in this series the efforts of westerners to link the climate with security, which is nothing more than an attempt to create new opportunities for the implementation of a long-standing dangerous idea, the so -called humanitarian interventions, it is characteristic that even in the field of health care, priority is given to the creation of the

new zealand won the toss in sharjah and chose to bat.final against south africa, who stunned defending champions australia in their semi on thursday. rafael nadal says he is emotionally ready to bid farewell to tennis at the davis cup in malaga. the 22—time grand slam champion announced last week he will retire from the sport at the tournament next month... when he will represent spain. however he did stress that he will only compete in the singles if he feels he is physically capable of winning. new zealand are one win away from retaining the america's cup with victory over britannia in both of friday's races. after the british team won both of wednesday's races to start a comeback... the defending champions responded with two big wins on choppy waters off the coast of barcelona. they have a 6—2 lead... with their first opportunity to clinch the america's cup coming on saturday. and that's all the sport for now. before we move on. that is italy's prime minister who is giving a press conference alongside lebanon's prime minister. she is

the new zealander who rescued 0leksii was kane te tai.stayed on the front and was killed just two weeks later. they perform a haka. even though they never had a chance to meet, to 0leksandr, kane means the world. marina once again saw her house in the news. she watched the video of 0leksii's rescue on social media. six months later, fima no longer tries to hide his identity, giving interviews to state tv using his real name and not covering his face — something rare for russian soldiers. andrei efimkin recreates the vuhledar dacha assault with new recruits as a military trainer... ..and walks with his newborn child and his wife, who says she couldn't be more proud of her husband. applause. andrei even shares his experience with elementary schoolchildren, where the teacher presents him as a hero. the bbc reached out to fima and asked him about what happened in number 17. we asked him what he was doing in marina's living room. when we mentioned marina, andrei quickly ended the call. we tried to reach out to him again and ask why his unit he

it's now a year censure last match a quarterfinal against new zealand.? ha. time. have you managed a year-round over that? ., �* over that? no. don't get overwhelmed. _ over that? no. don't get overwhelmed. that's - over that? no. don't get - overwhelmed. that's probably the hardest thing. —— don't the guy ever will. normally i've had plenty in my career where you just let that feel for the next two or three years. i'm sure the boys playing out will be fuelled by it at the next world cup for the above for me it was game over, finished. you have to draw a line in the sand and say, that part of your life is done. let's move on to the next and look back and be appreciative of what you did manage to achieve. now, there's been a rather significant overhaul of the netball superleague in the last few months and one of the new criteria from next season, is that the grand final will be held at the o2. someone who's won that match twice with loughborough lightening is rhea dixon. she's now playing for one of the new teams involved in the new format — nottingham fo

gone on and got us over the line — meanwhile, in bengaluru, rachin ravindra's century has put new zealandion on day three of the first test against india. having been bowled out for 46 on day two, india needed wickets to limit the damage and, although they started the day with a flurry of them, ravindra and tim southee came together to take new zealand to 402. india have begun their second innings and are currently 180—2. voting is open for the bbc women's footballer of the year 202a. five global players have been shortlisted based on their performances over the last year and the public will now decide the winner. you?can vote at bbc.com/ womensfootball. today we hearfrom usa and san diego wave's naomi girma. she won olympic gold at paris 2024 and in the last year has established herself as one of the best defenders in the world. girma also helped usa lift the concacaf gold cup in march and tasted success at club level winning the nwsl shield and challenge cup. shield and challenge cup. my my mum says that the world cup last year, i can't believe we are here. i'm like, me neither! i'm hon

new zealand secure their spot in the semifinals of the women's t20 world cup after beating pakistan.ngland cricket captain ben stokes in pakistan on his return to the men's test team. hello and welcome along to the programme. let's start with the nation's league football around europe, where there were 10 matches on monday. france ran out 2—1 winners in a tightly fought match with belgium in the top group. france striker randal kolo muani scored with a penalty in the first half before heading home the winner in the second. france saw out the win despite having captain aurelien tchouameni sent off with 1a minutes left. they were also missing kylian mbappe, who missed this round of games through injury. elsewhere, in the same group italy were 4—1winners over israel, so they stay top of the standings, one point ahead of france. germany are closing in on a quarterfinal spot, after a 1—0 win over the netherlands in munich. the unbeaten run for wales under craig bellamy continued, they beat montenegro 1—0 in cardiff after harry wilson scored from the spot in the first half. there's lots mo

it in more, attain the cities in the way things are being devoured by some the where all you new zealand wants to help school true and come back to class the and full gone. indigenous people in indonesia fee at the end of the way of life. the bananas, sweet potatoes, sago, vanilla. send them and they will grow in rain forest. all planets biggest alonda. thousands of rain forest pounds to still use this food today. but ever more deforestation is destroying bio diversity with its essential nutrition. so those who lives that. c c the comments here in some of the smooth and community heights a doc of secrets. since almost a decade, cases of malnutrition, i'm something have to come to a p of frequently compared to children as his age. efraim has experienced attempted growth since he is one of many told lives in the village who are looks off to by new i am the midwife who has been ins. nicky for more than 8 years full, malnourished toddlers, common infections such as diarrhea, pneumonia, old malaria can be faithful. the new ha amy says the main factor was the dietary shift from traditional die

unlike britannia, to new zealand didn't have to qualify for this, but there was no rust in us.d ultimately winners.— they were sharper, faster and ultimately winners. they lead the cu . ultimately winners. they lead the cu now, ultimately winners. they lead the cun now. 2-0- — ultimately winners. they lead the cup now, 2-0. for— ultimately winners. they lead the cup now, 2-0. for the _ ultimately winners. they lead the cup now, 2-0. for the british - ultimately winners. they lead the | cup now, 2-0. for the british crew it had been — cup now, 2-0. for the british crew it had been a _ cup now, 2-0. for the british crew it had been a chastening _ cup now, 2-0. for the british crewl it had been a chastening beginning. not the start we were looking for, but credit to the kiwis, two really good races. ithink but credit to the kiwis, two really good races. i think for us there were a few things that obviously we need to work on. b, were a few things that obviously we need to work on.— need to work on. a bumpy start for britannia but _ need to work on. a bumpy start for britannia but

new zealand have won the past two america's cups while britain have never won the competition.britain will be looking for more golds at the world track cycling championships in denmark later. they have one already. the women's team sprint trio of katy marchant sophie capewell and emma finucane here on the final lap came home ahead of the netherlands to add the world title to the olympic crown they won in paris in august. it's great britain's first track world championship gold in the event since 2008. all three are hoping for more medals as the week goes on. for me, personally, it felt harder than winning the olympic gold medal because of the high that we'd had from the games. you know, to get back into training and to get back prepared and get in the headspace after what's been an absolutely exhausting year, to be able to come to a world championships and produce three really really solid rides to win a gold medal. it's really really tough like really really tough. and yeah i'm so proud that we were able to do that today. so well done, girls. as well as their medals all the cy

new zealand are still in with a chance of making the women's t20 world cup semi—finals after they beattop—scoring with 35. georgia plimmer got her half—century and then sophie devine hit the winning runs as the kiwis chased the total with 15 balls to spare and won by eight wickets. it means new zealand are still third in group a, but separated from second—placed india only by run rate. meanwhile, in the other game of the day — player of the match tazmin brits took the 2023 runners—up south africa to victory over bangladesh with a steady 42 off 41 balls. the south african side winning by seven wickets to edge closer to booking their place in the semi—finals. novak djokovic is into the final of the shanghai masters, beating america's taylor fritz in straight sets. djokovic — who's 37 — was struggling with a hip problem towards the end. however, during the match, he played some of his best tennis of the season, winning 6—4, 7—6. and awaiting him in the final will be jannick sinner. he's the player at the bottom of your screen. the 23—year—old beat tomas machatc in straight sets, becoming

the eventual winner will face new zealand in the america's cup that starts on the 12th october.we go. manchester united are expected to stick with their manager erik ten hag for matches against porto and aston villa this week. that is despite their demoralising 3—0 defeat against tottenham at old trafford on sunday. and you can get all the latest sports news from the sport app or our website. that is it from us. thank you for watching. bye— bye. hello there. well, as we start off 0ctober, things are looking a little drier for a couple of days, but it has been a very wet september across the southern half of the uk. in fact, some spots towards the south of england have seen three or four times the average september rainfall. and it's notjust been the wettest september on record for some places, it's also been the wettest month on record. there's been more flooding in didcot in 0xfordshire here on monday, more flood warnings in force as we head through the rest of the night, mostly for central and north—western areas of england, where we're seeing the heaviest of the downpours. bu

the 37th america's cup starts on saturday off the coast of barcelona — emirates—new zealand, they're*s ineos britannia. the british boat came through a thrilling battle with the italians luna rossa in the louis vuitton cup for the right to face the kiwis. they're the first british boat to challenge for the america's cup in 60 years. it really is a once in a lifetime opportunity to be in an america's cup final like this. and i think in life in general, if you get an opportunity, in my experience, the trick is to take it on. don't be scared, take it on and go for it and give it everything. well, the america's cup is the oldest international sporting trophy. it's also the only international sporting trophy that britain has never won, so that's why it means so much to us as a british team. you know, we've got a very proud sporting heritage in britain, and this is the one thing that's missing. when you have a defender, a really strong defender like we do in emirates team new zealand, they are really like the all blacks of sailing and so taking them on in the america's cup, it's a bit like

india against new zealand is the next match and that begins in about ten minutes.t's all the sport for now. israel's campaign of air strikes against hezbollah in lebanon appears to be widening, with attacks in the capital, the east and the south. beirut endured a night of heavy strikes close to the airport and in the southern suburbs. as the israeli ground assault in the far south continues, loud explosions could be heard on friday around the port of tyre. the lebanese transport minister said an israeli airstrike hit a road near the border crossing with syria, used by hundreds of thousands of refugees fleeing the country. the lebanese government says nearly a quarter of the country's population has been displaced by the conflict. over a million people have been dispaced in lebanon. david miliband, the former uk foreign secretary, who's president and ceo of the international rescue committee aid organisation. told me the country had been turned upside down. this is obviously a moment of enormous humanitarian peril. the situation in gaza remains dire. 2 million peopl