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barry hawkins v zhao xintong. the chinese player starting really well, two frames to zero up they are now against hawkins. exeter are up to third in rugby union's premiership after beating saracens by 18 points to 15. it was sarries' first visit to sandy park since their enforced relegation from the premiership in the wake of the salary cap scandal. nick parrott reports. this game is the renewal of a rivalry which has defined english club rugby for more than half a decade. in the three premiership finals between the two, saracens have won them all. they got off to a quick start thanks to alex lozowski, but they struggled to keep their heads. billy vunipola's disagreement with a decision saw the ref move exeter within range for levelling. in challenging conditions, it was going to take a mistake or a masterstroke to make a difference. the latter came courtesy of simmons fining tom o'flaherty to put the home team in front, but they couldn't cut out the errors and another soft penalty saw losowski restore saracens' l

the young player is very talented, scores - player is very talented, scores quickly, barry has not been at his best but you would never count him out. , , , ., out. his best run of the uk championship, _ out. his best run of the uk championship, i— out. his best run of the uk championship, i can't i out. his best run of the uk i championship, i can't believe it. out. his best run of the uk - championship, i can't believe it. he has been at the business end of every— has been at the business end of every other event, but this kid is the new— every other event, but this kid is the new star, i think.— every other event, but this kid is the new star, i think. thank you, ken, the new star, i think. thank you, ken. thank _ the new star, i think. thank you, ken. thank you _ the new star, i think. thank you, ken, thank you john, _ the new star, i think. thank you, ken, thank you john, we - the new star, i think. thank you, ken, thank you john, we are i the new star, i think. thank you, ken, thank you john, we are on i the new star, i think. thank you, i ken, thank you john, we are on bb

this primary in barry is one of the schools piloting a longer day. i get to see my friends, i get to learn new stuff. not many people may be able to afford lots of clubs like this so the fact that it is for free is good. outside groups and school staff will run extra sessions focused on sport and music but also aimed at boosting core academic skills. it's a really good idea to extend the school day but it has to be different from what they are offered already. this is not about teachers working longer hours, it is about thinking outside the box, to really change and reframe a structure that has been in place for decades. the argument for reform is patterns of work and family life have changed beyond recognition since pupils sat at these desks well over a century ago. but some people want to see more evidence of why any changes would be good for society, school staff and children themselves. the school year is also being discussed including the possibility of a shorter summer holiday. raising this possible change to the school year is unnecessary beca

later this evening, barry hawkins plays zhao xintong. saracen's have gone top of the table in the women's premier 15s after beating bristol bears by 17 points to 12. saracens scrum half ella wyrwas produced the moment of the match at the stone x stadium chasing her own kick to score her team's second try. there are four other matches this afternoon. remember you can keep right up to date on the bbc sport website, including brony frost's win in the tingle creek chase at sandown this afternoon. that is it for me for the moment. the parents of a teenager accused of killing four of his fellow students have appeared in court charged with involuntary manslaughter. james and jennifer crumbley both pleaded not guilty to all charges. prosecutors say fifteen year old ethan crumbley carried out the shooting at his school on tuesday with a semi—automatic pistol which had been bought by his father. it's highly unusual for parents to be charged in connection with a school shooting. aruna iyengar has more. i'm jennifer crumbley. i'm james crumbley. e

the quarter—finals are underway at snooker�*s uk championships in york — later will see barry hawkins face world number 102 andy hicks and it's also jack lisowski against zhao xintong. but right now, the seven time champion ronnie 0'sullivan is taking on kyren wilson in a rematch of the 2020 world championship final, which 0'sullivan won. these are live pictures from bbc two. wilson has just taken the first two frames. the first frame, he had 92 on his break. the second break was 117. so, kyren wilson is looking very good against the experienced ronnie 0'sullivan. is the first six frame, he will win. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. you can follow practice from the f one, drivers are getting their first go on the new saudi street track ahead of the weekend's saudi arabia grand prix. good afternoon. you are watching bbc news. more now on one of our top stories... the independent report into disorder at the euro 2020 final injuly, which has concluded that disruptive fans and a lack of planning turned a glorious occasion into

barry, listenin: shocking result here. barry, listening to _ shocking result here. barry, listening to elizabeth, - shocking result here. barry, j listening to elizabeth, which shocking result here. barry, - listening to elizabeth, which are theissues listening to elizabeth, which are the issues that matter to you, the national picture or local problems that are quite long—standing here? with my farming hat on, it is a local— with my farming hat on, it is a local issue. _ with my farming hat on, it is a local issue, five market towns in north _ local issue, five market towns in north shropshire all surrounded by a very productive agriculture and in this post — very productive agriculture and in this post brexit world we're living in, this post brexit world we're living in. with— this post brexit world we're living in, with things being so much up in the air, _ in, with things being so much up in the air, we— in, with things being so much up in the air, we just don't know how it is all— the air, we just don't know how it is all going — the air, we just

test, and good to have struggled to score runs are expected to make changes, zach crowley and johnny barry stowe replacing rory burns and allie pope. fast bowler mark wood who missed the second test should also feature. australia who have embarrassed the visitors so far say they are expecting a much improved england side, but know the odds of retaining the urn are in their favour. we side, but know the odds of retaining the urn are in their favour.— the urn are in their favour. we know how aood the urn are in their favour. we know how good they _ the urn are in their favour. we know how good they are, _ the urn are in their favour. we know how good they are, a _ the urn are in their favour. we know how good they are, a world-class i how good they are, a world—class team with world—class players, so, yeah, we played really well the last couple of matches but we should bounce back. so couple of matches but we should bounce back.— couple of matches but we should bounce back. , . , , ., bounce back. so the stage is set for a famous boxing _ bounce back. so the stage is set for a famous

professor barry schoub is head of the south african ministerial advisory committee on vaccines. he gave us his analysis of the situation there. i think we can be pretty confident we've passed the peak of the fourth wave. it's coming down quite sharply. it actually rose very sharply, came down sharply, so it's a very much more acute epidemic curve. so, i think we can take away from this that this is a, as you mentioned, a highly transmissible virus, in fact, the actual ascent in the epidemic was about four times that of the previous wave, but it's coming down as acutely as it went up. so, it's very transmissible, but very much milder disease, and we're seeing that by all the parameters. hospitalisation is much less, and in fact if you look at the severity of hospitalised individuals, it's about 73% less in terms of icu admission, high care admission and so on. we kind of always thought that these waves would come in sort of a cyclical pattern, and certainly the first and second wave obeyed that, each were about 75 days approximately in duration, with about a 100 day interval betw

later this evening, barry hawkins plays zhao xintong. follow it all on the bbc website. max verstappen leads the way heading into qualifying for the saudi arabian grand prix the red bull driver was quickest in the final practice session injeddah, two—tenths ahead of title rival lewis hamilton and team—mate sergio perez. hamilton trails verstappen by eight points in the drivers�* championship withjust two races remaining. saracen�*s have gone top of the table in the women�*s premier 15s after beating bristol bears by 17 points to 12. saracens scrum half ella wyrwas produced the moment of the match at the stone x stadium chasing her own kick to score her team�*s second try. there are four other matches this afternoon. that�*s all the sport for now. people in around 9,000 homes are facing a second weekend without power in parts of scotland and northern england, following storm arwen. those affected are now bracing themselves for almost freezing temperatures forecast over the next 2a hours, and the army and the british red cross have been distributing emergency

zhao thrashed former world championship finalist barry hawkins 6—1. whilst the belgian luca brecel beat kyren wilsen 6—4 as he recorded four century breaks. the best—of—19 final will be live across the bbc today. that's all the sport for now. now it is time for the papers. hello and welcome to our look at this morning's newspapers. with me are the independent�*s features writerjames rampton and laura hughes, who's the political and diplomatic correspondent from the financial times. welcome, both of you, nice to see sunday morning. let's quickly run through the front pages. the sunday mirror has spoken to relatives of covid victims, who describe number ten holding parties last christmas as "a slap in the face". there's a poll in the observer from yougov, which says trust in politicians has fallen dramatically since borisjohnson become pm. the sunday times says doctors are angry that unvaccinated people are taking up hospital beds and delaying vital procedures. recollections from prince william about his mother is the top story in the sunday exp

well, when it was confirmed at the start of the trial that barry bennell will be giving evidence as a witness, the claimants barrister meant the defence of manchester city was being based on the words of one of britain's most notorious paedophile. of britain's most notorious paedophile-— of britain's most notorious --aedohile. : . :, , paedophile. and a wholly unreliable la er. paedophile. and a wholly unreliable lawyer- michael _ paedophile. and a wholly unreliable lawyer. michael kent _ paedophile. and a wholly unreliable lawyer. michael kent qc— paedophile. and a wholly unreliable i lawyer. michael kent qc representing the club said it was the only option because of the relevant witnesses had died. today, giving a second day evidence from prison in cambridgeshire where he is serving a 3a year sentence for sexual offences against boys, barry bennell said there was no proof he worked for manchester city at the time that the eight claimants say he abused them when playing for his junior teams and he said the legal team was clutching at straws and the majority of the claimants were

last year's finalist and world number two judd trump in the previous round, is up against 14th—seed barry hawkins. it is currently level at one for him apiece. it is currently level at one for him aiece. �* , it is currently level at one for him aiece. v .,, it is currently level at one for him aiece. �*, it is currently level at one for him aiece. , apiece. it's as level as you can be. the celtics — apiece. it's as level as you can be. the celtics are _ apiece. it's as level as you can be. the celtics are one _ apiece. it's as level as you can be. the celtics are one up _ apiece. it's as level as you can be. the celtics are one up against i apiece. it's as level as you can be. the celtics are one up against the| the celtics are one up against the hearts and that's a vital game if they want to make up the round on they want to make up the round on the rangers. that's all of your sports for now. in the past hour, joe biden has been outlining measures to tackle new coronavirus variant omicron. in a statement, president biden unveiled his action plan for the winter months as the countr

later on barry hawkins will play the world number 102 and fellow englishman andy hicks, and another english playerjack lisowski faces china�*s zhao xintong. but right now seven time champion ronnie o sullivan is in action against fellow englishman and 5th seed kyren wilson. it�*s a repeat of last year�*s world championship final — which o�*sullivan won. "the rocket" has his work cut out, though, wilson currently leading by 5—4, so just one fram away from winning. on the other table belgium�*s luca brecel is also on the verge of victory, he�*s 5—1 up against anthony mcgill of scotland. cricket now, and there�*s mixed news for england ahead of the ashes which start next week in australia. importantly, all—rounder ben stokes looks in decent form — hitting 42 in his first game for more four months. it was just an intra squad warm—up game but stokes took two wickets and then hit six fours in 56 balls before retiring. not so good with the other batters — captain joe root and jonny bairstow falling for first ball ducks and hameed and malan only making single figures in

speak to lissa batey, who is the head of marine conservation at the wildlife trusts, and to nathaniel barry, a wildlife photographer. good morning. nathanial, you have been well acquainted with moley the walrus. == been well acquainted with moley the walrus. ~ ., , been well acquainted with moley the walrus. ~ . , . , been well acquainted with moley the walrus. ~ ., , been well acquainted with moley the walrus. ~ . , ., walrus. -- wally. i was lucky to catch photographs _ walrus. -- wally. i was lucky to catch photographs of _ walrus. -- wally. i was lucky to catch photographs of him - walrus. -- wally. i was lucky to catch photographs of him as - walrus. -- wally. i was lucky to catch photographs of him as he | catch photographs of him as he passed — catch photographs of him as he passed down our coastline last may and since _ passed down our coastline last may and since then have kept track of him and — and since then have kept track of him and hopefully he is now back where _ him and hopefully he is now back where he — him and hopefully he is now back where he belongs.— him and h

it changes the way we communicate, david barry in 1999 is on the documentary saying, this will change a thing. jeremy paxman doesn't realise it, he says it is just a delivery system, but no, it has changed everything. —— david bowie. i was in reception at the hotel, and i was waiting for the car to come, and i said to the ground reception, ijust need to go to the loo. if a car comes, just tell them to hold on. he said, how long will you be? isaid i cannot to hold on. he said, how long will you be? i said i cannot really tell at this point. you be? i said i cannot really tell at this point-— you be? i said i cannot really tell at this point. and you tweeted that conversation? _ at this point. and you tweeted that conversation? yes. _ at this point. and you tweeted that conversation? yes. why? - at this point. and you tweeted that conversation? yes. why? because| at this point. and you tweeted that l conversation? yes. why? because it was funny- — conversation? yes. why? because it was funny- it — conversation? yes. why? because it was funny- it got _ conversation? yes. why? b

zhao thrashed former world championship finalist barry hawkins 6—1. whilst the belgian luca brecel beat kyren wilsen 6—4 as he recorded four century breaks. the best—of—19 final will be live across the bbc today. to netball, where england have wrapped up their series againstjamaica with a game to spare. the roses were 66—47 winners in nottingham in their second match. another dominant performance from jess thirlby�*s side. the series concludes this afternoon. we will end with this, to warm even the coldest hearts. on friday night, players from russian side zenit st petersburg walked out onto the pitch before a game carrying dogs. here we go, he isn't going to love this? the puppies were all from local shelters and it was being done as part of a campaign to help find them new homes. ican hear i can hear "ahhs" in my years, who doesn't love this? you can see one of the players going on for a kiss, how you go. of the players going on for a kiss, how you go-_ of the players going on for a kiss, how you go. of the players going on for a kiss, how

wilson will play luca brecel in the semi finals, while china's zhao xintong will take on barry hawkins. obviously he is hungry to win titles, he was to do what i've done in the game, you know? obviously i was like that when i hadn't won a major and stuff like that. you have more desire at that stage. it is great to see, you know? it shows that he's got a real passion for the game, you know? gloucester moved into the top four of the rugby premiership following victory over bristol bears. chris chapman was amongst the try scorers with this incredible effort after running with the ball from the half way line to secure a 27—10 victory. did you see charlie's mood pickup? absolutely, he stopped reading the papers. meanwhile edinburgh kept up their good form in the united rugby championship with a 24—10 win over benetton. this try from emiliano boffelli on his home debut amongst the pick. elsewhere leinster beat connacht 47—19 and sharks were also victorious against bulls. after a year out because of the pandemic, the national amateur boxing championships are back this weekend. the quar