latika, scott morrison, the australian prime minister, said this week, or in the last few days, that he has come up with a uniquely australian solution, having been one of the laggards in this international debate on climate change. tell us more. well, 'the australian way', as the prime minister likes to refer to it, is deeply unambitious in the short—term. now, we shouldn't understate just how significant it is for a prime minister of australia to stand up and say "we are going to commit to net zero by 2050" which is what he said this week, and for him to still remain in the job the next day is extraordinary. this has not happened in australian politics for at least a decade. in fact, we have played musical chairs with our prime ministers and political leaders over this very diabloical issue of climate change politics in australia. so it is remarkable and it is a huge step forward for australia that the community and the politics have come to some sort of consensus. but when you dig a little deeper, you begin to understand why, and that's because the prime minister has said that o

the last dual, i directed by ridley scott, was also there. they start in the historical tale of a woman who accuses a night, played by adam driver, raping her. for is director, the venice premier was a vital moment for the movie. i think it is the most important festival. so from our point of view we need to sell an intelligent, extremely well acted and extremely well—made film to an audience that well—made film to an audience that we need to go for, we need some approval of the best critics to, say, give their nod and therefore that helps me. figs say, give their nod and therefore that helps me— say, give their nod and therefore that hels me. a . �*, ., . that helps me. as venice's launched best picture — that helps me. as venice's launched best picture winners _ that helps me. as venice's launched best picture winners from _ that helps me. as venice's launched best picture winners from the - that helps me. as venice's launched best picture winners from the shape of water to nomadland comedy festival direct those few have turned d

scotland's dreams are open in the t20 world cup after losing to | in the t20 world cup after losing to scott ? new zealand. scotland won the toss, and sent the kiwis in to bat, taking two quick wickets as captain kane williamson, was dismissed without scoring. scotland made a valliant effort to their reply, but in the end, they fell 16 runs short, which means they're out of the competition with 2 matches still to play. we've had a number of games against new zealand over the years and some have been close and some haven't and this is one where you are saying, 17 runs, which is a reasonable sizing t20 cricket we would look back and say where were those little moments in the game where we could have closed the gap and may be used that as an opportunity missed but that is where we have to keep raising the bar. meanwhile india thrashed afghanistan with a 66 run victory, rohit sharma and kl rahul, shared a commanding opening stand of 140 to finish, on 210 for 2. afghanistan never looked capable, of chasing that target. they remain though second in group 2. after weeks of uncertainty over this win

our sports correspondent laura scott is at lord�*s cricket ground. what�*s the reaction been, laura? i spoke to one of the people whose alleged racist abuse within cricket and he says he wants the momentum to be maintained. the ecb chief executive said the race crisis that has engulfed the game has felt like an earthquake has hit it. a powerful testimony of azeem rafiq and others has exposed major fault lines within cricket�*s culture and governance on those areas are the focus of the 12 action points agreed by the game today, which covers a filled review of the dressing room culture, removing the barriers which are stopping ethnically diverse players from reaching the professional ranks and making brands like here at lords more welcoming for everyone. boardroom diversity targets have been set with a deadline of april next year and 22 do not meet those can expect to have their funding withheld. tom harrison acknowledged today this will not be a silver bullet or answer all of the questions around cricket and all of its problems but he hopes it wil

travis scott has tweeted. _ fatalities. travis scott has tweeted, he _ fatalities. travis scott has tweeted, he is _ fatalities. travis scott hasj tweeted, he is devastated fatalities. travis scott has i tweeted, he is devastated by fatalities. travis scott has - tweeted, he is devastated by what place, his praise the work of emergency services and the immunity. yes, he has. travis is a houston native so a lot of these organisations and people are familiar to organisations and people are familiarto him, he organisations and people are familiar to him, he posted a video on instagram a bit earlier tonight our time, on instagram a bit earlier tonight ourtime, kind of on instagram a bit earlier tonight our time, kind of rehashing those points but also talking about how he felt and if anyone had any information about how this happened, to please contact authority so he�*s being very proactive in terms of really trying to help find out what happened here and i will say on top of that, there were times, multiple times during this performance when he did pause the show an

we have house of gucci, which is the new film by ridley scott. and pirates, in which we party like it's 1999. shepherd — tell me more. here's the thing. you don't like horrorfilms and it's not a horrorfilm, it's a chiller. there is a distinction. it's an atmospheric chiller and i'm trying to talk you into it. this is a story about a young man who is suffering from grief, he's lost his wife and is filled with guilt, and decides to take a position on a remote scottish island as the shepherd, only him on the island, a very small rundown house, his dog and a lighthouse which looks worrying decrepit. he is dropped off on the island by kate dickie in sinister style. here's a clip. so, you're just leaving now? it's not my place here. when will you be back? i'll be back next tuesday with supplies. _ anything else you need, you let me know. - 0k. you've got some sheep to find. best get to it, mr black. - you'll not be short of chores here, that's for sure. - i nearly forgot... you'll be needing this — a journal. keep it safe. good luck. something's ha

travis scott says he is working to help the families of the victims. but several festival goers are suing him, drake and the promoters for damages. all of whom have not yet commented on the lawsuits. attention is turning to what happened to turn this concert into a crime scene. lawyers are already poring over footage as families seekjustice. i ask you, does that look safe? does that look organised, well—run? the way the concert was set up, planned, organised and the way things were happening, were handled, once there was a problem, it boggles the mind. alongside multiple civil lawsuits is a police investigation. it's emerged that safety concerns were raised by houston's police chief moments before the concert with travis scott. amidst the hurt, though, is an expressed hope amongst the families of the victims that these daths will not be in vain by helping improve how concerts like these are managed around the world. mark lobel, bbc news. a couple are launching a landmark legal test case against how the nhs offer fertility treatment in england, arguin

laurie scott, thank you, at headingley. the periods of lockdown for those who were shielding and unable to leave their homes meant months of loneliness for many people across the country. but one widower says she was kept going by her "wonderful" four—year—old pen pal. after 18 months of exchanging letters, the two have finally met in person. our reporter luxmy gopal was there to hear their story. lesley is travelling to see someone she's never met before. i'm feeling really excited and a bit nervous, i think, as well, but ijust can't believe the day has come. she's finally meeting a pen pal she started writing to in lockdown a year and a half ago — alina, from enfield in london, who was just four years old back then. through letter writing they became so close alina started calling lesley granny. i wish i could see granny lesley soon. the pen pals project was by the leeds charity hops for its members, who, like lesley, were shielding. i was in the house most of the time. i might go out for a breath of fresh air in th

our correspondent laura scott has the details. i spoke to one of the people whose alleged racist abuse in cricket and he said he welcomed the action plan but he wants momentum to be maintained. today the ecb chief executive tom harris said that the crisis engulfing the game has felt like an earthquake has hit it. the powerful testimony of azeem rafiq and others has exposed major fault lines within cricket“s culture and governance and those two areas are the focus of the 12 action points agreed by the game today, covering a full review of the dressing room culture, removing the barriers that have stopped ethnically diverse players from reaching the professional ranks, and making grounds like here at lords more welcoming for everyone. 0n the governance level, boardroom diversity targets have been set with a target of april next year. county to don't make them can expect to have funding withheld. tom harrison acknowledged today that this won't be the silver bullet and won't answer all of the questions around cricket and its problem

climate conference for australia to sign up to a net—zero emissions target by 2050, and prime minister scott morrison still hasn't set out specifics of how the country will get there. climate campaigners say its promises don't go far enough, but while the federal government has dragged its heels, state politicians and many private businesses have been more ambitious. we've been to visit one operation in townsville, north queensland that is trying to shake off a polluting past. we are an intense extreme use of electricity. our bill can be from anywhere from 15 million dollars to $18 million each year, so it is extreme. the process of refining think is fundamentally through electrolysis which, by its nature, is incredibly energy intensive. it needs to draw power from somewhere, and traditionally it is from the grid. it includes more than 1.2 6 million panels, more than 400 kilometres of cabling and 40 kilometres of cabling and 40 kilometres of cabling and 40 kilometres of internal roads. this is a solar farm contributes 22% of the refinery�*s energy supply. we are optimistic that we will hit

and we have house of guuci, the new film by ridley scott. and pirates where we party like it's 1999. where we party like it's1999. sheppard. tell me more. you don't like horror— sheppard. tell me more. you don't like horror films _ sheppard. tell me more. you don't like horror films and _ sheppard. tell me more. you don't like horror films and it's _ sheppard. tell me more. you don't like horror films and it's not - sheppard. tell me more. you don't like horror films and it's not a i like horrorfilms and it's not a horror film, like horrorfilms and it's not a horrorfilm, it's a chiller. it's an atmospheric chiller and i'm trying to talk you into it. and this is a story about a young man who is suffering from grief and has lost his wife and is full of guilt and decides to take a position on a remote scottish island as the shepherd but only him on the island, a very small rundown house, his dog and a lighthouse which looks worrying and decrepit. his droptop on the island by kate dickie in sinister style. on the island by kate dickie in sinis

scott marcus is from the think tank bruegel, in bonn. many of these are countries that were previously behind the iron curtain where confidence in government is less. within germany and our eastern regions also are behind the iron curtain. some of the errors that have problems also bavaria which are always western germany. you will see different impacts again in different areas based on attitudes. if you look at spain, portugalto based on attitudes. if you look at spain, portugal to a large degree france and italy you have much fewer problems and much higherfraction of the population vaccinated. and that's true. spain, portugal and france all have higher vaccination rates — and lower infections. but low rates of vaccination aren't the only factor driving the spread. hans kluge covers europe, for the world health organisation. three factors at stake for the first one is what we called the winter seasonality. the second one, important one, so we are far too many people susceptible to the virus. either due to waning of vaccine derived imm

for the first time since the tragedy, travis scott - last night. for the first time since i the tragedy, travis scott addressed his fans. appearing summer and distressed, he reflected on what went wrong at the festival he founded. i went wrong at the festival he founded. ., went wrong at the festival he founded. . ., , , went wrong at the festival he founded. . ., _ , founded. i am honestly 'ust devastated. i founded. i am honestly 'ust devastated. ii founded. i am honestly 'ust devastated. i could i founded. i am honestlyjust devastated. i could never i founded. i am honestlyjust- devastated. i could never imagine anything like this could happen. i'm going to do everything i can to keep you guys updated. going to do everything i can to keep you guys updated-— going to do everything i can to keep you guys updated. there were signs of trouble shortly _ you guys updated. there were signs of trouble shortly after _ you guys updated. there were signs of trouble shortly after 9pm - you guys updated. there were signs of trouble shortly after 9pm local

next week sees the release of a new film called house of gucci, directed by ridley scott. lady gaga plays patrizia reggiani, who served 18 years in jail for hiring a hit man to kill her former husband and label boss maurizio gucci. here's our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba. it was a name that sounded so seductive. in 1998, patrizia reggiani was convicted of arranging the murder of herformer husband maurizio gucci, of the gucci fashion empire. to play her, lady gaga immersed herself in months of preparation. i don't consider myself to be a particularly ethical person. finding the pain of the character experienced as a woman in a male—dominated world came from her own past. finding the pain the character experienced as a woman in a male—dominated world came from lady gaga's own past. finding the character, she says, was helped by drawing on her own painful past. what was the most relevant about my personal experiences, lizo, was the trauma that i have been through in my life, being assaulted when i was 19 by a music producer. i took from every trigger point that

scott kennedy, x very much. —— thanks very much. after more than 60 years of space exploration, there are hundreds of thousands of pieces of space junk circulating above us. and russia hasjust added to that number, by blowing up one of its old satellites courtney bembridge has more. an explosion more than 400 kilometres above the earth has a furious reaction below. during a missile test, russia blew up one of its old spy satellites, which was launched in the 1980s and stopped working years ago. nearby, at the international space station, the crew had to shelter from the debris. the united states has condemned russia. this was the reaction from the state department's ned price. russia's dangerous and irresponsible behaviour jeopardises the long—term sustainability of our outer space and clearly demonstrates that russia's claims of opposing the weaponisation of space are disingenuous and hypocritical. the international space station currently has seven crew members on board, four americans, a german and two russians, seen here being

prosecutors in texas file lawsuits against the rappers travis scott and drake, after eight people died in a stampede at a music festival. after more than 18 months, america finally re—opens its doors and prepares to welcome fully—vaccinated visitors to the country. and 70 members of an italian crime family are sentenced in the biggest mafia trial in decades.

centre matt scott scored the pick of leicester's four tries mid—way through the first half, so that's eight wins from eight for the tigers. while bath's miserable start to the season continued — they've not won any of their eight matches so far. and max verstappen led the way in second practice for this weekend's mexico city grand prix. the championship leader was fastest in his red bull at the track in mexico city, ahead of mercedes' valtteri bottas. title rival lewis hamilton was half a second slower in third. he has got it all to do, hasn't he, with that 12 point gap? and the leader. but it is going to be a breathless race, but one. keeps it so exciting. _ breathless race, but one. keeps it so exciting, because _ breathless race, but one. keeps it so exciting, because no _ breathless race, but one. keeps it so exciting, because no race, - breathless race, but one. keeps itj so exciting, because no race, they give everything in every single race. . give everything in every single race. , ., , , .., race. interesting to see if they can co -e with race. interesting to see if they ca

we also heard from the prime minister, scott morrison, who is in the uk who said the country's prayers have been answered. let's get some of the day's other news: a former policeman has won the race to become the mayor on new york and the first person of colour was also elected in boston. and currently glen young ken is leading his competitor terry mcauliffe and the heavily favoured democratic governor phil murphy is now also being challenged. focusing on their situation in virginia. with me is our washington reporter suzanne kianpour. terry mcauliffe is in trouble here? ., ., terry mcauliffe is in trouble here? ~ , terry mcauliffe is in trouble here? ~ ., here? looks like he is although glenn youngkin _ here? looks like he is although glenn youngkin appears - here? looks like he is although glenn youngkin appears to - here? looks like he is although glenn youngkin appears to be l glenn youngkin appears to be having a very good night. terry mcauliffe addressed supporters and did not concede and want the boats to keep going and i spoke to some supporters who were there and they said the

our sports correspondent laura scott reports. after another turbulent week, cricket's latest response is crisis talks at the oval as the game joined forces in tackling the discrimination problem. what do you want to get from the meeting? clarity and togetherness, i suppose. does cricket have a racism issue? well, we have work to do, no doubt. last night alex hales became embroiled in the scandal after a photograph emerged showed him dressed in a racially offensive way in 2009. he said his appearance was a tribute to the late rapper, tupac. but apologised. i deplore all forms of racism and discrimination, i have been lucky enough to play around the world, with players of different races and cultures. earlier this week, there was praise for azeem rafiq, as he gave testimony to mps about his experience of racism in cricket and spoke of his hopes that speaking up would bring about change. i'm very determined that this is going to be looked back. aa the moment where not only sport, but society as a whole went _ in a different directio

australia's prime minister scott morrison said this was "wonderful, relieving news". this is every parent's worst nightmare and the fact that nightmare has come to an end and our worst fears were not realised isjust a huge relief and a moment for greatjoy. more details have yet to emerge about how little cleo disappeared and how she was found, but for now, a family's nightmare is over and a country's prayers have been answered. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, sydney. shaimaa joins us now from sydney. we were just watching the closing pictures in the report of cleo being found, incredible scenes and i know there has been huge reaction to the news over there. i’m there has been huge reaction to the news over there.— news over there. i'm 'ust looking at twitter news over there. i'm 'ust looking at rwitter rignt _ news over there. i'm 'ust looking at twitter right now — news over there. i'm just looking at twitter right now and _ news over there. i'm just looking at twitter right now and this _ news over there. i'm just looking at twitter right now and this bit - news ove

rapper travis scott was on stage at the time. the death of a pregnant woman sparks protests in poland against the country's near—total ban on abortion. she's said to be the first woman to die as a result of the law. and demonstrations around the world demanding urgent action to combat climate change as the cop26 summit continues. hello and welcome to bbc news. sierra leone's vice—president says the state will provide economic assistance to the families of a hundred people killed on friday when a fuel tanker exploded in the capital, freetown. the city's hospitals have been overwhelmed by the number of people injured. umaru fofana reports from freetown. the blast happened in eastern freetown after a truck rammed into a petrol tanker. people rushed to collect the leaking fuel, causing a heavy traffic jam, according to eyewitness accounts. there was a vast explosion, leaving fireballs spreading through the crowds. vehicles in the traffic jam were set alight. hospitals in freetown are overwhelmed with injured people, many in criti

astroworld was founded by travis scott, who is from houston. he is the partner of kyliejenner, one of the world's highest paid social media influencers. in a statement, travis scott said he's absolutely devastated about what's happened. he thanked the emergency services for their response in helping everyone affected and said he is committed to working with officials to find out what went wrong. nomia iqbal, bbc news, north america. earlier, i spoke tojoey guerra, who's a music critic for the houston chronicle. joey was in the crowd during travis scott's performance and gave us his witness account. i was near the back. i wasn't in the thick of where all this was happening. this was from my perspective in a very contained place at the front of the stage. i was kind of behind the bulk of that, watching the concert and everything unfold. music festivals often are very high energy generally, especially performances from someone like travis scott. was it immediately apparent what was happening and how serious it was? it was not, no. i was not aware

scott says he is working to help the families of the vic's, the youngest of whom was 1a. we can speak now to an attorney matthew hike and who joins us. thank you forjoining us. when not too surprised that lawsuits are beginning to be filed but how does that work alongside a criminal investigation?- criminal investigation? thank ou for criminal investigation? thank you for having _ criminal investigation? thank you for having me. _ criminal investigation? thank you for having me. my - criminal investigation? thank you for having me. my heartl you for having me. my heart goes out to the family in this tragedy. the civil case in the criminal case can happen simultaneously so while the district eternal —— attorney is investigating there is nothing stopping people from filing a civil lawsuit, that can all happen at once. in civil lawsuit, that can all happen at once. civil lawsuit, that can all ha en at once. , ., happen at once. in terms of the case itself. _ happen at once. in terms of the case itself, some _ happen at once. in terms of the case itself, some elements - h

scott morrison, the prime minister of _ cop26. scott morrison, the prime minister of australian. _ cop26. scott morrison, the prime minister of australian. there - cop26. scott morrison, the prime minister of australian. there are i minister of australian. there are 2.5 million christians in the world, not all of them practising, and so the faith hasn't awfully big role to play. the uk archbishop of canterbury has some very strong words about the gravity of the situation facing leaders here. he said failure to act would be akin to allowing a genocide. let's take a listen to that exchange.- allowing a genocide. let's take a listen to that exchange. people will seak of listen to that exchange. people will speak of them _ listen to that exchange. people will speak of them in _ listen to that exchange. people will speak of them in far _ listen to that exchange. people will speak of them in far stronger - listen to that exchange. people willj speak of them in far stronger terms than we speak today of the politicians of the �*30s, the

this inherently harmful and that, scott, take us through it.— take us through it. this is really the chief executive _ take us through it. this is really the chief executive saying - take us through it. this is really the chief executive saying that l the chief executive saying that things that we want to guard against the government is trying to guard against in the safety bill, the central to a lot of social media sites business models. they want people to be engaged and that is why they men i've always been so keen to crackdown things such as hatred or cracking down on what some people would consider to be freedom of speech. they are going to have to because this online safety bill does include powers for off calm to find tech giants and social media firms and a sense of regulation clearly has not worked and things do need to change. this is clearly at the forefront of mps demands and it came after the tragic death of sir david that i was not really to deal with online hate but the secretary said it highlighted various threats against public figures and we will

laura scott, bbc news. joe root also said today that all—rounder ben stokes should be available for the first ashes test, which starts on 8 december in brisbane. stokes was a late addition to the squad, after he took a break from cricket in july to focus on his mental health while recovering from a broken finger. he's been fully involved in training and root said he loooked to be on track to make the side, although the captain stressed they wouldn't be pushing him too hard. there was a huge upset in the second semifinal of cricket's t20 world cup, with the favourites pakistan being knocked out by australia. pakistan had gone unbeaten for the whole of the tournament, while the aussie's lost heavily to england in the group stages. they won by five wickets in dubai and will now meet new zealand in the final on sunday. joe wilson was watching. the uae from necessity has been a second home to pack as any cricket. he looked like he could back into by his whole life. the crowd knew they were watching the best in

does the language in a text like this put more pressure on scott morrison at home?- put more pressure on scott morrison at home? yes, it does. he faces a _ morrison at home? yes, it does. he faces a federal _ morrison at home? yes, it does. he faces a federal election - he faces a federal election sometime between march and may next year, climate change will be an issue and this text will be an issue and this text will be used, particularly the ambition and the mitigation texts which includes a requirement for australia to update the 2030 target next year. that would homework it fails to bring to this cop. they will be strongly urged to do it. there is also a requirement for a ministerial roundtable meeting every year, to look at how the carbon budget is going to be met, how those increased ndcs will be met, and they will be a strong focus on australia's position, because australia's performance at that cop has been really appalling. at that cop has been really appalling-— at that cop has been really appalling. at that cop has been really anallina. ., ,, appalling

tv critic, scott bryan is with me. not a leaf staring on those plants behind you. a big disappointment for the organisers and viewers. managed to net all the organisers and viewers. managed to get all the — the organisers and viewers. managed to get all the plants _ the organisers and viewers. managed to get all the plants i _ the organisers and viewers. managed to get all the plants i live _ the organisers and viewers. managed to get all the plants i live with - the organisers and viewers. managed to get all the plants i live with in - to get all the plants i live with in the background behind me. a huge inconvenience. this is less i'm a celebrity, get me out of here and more, i'm a celebrity, they got them out of there and this is not what itv is wanted. the show is so crucial to the autumn schedule is being disrupted in this way and this is a why you shouldn't really perhaps have a big entertainment show broadcast in the middle of british winterfrom a show broadcast in the middle of british winter from a welsh countryside because, if the weather deteriorates,

they died after a crowd surge on the opening night of the event headlined by rapper travis scott. police say they're looking into reports that somebody in the audience had been injecting people with drugs. the musician has encouraged anyone with information to come forward as sean dilley reports. i just want to send out prayers to... to the ones that was lost last night. his shock and trauma is clear. on his social media, travis scott reflected on a night of entertainment that went tragically wrong. i'm honestlyjust devastated. i could never imagine anything like this to have happened. i'm going to do everything i can to keep you guys updated. signs of trouble were first seen shortly after 9pm local time. as the crowd advanced towards the stage, entertainment was replaced by panic. casualties swiftly overwhelmed the venue's first aiders. at first confusion, but then mayhem, with people pushing and shoving to make their escape. by the end of friday night, eight people had died. hundreds received medical treatment at the scene and 25 were taken to hospital. police in houston have la

that was cyber security researcher, john scott—railton. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: we'll tell you why the star of the docu—series tiger king is asking his fans to demand his release from prison. the israeli prime minister, yitzhak rabin, the architect of the middle east peace process, has been assassinated. a 27—year—old jewish man has been arrested and an extremist jewish organisation has claimed responsibility for the killing. at polling booths throughout the country, they voted on a historic day for australia. as the results came in, it was clear — the monarchy would survive. of the american hostages, there was no sign — - they are being held somewhere inside the compound — - and student leaders have threatened that, should i the americans attempt. rescue, they will all die. this mission has surpassed all expectations. voyager one is now the most distant man—made object anywhere in the universe, and itjust seems to keep on going. tonight, we prove once more that the true strength of our nation comes not from

best has been speaking to the bbc�*s laura scott. ididn't ididn�*t hear i didn't hear anyone say those things directly, but with the guys having dinner, they would talk about things that happened to them. it's hurtful. i won't repeat them, but it was hurtful. rafiq said it all. during those things, i was like, no way. but that's real. so that was an awakening to me because i've never experienced racism because i grew up in the west indies. all of us are basically black people. people of colour. it was just a astounding to hear what those guys were saying backin hear what those guys were saying back in 2010, and it was no platform for them to really open up because they probably lost contracts and ijust they probably lost contracts and i just wondered they probably lost contracts and ijust wondered if they probably lost contracts and i just wondered if you think that cricket has an issue because of the dressing room culture. for cricket has an issue because of the dressing room culture.— cricket has an issue because of the dressin

next week sees the release of a new film called house of gucci directed by ridley scott. the singer lady gaga plays patrizia reggiani, who served 18 years in jail for hiring a hit man to kill her former husband and label boss maurizio gucci. to prepare for the role, lady gaga says she drew on the abuse she suffered as a teenager. here's entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba. it was a name that sounded so seductive. in 1998, patrizia reggiani was convicted of arranging the murder of herformer husband, maurizio gucci of the gucci fashion empire. to play her, lady gaga immersed herself in months of preparation. i don't consider myself to be a particularly ethical person. finding the pain the character experienced as a woman in a male dominated world came from her own past. finding the character, though, she says, was helped by drawing on her own painful past. what was the most relevant about my personal experiences, lizo, was the trauma that i have been through in my life, being assaulted when i was 19 by a music producer. i took from every trigger point that i could find,

rangers pulled one back through scott arfield but it wasn't enough with the match finishing 3—1 to hibs. they'll now face celtic in the final in december. women's super league leaders arsenal won 2—0 at manchester united in today's early kick off. it was goalless at half—time but soon afterwards, netherlands international viviane miedema cut in to score her 13th goal in 16 games. i—0 became 2—0 after katie mccabe won arsenal a penalty and scored from it. that keeps the gunners unbeaten and top of the table, in the other wsl matches today — it was a five star showing from chelsea. they won 5—0 against birmingham city, sam kerr with a hat—trick. they'rejust a point behind arsenal at the top. also wins for everton, reading and west ham. lewis hamilton has won the qatar grand prix to move to within eight points of the formula one championship leader, max verstappen. with just two races left this season. verstappen finished in second place in the desert race and took the bonus point for the fastest lap. patrick gearey reports. so much hangs over qatar as a sporting venue. are g

our senior sports news reporter laura scott has been following this for us. this is a five—point plan, laura, and, bearing in mind everything we heard in azeem rafiq's testimony, one specific focus is looking at dressing—room culture? it is. because what happened over the last few weeks with the testimony of azeem rafiq is that it has exposed major fault lines testimony of azeem rafiq is that it has exposed majorfault lines in testimony of azeem rafiq is that it has exposed major fault lines in the game surrounding culture and governance. in this full review of the dressing room culture was something hinted at by tom harrison, the ecb chief executive when he appeared in front of mps earlier this month, but they have said there will be a full review across the game, including up to the international level and perhaps we will see sanctions if people are not being perceived to be upholding the values of cricket within the dressing room and of course it is a hard place to police because a lot of it happens out of the view of those in the boardrooms but what t

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australia's prime minister scott morrison said this was wonderful, relieving news. this is every parent's worst nightmare, and the fact that that nightmare has come to an end and our worst fears were not realised isjust a huge relief, and a moment for great joy. a 36—year—old man is in custody and is being questioned by detectives. more details have yet to emerge about how little cleo disappeared and the events that led to her rescue. but, for now, a family's ordeal is over, and a country's prayers have been answered. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, sydney. the largest hoard of anglo—saxon gold coins to be found in england has been declared treasure. 131 gold coins and four objects were uncovered from a field in norfolk over a period of 30 years. most of the haul was discovered by a metal detectorist who reported his findings to the autorities. ten coins were found by a serving police officer, who tried to sell them and was jailed for 16 months. what an incredible picture. hgppy what an incredible picture. happy diwali to everyone celebrating. thanks for watching! h

scott marcus is a senior fellow at the think tank bruegel. the lockdown in austria is concerning. what do you think the implications after the economic recovery in europe? the implications _ recovery in europe? the implications will - recovery in europe? the implications will be - implications will be complicated, but we can make a lot of statements based on the experience of the first wave. in the first wave there was a very sharp dip in the months between march, april, recovering somewhat in may, the impact was very different across different sectors. entertainment of course was usually impacted because restrictions on public meetings, also lodging was impacted, restaurants, transport, air and rail and maritime, so some sectors were very heavily impacted, and manufacturing lesser, agriculture not much at all, thanks in large part to the existence of greenland �*s across europe, so it will be a very mixed impact, affected by sectors. my very mixed impact, affected by sectors. . ., sectors. the tricky thing of course is _ sectors. the tricky thing of course is that _ sectors. th

laura scott reports. after another turbulent week, cricket�*s latest response to its rate is in crisis, crisis talks, at the 0val today as the game comes together to tackle its discrimination problem, evidence of which continues to emerge. what you hope to get out of the meeting? just clari and hope to get out of the meeting? list clarity and togetherness i suppose. does cricket have eight racism issue? ~ . ., ., ., ., ~' does cricket have eight racism issue? . ., ., ., ., ~ ., issue? we have a lot of work to do, no doubt about _ issue? we have a lot of work to do, no doubt about it. _ issue? we have a lot of work to do, no doubt about it. i _ issue? we have a lot of work to do, no doubt about it. i think _ issue? we have a lot of work to do, no doubt about it. i think it - issue? we have a lot of work to do, no doubt about it. i think it will- no doubt about it. i think it will be resolved — no doubt about it. i think it will be resolved today, _ no doubt about it. i think it will be resolved today,

stampede last friday, when fans pushed towards the stage during a performance by the rapper travis scott. hundreds of people were injured. a us federal appeals court has temporarily blocked the release of white house records to a congressional committee investigating donald trump's role in the attack on the us capitol injanuary. the papers had been due for release on friday. britain has accused france of having lost control of the migrant situation in the channel. about 1,000 people are believed to have reached britain in small boats on thursday, crossing the world's busiest shipping lane in the process. it would represent a record figure for a single day. belarus's leader alexander lukashenko has threatened to cut off gas supplies to europe if sanctions are imposed over an escalating migrant crisis at the country's border. thousands are at the frontier with poland, enduring freezing conditions in the hope of crossing into the european union. 0ur europe correspondent nick beake has spent the week travelling along the restricted area and has sent this report. in belarus's in bela rus�*s

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with me are geri scott, political correspondent at the press association, and benedicte paviot, uk correspondent for france 24. tomorrow's front pages. the daily mail reports about an anti—vax group that the paper says has picketed over 100 schools. the ft is leading with austria, which will become the first country in europe to make coronavirus jabs mandatory from next year. the daily telegraph's main story is the government plans to tackle cross—channel migration — asylum seekers will have to obey strict rules at new holding centres or face having their applications rejection. as part of those plans to tackle the migration crisis, the times reports that borisjohnson is enlisting the help of the cabinet office to find a solution in stopping migrants making the crossing in small boats. the mirror's lead story is the double child killer colin pitchfork who has been sent back to jail after breaching the terms of his release. the guardian carries an allegation by the labour peer lord parekh that the tories are "fuelling racism" by rejecting multiculturalism. and it's set to be a merry christm

the lastjewel, directed by ridley scott, was also delayed during four months during the pandemic. it's co—written by matt damon and ben affleck who also star in the historical tale of a married woman who accuses a night, played by adam driver, of rating her. for its director, the venice premiere was a vital moment for the movie. my trailer i think it's the most important festival so from our point of view, to sell an intelligent, extremely well acted and extremely well made film to an audience that well made film to an audience that we need to go for, we need some approval of the best critics to say, give their nod, and that helps me in the whole process of marketing. as venice has launched best pictures winners such as the shape of water and no man land, very few turned down the chance to attend. we are ve luc down the chance to attend. we are very lucky because _ down the chance to attend. we are very lucky because we _ down the chance to attend. we are very lucky because we are - down the chance to attend. we are very lucky because we are opening | very lucky because we are o

here's our senior sports news reporter laura scott. frame by frame, over five frame by frame, overfive different camera angles. the high court that he was telling pace the race that freddy paralyzed from the waist down. the formerjockey freddy paralyzed from the waist down. the former jockey turned television pundits claims he made a shout for survival but it ends before the second of two collisions between their horses but there was no response. i went down and it went back he said. his defense is that the fall as a result of a racing accident occasioned by the two horses coming together. the top jockeys idea to give evidence in the trial which will examine the duty of care between jockeys. patrick representing graham givens wind that could be multiple ramifications and incidence of this kind end up in court and why it could create also sites and difficulties for professional sports notjust horse racing. suzann pettersen will captain europe at the next solheim cup in 2023 the a0—year—old norwegian has played in the contest nine ti

leicester centre matt scott will make his first international start for four years. winger rufus mclean will make his second scotland start, but flanker hamish watson has been benched following last weekend's victory over australia. great britain women's qualifying campaign for eurobasket 2023 got off to a disappointing start with a 73—66 defeat to greece. great britain had gone behind during the third quarter but reduced the gap to five points with just over two minutes to go. but greece held on in manchester to win their first group g game. the ten group winners and four best second—ranked teams will qualify for the finals. and you can get more on that and everything else, of course, on the bbc sport website. but that is all your sport for now. hello. a windy friday will bring some rain at times, heaviest and most persistent in scotland. a few pulses of rain moving through here. there'll also some heavier bursts of rain in northwest england. for northern ireland, a wet start, but then it will turn dry with a few showers. for wales, and across much of england aw

laura scott reports. after another turbulent week, cricket�*s latest response to its racism crisis — crisis talks at the 0val today as the game comes together to tackle its discrimination problem, evidence of which continues to emerge. what do you hope to get out of the meeting today? just clarity and togetherness i suppose. does cricket have a racism issue? we have a lot of work to do, no doubt about it. i think it will be resolved today, there is actually a desire to get it sorted, a real desire within the game. last night the former england cricketer alex hales became further embroiled in the scandal after a photo emerged showing him dressed in a racially offensive way at a fancy dress party in 2009. he said his appearance was a tribute to the late rapper tupac shakur but now realises it was incredibly disrespectful and issued a video statement. i deplore all forms of racism and discrimination. i have been incredibly lucky to play around the world in different backgrounds, with players of different

she says the film's director, ridley scott, was constantly concerned that she was immersing herself too deeply into painful memories. reliving your trauma for a character is maybe not the healthiest thing, but i'm a romantic. i have a romance with this script, a romance with my character, a romance with the cast. it was, i think, in a way, therapeutic, in the way that, what he called it was an exorcism. i relived all of this to play her. lady gaga, thank you so much for your time. thank you, lizo. (sting) now to a story we first brought to you yesterday. the two men convicted of killing the american civil rights leader malcolm x have just been exonerated. a remarkable acknowledgment of errors made in a case of huge historic importance in the us. the manhatton district attorney has just been speaking. here's some of what he said. we are moving today to vacate the convictions. forthe we are moving today to vacate the convictions. for the assassination of malcolm x on february 201965. i want to begin by stating the record to mr azeem and his family, and to the family of mr islam, and the f