in the city of liverpool off, i was a fervent liverpool fan than former trade union activists. tony nelson spent almost 3 decades working on the docs. it wasn't unusual for men to go should watch, haven't one week liverpool either on. i think there was more comradeship between the 2. any want to says policy should be left off or for you does normal football is normal? politics in this city is not in the early 19 eighties, the conservative government, so socialism and liverpool as a cancer that must be surgically removed before it could spread. for the 1st time in british history, politicians would try to bring a city and its population to their knees. one of the pool meters was embankments and health on in size. what it got was margaret thatcher, to those waiting with bated breath for that favorite media catch phrase the uter. ah, the late is not for turning. she just had his info. liverpool. we know now that she told heseltine to manage the decline of the city. just let us fade away. but i think she picked on the wrong city didn't. she will pretty much a socialist, says he, yo

in the city of liverpool off, i was a fervent liverpool fan than former trade union activists. tony nelson spent almost 3 decades working on the docs. it wasn't unusual for men to go should watch, haven't one week liverpool either. and i think that was more comradeship between the 2. any want to says policy should be left off or for you does normal football is normal? politics in this city is not in the early 19 eighties, the conservative government, so socialism and liverpool as a cancer that must be surgically removed before it could spread. for the 1st time in british history, politicians would try to bring a city and its population to their knees. one of the pool meters was embankments and health and in size. what it got was margaret thatcher. to those waiting with bated breath for that favorite media catch phrase, the uter ah, the late is not for turning. she just had his info. liverpool. we know now that she told heseltine to manage the decline of the city, just let us fade away. what's her think she picked on the wrong city? didn't she will pretty much a socialist, says

off liverpool, off i was a fervent liverpool fan than former trade union activists. tony nelson spent almost 3 decades working on the docs. it wasn't unusual for men to go should watch, haven't one week in liverpool either on i think there was more comradeship between the 2. any want to says policy should be left off or for you does normal football is normal? politics in this city is gone in the early 19 eighties, the conservative government, so socialism in liverpool as a cancer that must be surgically removed before it could spread. for the 1st time in british history, politicians would try to bring a city and its population to their knees. one of the pl needs was embankments and health on in size. what it got was margaret thatcher, to those waiting with bated breath for that favorite media catch phrase the uter. ah, the late is not for turning. she just had his info. liverpool. we know now that she told heseltine to manage the decline of the city. just let us fade away. let's her think she picked on the wrong city, didn't she? well, pretty much a socialist, says h

in the city of liverpool off, i was a fervent liverpool fan than former trade union activists. tony nelson spent almost 3 decades working on the docs. it wasn't unusual for men to go should watch, haven't one week liverpool you the other thing to was more comradeship between the 2. any want to says policy if she left off or for you does normal football is normal? politics in this city is not in the early 19 eighties, the conservative government, so socialism and liverpool as a cancer that must be surgically removed before it could spread. for the 1st time in british history, politicians would try to bring a city and its population to their knees. one of the pool meters was embankments and health and in size. what it got was margaret thatcher. to those waiting with bated breath for that favorite media catch phrase, the uter ah, the late is not for turning. she just had his info. liverpool. we know now that she told heseltine to manage the decline of the city, just let us fade away. but i think she picked on the wrong city, didn't. she will, pretty much a socialist, says he, you

off liverpool offices, fervent, liverpool fan and former trade union activists. tony nelson spent almost 3 decades working on the docs. it wasn't unusual for me then to go to whichever one we can repair. the other thing too is we'll comradeship between the 2. any want to says policy should be left off or you know, does normal football is normal? politics in this city is gone in the early 19 eighties, the conservative government, so socialism and liverpool as a cancer that must be surgically removed before it could spread. for the 1st time in british history, politicians would try to bring a city and its population to their knees. one of the pl needed was embankments and health on in size. what it got was margaret thatcher, to those waiting with bated breath for that favorite media catch phrase the you turn. ah, the late is not for turning. she just had his info. liverpool. we know now that she told heseltine to manage the decline of the city. just let us fade away. what's her think she picked on the wrong city didn't she will pretty much a socialist, says he, you

it the first knockout round. is liverpool up for sale? ' current it is liverpool up for sale? the current owners felt to put out a statement that they were looking for a buyer in inviting offers. that statement neither confirm or deny that they are looking to sell out. our corresponded with me. a lot of smoke around the some can see where it's coming from. what to fenway sports group actually say.- it's coming from. what to fenway sports group actually say. when you read that liverpool _ sports group actually say. when you read that liverpool is _ sports group actually say. when you read that liverpool is opposite - sports group actually say. when you read that liverpool is opposite sale | read that liverpool is opposite sale it you certainly pick up a newspaper or click the link but when you read the details it's not so black and white. families ports group like you said released a statement saying they would be interested in new shareholders. what that means is they said in recent years they've seen clubs change hands and liverpool have also been the subject of inquiry. that

well again, in both cases, when it comes to man, man, united or liverpool because liverpool is also announced. i can only speculate. i'm not on the inside. i think that the thing that's equal for both clubs is, is in light of the chelsea deal. valuations are extremely high right now. i think with respect to man united itself. you know, it's been a long road since 2013 where they have not been successful. they've had tortured relations with the fans. and a certain point. they might think this is the time to capture. i think liverpool has slightly different underlying motivations than that. i guess i'm going to get you to speculate again, but does read all those depart to play into this you know, i've seen a lot of speculation about that. i don't really think so when they make an announcement like this usually means that they've already engaged investment banks and that sort of thing. and i don't think what's happened in the last week or so is the final straw per se. it's probably validates maybe some of the frustrations they have, but i don't think you make an announcement like this before you

and arsenal, in terms _ i think liverpool and arsenal, in terms of— i think liverpool and arsenal, in terms of the players are not going, ithink— terms of the players are not going, i think that — terms of the players are not going, i think that could work out really well for— i think that could work out really well for them, for liverpool that there _ well for them, for liverpool that there are — well for them, for liverpool that there are several players who play there are several players who play the nations that didn't qualify, mohamed salah is the big one who stands _ mohamed salah is the big one who stands out, then you have players who surprisingly haven't been picked. — who surprisingly haven't been picked, there is another category as well, _ picked, there is another category as well, a _ picked, there is another category as well, a player that didn't want to lo, well, a player that didn't want to go, i— well, a player that didn't want to go. ithink— well, a player that didn't want to go, i think if they want to do with the could — go, i think if they want to

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and i would expect that both liverpool and man united based on that price would expect a premium over above that. so it would put that it's sort of in the, in the level and numbers that you're talking about. plus, you know, the forms taught 50 clubs in the world just came out and values it between both clubs, between 4 and 5000000000 football boys. they've gone. thank you very much for coming on the show today. okay, my pleasure. and finally, germany's festive season got off to its official start today with the opening of traditional christmas markets across the country. after being shut down for 2 years, due to the pandemic, germany's oldest christmas market in traced and open to tourists and locals. this year there are 20 percent fewer traders offering their goods for sale, sign a bunch of make and i'll make times and prices reflect rising inflation or damage is done by i stowing business with you. ah, enter the conflict with sebastian sham referendums in the occupied regions of ukraine and more russian troops are drafted into battle. my guest this week had his own unique protest, v

this is now the heart of liverpool. hello. after an exceptionally mild night, with temperatures sitting in the mid—teens for most of us, there's more of the same to come over the next few days. and certainly for armistice day on friday, things are very mild still, but windy across the uk. some rain in the far north—west, that is already going to be affecting the western isles and the highland through friday morning, and then through the day, that area of rain becomes a little lighter and more patchy as it drifts eastwards across scotland and northern ireland. england and wales largely dry, perhaps the odd spot of drizzle over hills and the west but breezy wherever you are with gusts reaching 30 to a0 mph for most, could be 50 mph across parts of scotland and through the irish sea as well. temperature is widely up to around 17 celsius but could be as high as 19 degrees for the north east of scotland for friday afternoon. and then as we head through saturday, we are going to see a bit of patchy rain pushing north across scot

best thing that could happen to liverpool. siren wails right in the heart of the city, the royal liverpool hospital has been a landmark since the 1970s. i think the building itself at the time it was actually put up was probably a piece of art, as it were. people were looking to the future. everyone knows the royal liverpool hospital and knows where it is. but time has not been kind to be royal. you know, things are getting old and everything breaking down. for more than a decade, the poor state of the building has made life difficult for both staff and patients. in the toilet, the sink, it's always leaking, all the taps. we have floods in there. it's a lot of stress for us because we've got to do the work as well, and make sure our patients are safe. there's always something somewhere that is either not working or goes wrong. as you can see we've got to make alterations on a daily basis. what is this? it's actually to control the air—conditioning. just a few hundred metres away, a brand new hospital is weeks away from compl

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so hoping — from a liverpool point of view, i'm hoping now to... you know, we've won a few games leading into this draw, and hopefully getting the confidence to go out there. and, again, ithink, with the first leg being at liverpool, i think it gives real madrid a little bit of an advantage. i would like to have seen liverpool play the second leg at home, but unfortunately because we came runners up, our first leg will be at home, so we'll have to try and take advantage of the home leg. sticking with news of real madrid, there was bad news for them in la liga on monday, where they went down 3—2 at local rivals rayo vallecano, losing both their first game of the season and top spot on the table. afterfalling behind, real then went ahead with two goals in four minutes — luka modric from the penalty spot, and a header from eder militao. but further goals for the hosts — including a penalty that was converted at its second attempt — proved enough for the win. manchester united have been drawn against barcelona in the europa league knockout roun

she was the final british gymnast to go in an already historic week in liverpool. and with her performance jessica gadirova fittingly capped the world championships winning gold on the floor. she had qualified for the final in third but held her nerve to put on an impressive display in front of a home crowd. she already helped her team win silver earlier in the competition before claiming a bronze medal in the women's all—round. this victory makes her only the fifth british world champion in history. and it's a record breaking sixth medal for the team. i have been struggling with a little bit of pain after finals and i'm just trying to push in and i'm just so relieved that it was worth it and i pushed through the pain and it was worth a push through the pain and it was with that i'm just so proud of myself to just keep fighting and theyjust try to focus on my own individual performance and i did not listen to anyone else's score and so, ijust did it with my heart and performed for the people and myself, just perform for myself, no matter what. you're watching spo

katie russell, bbc news, liverpool. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. what a beautiful day. that's about it. that's it in a nutshell. it was cold. glorious, this was leicestershire a few hours ago and the clear skies are fairly widespread across the country but you can see what is waiting in the wings, this amazing bass clef swirl of cloud, this low pressure that's going to arrive tonight. it will be chilly for a time over the next few hours but as the cloud and the rain and the wind starts to increase from the west, those temperatures will climb up potentially but sheltered and eastern areas keep those clear skies through the bite so it's going to be a chilly start. maybe a touch of frost in rural areas in the north—east of scotland but it's all going to be about the wind on the rain tomorrow. yet more cloud and rain tomorrow. yet more cloud and rain pushing in, the wind strengthening in comparison to today. not as strong as it has been but there will be outbreaks of today. not as strong as it has been but there will be rutbreaks of today. not as str

and you were in liverpool. yes. in which as it were, it was through the mother's milk often was the idea that you would be anti tory and frankly i don't think it's too strong a word. my granddad. i think it's fair to say he was probably around about hate levels. he also hated arthur scargill, which was interesting. he thoughtjoe gormley was his man. he was the guy that he thought was reasonable that would have had the right relationship to navigate. what he could see was some aspects that needed to be a union leader of the previous generation. so that was and he thought, you know, he wasn't a fan of arthur scargill at all. so little bit of politics in your house. yes, but not a massive amount. what about, though, the fact that at that stage we're now in the early eighties, liverpool is run by a militant with a capital m. what about, though, the fact that at that stage we're now in the early eighties, liverpool is run by a militant with a capital m. in other words, derek hatton of the militant tendency who was aliena

liverpool managerjurgen klopp, speaking at a ceremony where he was presented with the freedom of liverpool, said the chanting was a big problem. you pick and not so nice part but you pick the one thing where you really can hit the people and you do it in that happens very often in the stands. and you actually should not take it because they don't care if you don't care, they can't hit me, to be 100%. you don't know if you care about me, but whatever you say, you cannot hit me and i know it is very difficult to see it that way but i'm not sure you can really do something against it because of the possible ability is to say i do not think that saving but people. by mentioning it in going against income it's absolutely what you have to do but it might lead to the situation escalating even louder if they want to hurt us. saracens prop hannah botterman will start england's rugby union world cup semifinal against canada on saturday. exeter wing claudia mcdonald also returns to the starting xv after recovering from a calf injury. harlequins scrum half lucy packer will go for a scan on her ankle t

liverpool ballclub. they are reporting that morgan stanley and god would have been retained to help with the process. they have been murmurings over the last three months but here we are based on the athletic reporting. tom: this is different. i am spark -- speaking with your expertise. any other tore my oil -- turmoil in the premier league, these guys are wonderful operators. old fenway park combined with tom warner, these guys are competent. when i suggest -- what i suggest, they sell from a point of strength. jonathan: what would he go for? $5 billion? tom: i went on youtube and solve a magical point where the players come out with the little kids. there are the tots and all that. there is that liverpool red and the payroll and the quality of the players, this -- is it like the new york yankees? jonathan: not quite, but close. i will offend some chelsea fans and look at the price of 4 billion dollars and say liverpool has more of an international reach that chelsea does not, specifically in asia if yo

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who are liverpool's owner seeking to sell, and i just want to bring you to the former manager of liverpool who once said football is a not a matter of life or death, he said he was very disappointed with that and said it was vastly more serious than that. let's talk about who they might sell to. >> definitely. i can see a lot of interesting potential buyers lining up to pick up the trophy. we've seen in recent years, some interesting takeovers of the football clubs. we saw chelsea and uso united. yet, liverpool is now on the block. it could also bring really big returns for the current owners. rishaad: there must be a lot of owners. what kind of buyers are likely to show up? because what happened with the glazer's and united is another thing for the fan base. >> it definitely could be a trophy asset for u.s. investors. they have shown that their interest in these types of assets in the past, billionaires, as well as sovereign wealth funds, particularly from the middle east, they really like to invest in these types of assets. so i think those two categories would most likely show up. hasli

is it change at the top for liverpool? after a period of sustained success, are the club's american owners looking to sell the club? have you got your christmas decorations are up, or is it way too early? good morning and welcome to this winter wonderland near warrington, where i'll be looking at the cost of living crisis and how it could affect christmas for many people. good morning. some sunshine today, but plenty of thunderstorms and heavy downpours. details later in the programme. good morning. it's tuesday, the 8th of november. our main story. headteachers in england are warning they're facing a crisis, and many schools may have to cut teachers or reduce their hours to save money. they say any further cuts will have a real, immediate impact on children, but the government says it's providing schools with an extra £4 billion in funding this year, as well as help with energy bills. here's our education editor branwen jeffreys. it's all go for these four and five—year—olds, learning through new experiences. but mak

presented with the freedom of liverpool, said the chanting was a big problem. in football, it's like that. that's the not so nice part of football. you pick the one thing that you can really hit the people with, and you do it, and it happens very often in the stands. you should not take it serious. they do not care, and if you don't care, you can't hit me. that's how i feel. whatever you say, you cannot hit me if you don't care about me. i know it's very difficult to see it that way, but i'm not sure you can really do something against it because the only possibilities... i don't think that's anything. by mentioning it and going against it, it's what we have to do, but it might lead to the situation that is a scene next time even louder if they want to hurt us. last night, great britain's women made history and claimed their best ever result at a gymnastics world championships, winning silver in the women's team final. today, the men's team will be going for an unprecedented treble as they seek a third team gold in the calendar year, having triumphed at both th

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katie razzall, bbc news, liverpool. a christmas stamp collection featuring queen elizabeth ii has been released by romeo. it is going to be the last time the queen's silhouette will feature on a stamp in the uk. they depict moments from the nativity. we have got time enough before we go to show you these pictures of a tiny pony, whose owner is hoping for an entry in the guinness book of records. this is a 50 centimetres tall pony, and he weighs in at 35 kilos. his owners and inferred 2.5 years and grown in that time, but he will eligible for the record books when he is four years old. absolutely adorable to see. absolutely adorable to see. now on bbc news, newswatch. hello, and welcome to use a watch with me, samira ahmed. as the bbc announces cuts to its local radio and tv services, can it still provide what audiences want? and what is it right to invite this climate change sceptic to give her views on question time? mini—budget in september, there were calls for then prime minister liz truss to respond to the result

onto football, and the holders liverpool are through to the fourth round of the english league cup, but they needed penalties to see off third—tier side derby county. harvey elliott scored the winning spot kick as liverpool won the shoot—out 3—2 after a 0—0 draw at anfield. and in the pick of the night�*s games, manchester city beat last season�*s runners—up chelsea 2—0 at the etihad stadium, with goals from riyad mahrez and julian alvarez. city are looking to regain the trophy they won four years in a row prior to last season, and equal liverpool�*s record of nine league cups. we can be... you know, it can be better, it can be worse, but the team was who we are. so i�*m more than pleased, happy for all the performance of the players, the quality, all of them. and why we conceded is because they are so good! so it doesn�*t matter what happened in the last results, they had a fantastic team and, yeah, happy to be in the draw. and at the rugby league world cup in england, the host nation made it three wins out of three in the women�*s competition, with victory over

she was the final british gymnast to go in an already historic week in liverpool. and with her performance jessica gadirova fittingly capped the world championships winning gold on the floor. she had qualified for the final in third but held her nerve to put on an impressive display in front of a home crowd. she already helped her team win silver earlier in the competition before claiming a bronze medal in the women's all—round. this victory makes her only the fifth british world champion in history. and it's a record breaking sixth medal for the team. i have been struggling with a little bit of pain after finals and i'm just trying to push and and i'm just so relieved that it was worth it in a push through the pain and it was worth a push through the pain and it was with that i'm just so proud of myself to just keep fighting and they just try to focus on my own individual performance and they did not listen to anyone else's score and so, ijust did it with my heart and so, ijust did it with my heart and from the people are myself, just perform for myself, no matt

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liverpool is also potentially up for sale at the moment and indeed leeds united might see a change of ownership in the next few months as well. so that's three premier league clubs. and if you look at the glazer family, they bought in 2005 and the fenway sports group bought liverpool in 2010 and that was a completely different world. in those days, when the glazer is bought manchester united for 790 million and liverpool was bought for 300 million, you depended on two sources of revenues. fans buying tickets and merchandising was one, and the other was the central deal done by the premier league which was television rights, which i was involved in. now the world is totally different and all of those clubs because of the global expansion of the premier league have become global brands and the world of media has changed and there are many more ways of distributing their own content and part of the fight in the premier league in the world cup —— in the premier league has been the clubs wanting to sell their own games and not being allowed to, and as you said, the european super leagu

you liverpool women's hospital almost one year ago-— liverpool women's hospital almost one year ago. you have alluded to it in some way. _ one year ago. you have alluded to it in some way. but — one year ago. you have alluded to it in some way, but from _ one year ago. you have alluded to it in some way, but from what - one year ago. you have alluded to it in some way, but from what we - one year ago. you have alluded to it in some way, but from what we are | in some way, but from what we are hearing, is it clear whether this individual acted alone or as part of a group? individual acted alone or as part of a a-rou? individual acted alone or as part of a arou - ? , ., individual acted alone or as part of a urou - ? , . ., ., a group? the statement that we have had from counterterrorism _ a group? the statement that we have had from counterterrorism policing i had from counterterrorism policing is that there was no indication that he was acting alongside anyone else. he was operating alone, and there doesn't appear to be any wider threat. certainly, those with the statements that we

what are we doing that perhaps doing to make sure that perhaps liverpool that liverpool or the next club that comes sale doesn't get comes up for sale doesn't get purchased as sports purchased by dictator as sports washing those washing and i think those are the lessons we can take the lessons we if we can take those from what's happening now then that be some that's then that be some benefit that's what's happening. one last little the little thought. leeds united the that you've been intimately that you've been so intimately involved in brian clough famously they're dammed all famously they're dammed and all the of it the film the book the rest of it the film the book he lasted five days manager he lasted five days as manager of leeds lizz truss lasted . 45 of leeds lizz truss lasted. 45 daysi of leeds lizz truss lasted. 45 days i this country david hey thank you very much indeed for joining me good to back with you in a couple of minutes time we're going to go direct to doha and i'm going to put some the accusations to the supporter ultimately raising . aon a on mark dolan tonight in

what are we doing that perhaps doing to make sure that perhaps liverpool that liverpool or the next club that comes sale doesn't get comes up for sale doesn't get purchased as sports purchased by dictator as sports washing those washing and i think those are the lessons we can take the lessons we if we can take those from what's happening now then that be some that's then that be some benefit that's what's happening. one last little the little thought. leeds united the that you've been intimately that you've been so intimately involved in brian clough famously they're dammed all famously they're dammed and all the of it the film the book the rest of it the film the book he lasted five days manager he lasted five days as manager of leeds lizz truss lasted . 45 of leeds lizz truss lasted. 45 daysi of leeds lizz truss lasted. 45 days i this country david hey thank you very much indeed for joining me good to back with you in a couple of minutes time we're going to go direct to doha and i'm going to put some the accusations to the supporter ultimately raising . aon a on mark dolan tonight in

liverpool will face real madrid in the last 16 of the champions league. it's a repeat of last season's final, which was marred by chaotic scenes outside stade de france when thousands of liverpool fans, some targeted with pepper spray and teargas by french police, were unable to get into the stadium. blood grown in a laboratory has been given to people, in a world—first clinical trial. research teams from bristol, cambridge, london and nhs blood & transplant are testing tiny quantities, equivalent to a couple of spoonfuls, to see how it reacts inside the body. as our health correspondent catherine burns reports, researchers used stem cells from donated blood. 5000 people do this every day in england, but for patients with rare blood types there might only be one or two people who can donate to them. , 2, 2 , or two people who can donate to them. , .. , .,, or two people who can donate to them. , .. , ., or two people who can donate to them. ,.. , ., them. researchers hope to change that. we them. researchers hope to change that- we are _ them. researche

. >> maybe it makes liverpool less attractive with the reach man united has. arguably the biggest football brand in the world. the fan numbers in asia. claiming to have around one billion fans across the world. i think that their reach is bigger. maybe it makes liverpool less attractive for potential suitor. guy: greatly appreciate it. thank you very much indeed. while we've been talking of entertainment we also have this news breaking. it looks like amazon will be piling further into cinematic releases. this moves away from what's been happening with this idea of the streaming wars. they are now -- alex is very interested in this story. >> if you want to get oscar's and win oscars you have to have a cinematic release. so if you're trying to get attention for amazon prime you need to release these in the cinema. amazon won an oscar last year. sorry to interrupt. kailey: he is excited, look at that smile. >> and they just bought james bond. kailey: that would explain the $1 billion investment a year in cinema as the news from amazon. the plan to release a least

to be honest, it reminds us a lot of liverpool in terms of the people. very hard working, working class background, who love football, very passionate about football. and sunderland's exactly the same, you know. so i think that's one of the things that, when i came to liverpool, it felt similar. you talk a lot about your dad in the book. there's some really lovely pictures of you and your dad. me mam won't be too happy about that, like! your dad does feature quite prominently, doesn't he? and you talked about all the sacrifices both your parents made, but your dad giving up his golf to ferry you backwards and forwards. can you just talk to us a little bit about the sacrifices made, and how you look back on that period, especially now that you're a parent and knowing what that must have been like for him? yeah, i think in the book, yes, i think it refers to me dad a lot. i think obviously that's a lot to do with what he's been through personally over the last few years, but also the moment we shared after winning the champions league final. and that was q

tricky one for liverpool in the champions league draw, liverpool against real madrid. i think liverpool fans may have been watching that and sighing, because yes, they have drawn the holders real madrid in the last 16. jurgen klopp's side were in as one of the unseeded teams and it's the fourth time in six seasons that the sides will have met in the champions league. premier league champions manchester city face german side rb leipzig, while tottenham play italian giants ac milan. chelsea also have german opposition in borussia dortmund. so here's a check on the draw in full. away from the english teams, bruges play benfica, europa league champions eintracht frankfurt take on serie a leaders napoli, inter face porto and paris st germain play bayern munich. the first legs of those ties will be played on either the 14th and 15th, or the 21st and 22nd february next year. manchester united have been drawn against barcelona in the europa league knockout round play—offs. the stage of the competition features eight runners—up from their europa league groups, which include

liverpool picked up their first away win of the season as mohamed salah scored twice in a 2—1 win at tottenham. the win comes off the back of successive league losses to nottingham forest and leeds united. in the other games, another big win for newcastle — this time over southampton. they're up to third in the table. miguel almiron with his seventh goal in as many games. michael olise with a winner in injury time as crystal palace won at west ham. the last—i6 draw for the champions league gets under way in the coming hours in switzerland. the likes of holders real madrid — seen here — bayern munich, and manchester city will be seeded, while liverpool and paris saint—germain are two of the big—name unseeded teams. tennis now, and there's been a big shock at the paris masters, where danish teenager holger rune came from a set down to beat novak djokovic to the title. djokovic came into sunday's final having won 21 out of 22 matches since the start of wimbledon. but after a solid start, mistakes on some key points started to creep in. it's been an incredible week for rune �

liverpool managerjurgen klopp, speaking at a ceremony where he was presented with the freedom of liverpool, said the chanting was a big problem. you pick the not so nice part, but you pick the one thing where you really can hit the people and you do it, and that happens very often in the stands. and you actually should not take it serious, because they don't care, if you don't care, they can't hit me, to be 100%. you don't know if you care about me, but whatever you say, you cannot hit me and i know it's very difficult to see it that way, but i'm not sure you can really do something against it because of the possibility is to say i do not think that saving but people. by mentioning it in going against it, it's absolutely what you have to do but it might lead to the situation escalating even louder if they want to hurt us. saracens prop hannah botterman will start england's rugby union world cup semifinal against canada on saturday. exeter wing claudia mcdonald also returns to the starting xv after recovering from a calf injury. harlequins scrum half lucy packer will go for a scan on her an

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it's nathanjones' first game in charge of southampton, they're losing 3—1 at anfield against liverpool. forest v palace is goalless, spurs are drawing 2—2 with leeds, and leicester are leading at west ham 1—0 but concern for england in that one afterjames maddison was taken off with an injury. celtic could extend their lead at the top of the scottish premiership to nine points this afternoon — that's after rangers were held to a 1—1 draw at st mirren. the home side took the lead just after half—time from declan gallagher's long throwjonah ayunga scored at the second time of asking. rangers equalised with six minutes to go after ryan kent was brought down, captain james tavernier put away the resulting penalty. celtic are looking to stretch the lead but ross county are 1—0. kilmarnock have also taken the lead against hibernian. harriet dart levelled great britain's semifinal against australia at the billiejean king cup in glasgow. heather watson lost the opening singles, but british number two, dart, beat ajla tomljanovic in straight sets in under two hours to set up a doubl

next year it will be held in liverpool. the city beat glasgow to become the first city in the uk to host the contest since 1998. well, for an international reaction, lets go to canberra where we can speak to lachlan woods. he's the president of the eurovision song contest fans of australia network. a warm welcome to the programme. what do you think about the changes to the rules? is this an improvement?- is this an improvement? well, aood is this an improvement? well, good morning. _ is this an improvement? well, good morning, thank- is this an improvement? well, good morning, thank you - is this an improvement? well, good morning, thank you for l good morning, thank you for having me on. to give a brief summary of the changes to the rules, people will be given the chance to decide which entries go through to the grand final and within the grand final itself it will still be based on a 50—50 split result, with nonparticipating countries given an equivalency of a country, for the purpose of kelly bettes, and it seems to ha

which one is lord liverpool, by the way, of president? sir is tuned in and isn't with the second earl of liverpool and the third duke of portland. that would bullpen bill to you for lord to me they just want you to hear from them as friends david starkey me for the big picture on this autumn statement . what on this autumn statement. what doesit on this autumn statement. what does it say in 13th year of cancer that if government that this is we've come to it's extraordinary isn't it. we've invented a new tradition the great tradition of british government used be that it was the labour party that buggered the labour party that buggered the economy . now we have the the economy. now we have the conservatives doing it very effective. it's a bit like the world cup, a really good routine because . can i just remind because. can i just remind everybody we've been rachel reeves the chancellor saying it is again harold wilson tribute act , 12 years of tory misrule . act, 12 years of tory misrule. can i remind everybody how the last year of the g

captainjordan henderson liverpool captain jordan henderson was liverpool captainjordan henderson was speaking, saying neither set of players need any extra motivation going into this. they know what's on the line. from the english side, it is in theirfavour, they the line. from the english side, it is in their favour, they know what they need to do, and so do wales. it is all set to be a massive game here in the final one for england and wales in group b. by the time wales and england play tonight they'll know their potential last 16 opponents. the netherlands are expected to win group a given their final match is against the hosts qatar who are already out. the other match is winner goes through with ecuador playing senegal. those two games kick off in the next half an hour. james anderson says the change in environment for england's next test series won't bring about a change in approach. they're playing in pakistan for the first time in 17 years with anderson the only one of that 2005 squad still playing for his country. the fast bowler has been central to the new aggressive style

owners of liverpool football club are weighing a sale. fenway sports group is working with goldman sachs and morgan stanley to determine buyer interest. the club could fetch more than $5 billion. fenway took control of liverpool in 2010 for $344 million. haidi: nintendo is expected to post an earnings rebound for the latest quarter, helped by the success of the games and benefits from the week yen. talk us through what we see in terms of market expectations and the currency effect is going to be a big one. >> right that's exactly right. the market expects nintendo to raise its forecast, for the full year profit, it is based on an exchange rate of ¥150. that exchange rate is now close to 150. it is likely nintendo will rise up. unlike sony, the other big japanese consul maker, nintendo has a very distinct advantage to the yen. most of it comes in domestic currency and most of its sales go out to japan, 80% come from overseas. it's going to get a boost unlike sony which has more of a diversified cost and sales. shery: with the latest on ni

which one is lord liverpool, by the way, of president? sir is tuned in and isn't with the second earl of liverpool and the third duke of portland. that would bullpen bill to you for lord to me they just want you to hear from them as friends david starkey me for the big picture on this autumn statement . what on this autumn statement. what doesit on this autumn statement. what does it say in 13th year of cancer that if government that this is we've come to it's extraordinary isn't it. we've invented a new tradition the great tradition of british government used be that it was the labour party that buggered the labour party that buggered the economy . now we have the the economy. now we have the conservatives doing it very effective. it's a bit like the world cup, a really good routine because . can i just remind because. can i just remind everybody we've been rachel reeves the chancellor saying it is again harold wilson tribute act , 12 years of tory misrule . act, 12 years of tory misrule. can i remind everybody how the last year of the g

as the impact service in liverpool shows, and can be done with priority is... too often, that's exactly what missing, giving priority to services for dying people. missing, giving priority to services for dying people-— for dying people. sam, thank you very much _ for dying people. sam, thank you very much for— for dying people. sam, thank you very much for speaking _ for dying people. sam, thank you very much for speaking to - for dying people. sam, thank you very much for speaking to us. - millions of people in and around the ukrainian capital, kyiv, are battling to cope with power cuts. many are without heating as emergency services try to fix the damage caused by russian missile attacks. temperatures are below zero with heavy snow forecast. refuge centres have been set up. officials in kyiv say russia is trying to make life impossible for ukrainians. jessica parker reports from kyiv. it's almost a novelty — the lights come on. the water, too. ludmilla, who lives on her own, had, like millions, been without power for days. these outages could keep happ