and scenes of joy in south africa as the springboks win their 3rd rugby world cup their 1st with a black captain. a car bomb has exploded in a market in the northern syrian town of tell killing at least 13 people about 20 others were injured in the attack which turkey has blamed on the kurdish y p g the town was captured from the kurds last month by turkish backed fighters it's seen several bombings since turkey began its offensive in northern syria turkey wants to clear the area of kurdish fighters and create a so-called safe soon to our syrian refugees to return which has more from shunyo

a glimpse of the springboks to congratulate them if that's possible but it's been a long 12 for the springboks have one more leg and that's in cape town on monday and that's when the the cup will remain until the next world cup and we see just you know at the last members of the springboks coming through and people here just very excited it's been a really of a point of unity for south africans and especially in a year where there's been a lot of bad news both politically and economically yeah incredible same fair really really getting a reception like the rock stars that they are rugby for me to thank you so much for the well there will be a packed house at anfield on sunday and if you play mention city in the premier league that offending champions have raised concerns the team bus might be attacked again in her piece of what happened last april before the 2 sides met in the champions league and have a profound have been posting on social media calling for supporters to line the streets in the bus route and to bring their own pyrotechnics flags and banners. hopefully than the happen again so

up of both teams are in stark contrast to the sport's whites upper class roots for the 1st time the springboks will go into a world cup final with a black captain in c.r. colossi and there are hopes that a win for his team could inspire people from across the african continent it's hike up the sport paul race reports from america hama. believes it's 24 years since south africa's highest achievement in rugby was also part of a turning point in the country's history but now a team of players born in the early days of nelson mandela's rule is showing that the springboks victory at world cup 9095 was not a false dawn as they prepare for saturday's spinal against england. mandela's presidency was just over a year old when he handed the trophy to captain francois pienaar uniting a deeply racially divided country behind that team even so the squad was all white apart from winger chester williams who died just 2 weeks before world cup 2019 began in japan last month. now the team's 1st ever black captain c. achilles c. is leading a line up studded with stars from the rural areas and the townships coach

rugby world cup winning team or a bouncer returned home fountains of fans away seeing the victoria springboks team will be live in johannesburg later in the park. so just as we go to air a power sharing agreement has been signed in yemen now it is between the yemeni government and southern separatists this is to do with aid in the southern parts of the country a deal brokered by saudi arabia is aimed at ending a power struggle in the south the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman says it is a step towards a political solution to end the war in yemen now this is something that had opened up essentially a new front in the yemen war which has been going on for years already and as we mentioned it did pit. allies against each other saudi arabia and the united arab emirates so this is called the riyadh agreement and we're going to take you through some of the details now has been brokered by saudi arabia during weeks of negotiations aimed at sharing power between present. government and the southern transitional council the s.t.c. under the plan yemen's prime minister would return to aden to rei

well the rugby world cup winning springboks of south africa were welcomed by a sea of supporters at 0 or tom. johannesburg on tuesday thousands filled the airport to greet south africa returning home after they defeated england. to talk to win the world cup on a saturday in japan the springboks had its malls as that country meant celebrated their return. don't forget you can always get the news on the go just download from google play over me apps or not i'll give you access to the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for breaking you can also use the v.w. app that does photos and the tears. coming up next it is business africa we've been visiting and don't forget you can always get the latest news on our web site d w dot com today i'm headed home free thanks to your company and see you again a bright. future british. link from africa. the link to exceptional stories and discussion. of easy's and while with sandy deputed comes much to join us on facebook. for. earth. home to millions of species. worth saving. googling to us tell us.

crowds of singing and dancing supporters have welcomed the team — the springboks — in soweto in their nation—wide ‘victory tour‘. they set off from the capital pretoria and are heading all the way to cape town, visiting major cities along the way. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello. thursday brought us a day of heavy and persistent rain across some parts of the country, particularly for parts of northern england. there was 75mm of rain by the end of the day in sheffield and many areas have seen flooding problems and quite a lot of travel disruption too. we still have numerous flood warnings and severe flood warnings in force as well. although the worst of the rain will be easing away, river levels will be lagging behind the main rainfall, so still a lot of flooding problems through friday morning. now, the overnight rain has slowly been shifting a little bit further south, but an amber warning was issued from the met office for up to 100mm of rain across parts of south and west yorkshire, derbyshire, and greater manchester too.

the springboks delivered a brilliant and relentless attacking game, winning by 32 points to 12. for england there's bitter disappointment. for south africans it's a triumphant moment, for a sport that's come to represent huge change in their nation. our sports editor dan roan reports from japan. he had said he wished this tournament would never end but as coach eddiejones and his players left their hotel for their date with destiny, they knew the next few hours would define the rest of their lives. this the journey english rugby has been dreaming of for years. for those who simply had to see it for themselves, it was a moment to cherish. the prospect of glory no less tantalising, however, for their opponents. this would be a repeat of the final 12 years ago, the last time england had played on such a stage. whatever was about to unfold, they had already restored pride in the jersey and now they had to go to a place only one english team had been to before. but it was clear that their rivals, led by the springbok‘s first black captain, wanted thisjust as much. a sense that they

their captain siya kolisi proudly lifted the webb elllis trophy — as the bus carrying the springboks travelled from pretoria tojohannesburg — in front of thousands of fans who lined the route. on to golf — and tiger woods has named himself as one of his captain's picks for next month's presidents cup against the international team in melbourne. (gfx) woods has also picked former masters champion patrick reed and two rookies — the current us open champion gary woodland and tony finau. it means the american team will include three of the year's four major winners, and seven of the world's top 10. woods is the first "playing captain" of a presidents cup team since hale irwin in 1994. meanwhile, ernie els picked two rookies among his captain's picks — and they include im sung—jae who recently won the genesis championship in his native south korea. earlier in the season, im claimed a hole—in—one at the greenbrier classic on the pga tour. that tournament was won byjoaquin niemann who became the first chilean golfer to win on the pga tour. he'll now be the first player from ch

up of both teams are in stark contrast to the sport's whites upper class roots for the 1st time the springboks were going to a world cup final with a black captain in theory and their hopes that a win for his team could inspire people from across the african continent to take up the sport or research reports from the oklahoma believe it's 24 years since south africa's highest achievement in rugby was also part of a turning point in the country's history but now a team of players born in the early days of nelson mandela's rule is showing that the springboks victory at world cup $9095.00 was not a false dawn as they prepare for saturday's spinal against england. mandela's presidency was just over a year old when he handed the trophy to captain francois pienaar uniting a deeply racially divided country behind their team even so the squad was all whites apart from winger chester williams who died just 2 weeks before world cup 2019 began in japan last month. now the team's 1st ever black captain c. achilles is leading a lineup studded with stars from the rural areas and the townships coach rossi ra

by the springboks have a new captain who'll make hope to make history on saturday. jimmie johnson american is an indifferent 3 day visit focusing on boosting trade and business mechanise holding talks with the indian prime this in the on a wide range of issues including smog cities renewable energy and transport both sides also see potential in the fall out from the trade war between the u.s. and china germany's india's largest trading partner in the. other 2 leaders had $1.00 to $1.00 talks before the delegations met prime minister more the said the focus of how cooperation over technology could be intensified is . carrying out this multidimensional task the expertise of a technological and economic powerhouse like germany it will be very useful for india's provinces and i mean. that we have put special emphasis on increasing cooperation in areas such as high technology on social intelligence skills education on cyber security. cyber security. as well as business in security cooperation chancellor angela merkel highlighted the 2 countries longstanding relationship

france courts was cup final england's rugby players are the favorites against south africa but the springboks have a new captain who they hope will make history on saturday. hello and welcome. good to have you with us german chancellor angela merkel is an endeavor a 3 day visit focusing on boosting trade and business making is holding talks with the indian prime minister met in the more the on a wide range of issues including smart cities renewable energy and transport both sides also see potential in the fall out from the korean war between the u.s. and china germany is india's largest trading partner in your. life the leaders had $1.00 to $1.00 talks before the delegations met prime minister more they said they focused on how cooperation over technology could be intensified. i am i am carrying out this multidimensional task the expertise of a technological and economic powerhouse like germany it will be very useful for india's priorities and i mean. therefore we have put special emphasis on increasing cooperation in areas such as high technology artificial intelligence skills education and

of both teams there in stark contrast to the sport's whites upper class roots for the 1st time the springboks were going to a world cup final with a black captain in theory and their hopes that a win for his team could inspire people from across the african continent to take up the sport or research reports from the oklahoma believe it's 24 years since south africa's highest achievement in rugby was also part of a turning point in the country's history but now a team of players born in the early days of nelson mandela's rule is showing that the springboks victory at world cup $995.00 was not a false dawn as they prepare for saturday's spinal against england. mandela's presidency was just over a year old when he handed the trophy to captain francois pienaar uniting a deeply racially divided country behind their team even so the squad was all whites apart from winger chester williams who died just 2 weeks before world cup 2019 began in japan last month. now the team's 1st ever black captain c. achilles is leading a lineup studded with stars from the rural areas and the townships coach rossi ras

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a sea of closely became the 1st black captain to lift the trophy for south africa also known as the springboks. earlier i talked to d.w. correspondent adrian crease in capetown i asked him how important this rugby title is to south africans. absolutely maybe you can hear tooting people moving around celebrating motorcades moving around all over the place this was such an important victory for the country and in the end of the day quite clear when i'm just coming from one of the many props and boston with totally overcrowded today and the mood there was of course very good people told me that this is exactly what this country needed after weeks of rather negative news that economy xenophobic attacks this is finally something positive getting out of south africa and it is a reason to celebrate and the captain of the team has said it's right after the match quite clearly said we have so many problems back home but we're showing the people now what we can achieve when we all stand together give us a sense of how this sport ranks compared to say football. i mean football still has a lot bigger supp

the springboks tilt a 3rd world cup title has also been given a boost by the return from injury of one of their top stars. always keep in mind that the same will go on the field we're not going to be seen. as being selfish i think as a player. on the stage is set for an intriguing final in one of the toughest schools on the planet but only one team can reach their goals. well we're staying in edge of pan now where one of the world's top the new competitions is underway now it's known as the song that balloon festival of taking a look at some of the 1st images of the competitors in the 2 main events now a beauty pageant and a more traditional but moon race all the fiesta takes place every autumn make your toe it's asia's largest and perhaps its most colorful as well. you do. well coming up next meet the afghan women footballers risking their lives for the sport they love and shooting for freedom in doc film documentary series so if you get you can we get the latest news on our web site that is dot com i'm hungry thanks for your company and see you again soon. welcome to the what is the

our top stories: celebrations for south africans, after the springboks crush england in the rugby world cup. for many, a victory that goes beyond the sport. this is the biggest world cup in the world. and this is the sport that unites us as south africans. turkey blames kurdish militants for a deadly bomb blast in a syrian border town occupied by its forces. hello and welcome to bbc news. south africa are the rugby world cup champions for the third time in the tournament's history. the springboks took the title injapan beating england 32 points to 12 in the final — overpowering the english in the second half of the game. it was a historic win for the rainbow nation — and for many it was more than just a rugby match as andrew harding reports from johannesburg. the final whistle, and across south africa, the sense of a nation coming together, celebrating more than just a rugby match. it means unity, it means unity to south africa. we have been needing this. so it wasjust an amazing atmosphere. really the peoples enjoying it, everybody together, south africa as one nation. this is actu

now the rugby world cup winning springboks of south africa were welcomed by a sea of supporters at our town where airport in johannesburg on tuesday thousands filled the airport to greet a south africa returning home after they defeated england 322122 win the world cup on saturday in japan the springboks had it if smiles as that countryman celebrated their return. well up next e.w. business reports on power outages in zambia as drought leaves hydroelectric plants high and dry you can always get the latest news and information around the clock on our website is e.w. dot com i'm 103 in berlin thanks for watching. i'm secure in the firearm. and in the end this isn't the you're not allowed to sting your rules and you. are you familiar with this. when the smugglers were lions of the of the.

and as south africa celebrate winning their third rugby world cup, a legendary springbok captain calls it their most significant ever. for the first time since 1995, again this country now is just celebrating something that is extraordinary and that has the power of sport. good evening — lots to come with lewis hamilton expected to win his sixth formula one world title in the next few hours, but we start with the premier league, and some distressing scenes at goodison park where there was a horrific injury to everton‘s andre gomes. there was a long delay as the midfielder received treatment on the pitch. everton and spurs drew the game 1 all. joe lynskey reports. even the premier league superstars are only human. everton‘s man had just seen his to make his team—mate break his leg. they had not been in the league since january and they started this match in 13th place. they hoped that their season was kick—starting. nicotine, his personal farm has been kick—starting. nicotine, his personalfarm has been slow kick—starting. nicotine, his personal farm has been slow to start

the springboks area will come out on top? the springboks are a massive rugby band and they defeated japan in the quarter—finals but because eddiejones was coach of the japan four years ago when they beat south africa and he is now coach of england, hopefully the locals will get behind england as well.. there are many south african fans out there but hopes are for england this weekend. and before we go, we'd like to leave you with these pictures. there are burgers — and then there are burgers. this is said to be the biggest in thailand. it weighs around six kilos and contains 10,000 calories. if you can eat it inside nine minutes — you'll win a 10,000 baht prize — that's about $330. the restaurant owner warns patrons not to eat it too quickly — in case they choke. what about all the calories and cholesterol?! that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. the first few days of november looks set to bring some wet and blustery and potentially some stormy weather across some parts of the uk. certainly unsettled outlo

the springboks tilt at a 3rd world cup title has also been given a boost by the return from injury of one of their top stars. always keep in mind that they will go on the field. pursuing better just being selfish i think as a player. the stage is set for an intriguing final in one of the trophy schools on the planet but only one team can reach their goal. and that report by mark mad is from did obvious 49 joins me in the studio welcome ox and mighty or blacks from new zealand the defending champions have to be defeated brits in this final tomorrow maybe as easy as we think given the. last weekend they know another surprise could happen this weekend is ruby after roll so they won't be taking anything for granted but yes england have been the team in form they have better players in south africa they should win the game but normally ruby world cup finals a very tight affairs might come down to want to keep here all day so they know they've still got a lot of work ahead of them and what a year would be english sport in the players managed to win because of course the cricket has won the

images that have inspired a nation the springboks 3rd world cup triumph led by see its 1st black captain in the national team's 127 year history much like these boys khaleesi began playing rugby on this field at him sim gagne primary school this weeded township almost 20 years ago it's here that khaleesi got what was often his only meal of the day playing rugby on patch of grass littered with stones eric some good play was can lease his coach and the deputy principal that the school he says it was after spotting police his talent that he pushed him to get a scholarship at the prestigious grey high school a school with more resources of i'm very proud you know i'm very proud so hard a young black men from a tosser lifting that trip a list of you know i just that this history as a boy could he played for this club of the african bombers while khaleesi moved on to provincial rugby and now represent south africa not much has changed for his former club team practices barefoot and with little equipment and much of what they do have has been donated by collision of them despite the challenges

a lot of hope for for black south africans being able to progress in society and in sport with the springboks however progress on the rugby pitch was very slow at that time in $95.00 there was only one black south african player in the springboks team . at the next world cup they won in 2007 there was still only 2 black players that's very different there's 11 black players in the squad and it really embodied by their captain see it khaleesi who's from a poor township in the eastern cape and he's their 1st black captain speaking to african rugby leaders yesterday and they say the image of of lifting the world cup if south africa when here in yokohama would be such a powerful one for black south africans and for africans on the continent a whole which has a huge potential as a rugby playing continent and paul this is the 1st time that the rugby world cup has been held in asia so what's been the impact of having a tournament in japan. yes indeed on the pitch it's the impact that japan. of atonement they they reached the quarter finals only to be knocked out by south africa. but the public reall

aldrin we all on top of a that open top of buses in the port elizabeth just behind the springboks who are continuing to speak to prate around south africa and here in port elizabeth it's been quite extraordinary to see the people come out and their response to the springboks and just the joy they've expressed around that victory are we going to give you an idea of what it looks like the it is raining now it's done little kids here people from coming out but people here are very excited about this win what it means for south africans and especially that the captain of the team see a policeman is from port elizabeth actually heading to the townships read a where he grew up where he started his rugby career as a 7 year old people there we've already spoken to say that this is a monumental achievement for someone from their hometown and they also just very excited about what it means for south africans across the board in terms of what they can achieve to remain here so how is inclusive it's ian sport improving across the board in south africa. well there is great hope that this would be

one of the 11 black players in a springbok squad that has previously struggle to move on from its all white past. his opposite wing chose lynn cole they made sure of the highest margin of victory in a final since australia beat france all the way back in 1999 south africa winning 32 to 12. their 1st ever black captain see it lifting the trophy in yokohama repeating the fate of francois pienaar in 1995 and graeme smit in 2007. you know you can't be different but those 23 susan we could give you the one don't want to achieve it all really believe that we've done the stuff that goes to show that we can do to give the world to achieve some south africa courage russy erasmus has a masterminded a huge turnaround for the springbok side and this array when he took over there now world champions are once again and this time it's a team that people from across south africa can truly you call are in a whole race al-jazeera yokohama. that well as cats i guess up for the 2025 for wild cat there's a big focus on technological innovation for fans in stadiums and the public and the smart city expo an

on south africa's springboks trample england to claim their rugby world cup title. now a car bomb has exploded at a market in the syrian town of tell our bad not far from the border at least 13 people have been killed more than 20 injured. one of the 2 major towns that have been the initial focus of turkey's cross border operation to capture territory from kodesh y p g fighters and it regards as terrorists well our correspondent. how someone else turkey is now pointing the finger. yes turkey took us mr minister of defense is pointing a finger at the white b.g. saying that the responsible for the car explosion which took place in tel aviv in a crowded area the car was backed with explosives and apparently it was remotely detonated at the to at a time when the area was was busy and this explains the high number of casualties in tel aviv and this explosion is the latest in a series of blasts that took place in different places on the border with turkey in between and i says and also on the outskirts of this comes as the turkish military house started joint patrols with

its world cup final in england or at least players are their favorites against south africa at the springboks played abit of running out weeks in japan. on level rocket surgery to have you along everyone turkey and russia have launched joint ground patrols in northeastern syria the operation as part of a deal struck by the countries to force kurdish fighters out of the territory near turkey's border while the patrols will begin within a 10 kilometer zone along the border the step marks a new major power shift in syria a month after president donald trump would drew u.s. forces from the area i'm joined now by our correspondents that yulia han in istanbul yulia 1st off what are these patrols about what are they trying to achieve . well the deal that you mentioned there between him. and moscow struck last week provided for the withdrawal of syrian kurdish fighters some 30 kilometers from the turkish border now ankara considers these fighters as terrorists so it was a condition for the ticket government to end its a deadly military offensive there in the north and syria so from what we understand

england are attempting to land their second world cup and avenge the springboks' victory in the 2007 final. this year's tournament is the first ever held in asia. we'll keep you updated here on bbc news as well. hello there. winds have already been picking up across parts of the uk. there is some stormy weather to take us through saturday — gales and also heavy rain which, for some of us, will cause some disruption to travel and potentially some damage as well. your bbc local radio station will keep you up to date. you can see the swirling area of cloud on our earlier satellite picture. this is an area of low pressure which has been deepening as it has been approaching the british isles. on the southern flank, you can see these isobars squashing together. that shows a swathe of strong winds continuing to develop right now across parts of wales and the south—west of england. some very heavy rain to be had here as well. but there are met office yellow warnings in force for the strength of the winds. the strongest winds through the first part of the morning across the south—west o

hear from mark in just moment, but let's get the latest from japan, as england prepare to face the springboks once more for the sports greatest prize. i spoke to our sports editor dan roan who was with the team today. eddiejones could eddie jones could not eddiejones could not really measure any more. they are at full strength and they did have some injury concerns after that performance against new zealand in the semifinal last weekend in yokohama. 0wen farrell, kyle sinckler, jonny may but all have shaken off those lectures. they all went to the game ina good lectures. they all went to the game in a good place. mentally, in terms of their confidence and momentum they had built up. the same applies. they did not just they had built up. the same applies. they did notjust beat new zealand, they demolish them, quite frankly. the scoreline did not necessarily reflect that, but the nature of the performance and the aggression, the emotional intensity of the way that england address that match really did feel like a ground—breaking moment. england go into this exactly where they would want to be

even 1900 in the eastern province alone mostly made up of black players many here say the springboks victory under black captaincy are clearly see as inspired by players like the says they've seen anything is possible but some are questioning whether the excitement will be short lived and if players from poor communities will benefit those wanting to see another see a clearly see emerge from these grounds say that if more resources and not ploughed into underprivileged teams and play is a future springbok may be missed for me to malema al-jazeera day in the eastern cape province. pick up the headlines right now on al-jazeera iran has taken another step away from the 2015 nuclear deal president haasan irani says uranium gas will start to be injected into more than a 1000 centrifuges that comes a day after iran said it was doubling its number of advanced centrifuges more as 5 adore iran's 4th step will be launched at the photo nuclear facility and i will advise the atomic energy organization to start as of tomorrow by feeding gas into the centrifuges i will also inform the p. 4 plus on

rugby world champions south africa on a 5 day victory parade throughout their country sunday sees the springboks important less about the hometown of captaincy. is the team's 1st black captain and lead them to victory over england in the final a little over a week ago the best parade will also go through the township of as weighty where. correspondent family miller was in the parade in port elizabeth. tens of thousands of people have gathered in port elizabeth and in townships like sweden where c.r. khaleesi comes from that's where he grew up in that's we he began he's a career as a rugby player now captain of the springboks thousands of people it was a little bit have come together to welcome him back he had spoken about this being a significant return one there was quite emotional this is especially the case given that cynically sikkim from very challenging circumstances not having the access to rugby that perhaps many others have had and this is why he says this win is so important it's shown south africans across the board that anything is possible that people here are as excited as we've se

some last weekend's here to dream big they say this is the time to celebrate see a police ian at the springboks watch members people who are representing the story of unity in south africa today. european rugby champion saracens have been found guilty of breaching salary cap regulations the english team of being docked $35.00 points fined close to $7000000.00 and investigation found the premiership title holders that failed to disclose player payments for the last 3 seasons initially are limited to spending $9000000.00 on player salaries post season 8 of the interim score the last to south africa network a final play for the club saracens have said they will be appealing. now the melbourne cup is one of horse racing's biggest events and this year's edition was won by a vow and declare that the action on the track has been overshadowed by the horse cruelty investigation in australia as a helmet reports these stores are packed and it's known as the race that stops the nation the melbourne cup is australia's premier horse race it attracts and runners trainers and owners from across the world this

years for this so this is an amazing amazing opportunity to really it's very i'm very proud of the springboks and they're all champions and i'm so proud of it i'm proud to be sought after in the world cup win for the springboks is regarded as as a triumph of the underdogs many members of the squad coming from difficult conditions and backgrounds in south africa really the story of south africa and over calming the odds making it possible for south africans to dream big they say this is the time to celebrate see a police ian at the springboks squad members people who are representing the story of unity in south africa today. are european rugby champion saracens have been found guilty of breaching salary cap regulations the english team has been docked $35.00 points and fined close to $7000000.00 an investigation found the premiership title holders of failed to disclose pay or play minutes for the last $3.00 seasons teams in the english league are limited to spending $9000000.00 on player salaries per season eight's of the england squad the last 6 south africa in the world cup final play for th

look to south africa where the celebrations for the world cup winning the rugby team continue as the springboks paraded the trophy through the streets of petroleum will hear what it means to read to the fans to have the best of rugby team in the world. i'm going to welcome to the program now germany chancellor angela merkel stressed her commitment to the nato military alliance today rejecting harsh criticism from france's president emmanuel mak wrong speaking at a joint news conference in bergen chancellor merkel and nato secretary general yen stoltenberg said the alliance was not dying despite widespread to dismay at a recent american actions which the stoltenberg said the u.s. was not abandoning nato but that more german money was needed nato freedom does not come for free he said. so let's hear from g.w. correspond to the nato specialist to teri schultz welcome terry what do you what do you make of those comments. the response from secretary general still very chancellor merkel are not surprising well mccraw his words were as merkel said quite drastic it's not often that you hear a leader sp

and some of the changes we see to the springboks ok thank you for that update from johannesburg. well as qatar gears up for the 2022 football world cup there is a big focus on technological innovation for fans and stadiums and the public at large so and pal visited the smart city expo in doha to see some of the high tech solutions being considered for the tournament and beyond. the latest advances in robotics technology and 5 g. gaming can always wow a crowd. or transport us to a digitized future in this case football fans are getting a taste of what's in store for the 2022 world cup from the ticketing to hologram selfies with players. beyond sports projects for what's being called a smart city cats are is working to transform itself into a smart country to digitize and revolutionize the way transportation health care environment and logistics are managed. established businesses and startups from around the world are hoping to get a piece of the action for about is a 3 d. printing machine that's been modified to do gardening operations so you can use it to plant seeds it can do f

way knowing that anything is possible and yet to celebrate the springboks win the certainly looks like a party atmosphere there for you guys thank you very much well there will be a packed house at anfield on sunday as it will play man city in the premier league that if any time is of raise concerns that team boss might be attacked again in a repeat of what happened last april before 2 sides met in the champions league then who fans have been posting on social media calling for supporters to line the streets of the bus route and to bring their own pyrotechnics flags and banners. hopefully the no happen again to the police knew it in the champions league game before it didn't do anything. and i don't know they're going they're going to do hopefully. will be an incredible game you know i'm chillin for the premier league from around the world would be one. well into milan have gone top of the it's highly unlikely for now at least despite going a book go behind to verona mighty as the sea knows all about ella's strike late in the 2nd half gave them a 21 win and turn your contest team now h

air force all the wrongs that the rugby world cup trophy has wreaked to south africa in the hands of springbok captain sia katie see he along with vice captain andre palagi have arrived in johannesburg there addressing the media and people feel a waiting to get a glimpse of someone they consider a hero a very very exciting we've waited 12 years for this so this is an amazing amazing opportunity to be at stake i'm very proud of the speed walks and though champions i'm so proud of i'm proud to be sought after in the world cup win for the springboks is regarded as a triumph of the underdogs many members of the squad coming from difficult conditions and backgrounds in south africa really the story of south africa and overcoming the odds making it possible for south africans to dream big they say this is the time to celebrate see a police ian of the springboks watch members people who are representing the story of unity in south africa today. now this is a landmark pay deal that means the australian women's football team will now get paid the same as the men sorry the matildas and the socceroos wil

fans say the springboks‘ win has united the country more than any political party could — siya kolis is the first black man to captain the national side. a bomb explosion has ripped through tal abyad, a town in northern syria occupied by turkish forces. the turkish government has blamed the kurdish ypg militia group for the attack, which killed at least 13 people. no group has yet claimed responsibility for the deaths. the online property rental company, airbnb, is to ban bookings by guests who intend to use the accomodation for house parties. it follows the deaths of five people in san francisco, where a party ended in a shootout on halloween night. the company says screening of guests will be improved, the first western ever to be made will be shown in public for the first time in more than a century. the screening will take place where it was filmed, not in hollywood, but in the north west of england. here's colin paterson. kidnapping by indians in 1899 — the world's first western, according to the british film institute, and it was filmed in blackburn. in northgate, in the cent

celebrations for south africans, after the springboks crush england in the rugby world cup — for many a victory that goes beyond the sport. an indigenous brazilian activist who campaigned to protect the rain forest has been shot dead in what appears to have been a targeted killing. paulo gua ja jara had recently told journalists that he was scared about the situation in his reserve, where illegal loggers and miners were operating. indigenous groups have accused brazil's far right government of failing to protect them. bill hayton reports. this is the kind of direct action paulo guajajara was involved in — catching illegal loggers red—handed. in this incident, filmed in september, a group from his tribe intercepted a truck loaded with tree trunks and the tools of this illegal trade. with the nearest police station hundreds of kilometres away, members of the guajajara tribe feel this is the only way to protect their land from destruction. the guardians of the forest, as they call themselves, say their home made weapons have cut illegal logging by half over the past decade. in an int

is showing that the springboks victory at world cup 995 was not a false dawn as they prepared for saturday spinal against england. mandela's presidency was just over a year old when he handed the trophy to captain francoise pay n r uniting a deeply racially divided country behind their team even so the squad was all whites apart from winger at chester williams who died just 2 weeks before world cup 2019 began in japan last month. now the team's 1st ever black captain c. achilles is leading a lineup studded with stars from the rural areas and the townships coach rossi rasmussen achieving a step up in performance alongside the transformation of the squads racial balance of the group leads to see the. good. guys you know that are really. excellent and deserving of the places in the squad so i think he was really honest you know right from the ones who did you get the balance grit a really good team that really represents our country and i think you know we have achieved good a south african win on saturday could have ripple effects beyond its borders african rugby leaders believe the sight of

fans say the springboks' win has united the country more than any political party could — siya kolis is the first black man to captain the national side. a bomb explosion has ripped through tal abyad, a town in northern syria occupied by turkish forces. the turkish government has blamed the kurdish ypg militia group for the attack, which killed at least 13 people. no group has yet claimed responsibility for the deaths. the online property rental company, airbnb, is to ban bookings by guests who intend to use the accomodation for house parties. it follows the deaths of five people in san francisco, where a party ended in a shootout on halloween night. the company says screening of guests will be improved, you're up to date with the headlines. now on bbc news, it's dateline london. hello and welcome to dateline london. i'm carrie gracie. this week... one of the world's most wanted men blows himself up in a suicide vest to evade us capture, but where does that leave the terror group he led? and yet another brexit deadline has passed without brexit. can a general election now resolve thi

the headlines: jubilant south african rugby fans say that the springboks' victory in the world cup final has united the country more than any political party could. their win over england was led by the team's first black captain. a bomb explosion has ripped through tal abyad, a town in northern syria occupied by turkish forces. turkey has blamed the kurdish ypg militia group for the attack, which killed 13 people. the online property rental company, airbnb, is to ban bookings by guests who use the accomodation for house parties. it follows the deaths of five people in san francisco, where a party ended in a shootout. the british prime minister, borisjohnson, is under pressure to release a report on alleged russian interference in uk elections. parliament's intelligence and security committee says it's essential to publish the findings before tuesday. now on bbc news, with growing numbers opting for cosmetic surgery through high street clinics, what happens when things go wrong? lucy adams reports. cosmetic surgery is on the high street. but what happens when it goes wrong? there was, li

so far make them favorites to repeat that world cup triumph of 10003 and avenge their defeat to the springboks in the final 4 years later but with south africa struggling both a traditional rugby territory and a potentially huge new on victory for them here could mean lifting a continent as well as a cup pole race al-jazeera yokohama. in horse racing some trainers are an easy ahead of the breeders cup but the troubled center need to park $36.00 horses have died at the southern california venue since the season started last december the track safety record has improved since a ban was implemented on medications that are used on race day to mask course injuries a record number of vets will be at the track checking each horse before they race novak djokovic and rough on the doll are both on to the quarterfinals at the paris masters later on friday 18 time grand slam champion the doll will play and joe will fred tsonga in the quarters after an easy pass stan wawrinka in straight sets if nidal wins the tournaments he will be the world number one. to do that he just has to get by the current world n

he later became the springboks' first black manager but there's still much be done. if sport is a unifying ingredient, so be it. south africa is a beautiful country. it's got beautiful people but it needs healing and that healing must be sustainable. so this is about nation—building? it is about nation—building. because this is an unfinished project. social cohesion is unfinished business. on these streets, more than half of all young people are jobless. democracy has failed to deliver for many poor, black south africans. and at siya kolisi's old rugby club, children dream of following in his footsteps, but many still turn up hungry. it's still a challenge when it comes to equality. for black players? for black players, of course. we struggle first with facilities. we lack with nutrition. it is tempting to exaggerate the impact of sport on any society, but south africa is a young democracy still finding its feet and badly in need of the sort of inspiration that nelson mandela once provided. so this victory really does matter here. it's given an increasingly disil

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