great britain versus new zealand, then fiji against samoa and then. can the lions roar a second time? you can watch that match live on bbc two from 3.30pm tomorrow morning. highlights will be on bbc one later in the day at 1.15pm. england cricket's new head coach, chris silverwood, has made a winning start to his role, beating new zealand by seven wickets. the match was the first t20 of their five match series in christchurch. james vince scored his maiden international t20 half century with 59 off 38 balls. this was the first meeting against the black caps since england beat them in the one—day world cup final in the summer. we have a busy weekend of hockey ahead as great britain's men and women, plus ireland's women look to book their place at tokyo 2020. all three have double—headers. great britain's women face world number 18 side chile in london, and they have to win if they stand any chance of defending the gold they won in rio. jo currie explains. this weekend marks a huge moment for gb hockey, both the women's and men's teams taking out an

he's been assessing great britain's performance. so another disappointment for the resurrected rugby league at lyons, a second defeat in succession, this time 12—8 against new zealand. first of all, from that neutral point of view, what do you make of the british lions performance against new zealand? i thought it was better than last week, but in test matches, you have to take your opportunities. they had a couple especially late in that second half that you would've expected them to take, and you don't get so many in the games these days. so it was a better performance, but i think they will be kicking themselves — the fact they got so close and didn't get the result. there weren't close and didn't get the result. there we ren't many close and didn't get the result. there weren't many chances in the game. it's a test match, but should that be disappointed from eight great britain point of view that's why the column test matches. i saw the last 15 minutes, we saw style from the british liens that we expected earlier. the arm wr

for great britain's rugby league lions, the writing was on the wall. the task ahead now loud, clear and yelled out in black and white. with two defeats from two on this tour, there were some reputations to restore, but here, once again, struggling to get to grips with new zealand. britain under pressure from the start, the kiwis rarely looked troubled. shaunjohnson going over with barely a finger laid on him. britain bruised, bloodied and battered and they had not yet reached half—time. after 12 years away, so much more had been expected from this british side but it was new zealand taking their chances. in the case of ken maumalo, doing so quite brilliantly. josh hodgson did eventually find a way through for great britain but the damage had been done. yet another defeat. this team, this tour, looking ever more troubled. 0ur start, ourfirst few sets were all right, then a few early errors. the kiwis played well. they put a lot of pressure on us. we saw the stats at half—time. it was tough. we were sapped of energy. credit to us, we came out in the

i—o great britain, job done. up next was dan great britain, job done. up next was da n eva ns great britain, job done. up next was dan evans who had to do something he had done all week, when. a tough ask against a tough opponent but evans could make it difficult to look simple. it was a tight contest and that often means one thing. tie—break. it was nip and tuck but evans tie—break. it was nip and tuck but eva ns ke pt tie—break. it was nip and tuck but evans kept fighting and forcing mistakes, and managed... it's the next one where things started to go awry. it was proving to be the same story again. the german producing a moment of magic to wind the set. it was looking like a momentum was with him and everything he tried was coming. but evans‘ fighting spirit returned and he somehow made this for another tie—break. tie—break that he dominated from start to finish and when his opponent was off target, he had done it. finally a victory for evans, a semifinal for great britain. this is how much it means. meanwhile, novak djokovic‘s serbia

will northern ireland businesses that trade with great britain have to co m plete that trade with great britain have to complete export declarations? um... well, if our moving goods do northern ireland... well, from northern ireland... well, from northern ireland... well, from northern ireland to great britain, no, because we have said in terms of from northern ireland to gigabits that it will be frictionless. but could i come back to that fair question on declarations, just to be clear, the exit summary declarations will be required. in terms of northern ireland, to great britain. that was stephen barclay. our reality check correspondent chris morris has been trying to get to the bottom of the claims and counterclaims. further video emerged this afternoon of the meeting he had last night or yesterday with business leaders in northern ireland, in which he said, when it comes to trade going from northern ireland into great britain there will be no checks, no barriers of any there will be no checks, no barriers ofany kind, there will be no checks, no barriers of any kind, no forms to fill

exporting to great britain. from northern ireland to great britain? no, because we've said, in terms of from northern ireland to gb, it will be frictionless. sorry, can i just come back to lord... he asked a very fair question on declarations. just to be clear, the exit summary declarations will be required, in terms of northern ireland to gb. that was stephen barclay speaking there. 0ur reality check correspondent chris morris has been trying to get to the bottom of the claims and counterclaims. further video emerged this afternoon of the meeting he had last night, or yesterday, with business leaders in northern ireland when she said when it comes to trade going from northern ireland into great britain, there will be no checks, no barriers of any there will be no checks, no barriers ofany kind, there will be no checks, no barriers of any kind, no forms to fill in. the forms bit in particular is basically a direct contradiction to what his brexit secretary stephen barclay had said in parliament a few weeks earlier. he said there would have to be expor

disappointing few weeks and great britain posner point of view. —— great britain‘s point of view. england‘s women‘s rugby league side also lost in papua new guinea. and it was an agonising defeat — a last—minute shirleyjoe try gave the papua new guinea orchids their first test win against england — they won by 20 points to 16 to level the series at one—all. ten years ago, during the international football break, germany‘ players received news that would alter the sport there forever. goalkeeper robert enke had taken his own life. he was 32. the impact on his family, his teammates and the wider game is still being felt as football tries to support the mental wellbeing of its players. joe lynskey reports. at one football club in germany, one player‘s legacy is written in theirfoundations. robert enke was hanover‘s goalkeeper. he was on course to play for his country at the 2010 world cup. but, in november 2009, he took his own life. robert enke had suffered from depression. he feared if the game found out, his career would be over. six months before his death, robe

by pa pa britain point of view top beating heavily by papa new guinea, a game great britain were expected to easily win. brian, how do you explain that performance because they were very under par. they were not infused or energised. they were not infused or energised. the crowd helped. disappointing performance from the lions. they we re performance from the lions. they were just beaten to anything, every ball on the ground, any 50—50 situation, theyjust weren't in the mix. clearly a disappointing end but history in the making. the lions brand came back. if we take off our great britain glasses and look at it —— look at it from the perspective of international rugby league it‘s a fantastic result for papa new guinea. papa new guinea, their national game is rugby league. we saw with the crowd here tonight, sold—out stadium. the crowd went absolutely bonkers when they were winning. they thoroughly deserved their victory tonight, they played exceptionally well. the enthusiasm in the second half was excellent. i felt as though the great britain lions needed to stop the momentum at

how important is ita great britain coach. how important is it a great betting are to win this week. it is extremely important. they went down to the tongans last week and what they would describe as a scrappy affair and ina would describe as a scrappy affair and in a four match, if you want to consider it in that kind of series, the game becomes vitally important for them. when a two tactical changes by wayne bennett, the most significant is a jonny lomax, the full—back comes in, are you happy with that selection? i am excited by that selection. he came off the bench last week and had quite an impact. he started embedded's style and bennett's know is what he wants in relation to that. new zealand are little winded well because they were beaten by australia last week and disappointed in defeat. probably not up disappointed in defeat. probably not up to the standards that they set for themselves either and more interest in for rugby league fans at home, they have dropped the mercurial shawn johnson who has home, they have dropped the mercurial shawnjohnson who has been a linchpin an

great britain's rugby league team are still waiting for their first win on tour. they were beaten by tonga last weekend and this morning they lost to new zealand. there was nothing in at halftime in auckland but they went down 12—8 in the first of two tests against the kiwis. adam wild reports. it's been more than a decade since great britain's rugby reague lions face new zealand. whilst much in the game has changed, the ferocity of the welcome is not one of them. the challenge laid down with a familiar fervor, but in the first half there was more passion than points, a single penalty for both sides. the closeness wouldn't last much beyond have time, eventually torn apart by the all blacks. —— half—time. sheer brute force would extend the lead. corey taking four british tacklers with him over the line. darrell clark's try reduced the difference and set the game up for a dramatic climax. with moments remaining, jermaine mcgilvery could've leveled the scores, but the ball, like the match, slipped through english fingers. we just ran out time. another five mi

who is going to be on the great britain team sheet? a former davis cup player for great britain, former coach of andy murray, the suggestion, miles, from captain leon smith yesterday was that dan evans and kyle edmund are a little bit ahead of andy murray writes now. he was indicating that we will see evans and edmund play singles again full somehow do you see at? i'm not sure. we have been discussing it all day and morning. it must be tough to leave murray out. having said that, what a victory for dan evans and kyle edmund. they did it in different fashions but they will be buzzing. evans had had three tough matches and will fatigue take control? do you want murray playing a semifinal? it will be a hostile crowd and you need someone who can handle it. it needs to be counted on to win that first game of the day. do you send dan evans out? for all of his excellence yesterday, could he bea of his excellence yesterday, could he be a sacrificial lamb against rafael nadal? who is best placed to beat other plays in the first match? that is t

tennis, now and great britain have beaten the netherlands 2—1 in their davis cup tie. andy murray kicked off the campaign with a win in the singles — which he said he didn't even deserve! . .. jim lumsden reports. britain would need to win for five consecutive days if they're going to retrieve the trophy that they went backin retrieve the trophy that they went back in 2015. rejuvenated andy murray, the dutchman played tennis that the latest status winning the first set. he had admitted to putting on weight after the birth of his third child, but burned off some of the fat by breaking the dutchman first game and giving the british fa ns first game and giving the british fans the opportunity to burst into song. he soon add more to rejoice over when they leveled the match in britain were back in business. the power and precision returned, along with it another nail—biting tie—break, a three—time grand slam champion summoned another gear and gave britain a victory that he later said that he did not really deserve. dan evans would have won the tie for britain had he

put, great britain now have 10 medals in total. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. now on bbc news, president of the european commission jean claude junker talks to the bbc‘s europe editor katya adler. a seasoned politician, he was prime minister of luxembourg from 1995 to 2013. jean—claudejuncker is the longest serving head of any eu national government. translation: i think the decision for jean—claude juncker is a decision that will allow us to have a commission president who has european experience and is willing to accommodate the wishes of individual member states as well as the wishes of the european parliament. since 2014, he has been the president of the european commission. responsible for proposing new eu laws, enforcing the blocks rules, handling trade deals and for the last three years, grappling with the considerable challenges of brexit. in truth, it has pained me to spend so much of this mandate dealing with brexit. during his five years in office, jean—claude juncker has seen

north and i went to great britain. no, because we have set in terms of northern ireland to gb it would be frictionless. can i just ireland to gb it would be frictionless. can ijust come back to his question on declarations. just bequeath the exit decorations will be required. in terms of northern ireland to england... white neck that was stephen barclay speaking there. —— neck that was stephen barclay speaking there. -- that was stephen barclay speaking there. 0ur reality check correspondent chris morris has been trying to get to the bottom of the claims and counterclaims. further video emerged of the meeting he had yesterday with business leaders in northern ireland in which he said when it comes to trade going from northern ireland into great britain, there will be no checks, no barriers of any kind, no forms to fill in. now the forms bit in particular is basely indirect condition to what his brexit secretary stephen barclay set in parliament a few weeks earlier. he said there would have to be forms filled in. an

the arms exports stop to saudi arabia with the common arms with a great britain and france for example they unified has all the tornadoes we have to stop them as well of course because the saudis they are still bombing and making massacre us on the civil society are on yemen and i think it's a contradiction to the to the foreign policy the german government always always is calling they say we have a foreign policy on the. on moral. values but i think it's it's not of value to say weapons to saudi arabia and they use it against the society in yemen well we invite the side you're unable ambassador to london on the show to respond to that syrian douglas thank you . while in berlin we also caught up with berlin based musician and artist mark foley have always supported suede played with david bowie's final lead guitarist joey limited and i started by asking him about his new single divided cities well it's it's quite a simple song about bricks it's. you know that's not all the k. . borders and everything beginning would be basically keep it simple for myself together with the berlin bit c

commentator: nicola adams of great britain has made sporting history! she is the first olympic boxing champion... it would have been easy to relax, career and ambition achieved, history made, yet this was just the beginning for nicola adams. her glittering career began by accident. with no one to look after adams while her mum was at the gym, 12—year—old nicola was signed up to a boxing class. she did not look back. natural ability mixed with raw determination saw adams accelerate. every amateaur title won, 2012 in london, where she captured the heart of a nation. she has brought women's boxing into a new era. she was the first definite female boxer and amateur boxer that captured people's hearts. they wanted to see her progression into what she had done and that was because she spoke well and she broke down a lot of the barriers and stereotypes that people have. adams was far from finished. golds at the commonwealth and european games. and the world championships followed before more history in rio. commentator: nicola adams lets out a triumphant r

many as well that tony blair the former prime minister in great britain was the portal of george w. bush in us and it seems that johnson as the new pool of the us president donald trump do you think your views a shared obviously by dealing the group of the liquor buddies but is it shared by other elements of. the political system here in germany well the majority of the people in germany is against the war against iran they are totally against it and they are in favor of the escalation and diplomacy rather than to. send troops or warships to the region we have to prevent and do everything to prevent a war against iran because we. assume that it will be worse than the war against iraq if it will start against iran see i think prime minister johnson would say he doesn't want a war either and here we are in berlin germany has the largest overseas united states army base in the world there are tens of thousands of american soldiers germany is germany in all approval well i never said it's not but we had a no decision of the parliament and the government regarding the war against iraq we

it's been another busy day for great britain here in dubai. 0n it's been another busy day for great britain here in dubai. on day five of these championships, with five metals to report on some of the first came from joe butterfield in the club throw this morning. she managed to win silver, but it wasn't quite enough to take the gold, and she has been recovering from a shoulder reconstruction, which took place last year. so an impressive performance considering. there was a gold then this evening thanks to holly arnold in the javelin throw. she was the defending champion, but she was up against the current world record holder from new she was up against the current world record holderfrom new zealand. holly arnold managed to pull out a huge throw in the third round, and was unsurprisingly emotional at the end of the event. i don't mean to cry, but yeah, it just means so much to be able to like have that full title and pb at the same time, so yeah, i'm really happy. the second goal of the day went to jonathan broome happy. the second goal of the day went tojonathan broome edwards in the high

like a great britain did i think. after the withdrawal of french troops of russian troops and the british troops in germany they snow logical reason why 37000 u.s. soldiers are on german soil can't you understand why people in britain want to leave the european union if not only do they know the germany is filled with tens of thousands of soldiers from the united states the european union does things like recognize u.s. backed president in venezuela congealing to see why the people of britain want to leave this european union i mean of course there is criticize critics. about the european union the treaty of the european union the lisbon treaty and the policy it's very. unsocial it's a military state and it's near liberal policies but i think the decision on bret's it is a decision of the british people and i am really. preferring to stay back to advise or to say to british people what they should do or what they don't see jeremy corbin the leader of western europe's largest socialist movement half a 1000000 members i

but the great britain captain believes it has been a success. the people of uae have embraced para— sport and i think it's wrong not to have games in this part of the world, because you need to sprinkle that paralympic magic dust over the middle east, and sprinkle that paralympic magic dust overthe middle east, and i'm sure we'll find the next generation over here as well. and i think everybody needs to take account of the legacy of para— sport. so every national governing body needs to find more tgis, governing body needs to find more t615, t355, etc, notjust solely for the gold medallists. well, taking the games to different places has also maintained para—sport's global appeal. in dubai 63 different countries have won medals over the 9 days of competition. now if you compare that to the world athletics championships in doha — just 2 months ago — only 43 countires won medals. well, next up... para sportjourneys further east for a japanese double—header with the paralympics in tokyo next year before the para world championships in k

well i mean i would be very glad if i recall them would be the next prime minister in great britain but we will all see when you see all the opinion polls in germany the positions of the party the link is very popular you know we are against military interventions brought against us nuclear bombs in germany we want that the us take them back for example we are against. policies of the medical government for example and so we do have a lot of common with the majority of the people in germany even for taxing the billionaires and the millionaires and but the problem is not only to have you know these popular positions so we have to get voted at the elections and this is a different question. do you think the media is channeling in the media in germany is channeling opposition to the c.d.u. straight to the f.t. is that what's going on because it's the far right that is winning here while the far right is winning in some areas of the european union it's not just in germany you can see why the european parliament elections so that's not new and it's not only india really badly sacks of th

great britain's other murray, jamie, helps them reach the quarter—finals of the davis cup. and we'll also hear from antony joshua, who's philisophical about that shock defeat to andy ruinr, as he prepares for their huge re—match. welcome to the programme. he's had some interesting press conferences in the premier league over the years — there was the special one. the special one times two. then, there was the happy one. today, in his first news conference as tottenham manager, jose mourinho said he was the humble one. the former chelsea and manchester united boss went on to say he wouldn't be making the same mistakes as he did at previous clubs. you never lose your dna, you never lose your identity. you are what you are, for the good things, for the bad things. i had time to think about many things. during my career, i made mistakes and i'm knocking to make the same mistakes. —— not going to make the same mistakes. i'm going to make new mistakes. but i think i am stronger by the emotional point of view. i'm relaxed, iam motivated, iam ready. i think they have to see

kate, uk sport has set great britain a target of 24—28 medals — they're on their way. absolutely. they are off to a winning start thanks to paul blake in the 800 metres. he's an experienced athlete, his fourth world championships and he did a greatjob world championships and he did a great job today. he world championships and he did a greatjob today. he led from the very beginning taking the lead in the early stages and held on pulling away from the rest of the field, a very convincing when in the end. a season's best and a really impressive performance he had a difficult year in 2017 when he missed out on winning a home world championships in london. he's came back here fighting and also has a big event coming up, the 400 metres later on in the week which is the main event is focusing on going into tokyo. kate, how hot is it been there? it is fairly comfortable in there? it is fairly comfortable in the evening. 28 degrees now. but around about 35 degrees. paul blake says he enjoys the heat and performs well in the heat but some athletes really struggle and i caught up with her w

so another great day for britain, and it was done without andy murray. captain leon smith told russell fuller that the team have shown their strength in depth today. we knew we had to kia rents to go. —— we had kyle ready to go. difficult to go again at a high intensity tempo. we got coyotes ago andi intensity tempo. we got coyotes ago and i think it was the right decision to do that, now gives us time because we have scheduled tomorrow evening that we can see how eve ryo ne tomorrow evening that we can see how everyone is — not tonight, but tomorrow. do some practices, see who is ready to go for germany. is this one of the most difficult selection decision you have had since captain? it may be, but it is... look at who was in the best physical condition but look at the matchups again, inc. those factors together to come out with u thick is the best team and... yesterday we may not have had that as much but we do come and we will look at that. still to come on sportsday: we'll hear from some of the british students who've been hand—picked to trai

great britain have played eight times against papa new guinea and 17, but papa new guinea does have a sprinkling of rugby players from australia and new zealand and super league players from england. they are tough, it's how they play, they find themselves into the line, there are very vigorous, their kicking game is good, and they are physically engaging. i think that's where the lions have the advantage, i think the size of the britain team should get them over the line, but if they're off in any way, shape or form they're trouble. it will be a sell—out, they said they could have sold it three orfour times over, 8 million people in the country will be watching the match, they say it's a game that will bring the country to a standstill. from great britain's point of view, they simply need a win to end the series was a smile on theirfaces. let's hope so. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more sport throughout the weekend. next up, it's the papers. bye for now. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster john st

you can't keep taxing the same people in great britain. a lot of the war is fought in north america, to they should pay for it. at the same time, the british are now the world power. when you have another one to compete with, it is one story but now, you have a vast amount of territory. you have native americans, french nationals living in these captioning these captured provinces. now you have smaller disturbances that show what britain now has to control. a lot of it is parliament. most of the people of great britain are not as represented in the parliament, so what is the difference? it is a difference of agreement, not understanding. some arbitrary power taken by the failure of the land bank and so forth that leads to this boiling point. >> we heard this morning about tensions with the loyalists in virginia. what was going on in boston and the surrounding areas with regard to loyalists versus patriots and how did that play out? >> i will summon up in one word bad. i will sum it up in one word bad. you have them coming into boston, tarr

it's crunch time — the top two teams face each other/ and can great britain get past the might of new zealand? the rugby league lions have been hit with injury in the lead up to their second match in aukland. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'mjane dougall. we start at wembley where england women will make history with what's expected to be a record crowd for an international. they've already met their target for supporters with more than 75,000 tickets being sold for the friendly against germany. but on the pitch, it's a different story with only one win in their last six matches. manager phil neville had this to say. this match could mark a new dawn for england's women while angling's men have enjoyed many and iconic night under the lights, tomorrow is only the second time the lionesses had been allowed to grace the picture at wembley, the last time was in 2014, again playing germany, that night beaten 3— dell, tomorrow the germans will pose another stern test. they are currently ranked second in the world behind the usa, lioness is are currently fifth, england's women have never

defeat on the great britain rugby league lions in christchurch. and saracens silence the gloucester fans with victory at kingsholm and move second in the premiership. good evening, welcome to tonight's programme. we start with the premier league where chelsea's 2—0 win over crystal palace has moved them above manchester city and into second in the table. it was their sixth league win in a row, the first time they've done that since they won the title. they move within five points of leaders liverpool who play city tomorrow. paul frostick was watching. five premier league wins in a row for chelsea left them in good shape heading into this fixture with crystal palace. and after an incredible midweek champions league comeback, they were full of confidence.

for great britain's rugby league lions, the writing was on the wall. the task ahead, now loud, clear and writing was on the wall. the task ahead, now loud, clearand yelled out in black and white. with two defeats from two on this tour, there we re defeats from two on this tour, there were reputations to restore, but once again, they were struggling to get to grips with new zealand. britain under pressure from the start, the kiwis rarely looked troubled. shaun johnson going start, the kiwis rarely looked troubled. shaunjohnson going over with barely a finger laid on him. britain bruised, bloodied and battered and they had not reached half—time. after 12 years away, so much more had been expected from this british side but it was new zealand taking their chances. in the case of ken maumalo, doing so quite brilliantly. josh hodgson did eventually find their way through for great britain but the damage had been done. yet another defeat. this team, this tour, looking ever more troubled. 0ur start was a right, then a few early mistakes. the kiwis played we

we have had mixed m essa g es great britain. we have had mixed messages on this because you said no forms, throw them away, to guests of yours in northern ireland last week, but brexit secretary stephen barclay said there would have to be an exit declaration form filled out for goods going out of northern ireland to great britain. we have asked customs experts can you definitively say there will be no checks and no extra administration required and they have come back and said, there is no way anyone can say that absolutely will not be necessary because it will be subject to approval by the joint committee. so it is not just approval by the joint committee. so it is notjust in the gift of the uk government. the joint committee, the uk is on thejoint government. the joint committee, the uk is on the joint committee, government. the joint committee, the uk is on thejoint committee, and i am saying, as the government of the uk, that we are part of this... i have explained the customs union.“ is not for you to decide on your own s

aled davies won a fourth gold medalfor great britain in the f63 shot put. after becoming a dad just seven weeks ago, davies says he‘s found a new inspiration i have always struggled for motivation because i have won everything so i have put pressure on myself to throw further, but it is not about me anymore, it is about this little one and if i can show her what i do on the big stage, then ican her what i do on the big stage, then i can retire a happy man, so let's hope there are still a few more titles to come. that is ultra cute. that‘s all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. you‘ve stolen the show, gavin, with that. thank you very much. firefighters tackling around a hundred bushfires in australia say they could now start to threaten sydney. at least three people have died in the fires in new south wales and queensland. helena wilkinson has the latest. the scale and ferocity of these fires is clear. this is new south wales on the east coast of australia, being ravaged by the flames. three days since t

it's a big weekend for great britain's hockey teams. a last chance to qualify for the olympics in tokyo next year and it's looking good for them. the women's side, who are olympic champions, are 3—0 up against chile. the men beat malaysia 4—1. the second legs of those ties in london will be played tomorrow. there's more on the bbc sport website, including the irish boxing star katie taylor, who has won another world title this evening. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. goodnight. hello. a storming start to the weekend, some quite nasty weather for a time across southern england, south wales, the isles of scilly and the channel islands. a very exposed weather station on the isle of wight notched up a wind gust of 109 mph, more typical where these. some damage and disruption. the winds have eased this evening but not completely. quite blustery across parts of southern england and northern scotland. overnight, cloud and rain rain, heavy burst into eastern scotland but where winds ar

lots to come on sportsday tonight — we'll be keeping an eye on great britain at the davis cup in madrid, and it's been a really busy day but we start with the premier league, and jose mourinho‘s first game in charge of tottenham. just a couple of weeks ago he was sitting in a television studio watching liverpool beat manchester city, today he was in the dugout at the london stadium watching his new side beat west ham, joe wilson reports. mourinho is world—famous, and much love that spurs, so what is he got? give it 35 minutes. roberto, west ham's goalkeeper was just a witness. just what tottenham needed, and mourinho had it. tottenham battling for the ball, tearing forwards, mourinho picked lucas for this game and there he was. energy, teamwork, when harry kane headed in the third, that was the game. but spurs tired and conceded two late goals as west ham revived themselves, too late to change the fate of the match but enough to show the spurs manager his challengers. so would he smile? just about. remember, he is humble. challengers. so would he smile? just about. remember, he is h

she has won great britain's semis gold medal in a world record time. it's actually her sixth world title set a brilliant career she has had already and yet she is so young. she is now being coached by leon baptiste. she is topping the medals podium once again. she is such a cool podium once again. she is such a cool, calm character. we think back to four years ago when she was in doha, quite you are getting to know the sport. now she is here, knowing how to raise these big events. with a good clear margin ahead of the field. she is going to be hard to beat. she has the 200 metres tomorrow. well done to sophie hahn. there was also a bronze medal for cricket —— rich chiassaro. he has had a busy week. he has been the 800 metres under 1500 metres. he had to wait for his fourth event before winning his medal. it was a bronze, in what it is a competitive class. he found his form in the last 100 metres to get on the podium. relief therefore richard from what has been a busy week for him. there was also a busy week for him. there was also a bronze medalfor

and great britain's women will defend their olympic hockey title next year after safely coming through their qualifying tie against chile. also coming up in the programme.. a hiccup for england's cricketers in their second t20 match in new zealand. 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 the

in great britain. that puts us above great britain, above france. >> a lot of cars coming out of there. >> thanks, scott. >>> hbo trying to appeal to certain crowd saying this time is right for its new hbo box. you probably remember it was originally called home box office. maybe this is full circle for you. it allows to you watch a device or computer alone in bed specifically in a college dorm room you share with a roommate who is maybe sleeping in the bed next to you. the box has air holes, it has a shelf inside and a cutout for your legs. only people with a dotedu email can enter to get one. make sure you pack your ear buds because it's not soundproof. >> wow, talk about anti-social there. >> it doesn't work. >> and mike has the box. >> this is completely useless. >> yeah. not for your job. >> interesting. i'm wondering now what are they called? not home box office anymore? >> hbo -- >> box home office. >> like the whole kfc thing. >> they tried to take out the fried to make it healthy. >> so being

britain and russia. reporting for us from london thank you so much. i want to know when now where a wind blowing up quite a storm investigative journalists have found that its owner is using an offshore tax haven to avoid taxes and that is quite legal. the 50 wind turbines have been turning for 2 uninterrupted years but the telling us wind park in the norwegian village of song apparently isn't turning a profit so the owner doesn't have to pay any tax to the norwegian government is doing what many companies in europe to be telling us headquarters are far away in the tax haven of dublin in the financial district which is also home to the european headquarters of facebook and google in 2018 the wind farm made around $24000000.00 euros which is declared in dublin but the parent company is located offshore in this building in the cayman islands another tax haven it gave us such an expensive loan but unfortunately there was no profit left after paying the interest no profit no taxes experts say companies from

borisjohnson has insisted that britain will not enforce checks on goods between great britain and northern ireland under his brexit deal. he has been under pressure to clarify his stance after he made a briefing in northern ireland last night in which he appeared to contradict previous government statements. 0ur ireland correpondent chris page is in belfast for us now. chris, what have businesses in northern ireland made of this? what have princesses in northern ireland made of it? the brexit conundrum has been how do you avoid checks between ireland and northern ireland? checks between ireland and northern ireland ? last checks between ireland and northern ireland? last night borisjohnson gave an off—the—cuff briefing to tory members in county armagh and said businesses who were sending products from northern ireland to great britain wouldn't have to fill in any paperwork or stop in the past, the brexit secretary stephen barclay and the home office have said they would need to be some sort of process. more questions over the issue of goods moving in the other direction, making the jou

great britain have achieved 2a medals and that means they have achieved their target and plenty more sunlight with a few of the great britain's athletes going and we will tell you about them in a few moments but there have been outstanding performances by a number of athletes and i'm joined by maria lyle, double world champion here. tell me about the performance you have had here because you had your last race yesterday, has it sunk in yet? not yet come even in the 100 have not yet sunk in but i'm happy with how i have conducted myself and my races and a large part of that is to do with my team and everyone around me. you won by a good margin, where you aware how far ahead you were? no because i focus on my own line so i don't concentrate on others, it's about what i need to do to get to the line so everyone said after the race but if i can do my best, that's all that matters. and you have coped so well with the heat, thank you very much, maria can enjoy the rest of your time here and get some well deserved rest. there is more action to come when we will seek the right runners take t

bitter disappointment for great britain but it has been a very, very encouraging week. it looks as if tyson fury‘s rematch is on. next february. callum smith successfully defended his super middleweight title in his hometown of liverpool. the fight against fellow britjohn ryder went the distance. but smith won it on a unanimous points decision. doctors say people need to take extra precautions, in order to stop the spread of the winter vomiting bug, norovirus. public health england says there's been a big increase in the number of reported cases, compared to the last five winter seasons. this week, pupils in around 60 schools across the north east of england were sent home with symptoms. two people are missing in southern france, where heavy rain has caused serious flooding. several roads and railway lines have been cut off and flights from nice airport have been disrupted. president trump's lawyer — rudy giuliani — has said he's not concerned about being indicted for crimes now being investigated by the impeachment inquiry. this is after the us state department r

william carlin stitched together fabrics not only from great britain but around the world. the desire to stand up to britain by a lack of consumption stood to drastically impact the business. by comparing the years in which he received the most business, the activity of customers and those who signed the agreement, it is clear to see that the revolutionary fervor did not have a negative impact. 1770 is his biggest year. it is unbelievable. of the members who signed the agreement, at least eight were extremely active customer. these are prominent alexandria and fairfax county names. the fairfax agreement reversed fabric and textiles. one would assume it would show symptoms of a population cutting back, but his business actually almost doubled. what accounts for this? colonists were eagle eager to utilize in the colonies before supplies came to a shortage. maybe it is a matter of supply and demand. clever merchants in alexandria possibly took after william allison who purchased an abundance of textiles from great britain in anticipation of this sort of thing. trying to stop h

he only needed one. 1—0, great britain. job done. dan evans needed to do something we haven't done all week. windfalls of a tough ask against the big serving and big serving man. but evans can make the difficult look simple. it was a tight contest and that often means one thing. tie—break. it was nip and tuck but evans kept fighting and forcing mistakes, and managed to ta ke forcing mistakes, and managed to take it. the openings that hasn't been a problem for evans this week. it has been the next one where things have started to go awry, and it was proving to be the same story again. the producing moments of magic to win the set. it was looking like the momentum was with him, and everything he tried was coming off. but evans is fighting spirit returned and he somehow made this or another tie—break. a tie—break that he dominated from start to finish, and when the german was off target, he had done it. finally, a victory for evans. a semifinal for great written. this is how much it means. craig templeton, bbc news. meanwhile, ser

for great britain's by performance. for great britain's rugby league lines, the writing was on the wall, the task ahead now allowed clear and yelled out in black and white. with two defeats from two on this tour, there were reputations to restore but once again struggling to get to grips with new zealand. britain under pressure from the start. the kiwis rarely looked troubled. shawn johnson going over with barely a finger laid on him. britain bruised, bloodied and battered and have yet to reach half—time. after 12 years away, so much more had been expected. but it was the lions taking their chances. doing so quite brilliantly. josh hodgson eventually found a way through for great britain but the damage had been done. yet another defeat. this team and tour looking ever more troubled. meanwhile emily rudge scored an england women's record four tries in a 24—10 win over papua new guinea in their first test. the big match in the premier league is tomorrow when liverpool, who are six points clear at the top of the table,

hello to great britain. coincidentally, iwas talking to east german officials about buying a piece of the berlin wall forjapanese about buying a piece of the berlin wall for japanese news film. about buying a piece of the berlin wall forjapanese news film. when i checked the catalogue, i found that the first pieces of the wall were still in their possession. and i started thinking it would be a good idea to preserve them. but at first was a business idea, but later it became clear to me that so much meaning for pieces of the birling wall —— berlin wall, most important in german history, so in a short sentence, it is the beginning and the end of european division. he did try to sell them originally. what was the response? did not turn out that well in the beginning. in the first month, there were some people interested , first month, there were some people interested, one was a gallery in the united states and in europe japanese art dealer. the business was already almost perfect, so i was at the fax mach

so an encouraging display from great britain but a frustrating outcome. we are hurting now. but we have seen an amazing tie here against spain, the strongest team argued that in the strongest team argued that in the competition. we have pushed them within a couple of points of going toa within a couple of points of going to a final set and deciding who gets to a final set and deciding who gets to the final. to reach the semifinals as a preventative. —— is a brilliant achievement. overall it was a positive week for us on the team did great and won a lot of good matches and we have given ourselves to come back in play. tyson fury will get his rematch with deontay wilder in february, after wilder beat luis 0rtiz to retain his wbc world heavyweight title for the tenth time in las vegas. it was a shaky start for the champion, who was out—boxed by 0rtiz for six rounds. but in the seventh, wilder's devastating right hand left 0rtiz on the canvas, unable to beat the count. afterwards, he said tyson fury was definitely next, and then he wanted a unification bout with whoever wi