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Sportsday : BBCNEWS : November 11, 2017 7:30pm-8:01pm GMT
were 11 tries in edinburgh, scotland beating samoa 44-38. edinburgh, scotland beating samoa 44—38. john watson reports. the rugby world cup injapan, now 678 days away. plenty of time for players to stake their claim for selection. 90 seconds all that stuart hogg needed, seizing a lucky bounce after an unlucky summer following injury. samoa needed a response and found one. josh tyrell in there somewhere to touch down. expansive exciting rugby is the wont of the scotland head coach gregor townsend. he saw it here along with the pace and power of hquones. man of the match stuart mcinally scored twice, as the scotland lead grew so did the samoan attacking instincts. samoa continued to test the scottish defence. hopes of victory punctured by peter horne collecting a clever pass to make it six tries for the scots who start with a win. new zealand to come. at twickenham all eyes on england's evolution, against argentina, their series up and running, nathan hughes touching down. owen farrell was rested, george ford on kicking duties, england leading but onlyjust. head coach eddie jones lo
were 11 tries in edinburgh, scotland beating samoa 44-38. edinburgh, scotland beating samoa 44—38. john watson reports. the rugby world cup injapan, now 678 days away. plenty of time for players to stake their claim for selection. 90 seconds all that stuart hogg needed, seizing a lucky bounce after an unlucky summer following injury. samoa needed a response and found one. josh tyrell in there somewhere to touch down. expansive exciting rugby is the wont of the scotland head coach gregor...
nasegaram, and james pearce. the headlines this evening. scotla nd scotland edge past samoa as the autumn internationals get underway. england's women cricketers are up against it in the ashes down under. world champion lewis hamilton crashes out in qualifying and whilst art at the back of the grid in brazil. also coming up, a big upset at the rugby league world cup as tonga beat new zealand. and the end of the tournament in scotland, held toa of the tournament in scotland, held to a draw by samoa. hello, welcome to the programme. we'll start with rugby union's autumn internationals, a chance for the northern hemisphere to see if they can get closer to the southern hemisphere sides that dominated the world cup two years ago. wales and australia are playing in the late game. england got the better of argentina this afternoon 21—8 while scotland beat samoa 44—38. john watson reports. the rugby world cup injapan, now 678 days away. plenty of time for players to stake their claim for selection, 90 seconds all that stewart hogg needed, seizing a lucky bounce after an unlucky summer
nasegaram, and james pearce. the headlines this evening. scotla nd scotland edge past samoa as the autumn internationals get underway. england's women cricketers are up against it in the ashes down under. world champion lewis hamilton crashes out in qualifying and whilst art at the back of the grid in brazil. also coming up, a big upset at the rugby league world cup as tonga beat new zealand. and the end of the tournament in scotland, held toa of the tournament in scotland, held to a draw by...
Sport Today : BBCNEWS : November 9, 2017 1:45am-2:01am GMT
been described as a dark day in the world of rugby, as samoa's international team is declared bankrupt. the test that could swing the series. we look ahead to the inaugural women's ashes day—night test down under. and the most—wanted man in boxing. and the refugee who fled syria and ended up at the rio olympics. hello and a very warm welcome. our top story: and world rugby is being urged to carry out a review into the governance of the samoan rugby union, after it was declared bankrupt on wednesday. the pacific islands prime minister has been urging members of the public to donate money to help pay their players, ahead of the autumn internationals. our reporter patrick gearey has more. samoa might be a small nation, but they are absolutely rugby mad and they are absolutely rugby mad and they have long punched above their weight in terms of the quality of players they have produced. in the short term they are due to play scotla nd short term they are due to play scotland and england this month. we understand there is no threat to those games. the costs have already been covered. wor
been described as a dark day in the world of rugby, as samoa's international team is declared bankrupt. the test that could swing the series. we look ahead to the inaugural women's ashes day—night test down under. and the most—wanted man in boxing. and the refugee who fled syria and ended up at the rio olympics. hello and a very warm welcome. our top story: and world rugby is being urged to carry out a review into the governance of the samoan rugby union, after it was declared bankrupt on...
Sportsday : BBCNEWS : November 8, 2017 10:30pm-10:46pm GMT
, questions for world rug by but two steps back, questions for world rugby as samoa declare they are bankrupt. we start with a crucial match in cricket. england say they will be "motivated by revenge" when they face australia in the test match element of their mulit—format ashes series later on. the match begins in the early hours of thursday in sydney, and is the first ever day—night women's test. andy swiss reports. time to grin... and win. for heather knight's england team, this is a test with no room for error. they came to australia as the newly crowned world champions. the hosts, though, have won two of the first three games and their confidence is very clear. "beat england" is the rallying cry, but that bullishness mightjust backfire. does it give you extra fire in the belly, when you see banners like that? of course, that is the aussie marketing campaign, it is quite interesting and funny for us as a team to see, it is all about us and how we perform over the next few days, if we can win this game it stands us in good stead. the spotlight will be on england in more ways t
, questions for world rug by but two steps back, questions for world rugby as samoa declare they are bankrupt. we start with a crucial match in cricket. england say they will be "motivated by revenge" when they face australia in the test match element of their mulit—format ashes series later on. the match begins in the early hours of thursday in sydney, and is the first ever day—night women's test. andy swiss reports. time to grin... and win. for heather knight's england team,...
Sport Today : BBCNEWS : November 24, 2017 1:45am-2:01am GMT
samoa, at twickenham. hartley drops to the bench as hooker jamie george get his first start. chris robshaw and george ford are named co—captains. here's our rugby union reporter chrisjones. when england boss eddiejones said 2017 was the year the building depth, this selection really supports that. a host of changes from the side that overwhelm australia. meanwhile, after 22 straight test as hooker and had been hardly drops to the bench. straight test as hooker and had been hardly drops to the benchm straight test as hooker and had been hardly drops to the bench. it was just a good opportunity to give jamie and opportunity to start. dyla n jamie and opportunity to start. dylan has been reconditioned this week so has not been training with the team as we have done with a number of the players, again looking towards six nations and the world cup. if you are playing new zealand this saturday, would we be seeing a different team ? this saturday, would we be seeing a different team? 10096. is it with samoa in mind? it is the third week of the november series. we have six nations, samoa
samoa, at twickenham. hartley drops to the bench as hooker jamie george get his first start. chris robshaw and george ford are named co—captains. here's our rugby union reporter chrisjones. when england boss eddiejones said 2017 was the year the building depth, this selection really supports that. a host of changes from the side that overwhelm australia. meanwhile, after 22 straight test as hooker and had been hardly drops to the bench. straight test as hooker and had been hardly drops to...
internatioal against samoa. and we're with greater manchester police for their matchday operation to look after 4,000 visiting dutch football fans in the city. a long—awaited study between the links of heading a football and brain damage will begin injanuary. the physical and mental health of around 15,000 former professional footballers is going to be studied by researchers who are trying to determine the long term impact of heading a football. the fa and the professional footballers' association have commissioned the research amid growing concern about the long—term effect that contact sport can have on the brain. we are going to be as thorough as we can possibly be. we are looking at in excess of 15,000 former footballers and matching them to somewhere around 45,000 population control. so that we get a good sense of what their numbers look like against what we expect from the population. doctor stuart claimed former west brom and england striker astro died after repeated head trauma. —— jeff astle. safety has to come first. and the health of sports men and sportswomen. this is the st
internatioal against samoa. and we're with greater manchester police for their matchday operation to look after 4,000 visiting dutch football fans in the city. a long—awaited study between the links of heading a football and brain damage will begin injanuary. the physical and mental health of around 15,000 former professional footballers is going to be studied by researchers who are trying to determine the long term impact of heading a football. the fa and the professional footballers'...
—win game against samoa to ensure a place in the quarterfinals. in rugby union, england take on argentina at twickenham, where exeter's henry slade will start at inside centre. head coach eddiejones is resting lions duo maro itoje and owen farrell but is expecting a tough test from the pumas. argentina are a good side. they have had a lot of close losses in the by had a lot of close losses in the rugby championship. you look at the same side two years ago, semifinalists in the world cup, and eve ryo ne semifinalists in the world cup, and everyone talks about that 2015 world cup as being such a high quality, and they played some exceptional by and they played some exceptional rugby in the quarterfinal and semifinal, so certainly a team you cannot underestimate. also playing tomorrow, wales take on australia in cardiff, with owen williams set to make his first start for wales at centre. and jacob stockdale will make his first ireland appearance on home soil, as they host south africa in dublin. scotland get their autumn series under way against samoa. it will be a momentous occa
—win game against samoa to ensure a place in the quarterfinals. in rugby union, england take on argentina at twickenham, where exeter's henry slade will start at inside centre. head coach eddiejones is resting lions duo maro itoje and owen farrell but is expecting a tough test from the pumas. argentina are a good side. they have had a lot of close losses in the by had a lot of close losses in the rugby championship. you look at the same side two years ago, semifinalists in the world cup,...
three. scotland kick off their autumn test series against samoa at murrayfield on saturday. head coach gregor townsend has named four uncapped players in his squad as they host a samoan side that have endured a turbulent week off from the field. they face opposition declared bankrupt by their prime minister.' nation like samoa that has produced so nation like samoa that has produced so many good players and so many good wins over the years. let's hope they get through this in a much better state than they are just now. they are a huge part of the worldwide game of rugby. it will be a big challenge to take on this week because we know how proud they are to play for their country, but also what a good team now. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kate proctor, political correspondent at the london evening standard and the broadcasterjohn stapleton. the daily express says that eu membership is costing the uk nearly £1 billion a month — almost treble the
three. scotland kick off their autumn test series against samoa at murrayfield on saturday. head coach gregor townsend has named four uncapped players in his squad as they host a samoan side that have endured a turbulent week off from the field. they face opposition declared bankrupt by their prime minister.' nation like samoa that has produced so nation like samoa that has produced so many good players and so many good wins over the years. let's hope they get through this in a much better...
Sportsday : BBCNEWS : November 8, 2017 6:30pm-6:51pm GMT
samoa has declared his country's rugby team bankrupt. the side is set to play test matches against scotland and england later this month. members of the public have been asked to donate money to keep the sport alive and the rfu has said it will contribute to samoa's costs while they're in england. 0ur reporter patrick gearey is here. patrick, if samoa did go under, it would be a major shock in world rugby? it would be. the current situation is causing a lot of alarm. it isa situation is causing a lot of alarm. it is a small nation but they are rugby—mad and have long punched above their weight in terms of the quality of players they produce. in the short—term, they're due to play scotla nd the short—term, they're due to play scotland and england. there's no threat to those matches. the costs have been covered and insurance is being taken care of by world rugby. beyond that, a lot of uncertainty. world rug by beyond that, a lot of uncertainty. world rugby fund samoan rugby but they don't get the chance to play top teams at home. that's how you make revenue in world rugby. it i
samoa has declared his country's rugby team bankrupt. the side is set to play test matches against scotland and england later this month. members of the public have been asked to donate money to keep the sport alive and the rfu has said it will contribute to samoa's costs while they're in england. 0ur reporter patrick gearey is here. patrick, if samoa did go under, it would be a major shock in world rugby? it would be. the current situation is causing a lot of alarm. it isa situation is...
BBC News : BBCNEWS : November 11, 2017 5:00pm-6:01pm GMT
this afternoon 21—8 while scotland beat samoa 44—38. john watson reports. the rugby world cup injapan, now six days away. plenty of time for players to stake their claim for selection, 90 seconds all that stewart hogg needed, seizing a lucky bounce after an anarchy some are following injury. samoa needed a response and found one. josh tyrell in there somewhere to touch down. expansive exciting rugby is the want of the scotland head coach gregor townsend. he saw it here along with the pace and power of hugh townsend. he saw it here along with the pace and power of huthones. none of the match stewart mcanally scored twice because the scotland lead grew so did the samoa attacking instincts. samoa continued to test the scottish defence. hopes of victory punctured by peter horne collecting a clever pass to make and six tries that the scots who start with a win. new zealand to come. ataturk in all eyes on england's evolution, against argentina, the series up and running, nathan hughes touching down. owen farrell was rested, george ford to the kicking, england leading but onlyjust. head coac
this afternoon 21—8 while scotland beat samoa 44—38. john watson reports. the rugby world cup injapan, now six days away. plenty of time for players to stake their claim for selection, 90 seconds all that stewart hogg needed, seizing a lucky bounce after an anarchy some are following injury. samoa needed a response and found one. josh tyrell in there somewhere to touch down. expansive exciting rugby is the want of the scotland head coach gregor townsend. he saw it here along with the pace...
Sportsday : BBCNEWS : November 23, 2017 10:30pm-10:46pm GMT
for the first time under eddiejones as they prepare to play samoa. we have a packed show coming up. only one place to start, that is with the england cricketers, back out batting against australia in a one hour's time. day two of the first ashes test gets under way. dawid malan and moeen ali will resume a 196—2. and the swiss is at the gabba for us. england going into day two with a fairer to confidence after a solid start on day one. that is right. how many times have we seen is right. how many times have we seen england blown away on day one ofan seen england blown away on day one of an ashes series? did not happen this time. really calm, composed performance from the batsmen yesterday. they won the task of choosing to bat, terrible start losing alastair cook forjust choosing to bat, terrible start losing alastair cook for just two. at that point we thought, here we go again. it was a recovery rather than colla pse again. it was a recovery rather than collapse guided by two the less heralded players. james vince and mark stone. vince looking very elegant. he has scored lots of
for the first time under eddiejones as they prepare to play samoa. we have a packed show coming up. only one place to start, that is with the england cricketers, back out batting against australia in a one hour's time. day two of the first ashes test gets under way. dawid malan and moeen ali will resume a 196—2. and the swiss is at the gabba for us. england going into day two with a fairer to confidence after a solid start on day one. that is right. how many times have we seen is right. how...
past samoa 44—38. i think they all go down to the wire, to within seven points, similarto wire, to within seven points, similar to the world cup, that game. i suppose we had a commanding lead at one stage so it was disappointing to allow more back in the rain. —— game. credit to samoa and credit to oui' game. credit to samoa and credit to our players for staying in front. it's a big night for the republic of ireland, with the first leg of their world cup playoff against denmark under way in copenhagen. they've played around half an hour and the latest score is 0—0. lewis hamilton says his crash in qualifying for the brazilian grand prix shows he's human and he's determined to have "fun" from the back of the grid tomorrow. he lost control of his mercedes at 160 miles an hour on turn six of the interlagos circuit, before thudding into the tyre barrier. he stayed in his cockpit for a few moments before letting his team know he was uninjured — but there was significant damage to the car. hamilton has already won his fourth formula one title — and it's his team—mate valtte
past samoa 44—38. i think they all go down to the wire, to within seven points, similarto wire, to within seven points, similar to the world cup, that game. i suppose we had a commanding lead at one stage so it was disappointing to allow more back in the rain. —— game. credit to samoa and credit to oui' game. credit to samoa and credit to our players for staying in front. it's a big night for the republic of ireland, with the first leg of their world cup playoff against denmark under...
BBC News : BBCNEWS : November 11, 2017 10:00pm-10:31pm GMT
treated to 11 tries where scotland narrowly won against samoa. i think they all go down to the wire, to within seven points. similarto wire, to within seven points. similar to the world cup, that game. we had a commanding lead at one stage so we were disappointed to allow sa m oa stage so we were disappointed to allow samoa back into the game but incredible, samoa played really well and showed incredible energy. and credit to our place. a out in front. england's women cricketers are under big pressure as they try to keep the ashes series alive. the one—off ashes test produced a remarkable third day, with australian all—rounder ellyse perry becoming only the seventh woman to hit a double century in a test match. england closed the day on 40 without loss — still 88 runs behind. our sports correspondent andy swiss was watching in sydney. a potentially pivotal day at the ashes, ultimately one that would leave australian fans smiling thanks to one of the greatest innings the women's game has ever seen. resuming on 70 ellyse perry picked up where she left off, reaching her first tes
treated to 11 tries where scotland narrowly won against samoa. i think they all go down to the wire, to within seven points. similarto wire, to within seven points. similar to the world cup, that game. we had a commanding lead at one stage so we were disappointed to allow sa m oa stage so we were disappointed to allow samoa back into the game but incredible, samoa played really well and showed incredible energy. and credit to our place. a out in front. england's women cricketers are under big...
BBC News : BBCNEWS : November 11, 2017 10:00am-10:30am GMT
against samoa. we have to be good an attack, if we kick purely to them we will be —— they will be very dangerous against unstructured defences. a quick look at the day's other games. wales hostessjulia at 5:15pm. england take on argentina at twickenham. at the rugby league world cup this morning, tonga pulled offa world cup this morning, tonga pulled off a shock win over new zealand beating them 28—22. the pacific islanders came from behind to pull off this incredible victory. the winger scored a hat—trick of tries. they will face lebanon in the quarterfinals. scotland have drawn level against samoa, 14—14. that means scotland cannot qualify for the quarterfinals. this is what happened earlier. they almost save their tournament, they were leading 14-10, their tournament, they were leading 14—10, which would have been enough to ta ke 14—10, which would have been enough to take them through, but in the end samoa scored a try with 15 minutes left. scotland are out on points difference. britain's two—man bobsleigh team are bruised but 0k after a lucky escape after going at
against samoa. we have to be good an attack, if we kick purely to them we will be —— they will be very dangerous against unstructured defences. a quick look at the day's other games. wales hostessjulia at 5:15pm. england take on argentina at twickenham. at the rugby league world cup this morning, tonga pulled offa world cup this morning, tonga pulled off a shock win over new zealand beating them 28—22. the pacific islanders came from behind to pull off this incredible victory. the winger...
The Papers : BBCNEWS : November 26, 2017 9:30am-10:01am GMT
three wins out of three with a 48—14 victory over samoa at twickenham. the samoans have lost every game this autumn, but england only pulled away in the second half, elliott daly scoring two of england's seven tries in what proved to be a record victory over samoa. meanwhile ireland beat argentina in theirfinal test. david stockdale was named man of the match for scoring two tries. cj stander got the other withjohnny sexton's kicking adding to the final score of 28—19 in dublin. england's women put 10 tries past canada to pull off an autumn series whitewash at twickenham. it finished 69—19 with five tries coming from jess breach who returned to the side following injury. there was also a hat—trick from abigail dow to bring the total number of tries across all three tests to 32. in the premier league yesterday, chelsea came from a goal down to draw at liverpool. it was a former chelsea player who opened the scoring — mohamed salah with his 15th goal for the reds injust 20 games. but the champions didn't let up — willian came off the bench after scoring twice in midweek,
three wins out of three with a 48—14 victory over samoa at twickenham. the samoans have lost every game this autumn, but england only pulled away in the second half, elliott daly scoring two of england's seven tries in what proved to be a record victory over samoa. meanwhile ireland beat argentina in theirfinal test. david stockdale was named man of the match for scoring two tries. cj stander got the other withjohnny sexton's kicking adding to the final score of 28—19 in dublin....
The Briefing : BBCNEWS : November 24, 2017 5:00am-5:31am GMT
thrashed samoa in the quarter finals while fiji crept past new zealand the final grand prix weekend of the season gets underway in abu dhabi later on friday. the world championship is already wrapped up with lewis hamilton winning the title two races ago. he's already preparing himself for the challenge of defending it next season. next year they are going to come very strong so i hope renault will have a better power unit and i think red bull will be there with us so fast it is all about getting every single opportunity you get. in the europa league italian giants milan are through to the last 32 they beat austria vienna 5—1 at the san siro despite falling behind early. andre silva and patrick cutrone picking up the decisive second and third goals respectively before the half time break and both got another during the second half. meanwhile, in groupj swedish side urstersunds — in theirfirst season in europe — are assured of a spot in the last 32 after beating zorya luhansk 2—0. the club only got promoted to the swedish top tier last season and are the first side from the country
thrashed samoa in the quarter finals while fiji crept past new zealand the final grand prix weekend of the season gets underway in abu dhabi later on friday. the world championship is already wrapped up with lewis hamilton winning the title two races ago. he's already preparing himself for the challenge of defending it next season. next year they are going to come very strong so i hope renault will have a better power unit and i think red bull will be there with us so fast it is all about...
kick off their autumn test series against samoa at murrayfield on saturday. head coach gregor townsend has named four uncapped players in his squad as they host a samoan side that have endured a turbulent week off from the field. here's andy burke. gregor townsend first home match in charge of scotland has been rather overshadowed by the situation surrounding saturday opponents samoa. this week the country's prime minister announces samoan rugby union had been declared bankrupt, leaving these pacific islanders in a bid disarray as they arrived in edinburgh. injuries have hit the scotla nd edinburgh. injuries have hit the scotland squad hard, not least in the front row, which has led to an unlikely test debut in edinburgh's darryl mako, who turns out was not on the radar at the start of the season. we did not know much about him. we watched edinburgh train and he played in the first pre—season game, we started to take more notice of him after that. the fact he has got his opportunity at edinburgh, and part of that is injuries but also he's played ahead of other players that we were lo
kick off their autumn test series against samoa at murrayfield on saturday. head coach gregor townsend has named four uncapped players in his squad as they host a samoan side that have endured a turbulent week off from the field. here's andy burke. gregor townsend first home match in charge of scotland has been rather overshadowed by the situation surrounding saturday opponents samoa. this week the country's prime minister announces samoan rugby union had been declared bankrupt, leaving these...
samoa by 48—14. the samoa ns have of three, beating samoa by 48—14. the samoans have lost every game, and england only pulled away in the second half. a last—minute score made it a record victory against samoa, this was england's seventh try. and the captain dylan hartley said he was happier with the score than the performance. wales are looking to make history at the principality stadium, looking to beat the all blacks for the first time since 1853. new zealand have lost the last 29 matches between these two sides, let's take a look then at the live pictures from the principality stadium. that was a replay of the try that new zealand scored, they have also converted that. they are 7—3 up against wales, wales has taken the earlier point. a busy day of action in the premier league seen manchester united narrow the gap on manchester city to five point after they beat brighton 1—0 at old trafford. it is seven wins out of seven ford josie menino's side who needed a second—half own goal to take the points. brighton had been doing better side until that point. matt ryan also produc
samoa by 48—14. the samoa ns have of three, beating samoa by 48—14. the samoans have lost every game, and england only pulled away in the second half. a last—minute score made it a record victory against samoa, this was england's seventh try. and the captain dylan hartley said he was happier with the score than the performance. wales are looking to make history at the principality stadium, looking to beat the all blacks for the first time since 1853. new zealand have lost the last 29...
hard and got rewards. for england, its three wins out of three now — they beat samoa 48—14 at twickenham. the samoans have lost every game this autumn but england only pulled away in the second half, elliott daly impressed coach eddiejones with two tries. a last—minute score made it a record victory against samoa, henry slade set up semesa rokodoguni for this, england's seventh try... although afterwards captain dylan hartley said he was happier with the score than the performance. wales are finishing their series with their toughest test — they're taking on the all blacks in cardiff. new zealand scored two tries. but wales finally made the pressure count with scott williams scoring just before the break. the only one point behind at half—time. wales have not been usual 64 years. 12—11 to new zealand early in the second—half. meanwhile ireland have the edge over argentina in their final test. david stockdale has scored the only try of the match so far withjohnny sexton's kicking adding to the current score of 13—0 in dublin. —— adding to the current score of
hard and got rewards. for england, its three wins out of three now — they beat samoa 48—14 at twickenham. the samoans have lost every game this autumn but england only pulled away in the second half, elliott daly impressed coach eddiejones with two tries. a last—minute score made it a record victory against samoa, henry slade set up semesa rokodoguni for this, england's seventh try... although afterwards captain dylan hartley said he was happier with the score than the performance. wales...
BBC News : BBCNEWS : November 8, 2017 6:50pm-7:01pm GMT
the view points, patrick. what do samoa want to happen to sort the situation out? they just need cash to happen to sort the situation out? theyjust need cash in the short—term. beyond that, they want a bigger slice of the pie for them and other pacific island nations. that might come at the cost of england in terms of giving more gate receipts over. they want to host more games. that should be coming soon. also, they want a pathway for the players who come from the islands to be able to play profession alley in the islands rather than having to go to england, australia or new zealand. they point it fiji's team as evidence of their talent. the problem at the moment is there simply isn't the money. thank you. the uk anti—doping agency fear they could be bankrupted by an ongoing case against former heavyweight champion tyson fury. there are concerns that if fury wins his legal battle, earlier i asked our sports news correspondenet, richard conway, tyson fury was crowned in november 2015 as world heavyweight champion. uk anti—doping charged him with a violation of their doping polic
the view points, patrick. what do samoa want to happen to sort the situation out? they just need cash to happen to sort the situation out? theyjust need cash in the short—term. beyond that, they want a bigger slice of the pie for them and other pacific island nations. that might come at the cost of england in terms of giving more gate receipts over. they want to host more games. that should be coming soon. also, they want a pathway for the players who come from the islands to be able to play...
BBC News : BBCNEWS : November 11, 2017 1:00am-1:30am GMT
. scotland versus samoa, right. towards wales later, it doesn't matter what time of day, wales versus samoa will be wet. the rain pops up as a wave when a weather front comes through into the small hours of remembrance sunday. further north, skies will be clearer and temperatures as a consequence will fall away. a touch of frost. plenty of showers from the word go on remembrance sunday around the shoulders of the british isles. largely affecting the coast. we are all exposed by sunday to the cold blast, as the weather front pulls away. on sunday, bright, crisp and sunny. a scattering of showers as well. it will feel markedly colder. the top temperature on the day, 9— 10 degrees. in the next week we start on that theme of cold and frosty and it then turns milder in the middle part of the week and there will be some rain in the forecast. a bright, crisp, frosty start for many into monday and then we have the first signs of that change getting to the north—west of the british isles, with milder weather on the way. this is bbc news. the headlines: there is growing concern that a power strug
. scotland versus samoa, right. towards wales later, it doesn't matter what time of day, wales versus samoa will be wet. the rain pops up as a wave when a weather front comes through into the small hours of remembrance sunday. further north, skies will be clearer and temperatures as a consequence will fall away. a touch of frost. plenty of showers from the word go on remembrance sunday around the shoulders of the british isles. largely affecting the coast. we are all exposed by sunday to the...
ireland welcome south africa. first, scotland against samoa, which will be the first murrayfield test for their coach gregor townsend. we will have to be very good defensively, but also very good in attack will stop if we give a team like samoa a turnover ball, or a kick to them, they will be very dangerous against such defences. in golf, scotland's scott jamieson is leading during a third round of the lead bank challenge in south africa. he has picked up five strokes today to move one clear of the field at eight under par. and england's tommy fleetwood, who is leading the european tour money list with just one remaining event next week, fired a 67, moving him into the top ten. that is all the sport for now. more on our website. you will also find details of today's matches at the rugby league world cup and the highlights programme allows this news bulletin. back to you. thank you, mike. the next news on bbc one is at 5:35 p:m.. bye for now. you are watching the bbc news channel. it is one it is1:12 p:m.. it is 1:12 p:m.. as you head, police are searching for the owner of a stolen car
ireland welcome south africa. first, scotland against samoa, which will be the first murrayfield test for their coach gregor townsend. we will have to be very good defensively, but also very good in attack will stop if we give a team like samoa a turnover ball, or a kick to them, they will be very dangerous against such defences. in golf, scotland's scott jamieson is leading during a third round of the lead bank challenge in south africa. he has picked up five strokes today to move one clear...
The Papers : BBCNEWS : November 11, 2017 10:30pm-11:01pm GMT
southern hemisphere. well, ireland had a big 38—3 win over south africa while scotland defeated samoa by 44 to 38. england weren't particularly impressive, despite their victory over argentina, but wales were involved in a thriller against australia. john watson reports. after a tide summer series leading the british and irish lions in his native new zealand, warren gatland return to a home of sorts, back with wales under the roof at the principality stadium. the autumn colours were in green and goal, australia leading, wales swarming, leigh halfpenny releasing steff evans leigh halfpenny releasing steff eva ns to leigh halfpenny releasing steff evans to cross over. both sides will meet at the next world cup, michael hooper turning the game on the welsh defence at half—time. the tries kept coming, kurtley beale is stealing, australia extending the lead and their winning run over wales to 13 matches. still time for welsh spirits to be stirred up once more with the kick, i chase and a flying finish from hallam amos. too little too late as australia continued to dominate. at twickenham, a
southern hemisphere. well, ireland had a big 38—3 win over south africa while scotland defeated samoa by 44 to 38. england weren't particularly impressive, despite their victory over argentina, but wales were involved in a thriller against australia. john watson reports. after a tide summer series leading the british and irish lions in his native new zealand, warren gatland return to a home of sorts, back with wales under the roof at the principality stadium. the autumn colours were in green...
Inside Out : BBCNEWS : November 11, 2017 12:30am-1:00am GMT
samoa, right. towards wales later, it doesn't matter what time of day, wales versus samoa will be wet. the rain peps up as a wave when a weather front comes through into the small hours of remembrance sunday. further north skies will be clearer and temperatures as a consequence will fall away. a touch of frost. plenty of showers from the word go on remembrance sunday around the shoulders of the british isles. largely affecting the coast. we are all exposed by sunday to the cold blast, as the weather front pulls away. on sunday, bright, crisp and sunny. a scattering of showers as well. it colder. well. it will feel markedly colder. the top temperature on the day, 9— 10 degrees. in the next week we start on that theme of cold and frosty and it then turns milder in the middle part of the week and there will be some rain in the forecast. a bright, crisp, frosty start for many into monday and then we have the first signs of that change getting to the north—west of the british isles, with milder weather on the way. hello, and welcome to bbc news. i'm gavin grey. the head of the lebanese
samoa, right. towards wales later, it doesn't matter what time of day, wales versus samoa will be wet. the rain peps up as a wave when a weather front comes through into the small hours of remembrance sunday. further north skies will be clearer and temperatures as a consequence will fall away. a touch of frost. plenty of showers from the word go on remembrance sunday around the shoulders of the british isles. largely affecting the coast. we are all exposed by sunday to the cold blast, as the...
BBC News at One : BBCNEWS : November 10, 2017 1:00pm-1:31pm GMT
face samoa, a country whose national sport declared bankruptcy this week. many of the uk nations benefit from samoan rugby, featuring players from the south pacific country. but for those who come here following their dream of playing international sport, the culture shock can be huge. it's led to calls for greater care to be taken for the welfare of those players, as patrick gearey reports. the power of the pacific is now a majorforce in british rugby. many islanders have become stars, and earned fortunes. but in the game's lower reaches, it's a less glossy world. wages are much lower, but cultural pressures to send money home remain. we know what we're getting here, there's probably, like, twice or three times what my parents would be getting a month, or my siblings. you know, when they call, you just can't say no. but obviously, they have no idea how hard it is, dealing with bills every month, putting food on the table for kids 110w. but yeah, it is tough. it is really tough. they offer from alone, there are only 1.2 million people in fiji, samoa and tonga combined, but player
face samoa, a country whose national sport declared bankruptcy this week. many of the uk nations benefit from samoan rugby, featuring players from the south pacific country. but for those who come here following their dream of playing international sport, the culture shock can be huge. it's led to calls for greater care to be taken for the welfare of those players, as patrick gearey reports. the power of the pacific is now a majorforce in british rugby. many islanders have become stars, and...
misery and still they could qualify for the last eight with victory over samoa next week. our reporter dave woods was watching in sydney as england beat lebanon — and afterwards he got the views of two former coaches. victory for england and some satisfaction reached, but there were areas of concern. a 29—10 win against lebanon. was that good enough from england? the most important thing was to win. we said in commentary it is like the challenge cup, win the game and move on and look at the areas they have to be strong in. they were strong in the forwards. the way they defended. just some things in attack. they're still adjusting to the speed of the game. next rountd i expect them to go better. where do you see improvement needed? in the execution of attacking players. certainly getting near the opposition's line. i thought there was a bit of scruffiness around that and a bit of clunkiness. arley in the game nay —— early in the game nay created opportunities. still an element of improvement in the kicking game and the scruffiness i'm alluding to is not giving away penalties at
misery and still they could qualify for the last eight with victory over samoa next week. our reporter dave woods was watching in sydney as england beat lebanon — and afterwards he got the views of two former coaches. victory for england and some satisfaction reached, but there were areas of concern. a 29—10 win against lebanon. was that good enough from england? the most important thing was to win. we said in commentary it is like the challenge cup, win the game and move on and look at...
captaining wales to victories against tonga and samoa on their summer tour. he comes in amid concerns over the fitness ofjonathan davies, following his ankle injury in their defeat by australia on saturday. roberts has won 93 caps for his country. scotland prop wp nel will miss the remaining autumn tests after breaking his arm against samoa. he's set to be replaced by zander ferguson — and with lock tim swinson and flanker rob harley also out, newcastle propjon welsh has been called into the squad as cover. ten days to go now til the battle for the ashes begins — england are in australia getting over the jet lag, and preparing for the first test with a spot of interaction with the local wildlife. our correspondent andy swiss is following the tour: england have arrived here hoping to find chewing their preparations with a final warm find chewing their preparations with afinalwarm up find chewing their preparations with a final warm up game starting on wednesday. —— fine tuning. this morning, moeen ali and alastair cook visited a local wildlife sanctuary where among oth
captaining wales to victories against tonga and samoa on their summer tour. he comes in amid concerns over the fitness ofjonathan davies, following his ankle injury in their defeat by australia on saturday. roberts has won 93 caps for his country. scotland prop wp nel will miss the remaining autumn tests after breaking his arm against samoa. he's set to be replaced by zander ferguson — and with lock tim swinson and flanker rob harley also out, newcastle propjon welsh has been called into the...
— they beat samoa 48—14 at twickenham. the samoans have lost every game this autumn but england only pulled away in the second half, elliott daly impressed coach eddiejones with two tries. a last—minute score made it a record victory against samoa, henry slade set up semesa rokodoguni for this, england's seventh try. although afterwards captain dylan hartley said he was happier with the score than the performance. meanwhile ireland beat argentina. david stockdale was named man of the match. the final score was 28—19. time to catch up on a busy day of football. it ended to one goal apiece in the late kick—off as chelsea came from one goal down to ta ke chelsea came from one goal down to take a point against liverpool at anfield in the race for the top four. drew savage reports. after midweek trips to spain and azerbaijan, back in the bright lights of liverpool. the hosts less happy with their european adventure than chelsea. 0ne happy with their european adventure than chelsea. one player came closest to scoring in the second half, danny drinkwater in his first league start for
— they beat samoa 48—14 at twickenham. the samoans have lost every game this autumn but england only pulled away in the second half, elliott daly impressed coach eddiejones with two tries. a last—minute score made it a record victory against samoa, henry slade set up semesa rokodoguni for this, england's seventh try. although afterwards captain dylan hartley said he was happier with the score than the performance. meanwhile ireland beat argentina. david stockdale was named man of the...
wales must keep waiting. england made it three wins out of three with a8—1a over samoa at twickenham. the samoans have lost every game this autumn but england only pulled away in the second half, elliott daly scored two of england's seven tries in a record victory over samoa. meanwhile, ireland beat argentina in theirfinal test. david stockdale was named man of the match for scoring two tries. cj stander got the other, withjohnny sexton's kicking adding to the final score of 28—19 in dublin. on a busy day of football in the english premier league, chelsea came from a goal down to take a point in the late kick—off at anfield. it was a former chelsea player who opened the scoring for liverpool — mohamed salah with his 15th goal for the reds injust 20 games. but the champions didn't let up — willian came off the bench after scoring twice in midweek, and equalised with just over five minutes to go. manchester united are within five points of neighbours city, who didn't play on saturday but still lead the table. jose mourinho's side have won every home game this season. it was a r
wales must keep waiting. england made it three wins out of three with a8—1a over samoa at twickenham. the samoans have lost every game this autumn but england only pulled away in the second half, elliott daly scored two of england's seven tries in a record victory over samoa. meanwhile, ireland beat argentina in theirfinal test. david stockdale was named man of the match for scoring two tries. cj stander got the other, withjohnny sexton's kicking adding to the final score of 28—19 in...
The Briefing : BBCNEWS : November 6, 2017 5:00am-5:31am GMT
the weekend, the rugby league world cup match. it was time for the war dance between tonga and samoa in unison with each other, and samoa in unison with each other, and roared on by the vocal crowd support for both teams applauded each other's efforts and tonga won 32- 18 in each other's efforts and tonga won 32— 18 in the new zealand city of waikata. you can get the latest online, but for now that is your briefing. it is indeed. let's squeeze this end, in norway, the best in the world of logging have been going head—to—head, this is the world championship, where all things wood gets cut, celebrated, chopping, chainsaw, good old —fashioned wood gets cut, celebrated, chopping, chainsaw, good old—fashioned long saw, and which has the best looger? ? —— logger? saw, and which has the best looger? ? -- logger? new zealand. stay with me on bbc news, i'll be back with the business briefing in just a few moments. we will have more on the trade discussions between the us and japan, live in tokyo for that, and also of course more on the paradise papers with our economics edit
the weekend, the rugby league world cup match. it was time for the war dance between tonga and samoa in unison with each other, and samoa in unison with each other, and roared on by the vocal crowd support for both teams applauded each other's efforts and tonga won 32- 18 in each other's efforts and tonga won 32— 18 in the new zealand city of waikata. you can get the latest online, but for now that is your briefing. it is indeed. let's squeeze this end, in norway, the best in the world...
Breakfast : BBCNEWS : November 11, 2017 8:00am-9:01am GMT
— it's scotland against samoa. it'll be the first murrayfield test for scotland coach gregor townsend. we will have to be very good defensively, but also very good on attack, so if we give a team like sam alla attack, so if we give a team like sam all a turnover ball we kicked too early to them, they will be very dangerous against unstructured defences. a quick look at the day's other games involving the home nations — the pick of which sees wales host australia at 5.15. england take on argentina at twickenham. ireland host south africa. at the rugby league world cup this morning, tonga pulled off a shock win over new zealand beating them by 28 points to 22. the pacific islanders came from behind to pull off an incredible victory, winger david, fu—sit—ua, scoring a hat trick of tries. they'll now face lebanon in the quarterfinals. meanwhile scotland are out. . .their sorry tournament was almost retrieved in their match against samoa. they were leading 14 points to 10 but samoa scored a try with 15 minutes left, it finished 14 points all. scotland out on points difference. there was
— it's scotland against samoa. it'll be the first murrayfield test for scotland coach gregor townsend. we will have to be very good defensively, but also very good on attack, so if we give a team like sam alla attack, so if we give a team like sam all a turnover ball we kicked too early to them, they will be very dangerous against unstructured defences. a quick look at the day's other games involving the home nations — the pick of which sees wales host australia at 5.15. england take on...
Asia Business Report : BBCNEWS : November 9, 2017 1:30am-1:46am GMT
world of rugby, as samoa's international team is declared bankrupt. the test that could swing the series. we look ahead to the inaugural women's ashes day—night test down under. and the most—wanted man in boxing. and the refugee who fled syria and ended up at the rio olympics. hello and a very warm welcome. our top story: and world rugby is being urged to carry out a review into the governance of the samoan rugby union, after it was declared bankrupt on wednesday. the pacific islands prime minister has been urging members of the public to donate money to help pay their players, ahead of the autumn internationals.
world of rugby, as samoa's international team is declared bankrupt. the test that could swing the series. we look ahead to the inaugural women's ashes day—night test down under. and the most—wanted man in boxing. and the refugee who fled syria and ended up at the rio olympics. hello and a very warm welcome. our top story: and world rugby is being urged to carry out a review into the governance of the samoan rugby union, after it was declared bankrupt on wednesday. the pacific islands prime...
Newswatch : BBCNEWS : November 11, 2017 3:45am-4:00am GMT
to be a nuisance in cardiff, but at least there's going to be brighter skies for the visit of samoa to murrayfield. the thicker cloud thickens even further in southern counties of england and wales for a time through the night. just pepping up the rainfall. further north the skies remain clearfor some. a dotting of showers still perhaps and again wintry across high ground. once that set of fronts in the south pulls into the near continent, notice that the air flows down those isobars from the north to the south. never a warm direction. all of us will experience that marked change in the feel of the day on sunday, remembrance sunday of course. yes, a scattering of showers around the exposed shores, fully exposed to the northerly wind. but down the spine of the country there could be a good deal of sunshine, but it will do nothing for the temperatures. seven, eight, nine degrees for many. next week starts cold and frosty, then it gets a little bit milder in the middle of the week and there will be some rain around. so there's a frosty start for the greater part of england and wales, t
to be a nuisance in cardiff, but at least there's going to be brighter skies for the visit of samoa to murrayfield. the thicker cloud thickens even further in southern counties of england and wales for a time through the night. just pepping up the rainfall. further north the skies remain clearfor some. a dotting of showers still perhaps and again wintry across high ground. once that set of fronts in the south pulls into the near continent, notice that the air flows down those isobars from the...
next week's final group game with samoa. it's brough's third world cup as scotland captain and the huddersfield stand—off is their most capped player. the scotland management say they support the airline's decision and have told the trio that they will play no further part in the tournament. two other home nations were in action n today. wales can't reach the knockout stages now after their record world cup defeat, thrashed 72—6 by fiji ireland have a very slim chance of qualifying for the knockout stage after losing 111—6 to papua new guinea, they were comprehensively better than us. i thought they played a really good game of rugby league and you have to congratulate fiji because in the first half they made one error and that was the last tackle play where they ran it. people playing football like that against you, big, strong, fast, and skilful as they are, you are in bother, and we were. harlequins beat saracens. this try in the 83rd minute put them within a point. the video referee help for the try which left james laing with the chance to win the game with the final kic
next week's final group game with samoa. it's brough's third world cup as scotland captain and the huddersfield stand—off is their most capped player. the scotland management say they support the airline's decision and have told the trio that they will play no further part in the tournament. two other home nations were in action n today. wales can't reach the knockout stages now after their record world cup defeat, thrashed 72—6 by fiji ireland have a very slim chance of qualifying for...
Sportsday : BBCNEWS : November 10, 2017 11:45pm-12:00am GMT
. wales versus australia will be wet. scotland versus samoa — cold and bright. that's not the end of the day. the cloud will thicken and we eventually end up with more rain across the greater part of southern england and wales through the course of the night and into sunday. further north, skies stay clear. this is where we've got much colder airjust waiting for the passage of this frontal system to get out of the way. then we are all in this run, north to south, the wind along these isobars and coming with it much colder air from isobars and coming with it much colder airfrom the isobars and coming with it much colder air from the arctic. never mind the tropics, forget about that for sunday. a lot of crisp weather around to start the week. showers there running down through the irish sea to wales and into the south—west along the eastern shores as well. right down the spine of the country it is cold and crisp and bright, for all of the ceremony that will go on to mark remembrance sunday. in the next week, a cold and frosty start, thenit next week, a cold and frosty start, then i
. wales versus australia will be wet. scotland versus samoa — cold and bright. that's not the end of the day. the cloud will thicken and we eventually end up with more rain across the greater part of southern england and wales through the course of the night and into sunday. further north, skies stay clear. this is where we've got much colder airjust waiting for the passage of this frontal system to get out of the way. then we are all in this run, north to south, the wind along these...
over samoa. the real test as they host new zealand. here is gregor. you have to be accurate, play with intensity. in the face of a team who will play with intensity and test you in attack and defence. you have to believe in what you are doing. belief in the game plan. the way our players can play. their aggression, fitness, we can test anything in the world. just putting that out there for 18 minutes is tough but we believe our players can do that —— 80 minutes. wales make changes to the team who lost to australia. warren gatland says younger players really a chance with the world cup two years away. we were going to make six changes at least anyway. we feel this is an opportunity for some of those youngsters in the squad. exposing them to this level, giving them a chance to play in hand. the same message about us building for the next two years. a move mirrored byjoe schmidt of ireland, 13 changes to the match against fiji, surprising after the south africa match. younger players giving the to impress ahead of the tour to japan. —— after the tour to japan. the number came to t
over samoa. the real test as they host new zealand. here is gregor. you have to be accurate, play with intensity. in the face of a team who will play with intensity and test you in attack and defence. you have to believe in what you are doing. belief in the game plan. the way our players can play. their aggression, fitness, we can test anything in the world. just putting that out there for 18 minutes is tough but we believe our players can do that —— 80 minutes. wales make changes to the...
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. naomi buru. the two other scholars were from virginia. matthew chun attends mite. and samoas studying history at the u.s. military academy. she was also the first black woman to leave the they cover post grad studies at oxford academy in england. >> congratulations to them and their families. >>> target is taking on amazon over black friday deals. the store's deals are pretty good, but they will only be available in stores. you can see all of them on wusa9.com. here are just a few. a 65-inch samsung 4k tv. and 50% off select video games. again, see all of the deals right now on wusa9.com. stores will open thursday night for shoppers looking to get black friday deals. if you're headed to a mall, you might even see some new concepts. >> it could be a makeover. it could be meet the chef. it could be decorating services. >> retailers rely on black friday sales to help turn profits, and survive. it's estim five years, one in four u.s. malls will close. so now it is urgent to get retailers to shop in their story. an eddie bauer store in ohio created an icebox, chilled to 16 degrees
. naomi buru. the two other scholars were from virginia. matthew chun attends mite. and samoas studying history at the u.s. military academy. she was also the first black woman to leave the they cover post grad studies at oxford academy in england. >> congratulations to them and their families. >>> target is taking on amazon over black friday deals. the store's deals are pretty good, but they will only be available in stores. you can see all of them on wusa9.com. here are just a...
The Travel Show : BBCNEWS : November 11, 2017 5:30am-6:01am GMT
going to be brighter skies for the visit of samoa to murrayfield. the thicker cloud thickens even further in southern counties of england and wales for a time through the night. just pepping up the rainfall. further north the skies remain clearfor some. a dotting of showers still perhaps and again wintry across high ground. once that set of fronts in the south pulls into the near continent, notice that the air flows down those isobars from the north to the south. never a warm direction. all of us will experience that marked change in the feel of the day on sunday, remembrance sunday of course. yes, a scattering of showers around the exposed shores, fully exposed to the northerly wind. but down the spine of the country there could be a good deal of sunshine, but it will do nothing for the temperatures. seven, eight, nine degrees for many. next week starts cold and frosty, then it gets a little bit milder in the middle of the week and there will be some rain around. so there's a frosty start for the greater part of england and wales, the eastern part of scotland too, but here the fi
going to be brighter skies for the visit of samoa to murrayfield. the thicker cloud thickens even further in southern counties of england and wales for a time through the night. just pepping up the rainfall. further north the skies remain clearfor some. a dotting of showers still perhaps and again wintry across high ground. once that set of fronts in the south pulls into the near continent, notice that the air flows down those isobars from the north to the south. never a warm direction. all of...
World News Today : BBCNEWS : November 11, 2017 9:00pm-9:31pm GMT
, where scotland narrowly won against samoa. an unimpressive performance by england, but a victory nonetheless against argentina. a big win for ireland over australia, and france were beaten at home by the all blacks. england head coach eddiejones admitted it was far from his side's most exciting display and said there was plenty to work to do ahead of next week's game with australia. we just want consistency. we had opportunities out wide which we didn't finish. we have to get better at finishing those. the understanding between the layers wasn't great but that is understandable because they haven't played much rugby together. there's a mercedes on pole position for sunday's brazilian grand prix — but it's not lewis hamilton. he crashed out of qualifying and team—mate valterri bottas pipped both ferrari's at interlagos. our fi reporter tom clarkson sent this report. lewis hamilton is human after all. he came into this qualifying session hoping to get the 12 pole position of the season. but his session was over all biased as quickly as it had begun. on his first lap, he crashed
, where scotland narrowly won against samoa. an unimpressive performance by england, but a victory nonetheless against argentina. a big win for ireland over australia, and france were beaten at home by the all blacks. england head coach eddiejones admitted it was far from his side's most exciting display and said there was plenty to work to do ahead of next week's game with australia. we just want consistency. we had opportunities out wide which we didn't finish. we have to get better at...
Our World : BBCNEWS : November 11, 2017 4:30am-5:01am GMT
a nuisance in cardiff, but at least there's going to be brighter skies for the visit of samoa to murrayfield. the thicker cloud thickens even further in southern counties of england and wales for a time through the night. just pepping up the rainfall. further north the skies remain clearfor some. a dotting of showers still perhaps and again wintry across high ground. once that set of fronts in the south pulls into the near continent, notice that the air flows down those isobars from the north to the south. never a warm direction. all of us will experience that marked change in the feel of the day on sunday, remembrance sunday of course. yes, a scattering of showers around the exposed shores, fully exposed to the northerly wind. but down the spine of the country there could be a good deal of sunshine, but it will do nothing for the temperatures. seven, eight, nine degrees for many. next week starts cold and frosty, then it gets a little bit milder in the middle of the week and there will be some rain around. so there's a frosty start for the greater part of england and wales, the
a nuisance in cardiff, but at least there's going to be brighter skies for the visit of samoa to murrayfield. the thicker cloud thickens even further in southern counties of england and wales for a time through the night. just pepping up the rainfall. further north the skies remain clearfor some. a dotting of showers still perhaps and again wintry across high ground. once that set of fronts in the south pulls into the near continent, notice that the air flows down those isobars from the north...
remaining autumn tests after breaking his arm against samoa. he's set to be replaced by zander ferguson. newcastle propjon welsh has been called into the squad as cover. some of great britain's leading gymnasts have yet to sign a new contract to be part of the world class performance programme. double olympic champion max whitlock is among those still waiting for a final version from british gymnastics and some athletes are said to be unhappy. now, some sad news. tim gudgin, formerly the voice of bbc television's saturday tea—time football results, has died aged 87. gudgin retired in 2011, a week before his 82nd birthday, ending a career lasting more than 60 years. he joined grandstand in 1976, reading out the horse racing and rugby results until 1995, when he became the second person — after len martin — to read out the football results. chris froome has told the bbc that he's targeting more tour de france victories and is not considering retirement. froome won the event for a fourth time injuly and then followed it up by winning the vuelta a espana. now 32, froome says
remaining autumn tests after breaking his arm against samoa. he's set to be replaced by zander ferguson. newcastle propjon welsh has been called into the squad as cover. some of great britain's leading gymnasts have yet to sign a new contract to be part of the world class performance programme. double olympic champion max whitlock is among those still waiting for a final version from british gymnastics and some athletes are said to be unhappy. now, some sad news. tim gudgin, formerly the voice...
The Travel Show : BBCNEWS : November 5, 2017 1:30pm-2:01pm GMT
the squad flew to cairns for next week's final group game with samoa. the three players are believed to have continued drinking after the rest of the squad had finished and the airline refused to allow them onto the flight. the scotland management supported the airline's decision and informed the english—born trio they would play no further part in the tournament. well on the field it hasn't been a good day for the home nations....|reland lost 14—6 to papua new guinea, while wales were suffered their second hammering of the tournament — they were beaten fiji 72—6 by fiji. james anderson has shown he's in form as england's men warm up for the first ashes test against australia later this month. england's record wicket taker claimed four wickets as the 2—day match against a western australia 11 ended in an draw. henry moeran reports. these have been two competitive days of cricket at the end of england's ashes tour down under. yesterday, the batsmen had a go. four half centuries in the england top order, reassuring to the coaches. today, the turn of the bowlers to get some va
the squad flew to cairns for next week's final group game with samoa. the three players are believed to have continued drinking after the rest of the squad had finished and the airline refused to allow them onto the flight. the scotland management supported the airline's decision and informed the english—born trio they would play no further part in the tournament. well on the field it hasn't been a good day for the home nations....|reland lost 14—6 to papua new guinea, while wales were...
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levels as well. in the units i was in we would have blacks, whites, hispanics, american samoa and. i had a maintenance chief from hawaii for many years. i think we have the best track record in terms of racial integration, the lease structures from different religious beliefs, economic stratification. really poor kids in some parts of the country working alongside rich kids from other parts of the country. i think the military historically has been a great integrator and provided the most opportunity for men and women and people from all different racial, ethnic and economic backgrounds. that has been my experience and those of my colleagues. i can only talk from that first hand knowledge. host:. is calling in from new mexico on the independent line. just a few seconds left with dakota wood. when you talk about the military budget, you forget several things. you forget the testing of weapons, you forget the payment of generals and colonels through department. and the war ran into the debt. it was never on the defense budget. at all those things together, what is the total amount spen
levels as well. in the units i was in we would have blacks, whites, hispanics, american samoa and. i had a maintenance chief from hawaii for many years. i think we have the best track record in terms of racial integration, the lease structures from different religious beliefs, economic stratification. really poor kids in some parts of the country working alongside rich kids from other parts of the country. i think the military historically has been a great integrator and provided the most...
BBC News at Five : BBCNEWS : November 13, 2017 5:00pm-6:00pm GMT
and samoa on their summer tour, roberts was a somewhat surprising omission from the original 36—man party. he comes in due to concerns over jonathan davies following his ankle injury in their defeat by australia on saturday. scotland prop wp nel will miss the remaining autumn tests after breaking his arm against samoa. he's set to be replaced by zander ferguson and, with lock tim swinson and flanker rob harley also out, newcastle propjon welsh has been called into the squad as cover. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport and i'll have more for you in the next hour. scientists at a united nations climate conference in germany say global emissions of carbon dioxide are projected to rise in 2017 for the first time in four years. they say the main cause for the expected 2% increase is the greater use of coal in china as its economy expands. our environment correspondent, matt mcgrath, is at the conference in bonn. according to scientists, 2017 will be one of the three warmest years on record, with the impact
and samoa on their summer tour, roberts was a somewhat surprising omission from the original 36—man party. he comes in due to concerns over jonathan davies following his ankle injury in their defeat by australia on saturday. scotland prop wp nel will miss the remaining autumn tests after breaking his arm against samoa. he's set to be replaced by zander ferguson and, with lock tim swinson and flanker rob harley also out, newcastle propjon welsh has been called into the squad as cover. that's...
hemsiphere, over the next month. first up it's scotland against samoa. it'll be the first murrayfield test for scotland coach gregor townsend. we will have to be very good defensively but also very good in attack. if we give a team like samoa turnover ball or kick poorly, they will be very dangerous against our structured defence. britain's katie archibald missed out on gold at the world track cycling championships in manchester after being overtaken in the final moment of danger and see them. she took silver but could have been one better. she won the elimination race but could hold on. americanjennifer valenti took on the victory, outsprinting her to take the title. how about this dramatic start to the season full written's 2—man bobsleigh team. competing at the world cup event in lake placid in the usa. brad paul and toby looby crashed early in the second. they flipped their bobsleigh upside down, as toby falls out of the back, basically, still coming down the ice. thankfully, both athletes walked away from the accident pretty much unscathed. completely unscathed? yeah. i suppose yo
hemsiphere, over the next month. first up it's scotland against samoa. it'll be the first murrayfield test for scotland coach gregor townsend. we will have to be very good defensively but also very good in attack. if we give a team like samoa turnover ball or kick poorly, they will be very dangerous against our structured defence. britain's katie archibald missed out on gold at the world track cycling championships in manchester after being overtaken in the final moment of danger and see them....
NEWSHOUR : ALJAZ : November 24, 2017 12:00am-1:01am +03
times on and off the pitch as they prepare to face a strong anglin team in london samoa haven't won an international this year and the rugby association declared itself bankrupt a claim being disputed by world rugby bosses al-jazeera is only welling's reports. well as you can hear the samoan saying preparing here in southwest london for the game because they're already very good spirits which may be a little surprising considering the problems that hard with mamma the prime minister of the countries or head of the association coming forward saying we just don't have the money huge concern for the sport and they've got this big fight against an england team who are winding high second in the world rankings are genuinely trying to challenge the mighty all blacks one of the base teams in the will. you know this thing. for us to get this win or get a good performance let's. you know you know the prospect when they met while the same have been in england there has been a development on i find i'm. story which is that well but beside i are being supported that i do have the money that they'r
times on and off the pitch as they prepare to face a strong anglin team in london samoa haven't won an international this year and the rugby association declared itself bankrupt a claim being disputed by world rugby bosses al-jazeera is only welling's reports. well as you can hear the samoan saying preparing here in southwest london for the game because they're already very good spirits which may be a little surprising considering the problems that hard with mamma the prime minister of the...
scotland against samoa. it'll be the first murrayfield test for scotland coach gregor townsend. we will have to be good defensively and could in attack. if we give a tea m and could in attack. if we give a team like samoa turnover ball, or kicked poorly to them, they will be very dangerous against unstructured defence. a quick look at the day's other games involving the home nations — the pick of which sees wales host australia at 5.15. england take on argentina at twickenham. ireland host south africa. britain's katie archibald missed out on gold, in the omnium, at the world track cycling championships in manchester, after being overtaken in the final moments of the endurance event. the scot took silver but could have gone one better. she won the elimination race but couldn't not hold off american jennifer valente in the final points race. valente outsprinted her to take the title. there was a dramatic start to the season, for britain's two man bobsleigh team. competing at the opening world cup event in lake placid in the usa, brad paul and toby 0lubi, had been 15th after the first r
scotland against samoa. it'll be the first murrayfield test for scotland coach gregor townsend. we will have to be good defensively and could in attack. if we give a tea m and could in attack. if we give a team like samoa turnover ball, or kicked poorly to them, they will be very dangerous against unstructured defence. a quick look at the day's other games involving the home nations — the pick of which sees wales host australia at 5.15. england take on argentina at twickenham. ireland host...
NEWSHOUR : ALJAZ : November 24, 2017 2:00am-3:00am +03
times on and off the pitch as they prepare to face a strong team in london samoa haven't won an international this year and their rugby association or a good performance. with a prospect when they met while this summer and same have been in england there has been a development on their financial story which is that world rugby side they are being supported that they do have the money that they're not bankrupt and we will do everything it can to make sure they're ok i mean we did see with a twenty twenty three rugby world cup going to france that was for financial reasons that was our world rugby could support the smaller nations who are struggling. in the middle i want to stay out of this and say look it's between samoa and world rugby and this that the england players would give some of their considerable much thousands of dollars what doesn't that's going to happen as for the much itself and i'm trying not to disturb the players going through every saying here they had a disappointing defeat against remind you and haven't won this year so they're really going to need to step i
times on and off the pitch as they prepare to face a strong team in london samoa haven't won an international this year and their rugby association or a good performance. with a prospect when they met while this summer and same have been in england there has been a development on their financial story which is that world rugby side they are being supported that they do have the money that they're not bankrupt and we will do everything it can to make sure they're ok i mean we did see with a...


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With the 1st Pick in the 2014 NBA Draft, Fashion Stylists Select…
Patrick Hayes
The NBA Draft has been a dream of many since their playground basketball days. As one of the most important days they'll ever experience, it plays a huge role in determining the rest of their lives. Their hard work has finally paid off, and it's a privilege just to be invited to the draft. Draft hopefuls often use their first 15 minutes of fame to make a statement.
Everyone was trying to make a fashion statement. Some would definitely make the cut on Joan Rivers' Best Dressed List, and the others we just shook our heads at. Here are the best and the worst fashion statements of the 2014 NBA Draft.
Danté Exum | 5th Overall | Utah Jazz
The Australian represented himself well on one of the biggest stages of his life. The light gray suit with complimenting black tie helped him stand out in all the right ways. Add a statement watch and Australian flag cuff links, to display his pride for his country, and you've got a recipe for style success. Simple. Classy. Elegant.
Zach Lavine | 13th Overall | Minnesota Timberwolves
Nothing says "you've made it" better than some luxury wrist candy. The simplicity of the shirt and tie combination allowed his accessories and talent to shine. You've got to accessorize to maximize.
Shabazz Napier | 24th Overall | Miami Heat
After becoming a champion at UCONN, Napier is now taking his talents to South Beach. Napier is on the rise in more ways than one. He gained an impressive Twitter following after LeBron James tweeted "My favorite player in the draft! #Napier." But let's not credit LeBron for all of Napier's recent success. He kept it simple with a dark gray suit, and let his personality shine with some fancy socks. If his style is any indication of his future in the NBA, I would say Miami is lucky to have him. An outfit is not complete without a smile!
From UConn, @ShabazzNapier is off to Miami to start his @NBA career! pic.twitter.com/9pwox70tk7
— NBA Draft (@NBADraft) June 27, 2014
Andrew Wiggins | 1st Overall | Cleveland Cavaliers
One would think a black and white suit is a safe option. In the case of number one draft pick Andrew Wiggins, it was not. His choice of a black and white floral printed suit jacket paired with a black bowtie definitely turned some heads. Although a bit out of the ordinary, props to him for making his night as number one a memorable one. WORK IT ANDREW.
Getting ready for #NBADraft2014 with @22wiggins pic.twitter.com/h8g3LM51rN — Women's Wear Daily (@womensweardaily) June 26, 2014
Nik Stauskas | 8th Overall | Sacramento Kings
Fashion forward? Yes, but Nik Stuskas' draft ensemble appears a little bit like a tic tac toe board. However, with the addition of a complimentary coral tie and pocket square, it looks like his future with the Kings will be all fun and games. Just add a POP of color.
Photos || Nik Stauskas in NYC – http://t.co/AUMaRAMtVK pic.twitter.com/pT7hAiispW
— Sacramento Kings (@SacramentoKings) June 27, 2014
Adreian Payne | 15th Overall | Atlanta Hawks
Seven picks later brought us another plaid suit from Adreian Payne. He took a risk with the plaid suit accompanied by a flamboyant bow tie and pocket square. Although Payne had one of the most bazaar looks at the 2014 Draft, he also had one of the most inspired. His suit colors were in honor of 8-year-old Lacey Holsworth who had a well-known friendship with Payne until she died of cancer in April. Payne paid special tribute to her by having "Adreian & Lacey" embroidered in his suit jacket. A humble reminder of what's important in life as he begins his journey with the Atlanta Hawks. He had the best date on his arm.
Andrew, Nik, Adreian, don't worry there's still this:
A quick #ThrowbackThursday before the picks. Here are the worst #NBADraft suits of all time. http://t.co/wTQWMcmMce pic.twitter.com/fGvZUunSk6 — Sporting News (@sportingnews) June 26, 2014

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The Federal Government's increasing shift to non-oil revenue sources and less dependent on oil may have informed a few innovations noted in tax administration.
Within a space of two years, the tax authorities have enrolled more eligible tax payers. In less than two years of tax reform, the Voluntary Asset and Income Declaration Scheme (VAIDS) was introduced.
The country operates different forms of taxes ranging from Companies Income Tax Act (CITA) to Petroleum Profit Tax Act (PPTA); Personal Income Tax Act (PITA) Capital Gains Tax Act (CGTA), Stamp Duties Act (SDA) and Value Added Tax Act (VATA).
Expectedly, parting with money as tax obligations comes with subtle resistance. In Nigeria, the culture of complying is yet to sink in.
To build confidence in the system and secure unfettered buy-in of tax payers in the event of tax disputes, an efficient tax law regulation is a handy mechanism.
An aggrieved tax payer, who feels dissatisfied with tax administration, is entitled to seek redress at the Tax Appeal Tribunal (TAT). The aggrieved can file an appeal at any of the tribunals located in the geo- political zones where the case is emanating from.
TAT as remedial tool is one of the windows provided in Nigeria's tax administration system, which offers an aggrieved party the opportunity to explore other dispute resolution mechanisms before gaining access to the law courts.
TAT is a tax dispute resolution center. Among other things, it helps to reduce the caseload of the over-laden regular courts by providing less formal fora for quicker, cheaper and expert resolution of tax disputes in the public interest.
TAT is a creation of Tax Appeal Tribunal rules of 2010. Its establishment marked a significant milestone in the annals of the nation's tax dispute resolution mechanism. One of the key objectives of government in setting up the tribunal is to reduce the incidence of tax evasion and improve tax payers' confidence. Others include the need to ensure fairness and transparency of the tax administration and to minimise delays and bottlenecks in adjudication of tax disputes.
At its inception in 2010, TAT inherited a total of 122 appeals from the defunct Body of Appeal Commissioners (BAC) and VAT Tribunals. A total of 489 new appeals were filed at the respective zones of the tribunal between June 2010 and September 2018.
So far, 409 appeals had been concluded within the same period. As at end of the third quarter 2018, report shows that a total number of 209 appeals amounting to about $18.804 billion, N205.654 billion and EUR 0.821 million were pending across the zones.
A good example of effective dispense of tax dispute by TAT played out in 2012. At the centre of the dispute was Oando Plc. The oil firm lost its appeal at the tribunal and was compelled to pay the sum of N72.92 million liabilities for a year to the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS).
The Acting Chairman of the tribunal at the time, Mr Nnamdi Ibegbu (SAN), gave the order following an appeal filed by Oando challenging the FIRS's refusal to amend its tax assessment for the year 2003.
Expectedly, the landmark judgment closed a seven-year legal tussle between the multinational company and the FIRS.
Ibegbu also awarded the sum of N100,000 against Oando as cost of the appeal decided in favour of FIRS.
Oando had in March 2003 dragged FIRS before the Tax Appeal Tribunal for refusing to amend its assessment on additional income tax and education tax for the year 2003 amounting to N72, 912,838.
The relief sought by Oando to quash the assessment served on it by the FIRS in respect of interest disallowed as deductable for the assessment year 2003, was dismissed by the tribunal.
After a long lull, newly constituted commissioners and their respective chairmen in the six TAT zones including Lagos and Abuja were inaugurated recently by Minister of Finance, Mrs. Zainab Ahmed.
Each tribunal is made up of a chairman and four commissioners knowledgeable in the laws, regulations, norms and practices of taxation management and trade in Nigeria.
For administrative convenience, the tribunal is established in eight zones to cover the six geo-political zones namely: Abuja Zone, Lagos Zone, North Central Zone, (Jos), North East Zone, (Bauchi) and North West Zone. Others are (Kaduna), South East Zone, (Enugu), South South Zone, (Benin), and South West Zone, (Ibadan).
The coordinating secretariat renders support services and facilitates the operations of the respective zones.
Iriogbe Ayo Alice is the Chairman of Abuja tribunal. Other members are Prof. Ishola Rufus Akintoye, Ajayi Julius Bamidele, Dr. Almustapha Aliyu and Nasiru Kuliya.
Lagos tribunal has Lassise-Phillips Olanrewaju Moshood as Chairman. Other members are Dike Mark Anthony Chidolue, Sanusi Maijamaa Ajiya , Mrs Titilola Akibayo and Rasaq Adekunle Quadri.
For North East zone, Bagoni Alhaji Bukar is Chairman. Other members are Bashir Maidugu, Adamu Ismaila,Tijanayi, Musa Isa and Mrs. Nafisa Shehu Awak. North West zone has Umar Mohammed Adamu (Chairman). Other members are Isa Kabir Dandago, Bayero A.S. Muhammad, Abubakar-Gwandu Sameerah, and Dr. Ahmad M. Kumshe.
North Central zone to sit in Jos Plateau state has Barr. Richard Bala (Chairman). Other members are Emmanuel Seungwa Ukera, a lawyer Ogbaenyi Ivan Chikwendu, Abdul Zaidu Idde and Mrs Atoki Dupe.
The South West zone tribunal to sit in Ibadan, Oyo State has Ajibola Akinmade (Chairman). Other members of the tribunal include Atitola Felix Bimbo,Falade Sufian Alani, Mrs. Queensley S. Seghosime and Princess Elemanya Ebilah.
For South East zone, the tax appeal tribunal to be sitting in Enugu has Chukwuemeka Eze as Chairman. Other members are, Ide John Udeagbala, Anyaduba John Obiora, Mazi Nnamdi Okwuadigbo and Obri Francis Ogar.
The South – South tax appeal tribunal will sit in Benin, Edo State. Its Chairman is Odiase-Alegimenlen Obehi. Other members are Ala Peters David, Mrs. Hilda Ozoh, Ajokwu Vitalis Friday and Otusanya Olatunde Julius.
Inaugurating TAT, the finance minister tasked members on dispensing justice without favour and biases. The minister said: "As commissioners of the Tax Appeal Tribunal, the expectations from all stakeholders are quite high. You are expected to discharge your duties with high level of professionalism, integrity, diligence and fairness to all parties in order to engender public trust and confidence in our tax system.
Fairness, objectivity in dispensing tax related disputes are key fundamentals to success of TAT.
An award or judgment of the tribunal is enforceable similar to the judgment of a Federal High Court upon registration of a copy of such award or judgment with the Chief Registrar of the Federal High Court by the party seeking to enforce award or judgment.
The good about TAT as organ of tax dispute resolution is such that any party dissatisfied with TAT decision may appeal against it on a point of law to the Federal High Court upon giving notice in writing to the Secretary of TAT within 30 days after the date on which such decision was given.
The Chairman, Lagos Tax Appeal Tribunal, Lassise-Phillips Olanrewaju Moshood, assured that TAT would remain firm in discharge of its responsibilities without fear or favour.
"This is a huge national responsibility, which rests squarely on trust. We will discharge our duties diligently, professionally as a people of high integrity," he said.
Moshood described TAT as the tool needed to oil the wheels of the economy through prompt resolution of tax related disputes.
He said it was the duty and responsibility of TAT members to ensure it builds confidence in the country's tax administration system.
He pledged to ensure that "government earns no kobo less than what it ought to get, tax payer does not pay a kobo less than what it ought to pay and we would be fair to all concerned.
On the part of government, the finance minister promised government would provide the necessary support towards smooth operations of the tribunals.
As TAT commissioners swing into action, the onus lies on them to simplify tax administration in Nigeria and not compound it. They should see themselves as vehicles to instill and build confidence in Nigeria tax system. How they handle this important task could either increase the number of tax enrollees or shrink Nigeria's tax base.